Selwood Saga Ends in Sleepy Cat Wilds
In a long serial arc at Sleepy Cat, John Selwood battles Starbuck and the gang, recovers Christie and her family, directs vigilante clashes, and reclaims a hidden past as he uncovers marriage ties. Christie, Fyler, and Doctor Carpy figure amid robberies, escapes, and a final blaze.
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Horn
Sleepy Cat
Carpy
Wentworth
Bartoe
John Selwood
Dave Tracy
Erie
Selwood
Airl
Moses Meracken
McAlpin
Owerless
Robpen
Atkins
Starbuck
The
Eyes Gamblers
Fyter
Agnes
Billardaloe
Young McCracken
Ave Tracy
Margot Hyde
Christie
Fyler
Thins
Chria
Swood
Ikins
Christis
Pardalee
Bob Scott
Fyrs
Roper
Harry Roper
Death in the Cards Wedding of Selwood and Christie
James ArcAlpin drives Selwood and Christie by hotel to meet a priest. They wed at dawn after telling the padre their tale of the storm and Indian firelight. Selwood and Christie face a rowdy frontier reception before a dawn ceremony ends their quarrels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James ArcAlpin
Selwood
Christie
Padre
Frontier Adventurers
Selwoor
Ally
Wedding at the river and a jailbreak in the camp
Selwood learns Meg Starbuck died saving Starbuck and himself as a flood rips through the canyon. Haynes recounts a brutal escape with Meg and Starbuck after a barroom riot and a deadly chase, while Selwood faces threats and a masked visitor waiting on the porch.
Sleepy Cat Rescue and Grim Wedding Night
On a treacherous riverbank two lovers Starbuck and Meg are found trapped on a gravel bar as floodwaters recede. Rescuers pull them from the water and carry them to safety at the Sleepy Cat hotel while friends debate fate and a grim end looming over a cards night. Christie's devotion shines amid the crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freuch
Meg
Starbuck
Haines
Sleepy Cat
Johnn
Selwood
Scott
Bull
Haynes
John
Plum
Selwoeod
Pardaloc
Calabasas
Christie
Carpy
Pardalee
Meg Hyde
Selwood Considers Move After Sleepy Cat Tragedy
Wentworth and Carpy discuss Selwood’s options after the Crawling Stone incident. Selwood contemplates going back East or California while Christie notes the climate’s harsh toll. Carpy suggests a westbound freight role and a share in the line to keep him nearby.
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Selwood
Wentworth
Carpy
Cat
Sleepy Cat
Christie
California
Hno
Thief River
Carnpy
Equity sale of lands in Caroline county Maryland
In the Circuit Court for Caroline county equity action No 2546 orders publication for a decree to sell two tracts of land in the Fifth Election District. The case names John W Williams deceased and numerous heirs at law including Annie Willoughby Daniel J Williams Emily B Williams Ora Williamson Minnie Davis and others with infants Keilman Clemson and Williams. The sale proceeds will be divided among rightful heirs per court order. Notice to appear by May 16 1927.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Willoughby
James Willoughby
Daniel J. Williams
Dollie Williams
Edward E. Williams
Gertrude F. Williams
Ora G. Williamson
Mary W. Williamson
Minnie H. Davis
William F. Davis
Emmett Williamson
Evelyn Williamson
Martha E. Miller
David B. Williams
Mary A. Williams
Henry E. Williams
Mollie M. Williams
Gardner T. Williams
Maud E
Caroline County
Maryland
John W. Williams
Federalsburg
Marsh Hope
Turkey Ridge
James N. Todd
Adam Blades
Great Branch
Daniel A. Williams
R. J
James A. Willoughby
James E. Wright
L H. G
Sussex County
Delaware
Emily B. Williams
Margaret J. Williamson
Camden
New Jersey
Charles H. Williams
Raineben
Maud E. Williams
John Robert Clemson
Ella Francis Clemson
Lewis E. Keilman
Charles Henry Keilman
Raymond Thomas Keilman
Sarah Ella Clemson
Mahoney City
Pennsylvania
William Frances Williams
Sarah Adda Wainwright
Joseph Burton Wainwright
Cora Agnes Chaffinch
Clarence E. Chaffinch
Baltimore City
Grace Hilda Griffith
Lewis Wallace Griffith
Albert A. Williams
L. Lida Williams
Circuit Court
State of Maryland
T. Clayton Horsey
Divorce Bill Seeks Break From Abrupt Desertion Cordrey
In Caroline County Maryland Circuit Court a divorce a vinculo is sought by Wesley E Thawley solicitor for the plaintiff against Franklin W Cordrey. The bill alleges December 14 1918 marriage at Elkton and desertion since April 1921 plus accusations of adultery and neglect. A notice ordered March 22 1926 requires publication in Caroline County newspapers four weeks and sets May 16 1926 as appearance deadline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin W. Cordrey
Elkton
Cecil County
Maryland
Delaware
Caroline County
Alice Ellen Cordrey
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Circuit Court
T. Clayton Horsey
T. Clayton Eee
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Denton Journal
Melvin & Johnson, Inc
Frank H. Spearman
Charles Lerthner
Sona
Isac
Maynes
Tistle Selwood
Tracy
Pardaloe
Ceeblers
Belwoa
Harry Barbanet
Margaret Hyde
Elwood
Margaret
Big Haynes
Outlaw
John Roper Selwood
West Point
Mediccine Bend
Mr. Selwood
Ike
Ete
Bol Scott
Ble Haynes
Bob
Medicine Bend
Crawling Stone Creek
Panhandle
Margaret Starbuck
Aleas
Doc
Fred Ft. Owens
Charles Heary Keilman
Wesley E. Thawley
Myra J. Cordrey
Chancery No
Nisi
Calvert C. Merriken
Bertha F. Daffin
Floyd P. Daffin
East Main Street
Holiness Church
Peoples Bank
Denton
Howard Jones
Second Street
Mani
Cppay We Jas
A. Trazzare
Denton, Md
Automobile For Hire
D. A. Carroll
Lfalfa and
Clover Hoy
E. T. Orme
M. K. Newnam
the Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co
Portland Cement Association
Walnut St
Asda P. Whitby
Ernest G. Cooper Denton, Md
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