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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1908
Page
7
Legal notices record orders from the Putnam County Missouri circuit court including a judgment copy, public sale of property to satisfy debt, trustee actions, and executrix notice for the estate of Mantua Powell. The notices mention Unionville and various sections in Putnam County with sale dates and deadlines.
Notice is hereby given that the undersigned administrator of the estate will present his accounts for final settlement at the Probate Court in Putnam County Missouri. The hearing will be held at Unionville on September 14.
A rain fell Monday morning. Bessie Lemley dined with Josie Musgrove Sunday. Ora and Sam Moore and families dined with Fred Armstrong. Mrs J R Moore and daughters Irene and Josie Musgrove visited the Lemleys Wednesday. Laura Cockefair hosted friends Monday night for Carrie Little. Rev Cox preached three sermons at Mt Harmony Sunday. Ruthford Magee and Maude Willet visited the Small family. Tenah Hodges returned to Quincy with her sister Nettie.
Warm weather finds Merida Smith in Rabbitsville Thursday after buying cattle. Fred Bernecker of Texas visits brother Herman. Mrs Joseph Leeper is sick this week. Erocet McCarty visits sister Mrs John Alitler Saturday night. Ross Jordan and wife visit Mrs Jos parent. Mr and Mrs Geo Williamson and Mrs Love of Sedalia Missouri, with Mrs Clara Warner of Powersville, visit their parents. Mr and Mrs Herman Bernecaer Maud and Edith Fightmaster return Saturday from Kahoka and Fort Madison.
Rain refreshed crops as W E Lewis plows for wheat. Nora Pickett returns from Greencastle with cousin Everett. Hattie Husted ill. G A Shibley of Sidney visits F O Husted. Sarah Husted and Martha Cain visit F O Husted in Worthington. Butler family and Pickett sisters visit Centerville. Golphnee of Cincinnati visits W T Butler and R P Harmon households. Swan family and apothecary Smen visit relatives late last week. C A Bruce to Unionville to fetch building material.
Lemonville residents and visitors travel to Unionville and Milan for lectures and Chautauquas. Names include Mrs Hainley Mr and Mrs Guffey and George Wolf Mrs Williams and Mrs Hodge Miss Alta Smith and Governor Folk speakers join gatherings. Multiple trips to Kansas City Cincinnati Iowa Wisconsin Nebraska and Breakfeld noted.
Fragmentary text notes a person and wife visiting, mentions a Bruce seat, Sunday RC CKA, and a man named Jamos planning to raise an old house and build six new structures. details are incomplete and names uncertain.
In the Western District of Missouri the court orders foreclosure of a deed of trust on Joseph A Funnell and Margaret Funnell property to satisfy indebtedness secured by the deed. Daniel F Blake as bankruptcy trustee joins in the sale, with Beverly H Bonfoey named as trustee, and the sale to proceed after court confirmation.
Livonia notes a crowded out week with Rev Hamster missing Sunday. Mrs Chas Ryland is ill. Jim Welch and wife of Ottumwa visit her parents. An ice cream supper was well attended Saturday night. Oscar Biswell and Josie Baker married in Livonia. Miss Fore Hodges visited from Quincy and returned with sister Nettie for a month. Ray Claude Fosher to preach Universalist services weekend.
The document notes encumbrances taxes and judgment with save and except clause for a prior deed of trust lien. It references Bonnie Bevarly H Bonro under a deed of trust proceedings and mentions Daniel F Blake as trustee in bankruptcy of the estate of Joseph A Funnell with attorneys listed.
Notice is given that the administrator of the Edwin Waite estate will make final settlement at the next Probate Court term in Putnam County Missouri. The court in Unionville will hold the September term where accounts will be settled. Mrs. Ira Jones and her son returned to Allen Kansas after five weeks with her parents. Old papers for sale at The Republican office.
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