Sheriff of Patant County County No
Sheriff of Patant County faces legal actions in a case described by local records. The report notes court involvement and official notices relating to the sheriff’s duties and county governance.
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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1909
Page
7
Sheriff of Patant County faces legal actions in a case described by local records. The report notes court involvement and official notices relating to the sheriff’s duties and county governance.
Residents and visitors circulate through the week with many returning home from trips to Kansas, Oklahoma, and Nevada. Notable events include Rev. S. D. Cotier buying a farm in Dade county and planning relocation next spring, while Dr. McCutchen reports a northwest tour. A temperance lecture is set for August 19 at the M E Church.
Livonia residents report family moves including R J Spargus to Dickerson house and A L Brooks moving into Spargus vacated home. James Biswell builds in Zieber addition. Local fishing trip by Thomas Brooke. Livonia baseball team defeats Hartford. Gurney Fowler visits from Unionville. George McClellan injured hayload fall. Mrs Mystle White returns from Harvard Iowa.
Powersville reports hot weather and family sacre events with Mr. and Mrs. John Howery traveling to Fowler Kansas for illness in Mrs. Howery’s daughter Mrs. Maytum. Grace Beary visits grandparents J. D. Beary and family. Miss Roxie Haley from Harris to teach in the primary department. Prof. Gray of Kirksville reportedly very ill. Funeral attendance for relatives in Center Ville. births, sickness, and Old Settlers Day observations noted.
A compilation of county news items shows residents visiting, travels to Chautauqua and Kirksville, church attendance, and school progress. Reports mention A H Hulse facing three local option law cases, Mrs. Hale’s illness, and various farmers preparing for harvest and a September carnival in Powersville.
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