Deaths and obituaries from Cambridge area notes
Deaths from Cambridge area and surrounding towns list several recent burials and familial losses. Entries note Crews or Kruse from Waverly dying of consumption and burial at Mt Olive with Rev. Sharp officiating. Other notices include a Sweet Springs death aged 59, a Boonville resident passing, and multiple Piper and Wright family deaths with Cambridge funerals and cemetery interments referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam
Thomas
Marshall
Crews
Kruse
Waverly
Mt. Olive
G. W. Sharp
Kirksville
Sweet Springs
Mt. Zion
His Last Sermon to Leave for St Joseph
Reverend F A Mehl of Blackburn who has preached monthly in German here has accepted a call to St Joseph. He will return next Sunday afternoon to preach his last sermon at the Episcopal church and will not resume work in Saline with a sermon in Blackburn the following Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. A. Mehl
Blackburn
St. Joseph
Episcopal Church
Saline
Sanday
Court Dismissals and Pleas Mark Local Crimes
In a compact docket a sequence of cases shows George charged with removing mortgaged property dismissed. Bourke set for March 19, 1907. Virgil Thomas assault with intent to kill dismissed. Misery Lire forgery dismissed. Christopher Lakin pleads guilty to assault with intent to commit. fined £25 and costs. William Simpson pleads guilty to stealing at night and is jailed. N B Wright murder first degree set for Jan 29. Jos Kiso pleads guilty to common assault. $25 fine. Bernice Brown burglary and larceny sentenced to five years reform school. Leave bill of exception till Jan 1. Brown described as a colored boy from Slater. Ray Thixton burglary and larceny dismissed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kk.t. George
Kk. J. Bourke
Virgil Thomas
Christopher Lakin
William Simpson
N. B. Wright
Jos. Kiso
Bernice Brown
Brown
Slater
Ray Thixton
Tired of Life Ends Action by Gilliam Doctor
Dr. R. Wilson aged about 80 in poor health attempted suicide at his Gilliam home last week by Morphine overdose. He was found unconscious and revived after hours of medical effort. He had written a letter saying he was tired of life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Wilson
Gilliam
Damages Awarded in Cox Docket for Mrs Cox
Mrs. Sarah Cox, plaintiff, was awarded 4250 damages after a case in which Emery Brown testified as a witness in Kansas City. The incident recalled occurred about four years ago when her 16 year old son was killed near the C A depot after a train backed into his wagon. Attorney R B Ruff represented Mrs Cox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emery Brown
Kansas City
Sarah Cox
Cox
R, B, Ruff
Postmaster Robbed at River ton ls and cured by bitters
Postmaster Robbed at River ton ls reports loss of comfort and nearly his life. A letter claims chronic liver complaint caused jaundice with yellow fingernails before Electric Bitters cured him and kept him well for eleven years. The drug is sold at P Fraskilo Drug store for 50 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Fouts
Riverton
Bie
P. Fraskilo
Train Robber Captured After Glasgow Hold Up
Clyde Randall aka Claud Randel, 20, from Missouri, attempted a second robbery on a Wabash route train after a prior Slater theft. He looted passengers in the smoking car, was subdued by conductor E B Heywood, and held at Marshall awaiting trial for a Saline county robbery. He claims a brother led the gang, and authorities describe him as small, quick, with dark complexion, and to be tried in March 1907.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slater
Ile
Glasgow
E. B. Heywood
Ruandall
Ranall
Lee
Marshall
Saline
Randall
Heywood
St. Louis
Agian
Arma
Clyde Randal
Clyde Trueheart
California
R. K B. Harris
Claud Randel
Focko
Golden State Limited
Gulden Pine Limited
Betreso Slater
Mexico
St. Louis Republic
Missouri
Armstrong
Crag City
Ton
Howe
Clyde Rumie
Chicuvo
Leavenworth
Rauous
Sedalia
Squire Davis
Criminal Court
Real Estate Transfers Listed for Marshall Nelson Areas
Real estate transfers recorded include Frank W. Owen to Frank Brockmeyer for portions of lots in Nelson, Ancle E. Chamberlain to J. B. Boyer in Hudson's addition Marshall, Royal W. Cowan to A. Raos 160 acres in 18 1y.50. 2., Thomas S. Steele to Mary E. Hitt lots 7 and 8 in College addition Marshall, Sam’s Clankeebaker sheriff sale to Roy Grossman lots 3 and 4 in Second addition Nelson, Martin Hemme to Martin L. Hemme 6 acres in 32.46 24. , Jacob VanDyke Trustee to Shelton H. Abney 10268 acres in 1, Martha J. Pannell to Wm. C. Newland 18 acres to 22-49 21, Toosw. KR. Allen to Wm. L. Haynie part lot 3 block 23 Ide, V-Miller to W.B. Robinson part lot 4 block 19 Slater, Will B. Seereye to Matéle Orear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank W. Owen
Frank Brockmeyer
Nelson
Ancle E. Chamberlain
J. B. Boyer
Hudson's Addition
Marshall
Royal W. Cowan
A. Raosarene
Thos. S
Steele O Mary
E Hitt
College
KR. Allen
Wm. L. Haynie
Ide V-Miller
W.b.robinson
Slater
B. Seereye
Matéle Orear
Erseee
Pony Taken Up Dark bay Mare Wild Pony Notice
The undersigned has taken up a Western pony mare dark bay with one white hindfoot and branded 5 Son hip very wild Herman Beet 12 miles southwest of Marshall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dark Bay
Herman Beet
Marshall
Free Peruna Almanac for 1907 Promoted by Druggists
The notice urges readers to ask their druggist for the Free Peruna Almanac for 1907 with a cheerful recommendation to try Peruna and obtain the almanac. It emphasizes accessibility through local druggists and highlights the publication as a free reader resource.
Stocking Couple Return to Mayfield From Visit
Mr and Mrs Ralph Stocking who had been guests of Mrs Stockings parents Mr and Mrs Wm Mitchell for several weeks returned to their home in Mayfield Kansas yesterday Mrs Stocking will stop in Topeka on her return
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Stocking
Wm. Mitchell
Mayfield
Kansas
The New Confectionery Opens on Main Square
J. D. Sanger and his daughter, recent buyers of the Loomis confectionery on the square, have secured a seasoned baker from St. Louis and are prepared to start business. They are among the town’s oldest and best citizens, and the community is urged to offer encouragement. give them a call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Sanger
Loomis
St. Louis
Sale Bills Advertised in The Republican
We are splendidly equipped for sale bills and can publish them on short notice at the lowest prices. Advertise your sale in the Republican to reach more farmers than through any other paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton & Leonard
Saline County
Texas
Republican
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Wm. Crews
M. F. Prigmore
John N. Perry
Boonville
Chas. Petry
Lewis and
Aug. Petry
Jefferson City
Mrs. Fannie Piper
Col
Jurden Piper
Cambridge
Bessie May Piper
Cul
A. J. Piper
Cambridges
Jas. Wright
L. N. Wright
Cambridge Vicialby
Robber
Millie Nuffaker
Pe-ru-na
Ays Mrs. Huffaker
Errsa
Peruna
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