Narrow Creek Crossing Disaster Reported During High Water
Rev W T Ferguson returns from Oakton after visiting a series of meetings. Report describes a near drowning incident on Kerota Creek near Montiand at Lat Wees, where the buggy gear failed as floodwater rose. Other details mention a wet life at the time and a horse dragged by rising water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Ferguson
Oakton
Aswan
Hoodrvees
Gaulta
Kerota Creek
Montiandd
Wenguwa
Wien
Lysuricks
Tragic Car Crash At Ford Fortwesti Beach
On Sunday a motor home accident near the ford fortwest area involved Vell thesm's Experiene Me Alm Doulbeau and Mbe Millee ban A ek experience. The vehicle veered into water as two others tried to assist. Mr and Aire Ward were among bystanders. Rescue efforts and a faulty rigging were noted as causing delays while the party struggled to escape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doulbeau
Millee
Ford
Mr. Wanl
Messra and Whiteside Rescue After High Water Event
Messra AL GL Jereitt and James Whiteside faced danger during a prolog night when they attempted to navigate high water. The group moved toward North Fork in darkness and became separated from the road and North Fork School, as floodwaters blocked the route and deep water trapped them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jereitt
James Whiteside
Alba
North Bork School
Gms
Johnston's Exchange Furniture and Stoves Ad
Johnston's Exchange promotes buying stoves and furniture in good repair at low prices. Encourages customers to bring in old stoves for cheap replacements and to spread the word locally about the deal. Advertises low bids and town trade as a boost to sales.
WILL OF MRS WINDER PROBATED IN SEQUOIA COUNTY
The will of Mes Loy Jane Winger was filed for probate on Monday. Real and personal property are bequeathed to her executrix, Myrtle Wincine, to hold in trust for the support of all the children until the youngest reaches age. Remaining estate to be divided equally, with excess to be set aside for that purpose. The executrix is to retain farm equipment and implements for operation. Will drawn October 5, 1905, with Joseph I Hero and Mary C Bayles as witnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mes Loy Jane Winger Na
Myrtle Wincine
Uss Te
Joseph I. Hero
Mary C Bayles
Witaceurn
Pastor Roy O W Jones Recalled by Local Church
The Christian church in the city calls Roy O W Jones to continue as pastor after three years of service. A friend credits Brother and Sister Joan with good work and thanks the congregation for their support and best wishes for the future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy
O. W. Jones
Thin City
Peter
Joan
Will Live in Jasper Now on New Property
Eli Benth a popular mail clerk traveling Joplin to Kansas City bought the A H Dray property on nortan Nainatreeh and will reside in Jasper. Dray moved to a Baylen house on Lesington aware and Mr Scott will occupy his new home at once. Mr and Mrs Louis’s nary Juniper Coinsade af residents of Jasper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eli Benth
Joplin
Kansas City
Taw
A H. Dray
Nortan
David Baylen
Lesington
Scott
Mrs. Louis
Jnapor
Frick Returns from Prous Valley to New Mexico Land Deal
E H W Frick returned to the office Monday noting his move to a lead company with a large Artesia New Mexico land tract. He plans to recruit locals to the venture and believes the property value has nearly doubled since first purchase, foreseeing New Mexico as a booming region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. H W. Frick
Prous
Thia Ofice
Frick
Artesia New Mexco
New Mexico
Cuming
Mrs Ward Returns From Osio Visit After Sad News
Mrs W H Ward came back Sunday from an extended stay at her old home in Osio. The visit was saddened by the death of a young man who died of typhoid fever a week or more earlier. He had just graduated from the law department and showed a promising early career ahead in Ron Arvur Michoud.
Farewell Surprise for Minn Barnien Free at Main Street Home
Friends held a farewell surprise party for Minn Barnien Free at her Main Street home Monday night. About forty guests attended to mark her upcoming move to Plainview Nebraska on Tuesday morning. A generous display of fruit and refreshments accompanied an evening of music and pleasant fellowship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minn Barnien
Main Street
Plainvide
Nebraska
District Meeting Attended by German Baptists at Aluuusaln Grove
Elders D. W. Teeter I. Sunderland and WM Harvey attended a district meeting of the German Baptiste at Aluuusaln Grove. The district territory includes parts of Missouri and Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. W. Teeter
I . Sunderland
WM Harvey
Aluuusaln Grove
Missouri
Heede line hose offered at Jaeper Racket Store
An unusual listing from the Jaeper Racket Store advertises Heede line hose. A buyer is sought for a grime coe Lard shipment valued at £10000, with a sale deadline of 60 days. HM. T. snowr
Robinson Beaten In Cowardly City Attack
Robinson, a longtime resident near Janper, was knocked from his wagon by Ora Weasley, who then stabbed him in the left side. Weasley, a Hebineot driver, was arrested as Robinson lies in critical condition after the assault near Twenty second and Olive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rend Robinson
Janper
Kacene City
Robinson
Mins
Maggie Hutte
S. M
Kanene City
Renesas
Wol Mogruse
Muward
Ayroue
Lebo
Kobidain
N. &. Dreesion
Odines
Ura Wersley
Dreumer
Olive Street
Robiosin
Gra Wealey
Hin
Bert
Olivs
Orserid
Ors Weadley
Bert Wrestley
Siuuewasons
Robin
Pearer
Dr. Hoone
Frya
Cdeult
Robluevo
Jim
Orn Woseley
Drader
Dr. Hoorn
Notice to settle debts from J D Harbur
All parties knowing themselves indebted to me please call and settle your account. Respy J D Harbur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Respy
J. D. Harbur
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Croek
Perguson
Vell Thesm
Experiene
Grant Lemasters
Reid
Stathan
Sapir Grave
Theiad Y
Mr. Lemasters
Sam Davin
Johnston
Jasper
el Scott
Coe Lard
Jdp Harbor
HM. T. Snowr
Ae Eanes
Harbur
Done Robinson
Grupally
Stoel
Theo
China
Hnhem
Kessai
C. E. Cappbel
Rogers
Cosh
SELZ
J. D. Harbour
Jasper, Mo
City
Old Harbor
Grand Avenue
Dunwoody
Moses
Tallman
Hl. F. Hughes’ Harness Shop
Addrews
Kansans City
Massless
Rollman Manufacturing CO
Penn Avenue
Mount Joy
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