Court verdicts and divorces in circuit proceedings
Circuit Court proceedings yielded a $350 verdict for McGee Huckle Motor Car Co. against John R. Potts for selling a second hand car as new. divorce rulings granted alimony to several plaintiffs, and judgments were entered for damages in multiple cases. Death of Mrs Frances Reinhart reported with funeral held at the Baptist church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McGee, Huckle Motor Car Co
John R. Potts
Pannie E. Jameson
Hiram P. Johnson
F. P. Senser
M. Leiser
Dorothy Kehkop
Win
Johnson
A. B. Asbury, Jr
Winnie Johnson
F. K. Middleton
Middleton
Otto Tlenme
Kanifax City
St. Louis
Chicago
By. Co
Besa
Annie
Riley
Nirup
Admr
Cy Ryement
Death of Mary Elizabeth Briney in Kansas City
Mary Elizabeth Briney, about ten, daughter of Rev. and Mrs. RB B. Briney, died Friday at 10 in Kansas City from peritonitis after a week of illness. Her body was moved to Lexington for funeral services held Sunday at 2 30 p.m. with Rev. R G Frank of Liberty and Rev. S Boyd White officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Elizabeth Briney
RB. B. Briney
Kansas City
Lexington
N. K. Payne
R. G. Frank
Liberty, Mo
S. Boyd White
Miss Slusher Spends Sunday in Kansas City
Miss Ethel Slusher spent Sunday in Kansas City visiting friends and attending local events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Slusher
Kansas City
Lengthy baseball brawl ends in Rossiter with Umpire Injuries
A seven hour baseball game in Rossiter Pa between Upper and Lower Rossiter ended in a tie after six innings. Fights erupted with umpires using restraint measures. One umpire was knocked out with a bat, two with four tips, and four resigned rather than continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rossiter
Upper
Lower Rossiter
Flag Day Exercises at Elks Lodge in Church
Elks Lodge held annual flag day exercises Saturday night in the Christian church with a good crowd. Program included opening by officers, history of our flag by Thomas A. Walker, a quartet, Columbia the Gem of the Ocean, tribute to the flag by H. W. W. McNeel, an address by Charles A. Keith, followed by America sung by quartet and audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Elks Lodge
Christian Church
Lodge
Thomas A. Walker
Columbia
H. W W. McNeel
Charles A. Keith
America
Quartette
Farmers Sell Tobacco Stems at One Hundred Dollars per Hundredweight
Farmers may purchase a quantity of tobacco stems for 100 dollars per hundred pounds from Timesley's Cigar Factory located on Ninth Street. The stems are advertised for use in nesting for hens, around fruit trees, in cattle sheds, for sheep and hog dip, or in any place where vermin collects.
Death of Mrs James C Bruce in Montana
Word reached here of the death in Butte Montana on Monday of Mrs James C Bruce nee Mary Temple. She was a niece of Mrs N B Payne. The funeral was held on Wednesday in Joplin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James C. Bruce
Butte
Montana
Mary Temple
Bruce
N. B. Payne
Joplin
Mrs Kean Trips and Relatives Leave for Middlboro Visit
Mrs L Kean, visiting Col and Mrs Sandford Sellers, returned to Middlesboro Kentucky Monday. Mée Brayer Sellers accompanied her to Sedalia for the day. Mrs W S Silver of St Louis and Mrs T H Koffman of Alton Illinois arrived for their mother Mrs Mary Winsor's illness. Key left for Chicago after visiting the Shelton family. Patti Glee went to Wichita Kansas for a visit, sister Thos Mchityre accompanied to Kansas City. Capt RB Todhunter went to Kansas City on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Kean
Col
Sandford Sellers
Middlesboro
Kentucky
Mée Brayer Sellers
Sedalia
W. S. Silver
St. Louis
T H. Koffman
Alton
Tilinoig
Mary Winsor
D. AM
Key
Chicago
J. (. Shelton
Patti Glee
Wichita
Kansas
Thos. Mchityre
Kansas City
Capt
RB. Todhunter
Death of Mrs Mary Summers Winsor in this city
Mrs Mary Summers Winsor died Wednesday morning at 7 40 at her daughter Mrs Leroy Farmer s Main street home after a short illness. Born February 26 1821 in Clarksburg Maryland she was 92 years 3 months 22 days. She came to this county with her husband Edward Winsor who died January 1888 and lived here since. She left eight children six survive Mrs Mary W Chew San Antonio Texas Mrs Jos B Silver Grand Rapids Michigan Mrs M W Offutt Washington DC Mrs Julia Kauffman Alton IL Mrs W H Silver St Louis MO and Mrs Leroy Farmer of this city. The funeral is set for four this afternoon from the home conducted by Rev J M Cobb assisted by Rev M Davenport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Texas
Jos. B. Silver
Grand Rapids
Michigan
M. W. Offutt
Washington, D. C
Julia Kauffman
Alton
W. H. Silver
St. Louis
Leroy Farmer
J. M. Cobb
M. Davenport
Death of Miss Emma F Eggleston in Baltimore
Miss Emma F Eggleston died Tuesday night at 7 oclock at her brother John H Eggleston 1717 Bloom Street from a complication of diseases. Born in Washington DC she was 66. Survived by brothers John H W G Eggleston R B Eggleston and sisters Mrs R W Russell and Mrs R Crockett. Funeral held at 4 winlock Wednesday at the home Rev CL Davenport officiated. Burial in Winchester Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Reinhart
N. 16Th Street
Reinhart
Frances Teflehower
Trampshire
W. Va
John Reinhart
Emma F. Eggleston
John H. Eggleston
Bloom Street
Miss Eggleston
Washington, D. C
W. G. Eggleston
Slater, Mo
R. B. Eggleston
Baltimore
Maryland
R. W. Russell
Winchester
R Crockett
Fulton, N.Y
Winlock
Clmm. Davenport
Buytel
Damage Suits Filed by Chariton County Plaintiffs
Damage suits filed by R. W. Goll John A. Goll and Murmie A. Gol Administratrix for the estate of Henry Goll of Chariton county against the Chicago and Alton railroad seeking 47949 dollars for land damages from an overflow caused by the railroad embankment. Attorneys for plaintiffs are J. A. Collet and John J. Taylor of Keytesville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. W. Goll
John A. Goll
Murmie A. Gol
Henry Goll
Chariton County
Chicago & Alton Railroad
J. A. Collet
John J. Taylor
Keytesville
Missouri Nursery Inspection Law Applies to Growers and Dealers
The Missouri Nursery Inspection Law requires all growers and dealers of nursery stock to register with the Chief Inspector in Columbia and submit stock for inspection before July. Inspections occur July to September to ensure compliance for fruit trees vines and other nursery stock. Dealers and agents must obtain appropriate certificates and notify the Chief Inspector of nurseries and transactions to aid enforcement. Local notices also mention residents traveling to Tampa and relatives attending funerals and meetings, with accompanying social visits and travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suimmer
Columbia
Massouri
Miho
Missouri
Wentworth hires Chicago graduate Sandy Sellers as football coach
Sandford Sellers Jr returned from the University of Chicago with a degree and will join Wentworth as athletic staff and football coach. His training under Alonzo Stagg is praised as making him among the best equipped caches Wentworth has ever had.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandford Sellers, Jr
Chicago
University of Chicago
Sandy
Wentworth
Alonzo Stagg
Army Captain and Family Visit Lexington Friends
Capt. BE. A. Hickman of the United States Army and his wife with their young daughter spent Wednesday in Lexington visiting friends. He is stationed at Fort Leavenworth Kansas and is attached to the signal corps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE. A. Hickman
United States Army
Lexington
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Geo. W. Shafer
Claude H. Rec
Laintiff
George I. Neece
Dollieece
Licilia J. Holman
Oscar Maura
Strasburg
Charles Birnshur
Zrest B. Parr
Susie Parr
Jene Brown
Bud Brown
Innie Duncan
Charles I. Kean
Someling
F. Keidel
Ellabled
oVinia Mirise
Lee Mirise
Shanie K. Johnson
Orville
Johnson Hubert Jackson
Bessie Jack
Thomas Hunter
Mattie
Davis
Marshall
Baptist Church
Warren P. Clark
Timesley's Cigar Factory
Ninth Street
Mary Summers Winsor
BE. J. McGrew
Edward
Thesday
Tampa, Florida
Lucy May Payne
Sajnin
James Bruce
Butte, Mont
William Aull
Fred T. Hixon
R. Todhunter Weel
Independence
Ristemd
Dd. A. R
Neale
Ozarks
Carter
Higgingville
Belle Greene
Webb City
Janws O'Malley
Marie Toner
Anita Toland
Higginsville
Hart, Schaffner & Marx
Norfolk
McDaneld & Wiley Clothing CO
Hart, Schaffner & Marx Clothing
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