Probate Docket Executors and Administrators Hear Accounts May 14 1894
A probate docket lists executors administrators guardians and curators required by law to exhibit accounts for settlement at the May term 1894. The court convenes May 14 1894 at the Marble Hill Bollinger county courthouse with names including D. mn Henry Bollinger Tas B. Ledbert I. Spencer Jas. D. acm F. G. Lambert Crites Wm. H. gd Joab Crites Chosine Ettte May Jas. L. Bridges May 15 1894 and others such as Lorberge Lovelace Perley M. F. Chestner McGuire Chas. T. et al Myles Elizabeth ins. ane D. F. Myers Newell MB. & pat gin Ww. J. Biffle Perkins L. Bo N.C Jacob Hahn Shell Nancy C admiram Fowler Smith Julius gdn John M Johnson Ditzes J. A. J. Q. stevens Seabaugh Mary adm F. E. seabaugh May 18 1894. Judge Probate Court.
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Ben and
Holden
Marble Hill
Bollinger County
Sam de Aen
Crites Wm. H
Crites
Ettte May
Jas. L. Bridges
James
John L . L
D. Harman Jackson
David G
A. Jackson Jackson Ni
Lorberge Lovelace Perley
M. F. Chestner
Isoq
McGuire Chas
T. Et al
Twin City Briefs Fill Local Scene With Notes
Local items report Poe Brothers painting the Banner office and George Kauffman leaving for California. August Bohnsack visits Cape Girardeau. Rosenblum travels to St Louis to buy stock. Zimmerman of Glen Allen in town. Chandler fences by Scholl hotel. Drum of Sedgwickville visits Robert Drum. Crooked Creek fishermen active. Mrs. Bruce of Kansas City visiting Prof. and Mrs. Graves. Jones & Kennedy to erect a store in Phelps’ addition. Graves selling his country home. Mead Snider Clippard advertise, stock of goods arriving. Bohnsack and Horn roofing Klene home. Rosa Fischer returns from St Louis with millinery stock. Rockwell joins Rosenblum store as salesman. Glen Allen AOUW picnic May 24, 1804. Burfords dress goods praised. Mayer Brothers rent Sander brick block for undertaker and grocer business Pinkney. Barks of Stockton, visiting Marble Hill, returns home.
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George Kauffman
California
August Bohnsack
Cape Girardeau
Bollinger County Clothing Co
Court House
Rosenblum
St Louis
J. M. Zimmerman
Glen Allen
Rosa Fischer
St. Louis
W. B. Rockwell
B. Rosenblum
A.O.U. W. Lodge
Rhodes’ Grove
Burfords
Mayer Brothers
J. F. Sander
A. Mayer
Burfords Announces Fresh Stock and New Store Plans
J. B. Thompson visits with McCormick harvesting firm at home. Burfords ships new ladies low shoes and summer goods. Caldwell Brothers advertise upcoming larger store at the former B. Rosenblum space as they prepare to begin business soon.
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J. B. Thompson
McCormick Harvesting Machine Company
Burfords
Urfords
Burford
Caldwell Brothers
B. Rosenblum
Arm Sawed Off At Slinkard's Saw Mill
Special to the Press Bessvntz April 18 B F Slinkard suffered a severe arm injury Friday afternoon at his saw mill six miles north of town. While clearing dust he came into contact with a revolving saw and his arm was nearly severed above the wrist. He was taken home and doctors Griffith and O Keiley attended him. the arm was amputated about five inches below the elbow and he rests easy.
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Bessvntz
B. F. Slinkard
Zimmerman Brothers Sell General Store At Glen Allen
Zimmerman Brothers of Glen Allen sell their large general store to J W Graham of Marquand and J R Lett of Jackson. The new firm will be Graham and Lett. Sale concluded midweek after four years of steady trade. Graham is a seasoned Maryland merchant and prominent Madison County figure, Lett has operated in Jackson for over a year.
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Zimmerman Brothers
Glen Allen
J. W. Graham
Marquand
J. R. Lett
Jackson
Graham & Lett
Ares
Graham
Maryland
Madison County
Lett
Will Not Run For Bollinger Probate Judge
Jasper Frymire states he will not seek re election as Probate Judge of Bollinger County due to poor health. He thanks Bollinger County residents for their generous support and asks to be excused from further solicitations.
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Faef
Bollinger County
Jasper Frymire
Judgement Awarded 15000 in Breckenridge Breach Case
The jury in the Pollard Breck enrige case last Saturday awarded Madiline Pollard 15000 against Colonel W. P. Breckenridge of Kentucky for breach of promise. Breckenridge asked for a new hearing and will appeal to the United States circuit court if overruled. The case is familiar to readers and needs no further detail.
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Pollard-Breckenrige
Madiline Pollard
W. ©. P. Breckenrige
Kentucky
Breckenrige
United States Circuit Court
Surprise hats headline at Miss R Bhies' store
A local ad touts an elegant line of hats at Miss R Bhies' shop with bright colors and latest fashions. Also notes the Southeast Missouri Meat Association’s eighteenth annual session at Malden on May 2 and 3, 1894, with Dr C M Witmer as counsellor from Balinger County.
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Elegat
Southeast Missouri Meattat Association
Eigteenth
Malden
C. M. Witmer
Balinger County
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Arnold Jansen
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Twin City Briefs
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