Special sale and chatter at local shops and visits
The record notes people visiting Milan and Lemon areas, special sales on QueensWare at FIELD & Co, and local claims of a 6 room horse for sale. Daisy Johnson and other locals are mentioned visiting from Eamonville and Mendots while Patterson’s and Fen’s Soda Fountain advertise ice cream and chicken pot pies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ee G
T. Burnham
Milan
Fehton’s
Mise Stinson
QueensWare
Field & Co’s
Claude Mowrer
Patterson
Beit
Mrs. Burnham
Milan Selaora
Daisy Johnson
Eamonville
Fen
pSoda F Fountain
Wip
Smith
Kirksville
Local notices and visits in Unionville community
A dense page itemizes residents and visitors including J. Hale’s six week home visit, Grace Garner from West Liberty visiting Pollock relatives, Dr Diff in Hays, and Mrs Fannie Brasfield hosting friends. It lists money lending offers, theater lectures, soda fountain ads, and various travel notes from Kinship to Cincinnati and St Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Je-H. V. Sniveley
St. Joseph Gratley
J. P. Hale
Miss Grace Garner
Weat Liberty
Pollock
Community notices from local pages include visits and services
Local column reports visits by os Ibianui Marshall to Uniorville natives and Mrs. James Thompson to Summer. Woodmen event at Hayp Opera House. Dr. Lliff to speak on Mormoniem Inside Out. Children's Day at Christian church. several moves and visits to Ottumwa and Louisiana. farm ad by J. C. Banner. Mrs. Kate McGuire visiting. Rev. J A Shoptaugh leaving for Texas. office repaint at Bfoey's. religious services scheduled at Douglas School House Mt Zion and Wesley Chapel. Miss Icy Summers returns from Putnam county. Methodist services with Rev Dr Lliff in Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Lif
Bngham H. Roberts
National Congress
Unionville
Hays Opera House
Stepp
Trenton
St. Louis
Messrs. E. N. Monroe
N. B. Marshall
D. W. Pollock
Continental National Bank of
National Bank of Comiere
Finis E K. Marshall
Continental
Consolidated Institution
Wishly
Ciicagh
L. Qair
Horton
Kans
Mary Mills
Lent
Gerold
Asa Lowe
Daisy Earls
Blackbird
Douglas School House
Mt. Zion
Wesleychapel
J Powers
Panter
Banks
Columbia
Overland
Ottumwa
Iowa
J.c.iff
Kansas City
Iso
Local Happenings and Personnel Notes in Mendota Area
Miss Kate Auten travels to Mendota where her parents spend summer on the farm. J R Pherigo returns from Milan to assist a sick nephew. Branfield & Co offers lumber and building materials. Mrs Amelia Miller of Des Moines visits son in Tus Bepus for ten days. W H Streeter promotes finest heart services in Unionville. Clarence Shelton from Putnam County Supply Co. visits Mendota. Mis a H D Bunch visits Purdy Missouri for two months. Tony Customers loan renewal offered at W H Fores office over Jackson's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate Auten
Mendota
J. R. Pherigo
Milan
Clarence Sheltoh
Putnam County Supply Co
Branfield & Co’s
Misa
H. D. Bunch
Purdy
Stouts
Amelia Miller
Des Moines
G L
Tus Bepus- Lican
L. B. Jeffers
Lancaster
Will Childers
R. F. Little
Money to Loan and Local Notices in Branfield Page
Money to loan offers gilt edge farm loans at low rates with option to pay before maturity. Love travels to Macon to join his wife returning home later this week. Mrs. Katherine Spence hires Ben Agee to build a new residence east of Miss Mary Calligan’s. B H Johnston returns to Kansas City on wage schedule committee work. Framing offered by Guy Hunter at Branfield’s store with right prices. Children’s Day on Jane Ist with Sunday school at Christian church promising entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCutchen
Love
Macon
Katherine Spence
Ben Agee
Mary Calligan
B. H. Johnston
Mendota
Kansas City
Missouri
Guy Hunter
Branfield
Jane
Christian Church
Farmers Store Seeks Wool at Top Prices
Local merchants advertise generous wool payments. Dr Luff, longtime Utah resident, to lecture next Monday night in town and is familiar with Brigham Young and Mormon leaders. Mrs F H Wentworth and Mrs Thos Stout attend Liberty college commencement with daughters. Anderson family and Mrs Welk guests at P Falk home last week return to Burlington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hay’s
Frank Ball
Ft. Scott, Kans
Triplett
Luff
Our City
Utah
Brigham Young
F. H. Wentworth
Thos. Stout
Liberty
Mrs. Anderson
Welk
P. Falk
Barlington
Edwin Brasfield
The
Ladies College
Florence
J. M. Wernick
Centerville
Neve
Seed Corn for Sale and Local Notes
Seed corn for sale at 1.00 a bushel promoted by Champion eerie MR dent apes corn for gale. Social notes list guests Nellie Smith Grace Smith Rev B F C Greason L Miller at Getts home Newtown. Attendees Joe Schick Lena Underwood traveled from Moulton to graduation exercises 1902. County Court to review contracts. G B Hodges named Justice of the Peace York township to fill vacancy caused by resignation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eerie MR Dent
Gale
Weatherford’s
Nellie
Grace Smith
B. F. C Greason
L. Miller
Getts
Newtown
Joe Schick
Lena Underwood
Moulton Thoreday
G. B. Hodges
York Township
Pail Allent
Unionville Plans Fourth of July Celebration and County Office Move
The town organizes a fundraising drive for a countywide Independence Day event as the finance committee seeks funds and a meeting is set to plan the observance. The county court approves a new 60 by 110 foot county office building on the gold bank lot with a 10 year lease at 1190 dollars annually, featuring offices a large vault and an auditorium, heated by steam and lit by electricity. A local drama A Woodman Soldier is cast and to be performed at Haysopers house under director H L Pope with many seats already reserved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monville
Unionville
L. D. Thomas
H. R. Brassighd
B. H. Bonfoey
Gold Bank
General Auditorum
Bonfoey
Haysopers House
H. L. Pope
Jt, Smith
Price and Quality Advertised by Local Store
Local retailer proclaims quality and lowest prices across every department. The ad boasts best styles, largest assortment, and reliable merchandise, inviting customers to compare and be convinced of top value.
Cash for Poultry Good Prices for Poultry Produce
An ad proclaims ongoing poultry purchases at high cash prices. It argues the poultry market should stay open to many sellers, not control by a single monopoly, and pledges to pay top prices to protect customers. The message stresses fair, competitive pricing and avoidance of market concentration.
Commencement Exercises at Unionville High School
Rain could not dampen the Unionville High School commencement held at the Christian Church last Friday evening. The class included Louisa Stout Fannie Schick Grace McKay Eliza beth Brasfield Edgar Jarman and Edgar Roberts. Augusta Wilson directed the instruments as the ceremony featured a class quartet a Seitz vocal solo and a violin piece by Julia Branfield. Edgar Jarman delivered an oration and Rev E Allan Boyd awarded the diplomas and offered remarks for reflection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unionville High School
Christian Church
Louisa Stout
Fannie Schick
Grace McKay
Elizabeth Brasfield
Edgar Jarman
Edgar Roberts
Augusta Wilson
R. E. Seitz
Little Julia
H. R. Branfield
E. Allan Boyd
Clas
Boyd
Unionville school census shows 673 children counted
J W Chrisman completed the Unionville district census listing 351 white male, 315 white female, 3 colored male and 4 colored female children of school age. The total marks a slight drop from 684 last year. Also notes lost spectacles and a social visit plus a local picnic report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Chrisman
Unionville
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yroCatchen
E. McCutchen
Gtuedar
BrasyigLp
Banner
Cincinnati
L. H. Howard
Urner
Monroe’s Corner
Fannie ‘Brasfield
Annie Callison
George
J. C. Banner
Dr. Diff
Patterson’s
Eastside Square
Ellis Chandler
Therfore
Putnam
Towne
Frank
Fenton’s Soda Fountain
Daisy Riggs
Jamie
Moon Bros
Brasfield , Co's
W. £. Gold
Loarn
W.H. Forbes
Geo. E. Reimhard
Fenton's Soda Fountain
Prof
A. B. Pratt
Miss Pearl Riley
Fletch Quigley
Henry Callison
Dr. L. D. Thomas
S.A. Paul
Brasfield & Co’s
A. L. Casaday
Graysville
Delphé
J. A. Little and Children
Helen Hussey
Chicago
Percy
Lawrence Bonfney
State University
Viola Letsinger
Terra Hants
Ind
H. Goul
Hodges
Dad
Instown
Mr. Hodges
Marshall
James Thompson
Hayp Opera House
Mey
Dr. Liff
Chas
Rex
Elmer Casady
West Main Street
Lemonville
Lliff
John Willams
Pennville
Cambria
Wyoming
Bonnie
L. B. Howann
Kate McGuire
A. K. Fortune
J. A. Shoptaugh
Texas
Tony Customers
W. H. Fores
Jackson’s
H. Streeter
Eugene Lemon Aitch
Harry VanCleve
Bart Carrolla
Sam Sm
Fred Doyle
Tim O’brien
Chas. Brown
Will Speer
Mallman
Sally Perkins
W. M. Henderson
Laura Davidson Oweae
Dora Smith
Joa
Byrd Bennett Olasmith
Carrie Moore
Lizzie Haynes
Nethbor
Bessie
Larry
Arthur Campbell
Caffee
Ben Beck
Washington
Many Washburn
Kahoka
Ira Coulter
Scot Johnston
Bloomfield
Dunn
State Normal
Z.'T. Brawford
Jones
Haynes
S. F. Brayh
Unionsville
Max Ighnaon
George Crocker
H. D. Kistler
State Universit
L. H. Howard’s
Sind
George Schuster
Noah
W. Bi. Streeter
J. J. Jones
N. R. Riggs
Lawson
F. A. McKay
Knox City
Patu M’s
Q. B. Bummers
Thuraddy
Harper, Kine
Will Me
Collum
Simmer
Sn Isa
Ata
Holman, Underwood
Pickinpaugh
Findly & Findly Des Moines
Finley
Sing
Mondhy
Laura Valentine
Clara Brown
Fankie Schick
Grace and
Roxie McKay
Nellie Greet
Mary McCoy
Mesers
Weston
D. Denunbram
Orion Valentine
South Blackbird
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