Local trains and public notices from Lutesville area
The notice lists train schedules passing Lutesville North and South with freight times and station agent W E Dickey. It enumerates local officials including U S Senators Geo G West and Francis Cockrell, Representative James P Walker, state and county officers, and various court and probate judges. It also details church services, lodge meetings, and veterans groups along with meeting dates and locations in Lutesville and Marble Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Geo. G. West
Francis Cockrell
Congress
James P. Walker
M. St. Smith
Texas
J. M. Zimmerman
Local and General notices and events in Marble Hill
Community items and notices list politics court actions crime and social updates. Mentions include Dec 30 Decoration Day plans mass meetings at Jackson, pensions for Aleck Peirce, courthouse fence repairs, bank loans and bankrupt stock sales at A Warren Lutesville, marriages in Cincinnati and Marble Hill, farm work, post office changes, and local attendance at religious and social gatherings across Marble Hill, Castor River area, and Butler County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Mayer
Aleck Peirce
Williamsville
Biffle
Quorge Kurre
Jackson i
Castor River
Esq
Wells
A. Warren'’s
Lutesville
Indiana
King
Tatesville
Fred Shields
Anna Parsons
Cincinnati
A. Warren
Court Orders Painting of Courthouse Fence
The court ordered the painting of the courthouse fence and fined 5 ln on anyone hitching stock to the fence. Sheriff to post notices around the public square. Judge Zimmerman approved 826.75 fees, Judge Shirley 328.50, Judge Hill 20.50. Louis Mayer awarded contract to paint the courthouse fence. Adjourned until court in course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graven
St. Louis
Glanders
Scott County
Turkey Hill
Zimmerman
Shirley
Hill
Louis Mayer
Fishermen Bring In Large Catch As Town News Lags
Dr Talley treats J W Back s eyes. Mrs J Slinkard and Mrs T F Spann are very sick. J W Slinkard ill for days with a lame wick. A two year old son of Mr and Mrs Thomas Shyrock died the 27th. Barnes subpoenaed for U S petit jury in St Louis. A bouncing Democrat born to Mr and Mrs J W Slinkard. Wells bought a carload of boys from N L Cato B H Bollinger and Miss Alice Green married April 27 by Esquire Wells. Simpkins catching fish sold a 22 pounder to B H Bollinger for 1 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.M. Poeig
Stoddard
L. Burk Wan
Kentucky
Dr. Mayfield
Laflin
Enoch Cox
J. M. Cofer
Fannie Horton
Stroderville
O.J. Snider
Glen Allen
L. Burk
Dr. Ramsey
Grandon
W. W. Cashion
St. Louis
D. L. Phelps
Marquand
W. A. Phelps
Greenville
Henry Bryant
Bird’s Point
Jaques
BE. T. Jaques
Philadelphia
John Glen
Thayer
W. W. Sample
W. G. Waldo
S. M. Meeks
Place
Baptist Association
Turner
Jacob Allen
Colorado
Melville Lutes
Lutes
LG. W. Meyers
Bollinger Mills
Castor
Thomas Shyrock
T. Barnes
J. W. Slinkard
J.T. Wells
N. L. Cato
B. H. Bollinger
Alice Green
Proceedings of April Adjourned Terms of County Court
April county court records show E F Caldwell paid 16 40 for fence posts Joseph Lankford 1 32 for hauling Prosecuting Attorney to petition Judge Fox for a special levy of ten cents per hundred on taxable property Bollinger County to pay courthouse debt and interest John A Reilley 18 on the board of Equalization A B Perkins also paid for similar services Tuesday Touls Mayer 2 for coroner fees end ingneet 30 87 as an unknown child followed Wednesday annual settlement of Collector Seabaugh approved John Huskey given sheriff fees and asylum expend- order to supervise
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. F. Caldwell
Joseph Lankford
Judge Fox
Bollinger County
John A. Reilley
Equalizaton
Perkins
Touls Mayer
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ST. L. N. AV. & S. Railway
Lutesvilling
Ingias
Reight
Dial
W. E. Dickey
W.K. Chanlier
Gircuit
Win
M. Morgan
FOM
John Huskey
James Seabaagh
Robert Drom
Albert Perkins
John Reilly
W. A. Dunn
Dr. Welch
Cmedit Court
J.D. Fox
Tories
Coonty Court
KN. A. Zimmermen
W.D Shirley
Axeociates
Jasper Figwire
Luteyville Methodist Church
Finer Lasv
Gravel Hill
Wickery Grove
Tauboa
Elabay Glinpel
Losia M. Bethel
Aca
Union
JowuUr
Sg Point Mlevsant
Ebenezer
Sniders
Lo: A
Prospect
Tlen Alen
Millian’s
Lou A
Eaker Chapel
Hickory Grove
Say
M. Lahn
Bethel
Point Mlesant
Luitesville
A. Mitte
J. G
Cuistian
Trowell Bane
Latesville
A. Jaques
W. M. Gro
KE. Statler
Manabeli
Lodge
A. I
AJM
Mareble Hill
Chas Snyder
W. M
B. J. Bowman
See
Marble Fill
Marble Hill
Sanders
G. W. B. Beuch
Sedgewickville Lodge
A.M
B. Hill W.M. FE
Seabaugh, Svey
G. A. Tt
Hall
Nevins
Cowmander
Litesville
ML. A. Clark
Lutesville Lodge
We No. 12
W. J. Harkett
Recorder
N.G
D. W. Labes
Martin Filfong
County of Bollinger
State of Missouri
Oenes
Bas FU. Schatz
Norton
Margaret Janners
Amuler
Bollinger
Missouri
Said
I. Hanners
Craons Igvested
J. C
Vah E. Cole
Hollinger
Alste
Misouri
Tostner
Sheriff Huskey
Jackson
Robert Fisher
M. A. Kerr
J. T. Wells
Jill
King’s, Lutenville
Thomay Formway
Thomay
Mrs
J. W. Dixon of
Zulma
P. Caldweell
Jeff. Davis
Syracuse
Dunklin County
Democratic Central Committee
Danklin County
John Swartz
Eli
Butler County
James Hatten
Wayne County
Ot Girardean
D. B. Seibert
Seibert
Georgia
State Board of Equalization
A. Peters
M. Witmer
Medical Association
Charleston
Richard Berry
Cape Girardeau
Hatcher
Biges
Henry Thomasson
Hitler Robertson
Crristian
Leonard Evlenieir
St. Mrantois
Cape Girardeau Fair
Geo
Statler
A. Warren’s
A. J. Rimmerman
Julia G. Berry
Wm. Berry
Gus Campbell
Jin
Madison County
Gus
Campbell
X.cellency
Suewrr
Jnns Husker
Mayteria
Jobaty Court
David M. Moore
Vstaw
Marble
Wat. M. Chinarwoawrri
Davids M. Monro Doe
Wesledy
Monee Tgy
Seabaugh
Tive Shariff
Super
United States
Sen Ryed
Aes
Riley-Osborn M'F'g CO
Hugh Moore
New York
High St
B. Beach
Moses Whybare
Marbix Hitz
Elfrank
J. W. Caldwell
Ias
Misone Aniihet Supreme Court
P. Caldwell
Ins
Marble HiLn
Supreme Court of
Es Ifice
Elmer Bair
Geo. E. Clark
Pittsburgh Goal
Lutesville, Mo
Noth
W. H. West
Wie
TBO
Weert
Ironton
Bullinger County
Lilburn Page
North Vane
John Q. Welker
Henry Lincoln
A. J. Lined
W. D. Patton
Scopus
Hell J.D, Noll
Register
Academy
Advange
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