Realty Transfers Filed in Recorder Office Week Ended June 2 1914
Real estate deeds filed in the Office of Recorder Walter Morey for the week ending June 2 show transfers including Geo R Border to T M Arens and Audrey Arens two lots at 19th and Kentucky streets for 850, Edith M Gardner to Ernest Schroeder and Barbara Schroeder lot at Saline and Summit for 780, Mary Susan Johnson to Thomas Sims 30 acres in Dresden two for 2000, A H Gorrell to A B Ferguson two Dresden lots for 100, G H Sandfort to Edith Gardner lot at Seventh and Wagner for 1500, and several other parcels with prices and grantees listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Gorrell
A. B. Ferguson
Dresden
G. H. Sandfort
Edith M. Gardner
Beventh
Wagner Streets
Clean-Up Campaign Aims to Eradicate Hog Cholera in Pettis County
State veterinarian supervises a wide cleanup drive after Dr. Ralph Graham reports encouraging hog cholera trends in Pettis County. Recommendations include burning litter and old sheds, thoroughly cleaning sheds, spraying cresol solutions, lime in piles, plowing lots, draining ponds, and isolating infected hogs to prevent future outbreaks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Graham
B. W. Murphy
Pettis County
United States Bureau of Animal Industry
Graham
U. S.P
Mrs. Arthur C. McCarty Dies in Kansas City Hospital
Mrs. Arthur C. McCarty of 519 West Fifth street Sedalia Mo died at St Luke's hospital Kansas City Mo Sunday afternoon from complications of an appendectomy performed a week earlier Relatives including her sister Miss Mary Loos and her mother were at her bedside Funeral services were set for Kansas City and Sedalia with Rev Fr Neiberg officiating The wedding of her brother William H Lees to Loretta Whalen proceeded as planned Monday morning prior to the funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur C. McCarty
Hanpstar
Herman Loos
West Fifth Street
City
St. Luke’s Hospital
Kansasity
Me. Carty
Mary Loos
Sacred Heart Church
Neiberg
Sedalia
A. C. McCarty
Missouri Pacific
McKenzie Undertaking Establishment
Mary
Corinne Davis
Marshall, Mo
McCarty
S. J. Neiberg
Sedalian Hosts Ladies at Missouri Fair Visit
Wednesday the ladies enjoyed hospitality of Sedalians for an auto mobile ride to the state fair grounds with delegates feeling a special partnership in Missouri's great fair. Wednesday evening at the Masonic Temple the Ladies Musical Club will present an excellent program and a formal reception will be held complimentary to the visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Masonic Semple
Ladies Attend I E O and P E O Conventions in Missouri
Mesdames Morrison Walton and Cooper of Windsor arrive to attend the I E O convention. Miss Elizabeth Carries and her mother of Trenton visit G S Carnes while attending the P E O convention. Mrs Effie Hoffman Rogers editor of the Record is guest of Miss Kattie Gold during the convention. Mesdames Nita Randolph and Amelia X Brown of Edina attend the P E O convention with Mrs O M Parnett. Mrs Brown formerly edited the Edina Sentinel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. Morrison
J. H. Walton
D. S. Cooper
Windsor
Elizabeth Carries
Trenton
G. S. Carnes
Effie Hoffman Rogers
Record
Kattie Gold
Nita Randolph
Amelia X. Brown
Edina
O. M. Parnett
Mrs. Brown
Debilitated Woman Recovered After Blood Bitters Use
Mrs Chas Freitoy of Moosup Connecticut describes a long period of illness with headaches and low energy. She credits Burdock Blood Bitters with restoring her health and vitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dock Blood Bitters
Chas. Freitoy
Moosup
Dean's Regulats for bilious attacks
A brief ad notes Dean's Regulats help bilious attacks with a heavy after dinner feeling and bitter taste. Sold for 25 cents at all stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
Doan’s Kidney Pills and Ointment Ad Seeks Trust
An old advertisement promotes Doan’s Kidney Pills for kidney ills Doan’s Ointment for skin itching and Doan’s Regulats as a mild laxative Sold at all drug stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doan
Dr Thomas' Eclectic Oil Promoted for Home Use
Farmers mechanics railroaders and laborers rely on Dr Thomas' Eclectic Oil for cuts burns and bruises. The ad urges keeping a bottle at home and notes it is sold for 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas
Eclectic
Hog Cholera Update From Dr Ralph Graham
Dr Ralph Graham reports only a few hog cholera cases remain in Pettis County as authorities monitor the situation and urge farmers to maintain sanitary controls and report new symptoms promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Graham
Pettis County
Longwood Social Notes and Obituary Highlights
Miss Emma Brashear spent Sunday with Miss Amy Curry. The pie supper at Longwood Saturday night raised 13.48. Mrs. Walter Hall and sons visited Mrs. J. W. Curry Saturday. Amy Curry and Myrtle Pryor left for Warrensburg to attend the normal. Ralph Jenkins made a business trip to Sedalia. Sunday school convention attendees gathered at Bethlehem. Children’s day exercises planned for Sunday June 7 at the M E church. Longwood baseball beat Blue Lick 13 to 8. Mrs. R. Harvey and family visited Mr. A. A. Alexander. Frank Skinner and Anna Cameron dined with Miss Terrell in Chaney. Emily and Lora Curry visited Miss Maude King. Mrs. Sarah Melinda Mock died at 1:15 Sunday at her daughter’s home four miles south of Houstonia aged 47. Born 1867 in Crawford county Kansas. Married 1884 to James Mock, later widowed. Former Sedalia resident, longtime East Sedalia Baptist member, also Fidelity council and Tribe of Ben Hur. Surviving children: C E Mock, C R Mock, Agnes Mock of Sedalia. Mrs. C W Reedy of Houstonia. W G Mock of Independence, Kas. Remains transported to Sedalia on Lexington train No. 622, en route to funeral at 2:30 Monday at First Baptist with Rev. R. A. Davidson officiating. Interment Crown Hill cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Brashear
Amy Curry
Longwood
Walter Hall and Sons
Lestered Finley
J. W. Curry
Myrtle Pryor
Warrensburg
Ralph Jenkins
Sedalia
Bethlehem
Methodist Episcopal Arch
Blue Lick
R. Harvey
A. A. Alexander
Prank Skinner
Anna Cameron
Slater
Terretl
Chaney
Emily
Lora Curry
Maude King
Sarah Melinda Mock
C. W. Reedy
Houstonia
Mack
Frank West
Crawford County
Kansas
Warsaw
James Mock
Agnes Mock
W. G. Mock
Independence
Kas
Lexington Tranch
Thomas Cramer
East Fourthtreet
R. & Davidson
First Baptist Church
Crown Hill Cemetery
Death of James A Rucker Brother of Mrs. Goodwin
Missouri Pacific engineer C W Goodwin learns by telegram of the death in Kansas City of his brother in law James A Rucker a 34 year old single man. Survived by father B D Rucker two sisters E J Lampert and J W Brockman. Body to be brought to Sedalia. burial plans pending. Rucker was the youngest of four brothers to die in two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Goodwin
Missouri Pacific
West Third Street
James A. Rucker
Kansas City
Mr. Rucker
Illinois Central Railroad
B. D. Rucker
Soldiers
Dayton
E. J. Lampert
Baltimore
J. W. Brockman
Chattanooga
William Alexander Obituary Notifies of Death
Bert Knapp, chief dispatcher for the Missouri Pacific, received a message Sunday informing him of the death of William Alexander, son of Mr and Mrs A J Alexander, the former superintendent of the railroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Knapp
Missouri Pacific
William Alexander
A. J Alexander
Death 23-year-old Alexander dies of tuberculosis
Missouri Pacific at Pueblo Colo reports the death of Alexander aged 23 who died in Asheville North Carolina where he was treated for tuberculosis. He is survived by his parents and two sisters Misses Louise and Callie Alexander. Funeral services will be held Tuesday with interment at Lafayette Alabama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri Pacific
Pueblo
Colo
Alexander
Asheville
North Carolina
Louise
Callie Alexander
Lafayette
Alabama
William H. Shull Dies At 75 Near Sedalia
William H. Shull, 75, died Sunday evening at 6 o clock at his home eight miles southeast of Sedalia on the Abell road from general debility. He was a longtime resident, known and respected, and a member of the A R. Survived by a widow and several grown children. Funeral held Monday at 2 30 p m at Flat Creek Baptist church with interment in Abell cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Shull
Sedalia
Abell Road
Shull
A. R
Flat Creek Baptist Church
Abell Cemetery
Mrs W H Truel Obituary In Sedalia
Mrs. W H Truel aged 50 years 11 months 25 days died at Maywood hospital from gangrene after two and a half months illness. Born in Clayborn Tennessee she moved to Missouri in 1873, lived in Sedalia since 1875. Survived by husband three sons Henry Omar Walter all in Sedalia two daughters Mrs Anna Taylor and Orpha of Kansas City. Funeral 3 pm at Mrs Taylor 690 East Sixteenth Street Rev A W Kokendorfer officiating. Crown Hill cemetery burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Truel
South Park Avenue
Maywood Hospital
Clayborn
Tenn
Henry
Omar
Walter
Anna Taylor
Orpha
Kansas City
Taylor
East
Sixteenth Street
A. W. Kokendorfer
First Christian Church
Messrs. L. Brundage
George Woodson
Mark Green
S. Wigden
J. Shyrock
F. Taylor
Crown Hill Cemetery
Infant Eloise Collins Dies at 6 Days
Eloise Phipps Collins aged 6 days daughter of Mr and Mrs James Collins of 233 South Moniteau avenue died Tuesday evening at 5 o clock at home from bowel trouble. Interment was in Crown Hill cemetery on Wednesday morning as relatives and friends extend sympathy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eloise Phipps Collins
James Collins
South Moniteau Avenue
Crown Hill Cemetery
Funeral for James A. Rucker Held in Sedalia
The body of James A. Rucker arrived in Sedalia on Missouri Pacific train No 38 and was taken to McLaughlin chapel for a 10:30 Wednesday funeral service conducted by Rev C H Briggs. Pallbearers included Fred Williams Morgan B King Wesley Ross Samuel Bowser Forrest Spendliff and Patrick Finch. Miss Lee Stanpurf, who was to wed the deceased, accompanied the body along with Mr and Mrs Robert Bebb. Interment followed at Crown Hill cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Rucker
Kansas City
Sedalia
Missouri Pacific
McLaughlin Undertaking Establishment
C. H. Briggs
D. D
First Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Fred Williams
Morgan B. King
Wesley Ross
Samuel Bowser
Forrest Spendiff
Patrick Finch
Lee Stanpurf
Robert Bebb
Miss Stanpurf
Crown Hill Cemetery
Funeral details for Mrs. McCarty and attending relatives
The notice lists pallbearers Misses Mamie Jones Irene Riley Gary McEniry Tessie Boland Eliza beth Finch Pearl Tongate Jennie Ailen Rosemary Burrowes and names out of town relatives Clyde McCarty Fort Smith Ark D H McCarty Chicago George Rissler Buckner Mo George Schmidt Kansas City Wilbur McCarty Elliott Mo J H McCarty Clifton City M M McCarty Clifton City. It notes the two weeks of illness and describes last words The angels are coming for me and mentions Mrs Frank DeBold formerly of Sedalia now in Kansas City who cared for the patient full time and could not accompany the body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mamie Jones
Irene Riley
Gary McEniry
Tessie Boland
Elizabeth Finch
Pearl Tongate
Jennie Ailen
Rosemary Burrowes
Clyde McCarty
Fort Smith
Ark
D. H. McCarty
Chicago
George C. Rissler
Buckner, Mo
George Schmidt
Kansas City
Wilbur McCarty
Elliott, Mo
J. H. McCarty
Clifton City
M. M. McCarty
Sedalia
Death of Frank W. Mackey Reported in Ottawa Kansas
William Bolton the Seda lia township constable received word Tuesday morning of the death of Frank W. Mackey formerly manager of the Bell Telephone Company and later vice president and secretary of the Inter State Electric Company of Kansas City. The message said Mackey died suddenly in Ottawa Kansas with no further details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank W. Mackey
William Bolton
Sedalia Township
Bell Telephone Company
Inter-State Electric Company
Kansas City
Ottawa
Kas
Bomar and Carroll Wed by Justice Lane
William F. Bomar and Capi tola Carroll of Schell City were married by Justice of the Peace Douglas Lane on Wednesday afternoon. The couple will depart that evening for Schell City to establish their home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William F. Bomar
Capitola Carroll
Schell City
Justice of the Peace
Douglas Lane
Marriage licenses issued from Reporder Morey office
Wed nesday licenses granted to Ellsworth Monsees of Sedalia and Gertrude Cramer of Smithton, and to William Bomar and Capitola Carroll, both of Schell City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Morey
Ellsworth M. Monsees
Sedalia
Gertrude Agnes Cramer
Smithton
William T. Bomar and
Capitola Carroll
Schell City
Democrat Nominates Kemp Hieronymus for Pettis Recorder
The Democratic Party authorizes Kemp Hieronymus to seek the nomination for Pettis County Recorder of Deeds, pending the outcome of the Democratic primary on August 4, 1914.
Pettis County Recorder of Deeds Candidate Named
A. L. Smith announces as a candidate for the Democratic nomination for Pettis county Recorder of Deeds. The primary election is set for August 4, 1914.
Democratic Declaration Names Frank Monroe as Candidate
The Democratic committee officially announces Frank Monroe as a candidate. Local party officials confirmed Monroe’s candidacy amid ongoing preparations for the upcoming election season.
Warren Nominated for Pettis County Recorder Post
Ben F Warren is named as a candidate for the office of Recorder of Deeds in Pettis County. The announcement notes his bid to succeed the current recorder and urges voters to consider his qualifications and platform.
Ware Announces Candidacy for Democratic Primary
Lon V. Ware declares his candidacy for the Democratic primary to be held in August.
Pettis County Recorder of Deeds Primary Candidate Set
Charlies S. Williams is a candidate in the Pettis county Democratic primary for Recorder of Deeds. The election is scheduled for Tuesday August 4.
Sullivan Declared GOP Primary Candidate For August 4
Phil Sullivan is announced as a candidate subject to the Republican primary to be held August 4, with the race set to determine the party nominee.
Democrat Announces Harry Scott Candidate in Party Primary
The Democrat names Harry Scott as a candidate in the party primary set for Tuesday, August 4, 1914, with official authorization for the nomination.
Geo W Driskell Seeks Pettis Circuit Clerk Nomination
We are authorized to announce Geo W Driskell as a candidate for nomination for the office of Clerk of the Circuit Court Pettis county subject to the action of the democratic primary August 4 1914.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Smith
Recorder of Deeds
Pettis County
Frank Monroe
J. W. McClain
Ben F. Warren
Deede
Lon V. Ware
Phil Sullivan
Geo. W. Driskell
A. D. Mason
Elmore N. P. Elmore Seeks Pettis Clerk Nomination
Nounce N P Elmore a candidate for the nomination for the office of Clerk of Pettis County subject to the action of the democratic primary Tuesday August 4 1914.
Forrest Imhoff Seeks Pettis County Revenue Collector Nomination
County collector candidate Forrest Imhoff announces his bid for the Republican nomination. He will seek the office of Collector of Revenue of Pettis County in the upcoming primary on Tuesday August 4 1914.
Hanley candidate for Pett County collector post
Charles L Hanley is named as a candidate for the nomination to the office of collector of Pett County subject to the Democratic party primary on Tuesday August 4 1914.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles L. Hanley
Pett'y County
Durst Seeks Democratic Nomination in Missouri Seventh
Harry D. Durst announces his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for congress in Missouri's Seventh district. He asks for support as the party primary nears on Tuesday August 4 1914.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Missouri
Harry D. Durst
Barrett Seeks Missouri Seventh District Seat in 1914 Primary
Clinton C. Barrett of War Saw Benton county announces candidacy for representative in Congress from Missouri Seventh district. Primary election set for August 4, 1914.
McGruder Seeks Probate Court Seat in Pettis Primary
The Pettis Democratic party nominates Mark A. McGruder for judge of the probate court in the upcoming primary to be held Tuesday August 4 1914. He seeks the result in the county race.
Candidate Eugene V. Couey Nominated for County
A local notice states Eugene V. Couey is a candidate for county office subject to the action of the Tuesday, August 4, 1914, election.
Judge Kennedy Seeks Re election as Pettis Probate Judge
D E Kennedy announces candidacy for re election to Pettis county Probate Judge pending the outcome of the Democratic primary on August 4 1914.
Hatton Named Democratic Candidate for Pettis Presiding Judge
The Democratic party announces Frank F. Hatton as candidate for the nomination for Presiding Judge of the Pettis County Court in the Democratic primary on Tuesday August 4, 1914.
Judge A D Mason Nominated for Presiding Democratic Primary
A. D. Mason is named as a candidate for the nomination in the Presiding Democratic primary to be held Tuesday in August. The report notes Mason's bid and party affiliation, indicating local political activity ahead of the primary election.
McClure Nominated for Pettis Fourth Judicial Seat
The campaign notice names 8B. F. McClure of Houstonia as a candidate for the nomination for presiding Judge of Pettis Fourth in 1914. The item signals the party process and local political activity surrounding the Pettis County race.
McCurdy Seeks Renomination for Western District Judge
J L McCurdy announces candidacy for renomination as Judge of the County Court Western District subject to Democratic primary action Tuesday August 4 1914.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. McCurdy
Wilkerson Declares Candidacy for Pettis Prosecuting Attorney
The statement announces Claude Wilkerson as a candidate for the Democratic nomination for Pettis County Prosecuting Attorney subject to the August 4 1914 primary election.
Harvey L. Terry Runs for Representative in Pettis County
The announcement names Harvey L. Terry as a Democratic candidate for Representative in the State Legislature from Pettis County, subject to the party primary on Tuesday August 4 1914.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey L. Terry
Pettis County
Also Mentioned on This Page
Christian Church
Masonic Temple
Po Fo Society
Vina B. Bowden
Brookfield
Harry D. Frucauft
City Light and ‘Traction Company
Addie B. Manzer
Idress Lyell
Lena Courads
Anna Lee Smith
Alice McLain
Gladys Fowler
Minnie Potter
Sophia McLean
Olga Iddiers
Dora Halleck
Nina Shearer
Maude Middleton
Harriet E. Rynerson
Carthage
Grace Webster
Floy J. Stevens
B. B
Sisters of Missouri Grand Chapter
Chapter B. B
Washington Irving
Stevens
Idness D. Lydell
Missouri Grand Chapter
Shelbina
Fes
Morey
Joseph B. Simpson
Charles Simpson
Sallie Simpson
Bowling Green
T. D. Woodward
Edson Macklin
J. C. Black
Third Street
Gentry
Limit Avenues
Clarence P. Cartwright
Sam Grinstead
Emma Grinstead
Joseph W. Dailey
Mary M. Williams
Fourth
J. R. Hedges
Belle Cain
Anderson Cain
Blackwater
Nile H. Ritchie
Allen E. Doll
Twelfth
Ohio Streets
G. W. Cathey
George H. Baldwin
Becca C. Baldwin
Beaman
I. W. Fry
Sallie O. Stevens
Boonville Street
Hill and
New York
Nancy M. Hoffman
F. E. Hoffman, Jr
Fifteenth
Vermont Streets
Pettis
Longwood, Mo
Mrs
Justice Lane
Kemp Hieronymus
mAt
Charlies S. Williams
Harry 38
Scott
N. P
Newt) Elmore
Forrest Imhoff
Clinton C. Barrett
Benton County
Probate Court
Mark A. McGruder
Eugene V. Couey
E. E. Bouldin
D. E. Kennedy
Frank F. Hatton
F. McClure
Claude Wilkerson
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