HJCR1917A_05.jpg HJCR1917A_06.jpg HJCR1917A_07.jpg HJCR1917A_08.jpg Volunteer Transcription - part 6 Linda in MO Jefferson County Record, Hillsboro, MO January 11, 1917 Vol. XIII. No. 3 page 2, column 6] in general to stay with--- and practical bounds as--- times make the best pe--- the materials at hand in a--- community, to the end--- may be obtained at the --- sible date, and Be it further Resolved--- urge upon each communit--- essity and importance of --- and most careful conferenc--- sounty highway enginee--- state highway department--- ciding upon the character --- be constructed in each case. --- “that sand and clay dop --- fessor TUCKER handed out in--- at Cushing was alright,” --- er who lives near that pla--- Ozark Trails headquarters--- homa City recently. “ We --- try out on the road we are --- ing and it certainly is the --- put on about eight inches, --- up, and it made a srupris--- road even before it had tim--- We shall follow this up w--- ~ Festus Items ~ A. P. McKEE of Shirley, --- one day last week in Festus --- the Festus Glass Plant. --- is the new manager of tho--- expects to have same in op--- April first next. He left --- Pennsylvania to find out ju--- he could expect delivery on --- glass blowing machines --- bene ordered. Mr. McKEE --- pleased with the outlook he --- not hesitate to express him--- lieving that a successful op--- the factory was but a matte--- months. Judge CONN who has been --- the past two weeks assistin--- chants with their stocktaki--- ed home Saturday. C. G. STEWART who has b--- fled with the active mana--- the Festus Mercantile Co. --- organization, has sold his e--- in the concern and tendered --- nation to take effect soon.--- stand that Mr. STEWART exp--- gage in the occupation of t--- ing and we hope tha tthe --- success which has attended --- in the mercantile business --- him in his new occupation. --- understand that his former --- will be filled by Messrs. He--- and Chas. WELSH, the lat--- purchased a large portion of --- art’s holdings in the comp--- Little Elizabeth LIUN of --- is spending a month with --- Brickey. Miss Celeste DRAKE spen--- in the city consulting an --- Edward T??SE spent Saturday--- Louis. Mrs. BEYERSTADT and child--- Louis came down Sunday --- spend the week with her --- VAUGHN. Mrs. eorge OSTERWALD wh--- in poor health for several --- much improved. Mrs. E. A. KITCHELL and --- Honig of St. Louis visited --- Mrs. George BENNETT one d--- Roy HOPKINS spent Tue--- Soto attending a stockholde--- of the Crawford Lumber Co. The boys basket ball tea--- High went to Bonne Terr--- night. Score resulted 36-2--- of Festus. The Junior class of F--- met with the representative--- Pathe Horner Lyecum C--- Tuesday night. All the m--- not present, but those who--- assumed the responsibility--- the Lyceum Course to our --- year. There is reason to --- the undertaking will be --- one when it is backed by --- tious boys and girls and --- ited citizents. The overhead Frisco bridg--- much needed repair work --- the past week. Mrs. J. J. MURPHY of --- visited Mrs. M. M. BLUNT S--- Sunday. Rev. BURNS, former past--- Presbyterian church ????--- Tuesday preparing to mov--- Mrs. Nancy HALT is thro--- Pneumonia. Her son Lee?--- komo, Indiana was called --- alde Monday. The Tribe of ??? ??? --- stallation of officers on --- night after which reifre--- coffee and cake were serv--- On Saturday evening --- Neighbors and Wood???--- installation of officers. --- served and a plesant ever--- Dennis MURPHY who has --- for several weeks returned--- City Saturday where he --- school. We are sorry to learn th--- League one of our oldes--- reliable citizens has had --- this winter. While he did --- his broken hip, in an attem--- it he received injuries on --- Little Helen WELSH of --- ited with her aunt, Mrs. --- week. ~ Notice County ?--- ~ County warrants which --- ed will be paid January --- Frank DIETRICH