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Newspaper

Unionville Republican

Location

Unionville, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Sep 23, 1908

Page

10

Local Notices From Mendota And Surrounding Towns

A string of community notices mentions visits and family gatherings around Mendota Unionville and Cincinnati. Mrs. Ela Tiatnchute and Mrs. Jane Auten are noted. Mr and Mrs Charles Auten hosted relatives. J B King and wife visited at Joseph Funnel’s home. Mrs. Jump injured her foot by a needle incident.

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Local Notes From Around The District

Crowded week with baby illness rumors and farm sales. Jim Hill bought a mare at Cecil Campbell's sale. Mr. Philips preached at Concord over the weekend. Joe Harrison welcomed a new baby girl. Swan and his mother visited D L Bruce’s. Mrs Mavés Sodier visiting aunt Mrs L F Wilson. Frank Geisenhof lost a fattening cow. Neighborhood attendees at John Dickson's sale. Wm Johnson bought a horse from John Hill. Ira Dennis and family visited Jas Young's. John Kelley started work for Wm Bruce.

Jim Hill Hill Cecil Campbell Philips Braymer Concord Joe Harrison Swan Near Harris D. L. Bruce’s Mavés Sodier Kinsdé Chis L. F. Wilson Frank Geisenhof John Dickson Wm. Johnson John Hill Ira Dennis Sullivan Jas

Cement cellar project begun by William Alexander

William Alexander is making cement cellar. Mrs. Walter Camp of Pollock visits her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Manuel Alexander. Lester Howes of Terra Haute visits with brother Herman Corbin. Mrs. Hattie Gilworth leaves for Portland to visit brother George Smiley. Elizabeth Scott was a Lucerne visitor last Friday. Ben Gillworth and family visit Harley Skipper. D. B. Noland goes to Newtown after daughter Ella McDonald and grandchildren. Mrs. Anderson of Sullivan County visits daughter S. B. Dickson. Elizabeth Noland of Unionville visiting the locality. J. P. Corbin went to Unionville. one chore caused illness, delaying his return.

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