Reger notes and local court cases mix with town visit
The report covers two circuit court cases with State v Sill and State v Moses Nos. 1, plus a lengthy local trip to Reger. It describes bond, witnesses, and rulings, then shifts to a town visit detailing business and social scenes, a bridge accident near Leonard farm, and a recap of residents and shops. It ends with a supper at the Maggart Hotel and a later incident of Browning being stabbed by Stotts, with updates on injuries and jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Browning
Stotts
Mr. Browning
Runaway Buggy Spurs Miss Anna Wells in Town
Miss Anna Wells narrowly escaped injury when a buggy shaft broke loose, spooking the horse and sending the vehicle running down Main Street. She leaped from the buggy and suffered a severe nervous shock. friends and physicians, including Dr. Organ, cared for her at L. L. Lauderdale’s residence before she returned home late evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Wells
Main Street
Miss. Wells
L. L. Lauderdale
Dr.Organ
Chula News
Stock Shipments Weakened to Midwest Routes
Sunday to Chicago carries five cars of cattle for J. B. Harmon and one car for Daniel Jerome. Wednesday to St. Louis shows one car of oxen for Harmon & Keithley and one car of hogs for Daniel Jerome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
J. B. Harmon
Daniel Jerome
ST. Louis
Harmon & Keithley
When You Want Up to Date Weathal Work
A terse note urges attention to current weather related work by emphasizing the need for timely, reliable updates and practical guidance for field operations. The brief implies a routine of updating, checking, and acting on weather data to support planning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hunter
Reger and Green City Battle In Weekend Ball Game
Reger beat Green City 8 to 7 on Saturday grounds. White Oak defeated Corn 18 to 10 at Russell Franklin's on Sunday in front of a large crowd. Browning boys with manager Thomas McCown joined fans at Reger Sunday as Reger’s team won 14 to 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reger
Green City
White Oak
Russell Franklin
Browning Boys
Thos. McCown
Delightful Social Evening At McCollum Home
A lively social event was held Thursday evening July 28 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. B. McCollum. Mrs. McCollum and Mrs. Bernice Graham hosted for fifty two guests who enjoyed orchestral music by Mrs. Graham and others. Three contests entertained guests, with croquet played in the evening amid jocular remarks about Jake Lantz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lulu Durcan
Eunice Fields
Hardy Calhoun
Roy Calhoun
Kenneth Duncan
C. B. McCollum
Sweet
Graham
Rev. McCollum
Curt McCollum
Guy Adams
J. B. Harvey
Jake Lantz
John Lantz
Joe
Jake
Birthday Dinner for Mrs Mary Pipes in Cora
Friends and relatives gathered at Mrs Mary Pipes home in Cora on Sunday July 26 to celebrate her 62nd birthday. About eighty two people shared dinner, a surprise that was easily spotted as the host caught on. Many wishes for more happy birthdays were sent. Sam B Dodson of Milan, Republican treasurer candidate, visited town Monday and spoke at headquarters praising Dodson as a principled party worker and urging votes on August 4. His announcement appears in the Leader-Record candidates column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zeigler
Maggart Hotel
Maggart and Son
Shatto Brothers
R. W. Jones
P. S
Spangler’s' Yard
Mrs. Mary Pipes
Cora
Sam B. Dodson
Milan
Sullivan County
Dodson
Liam B. Dodson
Family Reunion At Nickell Home On July 26
M R F Nickell and wife entertained their children and grandchildren. Present were W P Nickell and family James Nickell and family Joe Nickell and children and Mrs Pauline Lynch and son of Doby Springs Oklahoma visiting after four years. Childhood days were recalled and all enjoyed themselves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. R. F. Nickell
W. P. Nickell
James Nickell
Joe Nickell
Pauline Lynch
Doby Springs
Okla
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Movish Sill
Burns
Clapp
Bowyer
Moses Nos
iAttorney Burns
Themismiss
Joseph Sill
Juste Bowyer
Anderson
Circuit Court
Linneus Bulletin
Bridge Falls In
Roger
Harve Tiffany
O. K
Leonard
Mead Mills
Tiffany
Epperson
Maggart
J. W. Rogers
Willie
D. M. Lovell
Duncan Township
Mr. Lovell
Huffman
Frank Browning
Loigan County
Marshall
Roy Stotts
Moody
Guthrie
A. A. Healy
Missouri
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