County Court Proceedings Reported in Last Session
County court met with Judge W V Dean and officers presiding. Criminal docket lists several cases including Vernon Magill for supplying liquor to a minor dismissed on motion, O K Harkey continued, John Kelley and Jim Jennings with various outcomes, Bryan Terry continued, Fred Hibbler pleaded guilty with fine and costs. Civil docket shows multiple note suits, judgments by default, and verdicts for plaintiffs including Carl Lenbner et al and G W Gray vs Otto Bode for 45 dollars. Buy your hay, corn, chops and bran from Riley Bros
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon Magill
O. K.harkey
John Kelley
Jim Jennings
Bryan Terry
Fred Hibbler
J. D. Estep
A. Judkins
Turman Case Continued In Llano Murder Trial
The Jim Turman murder case, transferred from Mason to Llano, was called Monday and continued to the next district court term after a lengthy defense. The case involves Will Ketner's July 4 Mason reunion pistol duel, in which Ketner died and Turman was wounded but recovered.
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Jim Turman
Llano
Mason County
Mason
Will Ketner
Turman
Flack & Flack
Joe A. Adkins
Brady
Fatal Mullin Depot Accident Claims Walter McCoy Life
A fatal accident occurred at the Mullin depot when Walter McCoy was struck and killed by a westbound locomotive while crossing the tracks. He was a young stockman recently moved to Mullin area, married a month ago, and his widow and relatives received community sympathy as his body was laid to rest in Mullin cemetery.
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Mullin
Walter McCoy
McCoy
Democrat
Moilin
Man Hurt On Street In bicycle collision near Temple
A cyclist named Alex Grimes was severely hurt in a Thursday evening crash with an out of town car. He was taken to Temple hospital Saturday and, as reported, is recovering fairly well. The incident description notes Grimes was riding a bicycle when the car struck, leaving the exact details of the collision unclear.
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Alex Grimes
Temple
Grimes
Mill and Elevator forming new San Saba company
Carson and Fry, owners of the old San Saba Steam Mill, turned over the mill and property to the San Saba Mill and Elevator Co. The new firm is incorporated, has a new mill with an electric motor, and will manufacture flour and meat products from on hand grain and livestock. Directors include Wm. Scott, W. R. Harris, T. C. Henry, J. W. Fry, W. H. Smelser. officers J. W. Fry president, Wm. Scott vice president, G. H. Hagan secretary-treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Scott
W. R. Harris
T. C. Henry
J. W. Fry
W. H. Smelser
G. H. Hagan
Mrs. R. B. McClure of Brady Dies in San Saba
Mrs. R B McClure formerly of Brady died at 5 80 in San Saba after being raised there and leaving many friends to mourn her. She was a daughter of Mr and Mrs W Armstrong and was married in the city. Sheriff Neal and local residents attended the transfer from Mason county. The Methodist ladies plan a bazaar and dinner Friday at the courthouse. Miss Hariet Waring of Fort Worth is visiting Mrs Armour Walters.
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San Saba
R. B. McClure
Brady
Hariet Waring
Fort Worth
Armour Walters
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Biggs & Clark
Holiday
W. V. Dean
Arch Woods
Edgar T. Neal
GC. Smith
Tom Williams
Walker & Burleson
Roy Crocket
Riley Bros
Carl Guyton
Rochelle
Mr. Guyton
W. S. Prescott
J. R. Thompson, Jr
Dallas
United States Bond & Mortgage Co
Knight Rector, Jr
Ward Holian
Lillie Mullins
California
Wallace
Goldthwaite Eagle
Mullin Cemetery
Nd Bearden
Cammack & Ponton
J. B. Hendrick
Hendrick
Joe Shannon
A. J. Cammack
L. B. Williams
Mr. Bearden
A. B. Kirkpatrick
Temple Wednesday
Mr. Kirkpatrick
J. S. Petsick
Horse Creek
W. J. Christy
Litty Doran
W. A. Doarn
S. W. Walker
W. R. Doran
P. C. Sloan
Tom Maxwell
Algerita
R. S. Duvall
Master Raymond of
Big Springs
Mrs. Duvall
Pic Biges
S. E. W. Wadson
Tom
McDade
Grandma Norris
Lampasas
Bob
Miss Gladys Norris
Lanham
Ira O. Stone
Richland Springs
Mr. and
D. Chadwick
J. E. Martin
Austin
San Antonio
Stobaugh
Murray
J. J. Urquart
McConnell & Son
Owing
Wallace Sure
Mrs
Neal
Liam
Wm. Kaiser Co
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