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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1908
Page
5
Local items mention Ed Fickinpaugh's trip, millinery arrivals, Greer and Noel ads, and community notices. Residents move, attend fairs, or vote for Hi Haynes for sheriff while trains, auctions, and barbershops appear in brief snippets.
Bargain sale offers fine residence properties with 60 by 120 and 120 by 120 lots priced at 1650 and 2300 respectively. September gold price, part cash, part on time. Five head of full blooded Shropshire rams for sale. Local notices include community names and recent visits among residents.
Chailee Mercadey and family referenced with a Murda mention. A birthday dinner honors A W Thompson hosted by relatives Will Halley family and others. Neighbors Mr Henry Halley Mrs Heigler McAnneley canvasses nursery stock. Edd Probasco builds a house and cellar. school resumes Monday under Mr Colling. Graveyard cleaning well attended. visits among Cormeny and Rogers families. W D Freeborn requests return of a borrowed dirt shovel taken at Zoar.
Mendota reports a fine rain Monday afternoon and talk of meadow work. George R. Perkins sold a thrashing machine to Charles Auten and the Perkins brothers plan to enter thrashing. Mr James Dencon and wife with three daughters from Novinger visited William Perkins. George Fisher and wife visited Mendota last week. Births: Mrs Myrtle Workman had twins weighing six pounds each. Myrtle resides with her brother William Stuart. Mrs Mary Williams wife of August Dean prévu a gathering on August 30 at 8 o'clock.
The text notes visits by Mrs Clara Jones and her Springfield Mo daughter to her brother Josuph Farris and family. John Hays plans to reopen a livery barn. Lenlen Quin of Michigan and Jane Jerre of Butearine Mo visited over Sunday. Charles Fenwick home briefly before selling corn and moving back to Mendota. Orro Burn and his wife planned to move back to Mendota soon.
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