Death of John Green Veteran and Church Member in West Liberty
John Green born March 13 1833 in Barlow Washington county died March 25 1909 aged 70 years 8 months 12 days. He married Mary Campbell June 30 1459 and had seven children. Survived by his wife three daughters Mrs Alice Mouser Mrs Emma Long Mrs live Tailor six sisters and one brother and many relatives. A Union Army veteran with Company G 45th Illinois Infantry he joined the M E church in 1877. Funeral at St John church conducted by Rev John Boon with interment at West Liberty cemetery. Neighbors and comrades mourn and comfort the widow and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Green
Barlow Washington County
Mary Campbell
Alice Mouser
Emma Long
Ailor
Ponta
St John Church
John Boon
West Liberty
Miss Earhart Wins and Final Count in Local Contest
The Republican closes a county voting contest with Miss Martha Earhart of Liberty winning first place, Miss Oma Demoney of Worthington second, and Miss Cordelia Price of Unionville third. Judges include J. F. Underwood, S. Gross, Lorenzo Jones, A. B. Pratt, and Carl L. Crooks. A marriage note reports Joe W. Schick wed Miss Mary Callen of Centerville at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Earhart
Liberty Two
Oma Demoney
Worthington
Cordelia Price
Unionville
Myrtle Hodges
Powersville
Nellie Johnson
Lemonville
Pearl Blackman
Lucerne
J. F. Underwood
S. Gross
Lorenzo Jones
A. B. Pratt
Carl L. Crooks
Republican
Nox
National Bank of
Miss Earhart
Miss Price
Lomonvaille
Worths
Court in Session Deliberations in State v Harbert Trial
Circuit Court spent two days on the State v Harbert case as jurors prepare this evening for verdict. Other actions listed include damages awards to Daniel Farrell vs Blackbird Black Coal Co for 5000 and various continuances, dismissals, and alimony orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
State
Harbert
Issacher Harbert
Daniel Farrell
Blackbird Black Coal Co
Threshurg Machine Con
Gardner Et al
Jordan Bros
Y& RR. Co
Live J Grill
James Po Gill
Vo Putnam
Vuuty Supply Co
J D Bramhall
Fannie Norman
Et al
Thos
Neff, Jr
T Freeborn
Moses & Dixon, Partners
C. M. & St PR R Co
Fred Hart
Jas Hart
Notice to the Public on Instruction Services
After returning from vacation the author resumes work in Prano Instruction and seeks patrons for first class instruction offering all advantages of a regular program.
State and local option cases and a holiday edition notice
State of Missouri v Lane and co defendants nulle entered on local option law while John Murry pleads guilty in State v Murry for keeping a gambling house with a 12 month county jail term and parole. The Republican announces a lavish holiday edition by December printed on coated book paper with expert pressman Shannon of Kansas City and various literary features.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uet
Kiss M Smith
Kdsie Lord
Joh
Nicholson
Dun Partners
Missouri
Missourg
John Murry
John Marcy
Molle
Joe Frederiks
Eehmett
Mageee
von Stet
Murry
Joe Ralls
Minseurd
Norle
State of
A. W Lane
State of Missouri
A W. Lane
The
Republican
Saturday Evening Post
WE Shannon
Kansas City
Free First Year Harmony Offered by Mary E Harper
The Conservatory of Music announces free First Year Harmony for sufficiently advanced pupils. Also available are lessons in History Theory and Advanced Harmony upon request. Signed Mary E Harper at 1613.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conservatory of Music
Mary E. Harper
A Pat of Glasses Makes an Excellent Christmas Present
A Pat of Glasses offers as a thoughtful Christmas gift and notes Dr Haena makes regular visits to Unionville. The piece says changes needed within one year are provided at no charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haena
Unionville
Also Mentioned on This Page
Notaries Public
Red Cross
Huston & Lane’s
Lee Jeffers
Mertha Pearhart
Scuag
Noyes
Dremoner
Myrtle Hodes
Nethie Johnson
Pear
Blacrkman
Joe W. Schick
Mary Callen
Centerville
Lofters
Martin Schick
Minnie
Fannie
John
Juelle Cox
Marshall National Bank
B. Marshall
Adital
Dr. EV. Hanna
Tasman’s Drug
Farmers Bank
Unionville, MO
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