Local and Personal Notes Highlight Area Visitors
The column lists numerous visits and travels among residents and out-of-town guests. Names include Lynn Crall, Mrs W O Dotts, J P Hardin, Mont Norman, Mrs Charles Tate, Mrs Amos Wright, Miss Lottie Witt, Hazel and Merle Russell, Miss Farrie Hughes, W T Israel, Miss Mary Perry, Miss Ida Boyles, Mrs C G E Callahan, O W Lamb, Margaret and Louise Stanton, Helen Watts, Miss Gladys Shular, Miss Anna Tuttle, Mrs H Poucher, Mrs Dora Marchand, Mrs G J Stewart, Clayton Stewart, Skeeter Camp guests, Miss Helen Leach, and Ira Markley among others, with travels to Ottumwa, Carson, Bethany Missouri, Lake Okoboji, and Des Moines noted. The entry also mentions a hospital stay improvement for James Willett and a social visit by F M Palmer of Washington township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. O. Dotts
Ottumwa
Chariton
J. P. Hardin
Excelsior Springs
Mont Norman
Burlington
Charles Tate
Carson
Chas. Forney
Amos Wright
Cambria
Sheets
A. E. Russell
Hazel
Merle
Russell
Farrie Hughes
Lucas
W. T. Israel
Brighton
Mary Perry
G. T. Boozell
Ida Boyles
A. A. Taylor
GC. E. Callahan
Oakley
Joseph Griffin
O. W. Lamb
Little Rock
Arkansas
O. E. Lamb
Margaret
Louise Stanton
Lake Okoboji
Helen Watts
Davenport
C. Stanley
M. V. Nine and Son
Hartman
Nebraska
Gladys Shular
Indianola
Amanda Edwards
Anna Tuttle
Peoria
Illinois
E. E. Tuttle
H. Poucher
Hattie McCormick
J. O. Copeland
Skeeter Camp
J.D. Beaman
Helen Leach
F. W. Peterson
Lola
Mabel Steele
Kansas City
Steele
Ira Markley
Chicago
Allen
Elmore
Depot Hotel
James Willett
Iowa City
Lulu Andres
Little Son
St. Joseph
J. B. DeLay
R. S. Andres
E. J. Sage
Hazel Kirkpatrick
Garnett
Kansas
George Sage
F. M. Palmer
Washington Township
Patriot Office
Henry Palmer
Benton Township
Patriot
A Faithful Friend Endorses Chamberlains Remedy
H B Nichols of Oakland Indian Territory testifies to the 1872 introduced Chamberlains Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as a faithful companion for travelers after thirty-five years of use. The advertisement notes it is sold by Williamson Drug Co and promotes its speedy cures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
H. 8. Nichols
Oakland
Ind
Williamson Drug Co
Quiet title sought in Lucas county land dispute notice
The district court notices a lawsuit by E. H. Whiteside against multiple defendants including Lewis Mathews and Anna Johnson seeking to quiet title to the north half of the southeast quarter of section 20 in township 71 north range 21 west, with confessed misnaming corrections and claims of adverse possession for over ten years. The defendants are urged to appear by noon on August 4, 1908. otherwise default and a decree as prayed for will be entered. The notice was approved for publication in the Chariton Patriot for four weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court of
Iowa
Lucas County
J. H. Whiteside
Lewis Mathews
Lewis Matthews
Joseph Mathews
M. Kubitshek
Michael Kubitshek
C. G. Johnson
Charles G. Johnson
Anna 8. Johnson
Anne S. Johnson
Christina Johnson
Christine Johnson
Christena Johnson
Anna M. Erickson
Emma 8. Johnson
Carl A. Johnson
Ida M. Johnson
Ida N. Johnson
Minnie B. Johnson
Minnie H
E. H. Whiteside
John Branner
Matthews
Levi Mathews
Micheal Kubitshek
Anne
Johnson
Anna S. Johnson
Christine
John Arthur Johnson
Arthur J. Johnson
John A. Johnson
Harry H. Johnson
Harry A Johnson
Minnie H. Johnson
Harry H Johnson
Harry A. Johnson
Arthur Johnson
Hickman & Wells
Chariton Patriot
M. A. Roberts
Judical District
Division of Lucas County land asked in 1908 suit
In Lucas County District Court a petition seeks partition of a large land tract described as the southwest quarter of the northwest quarter of the southwest quarter and related parcels in section 4 township 72 range 21. Multiple owners are named with undivided fractional interests and estates. The court may order partition or sale with proceeds divided per shares, with $35 attorney’s fee requested. Default possible if defendants fail to answer by August term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court of
Iowa
Lucas County
OC. F. Granville
A. F. Granville
Emma Granville
Ellen Peterson
N. P. Peterson
N. F. Granville
Minnie Wyman Davis
H. Davis
Elsye Wyman
Alma Rybert
Emil Ryberg
Nora Solmans
George N. Solmans
Ruth Wyman John Fredrick Wyman
Hannah Larson
P. A. Larson
District Court
CO. F. Granville
Alma Ryeberg
Emil Ryeberg
Geo. M. Solmans
Ruth Wyman
John Fredrick Wyman
Chariton
E. W. Drake
Notice of Application to Sell Real Estate in Lucas County
In the District Court of Lucas County Iowa the estate of Lucinda Harrie is represented by George Harris as administrator seeking court authority to sell the estate’s real property at private sale to pay debts. The property described is the East half of the Northeast quarter of Section 27 Township 11 Range 22. The August 1908 term in Chariton begins August 31. parties may defend by noon of the second day or default will be entered. EB. Drake Attorney for Petitioner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Lucas County
Lucinda Harrie
E. E. Harris
Hannah Harris
George Harris
Millie Harris
Lottie Heaton
Ellen Miskimmons
George Miskimmons
Clara Youngland
John L. Youngland
R. R. Harris
State of Iowa
Range 22
Iowa
Chariton
District Court of
Bessie Mitchell
John Mitchell
Charton
Also Mentioned on This Page
Chas. E. Fluke
Oppenheimer Block
West Side Square
Blnormovs
Mths Stat
E. Fluke
Cleveland Coal CO
Cleveland, Iowa
Foley
Beaman & Patton
Lynn Crall
Lottie Witt
Bethany
Missouri
Dora Marchand
Des Moines
Wiley Young
G. J. Stewart
Clayton Stewart
Albia
R. O. Cramer
EB. .W. Drake
Patriot Shop
Physicians and Surgeons
D. Q. Storie, JR
Rush Medical College
A L. Yocom, M. D
First National Bank
Chabiton
Heo. Barnes
M. D
Hollinger & Larimer
Square
Calla
Mary M. Patterson
Pores
A. Bown, D. V.S
Attorneys AT Law
Chicktian
Hickman Block
Ealls Side Square
West Side
O. A
L. B. Bartholomew
Plaintiff
Foleyshoney
Jean Lothes
Via
Chariton, Iowa
Colorado, Etc
Denver
Colorado’ Springs
Pueblo
Salt Lake City
Hot Springs
8. C
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Yellowstone Park
Mammoth Hot Springs
Park
Colorado
Big Horn Basin
D. Clem Deaver
Landseekers’ Information Bureau
Omaha
Big Horn
Basin
Wyo
Yellowstone Valley
Mont
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