Gossip and the old maid wed in Harpersville tale
In Harpersville a broken social order—gossip, slander, and scandal—drives a pastor to test marriage as cure. The widowed-like old maid Sarah Lee becomes central, spurring a plan that ends in her marriage to James Perkins. The town finds peace as gossip fades. The Rev Bates orchestrates a covert matchmaking, and a Westward union finally restores harmony.
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Harpersville
Henry Bates
Mrs. White
Mrs. Black
Mrs. Green
Mrs. Brown
Bates
Sarah Lee
James Perkins
Rev. Bates
Miss Lee
Mr. Perkins
James
Public Notice of Homestead Proof for Kennewick, Wa
Department of the Interior notice announces William H. Kehoe of Kennewick Washington will file final commutation proof for Homestead Entry No 11934 on September 13 1907 before the U S Land Office Register A J Giltis at Walla Walla identifies witnesses William Butler Carl C Williams Harry D Clodfelter and George Porter all from Kennewick Washington to prove residence and cultivation of the claimed land
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Department of the Interior
Walla Waite
Washington
William Hi. Kehoe
Kennewick
N. Rock
Publicaton summons in Benton County divorce case
In Benton county Washington Ransom Beagles sues Alta Beagles for dissolution of marriage claiming abandonment for over a year. Defendants must answer within sixty days of August 9 1907 or a default judgment will be entered. Attorney C O Anderson Kennewick Benton County Washington to be served with the complaint.
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Alta Beagles
State of Washington
Towit
Ransom Beagles
A. D
C. O. Anderson
P. O
Kennewick
Benton County
Notice of final commutation proof for Homestead Entry 14540
Earl A. Work of Kennewick Wash files to prove permanent residence and identity for Homestead Entry 14540 filed June 6 1906 for the southwest quarter of section 4 township 7 range 28 east Willamette Meridian. Proceeding will occur before the Register and Receiver US Land Office in Walla Walla Wash on October 4 1907. Witnesses named: Orval Work Keewick James Pointer Hartit B Quillen Ida M Quillen.
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Department of the Interior
Walla Walla
Wash
Earl A. Work
Kennewick
Wala Wala
Keewick
James Pointer
Hartit
Quilen
Ida M Quillen
Kiena
J Gills
Potter Geney A Final Proof Notice in Washington
Notice is given that Geney A. Potter of Kenewick Washington will make final five year proof to support her Homestead Entry No 1135 made May 31 1902 for lots 3 4 and sw 1-4 section 4 township 7 range 28 west William Rena and M A Dimmick of Riotta Washington and Jim Pointer of Kennewick Washington witness continuous residence and cultivation before the register and receiver at Walla Walla Washington October 8 1907.
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Department of the Interior
Wail
Walla
Geney A. Potter
Kenewick
Wash
U S
Waila Wata
M A Dimmick
Wiliam Dennis
Rena Dimmick
Riotta
Jim Pointer
Kennewick
A.J Gillis
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