Death of Joseph Newton Chiswell near Miami
Joseph Newton Chiswell died at his home near Miami on November 9 1912 after years of declining health from typhoid pneumonia. Born February 27 1854 in Poolville Maryland, he married Laura Huff October 27 1875. Survived by seven sons Leon Newton Herbert Roy Preston Earl Ernest all living in Saline except Roy in Michigan. one brother Glen and sister Mrs Jas Cresap. A school board and Reynolds School member and Baptist church participant, he visited his sister in Miami recently and voted on election day. His ashes rest beside his wife in Christian cemetery after services by Brother Downing.
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Joseph Newton Chiswell
Miami
Chiswell
Poolville
Maryland
Laura Huff
Leon
Newton
Hlerbert
Roy
Preston
Earl
Ernest
Saline
Micham
Chirwell
Glen Chiswell
Jas. Cresap
Chi
Mack Alegre Dies in Montana Telegram Reaches Miami
Mrs Steve Farrill of Miami received a telegram Monday announcing that Mack Alegre had died in Montana. Details of illness and death were not yet known in Miami. Alegre, 44, was son of Mrs J M Null now in Colorado for health. Body to be sent to Miami for burial beside stepfather the late J M Null. Remains expected late this week.
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Mak Alegre
Steve Farrill
Miami
Mack Alegre
Montana
J. M. Null
Colorado
Mr. Alegre
Edward N Forman Dies at 76 in Paola Kansas
Baline native Edward Newton Forman died at his daughter Mia's home in Marshall after residing near Napton. He was 76 and survived by daughters and three sons. Funeral services were held at the Richart home with Rev J B Cortner and the C P choir, burial at Ridge Park Cemetery.
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Edward Newton Forman
Baline
Napton
Mia
Emory Keith
Paola
Kansas
Marshall
E. F
Kenses
Will
B. F
Oklahoma
Mra W. R. Richart
West Weat St
Rich
Mrs Handley Rites Held Near Blue Lick
Mrs John Handley died at her home near Blue Lick Friday after a long illness aged 71. Survived by husband married 53 years, son Fred Handley of Marshall, daughters Mrs Barthe nius of Iowa and Mrs Meriden of Green Ridge, and her aged mother 601 years old. Funeral services conducted at the residence Sunday morning by Rev H J Steinhheimer. Interment at Park cemetery.
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John Handley
Blue Lick
Fred Handley
Marshall
Barthenius
Iowa
Meriden
Green Ridge
H. J. Steinhheimer
Park Cemetery
Percy Smith Dies Aged 16 At Exceletor Home
The 16 year old son of G. M. Smith died on November 4 at Exceletor. Remains were brought to the southwest of town for preparation before burial as local attorneys assist with details.
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Percy Smith
G. M. Smith
Exceletor
A.B. Barig
Revered Roberson service at residence on Sunday
The Rev W F Roberts conducted a service at the residence Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock. The remains were interred at Rehoboth cemetery, according to Slater Rustler.
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W. F. Roberts
Rehoboth
Slater Rustler
Benjamin Howell Dies Near Hardeman in North
Benjamin T Howell died at his home near Hardeman on Monday morning in North. Funeral services were held at Concord Church on Tuesday at 2 p m.
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Benjamin T. Howell
Hardeman
Ith
Concord Church
Wiley Dies. Rites Planned at Baptist Church
Lee P. Wiley of this city died in Kansas City at 4 a.m. Funeral services are set for 2 p.m. at the Baptist church, followed by burial in Ridge Park cemetery under Mason funeral rites. Wiley, a prominent local real estate man, is survived by his wife, three sons, and a daughter.
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Walker
Lee P. Wiley
Kansas City
The
Baptist Church
Masona
Ridge Park Cemetery
Wiley
Alexander Huff Obituary in Marshall Area
Alexander Huff died at his northeast Marshall home on Friday November 8 at age 69 after a summer-long battle with tuberculosis. Survived by widow and seven children, his funeral conducted by Rev. W. H. Smith, with Mason involvement, burial in Fairview Cemetery.
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Alexander Huff
Marshall
W. H. Smith
Fairview Cemetery
Saline County Court Minutes November 1912 session
Saline County court convened with full board. Petitions include Thompson for public road, Hoke for road creation with engineer reports, and Levn Smith for new road hearing set. Mackler change of road granted. Duckworth Sailor change approved with fee by petitioners. State treasurer tax reimbursement of 2449.12 recorded. Gilham Lake Drainage District filings and ten exceptions noted for hearing. Blair treasurer presents funds. quarterly pauper warrants issued. miscellaneous accounts approved.
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L.C. Thompson Et al
Jas
Hoke Et al
Jon. Mackler Et al
Jro
Duckworth
Susanah Sailor
G. A. Starke
Gilham Lake
W., N. Palmer
C.K. Pa
Geo. Wilson
John Blair
Petition of Levi Smith for new road continued to Nov 25 1919
Court records show regular quarters visit to county farm and jail. W M Wilson, superintendent, files October report, examined and approved. Drainage District No 1 petitioners and exceptors, cause continued by consent to November 25 1919. Court adjourns to meet Monday November 5, 1912.
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Levi Smith
E. al
New Road
County Farm
W M. Wilson
Gilham Lake
Shooting Affray Involving Brown and Hayes
Reported Tuesday morning that Joe Brown shot and killed Harry Hayes in a dispute over a personal matter. Hayes wounded in the head and neck at about ninety nine feet. Brown surrendered and was jailed, claiming self defense. Dr. Connell treated Hayes. Brown released on bond.
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Joe Brown
Harry Hayes
Hare
Mrs. Hayes
Mr. Brown
Brown
Hayes
Connell
Aelf
Mayfield and Irvine Tie Knot in Miami Wedding
In Miami on N 6th 1912 M John Williams and Rev. Barrett joined Miss Gladys Irvine to Mr. Mayfield in marriage before a few close friends. Afterward guests toasted at Jim Moore’s home as rice showered the couple, while the community buzzed about the presidential election. Mayfield, a Saline County teacher, wed his former pupil and Irvine’s daughter Scott Irvine.
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John Williams
Miami
Will ‘Mayfield
Gladys Irvine
Barrett
Jim Moore
Mr. Mayfield
Mayfield
Saline County
Scott Irvine
Petry McGruder Wedding In Higbee City
A long awaited wedding united Dr W B Petry of Higbee and Willie McGruder at the brides home with the ceremony led by the bride’s father, a Baptist minister. The couple then visited Kansas City for a brief honeymoon before a reception at the groom’s parents’ Eastwood Ave home. The groom, a rising dentist, and the bride, formerly a clerk at the New York Racket, begin married life.
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W. B. Petry
Willie McGruder
Higbee
Kansas City
Chas. Petry
Eastwood Ave
New York
Real Estate Transfers Listed in Fragmentary Record
Real estate transfers show W Bridges and C H Tucker to George Thompson for Lot 5 Block 332 North Extension to Slater. Geo F Crockett to Jaytt McChesney 33.07 acres in 29-49-19. Sam H Sayers to Georgia H Cross land in 16, 20-32-10. Georgia H Cross to Sam H and Luna E Sayers. W Franklin to Louisa Deckard Lot in Browns Add Malta Bend. Leonidas Denny to Henry Hereford 20 acres 2-50-9.
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W. Bridges
C. H. Tucker
Geo
Thompson
North Ex
Slater
Geo F. Crockett
Jaytt McChesney
Sam H Sayers
Georgia H Cross
Sam H & Luna E Sayers
W Franklin
Louisa Deckard
Browns
Malta Bend
Leonidas Denny
Henry Hereford
Joy Day at Baptist church draws 369 in morning service
Church notes report Joy Day at the Baptist church drew 369 attendees for a morning service featuring a 12 piece band a 60 voice choir and various specials. Miss Fannie Taylor accepts Italian Mission post in Tampa Florida with mother. Home Mission Week events listed across local churches starting Monday with speakers on native and immigrant themes.
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the Baptist Church
en‘Noy
Fannie Taylor
Kansas City
J. C. Armstrong
Tampa
Florida
Subscribers Added and Renewed List
The past week new and renewing subscribers include Wm Carter Blackburn G W Wilson Blackburn Gee L Thoras Marshell Mary Harlin Mork W F Brown Marshall H Hyland Misa Elizabeth Evrard Marshall Joe Menogall Sweet Springs Ernest Kennedy Marshall OL VanBuskirk Sweet Springs JH Corey Sweet Springs Lewis VanBuskirk Sweet Spring.
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Wm. Carter
Blackburn
G. W. Wilson
Blackburn Gee
L. Thoras
Marshell Mar
Mary Harlin
W. F. Brown
Marshall
H. Hyland
Marshall Misa
Elizabeth Evrard
Joe Menogall
Sweet Springs
Ernest Kennedy
Marshall O
L. ' VanBuskirk
H. Corey
Lewis VanBuskirk
Sweet Spring
Illness Updates From Local Residents At Home And In Hospital
Among the sick Mrs J T Featherstone has been confined to bed several days. Little Nellie Barndsa has been dangerously ill for the past two weeks but is much better. Mrs Ablel Leonard has been seriously ill for a month, improving though not out of danger. Justin Crutcher, Rolla School of Mines student, has had blood poisoning from a hand saw cut. Ley P Wiley is seriously ill at St Marys hospital in Kansas City. Mrs Wiley and daughter were summering from Paris France where the daughter was in school. Mrs A J Powell of Saline suffered a relapse in Marshall returning from Kansas City where she underwent an operation. She is a sister of G W Davis of this city.
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Nellie Barndsa
Ablel Leonard
Ouili
Justin Crutcher
Rolla School O' Mines
Ley P. Wiley
St. Mary's Hospital
Kansas City
Mra
A. J. Powell
Saline
Marshall
G. W. Davis
Uncalled Letters in Marshall Post Office 1912 Notice
Uncalled for letters remain in the Marshall Missouri post office dated November 13 1912. If not claimed within 15 days they will be sent to the dead letter office. Names include Rose Behl Ruth Brown Mrs Edwin Huston Eva Pickett Hattie Stroughan G G Burle B C Conn E Davis Chas Dix Charles Miller William Schmidt G Slumway W L Vand yke P M
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Marshall, Mo
Rose Behl
Ruth Brown
Meadames
Edwin C. Huston
Eva May Pickett
Hattie Stroughan
G. G. Burle
B. C. Conn
E. Davis
Chas. Dix
Charles Miller
William Schmidt
G. Slumway
W. L. Taylor
L. W. Vandyke
P. M
Mill Caught Fire in Mose Land Mill
At 10 p m Tuesday the Mose Land mill caught fire after sparks from John Smith’s engine set the sawmill afire in the sack room. Fire near a gasoline tank caused concern but firefighters and workers stopped the blaze. loss reported at $1000 by Mr Land.
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Mose Land Mill
John Smith
Land
Marriage License Records Include Kansas City Pairs
Richard Elue and Florence Posley of Kansas City appear on a marriage license record. Richard Miles listed with a partner in Blickbure Sedain. The notice confirms filings for these couples in the region.
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Richard Elue
Kansas City
Florence Posley
Richard Miles
Col Blickbure Sedain
Murphy and Holder Tie The Knot In County Ceremony
W M Murphy and Miss Iva May Holder of the southern county were married by Judge Wm Bush at the recorder's office on Monday. Best wishes are extended to the young couple.
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W. M. Murphy
Iva May Holder
Wm Bush
Recorders Office
Close, split results in Saline County returns
Election results show California and Kansas still undecided with tight margins. In Saline County, Wilson leads Democrats with 4937 votes, Taft 144, Roosevelt 143, Single Tax 160 for and 6436 against. Prohibition candidate Rev. Wm. Vardeman earned 119 votes. Socialist votes hover around 2009 statewide, Saline Socialist tally 11. Dems down 261 from four years ago. GOP and Progressive drop 14 combined.
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Saline
Diphtheria closes Jester School. parade accident injures man
In Jester, Jester School closed last week due to local diphtheria concerns. A Democratic parade yesterday led to a painful accident when Milt Deal was struck by a starting crank and suffered a V shaped head wound needing twelve stitches from Dr. Harrizon.
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Milt Deal
Dr. Harrizon
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