August 1886 - May 1891 - Mining More in Moweaqua

'W T and J H Culver sale on the W T Culver farm located 3 112 mile northeast of Moweaqua on22 Sep 1886 has been announced. Sale ad for both these sales in the Mmeauua Call this week.Son born to Jas Elliott and wife of Moweaqua; the youngster arrived on Friday.Emmett Middleton and Miss Bell Schnitzer were married at the residence of the bride's parents,Mr and Mrs George Schnitzer, on 5 Sep 1886 at Assumption.Uncle Henry Livingston of Assumption contemplates moving to Kentucky soon.New church being built at Round Grove 4 miles southeast of Assumption.John Bryant and wife, located 6 miles west of Assumption, announce the arrivh of a baby girl.Richard Lucy has returned to Assumption fiom the west.I23 Sep 1886 issue, Moweaqua CallMiss Emma March from Kansas City, Kansas, is visiting her sister, Mrs H F DayJesse Donne1 sold his residence in the east part of town to Wilhelm ~chumachbr and plans toerect a home on his country property. S H Sanner completed his new residence last week.Entire crop of grain and hay belonging to Augustus Sanders, living of B F Ribelin fhq 1 milesoutheast of here was destroyed by fire. A relief hnd was started for the Sanders family.Mrs Barbara Kern, administrator of the property of Mike Kern, is selling the personal propertyat a public sale on Wednesday, 12 Oct 1886.George Long and Miss Eva Rasbach plan to marry on Wednesday, 29 Sep 1886 in Assumption.He is from Moweaqua, the bride fiom Assumption.W T Robinson died Wednesday night at Prairie Home and was buried in the Prairie HomeCemetery on Thursday.John Gregory, east, is rejoicing over the arrival of a little daughter born Tuesday, AM.Ed Winters and sister left yesterday for Florence, Kansas.Mrs R Jacobs of Pana and sister of Mrs Jos Adams, is visiting in Nebraska.30 Sep 1886 issue, Moweaqua CallIllnesses listed this week include Mrs John Adams, west; Luther Prescott became confined;Beverly Armstrong down with rheumatism. Jos Beck of Prairie Home received a telegrambeckoning him to the bedside of his mother at Freeport who is not expected to survive.Mr and Mrs John Angel of Jacksonville who visited their children, Tom and John Angel and MrsH Bridgeman in this area returned home on Tuesday.Mrs Sarah Yantis and daughter, Miss Emma Yantis of Yantisville left Tuesday for a visit withfriends at Winfield, Kansas.J E Gregory sold a half interest in his lumber yard to his brother, Richard Gregory who will soonremove to town. The new firm will be named J E Gregory and Brother.Sale Announcement of John Adams at his residence, 3 112 miles east of Moweaqua on 30 Sep1886; includes personal property and livestock.A Henson and children left Tuesday for Butler, Missouri, where they will make their home.W S Miller of Obed renewed his subscription to the Moweaqua Call and told us he is removingto Gallatin where he will reside.Wm S Workman. Moweaqua, selling his farm of 18 1 acres located 2 miles southeast ofMoweaqua with sound dwelling and barn situated on land.