Republican candidate announcements span Putnam County
A sequence of campaign notices from Putnam County Republicans requests support for multiple candidates. Names include J. W. Mana Sonia for Prosecuting Attorney, O. D. DAVID for County Judge, H. A. DAVIS for Treasurer, and F. Kerse for Public Administrator. Dates referenced include May 30, 1908 and August primaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davib
Epstor Asionville
Putnam County
Couree
J. W. Mana
Sonia
Republicana of
Putnam Co
Unty
Ttme
W. Mullenlx
Puslic
Pary F. Kerse
Order of Publication in Vacation in Putnam County
In the Circuit Court of Putnam Sea v Missouri August term 196 Louisa McCullough Martha A Howry and Elmer Clifton and Dottie Clifton by their guardian and curator A F Keene Plaintiffs against Elizabeth Baring Isaac Clifton Edmond Clifton Mary E King Charles H Clifton and Sarah McCarment Defendants. The plaintiffs seek partition or sale of lots five and six in block eight in Powersville Missouri. Non residents Isaac Clifton and Charles H Clifton and Elizabeth Harding cannot be served in this state. Publication notified to appear at the next August term in Unionville Missouri to plead or answer the petition. Four weeks publication in the Unionville Bi-Compan. True copy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court of Putnam Sea
Missouri
Louisa McCullough
Martha A. Howry
Elmer Clifton
Dottie Clifton
A. F. Keene
Elizabeth Baring
Isaac Clifton
Edmond Clifton
Mary E. King
Charles H. Clifton
Sarah McCarment
Elizabeth Harding
Laintiffis
Powersville
Unionville
Tiff
Onvine Biican
Circuit Court
Coun
Circuit Court of
Pumim County
Oarl
Joseph F.coppock
Wm. J Noblett
Wm. J. Noblett
Wm. Dickson Sr
James McConnoughy
James McConnaughy
Solemn Ross
William Hulbert
Wm Hulbert
John Jones
Elizabeth Fisher
Eliza Jane Mouser
Daniel Mouser
Ona Thins
Bonfoey
Beare
Sala Court
William J Noblett
James Savonnsugay
Thia
William Dickson
Assi
Township
Putnam County
Joseph F Coppock
Fayan
Caniice
Fouronday
Penn
Republican
Nionville
Put- Ham County
J. M. Stiller
Breeder’s favorite trotter Chief Ingomar to stand for service
Standard and registered under Rule 1 Vol. XVI describes Chief Ingomar a bay roan horse of 16 hands and 1290 pounds. Bred from Seafoam twice on the dam side and from a renowned trotting line on the sire, the horse promises quality for breeders. Terms: $10 to insure colt to stand and suck and $310 for living colt. W. T. Rinker notes care but no liability for accidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paddy Ryan
Ingomar
Nampa
Stranger
Washington
Knox
Strangers
Norman
Duroc
Yelisateer
Maud
Dexter
Ingomars
Deliar
Seafoam
Euga Jane
Chief Ingomar
W. T. Rinker
Town Notes From Unionville and Surrounding Farms
The article reports local happenings in Unionville area including sick family members Geo and Jessie McCollum and Mrs. Jeff Davis improving. Social events feature an ice cream supper for J W and J A Jones’s birthdays with about 55 guests. Farm activity covers harvests, berry picking, fishing, hunting on Shoal Creek, cement hauling for Pettybridge, and corn tending by Harry and Glen Quigley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo
Jessie McCollum
J W
J. A. Jones
John Worley
James Crist
Shoal Creek
Jeff Davis
Unionville
Steve Smith
Pettybridge
Clarence Jones
J. W. Jones
Nova Jones
Harry
Glen Quigley
Property transfers in Livonia area recorded this period
A series of real estate deeds are recorded including Blaire M. Gregory and wife transferring lots 18 and 19 in block 4 to James N. Summers, Albert R. Daniels and wife to William Wrsumeiwa and to Thomas Schuolle, Samuel Torrey to Clyde Torrey, Garb H. Carryer and wife to W. J. Duncan, A H Dickerson et al to E L W Archer, Samuel Ratliff and wife to Stephen C. Ratliff, John D. Crumpacker and wife to Allen Fipli, and G E McCutchen Trust for Valentine Stuff to John H. Stuff Trust, with various parcel descriptions and monetary terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garl H. Carryer
Wr. J. Duncan
A. Dickerson
EU W. Archer
Mutual Land Co
Livonia
Samuel Ratliff
Stephen C. Ratliff
John D. Crumpacker
Allen Fipli
G. E. McCutchen
Valentine Stuff
John H. Stuff
Rosewood Local Happenings and Shifts in Town Life
Tom Anders suffered a mule kick last Tuesday evening knocking several ribs loose but is recovering well. G W Lemley bought a new pepring wagon. Vestal and Willy Beale dined with Ed Jones. J W Lemley and family visited Irs Hoover and wife. Mia Una Davis and Pearl visited J E McCoy family. Rev Cox preached at Mt Harmony and baptized at the water. Bessie Lemley visited Chloe Speak and Mrs Jennie Green and daughter Ortha of Promise City. Sons stayed with Mrs Irving Davis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Anders
Tom
G. W. Lemley
Daaper Vestal
Willy Beale
Ed Jones
J. W. Lemley
Irs Hoover
Mia
Una Davis
Pearl
J. E. McCoy
Bessie Lemley
Chloe Speak
Jennie Green
Ortha
Promise City, Sons
Irving Davis
Victory From Flossie R A Hoover Horse News
Hoover lost another fine horse Friday while Irving Davis reported taking out a hundred pounds of honey recently. Leonard Cockefair began harvesting for B T Span on Monday. Mrs R H Kelley returned Saturday after a week with her son and daughter at Lemonville. Mrs Ans Jones and children visited Mr and Mrs J E McCoy Sunday. John Lemley and family of near Hartford visited his sister and Ira Hoover. Robert Hill was baptized Sunday at 1 330 by D L Cox of Green City. A false appearance may serve once but honest truth is always at your back in time of trouble. Mr and Mrs Bloss Cooley and Maude Rose attended the Centerville show Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. A. Hoover
Irving Davis
Leonard Cockefair
B. T. Span
R. H. Kelley
Lemonville
Ans Jones
J. E. McCoy
John Lemley
Hartford
Ira Hoover
Robert Hill
D. L. Cox
Green City
Bloss Cooley
Maude Rose
Centerville
Windstorm Damages Corn Crops and Community Notes
North county notes describe a last Friday windstorm causing significant corn damage. Local residents attend sales and visits report modest prices and social gatherings. Several names appear with weekend travels and minor injuries, while storm aftermath and candidate chatter fill the scene.
Notice of public sale of Branford Place lot in Unionville Mo
Reuben R Cook conveyed Branford Place lot four in block five in trust to secure three notes of Bromlasery. default on payments. At request of note holders, on July suth 1908 at the Unionville courthouse between 10 am and 5 pm, I will sell to the highest bidder the real estate to cover the debt and costs. John A Helferstine, Trustee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reuben R.cook
Recorders Office
Putnam County
Missouri
Branford Place
Defany
Court House
Unionville
Reuben Cook
Helferstine
Notice of Trustee's Sale on Putnam County Land
J R Mardis as Trustee will sell at public sale at the Unionville Courthouse in Putnam County Missouri on a Saturday date August 1 between 10 am and 5 pm. The sale covers the southwest quarter of section 2 and other parcels totaling about 200 acres conveyed by Adam D Ellis and Serena J Ellis to secure debt. The property will be sold to satisfy the debt and sale expenses to the highest bidder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adam D Ellis
Serena J. Ellis
Recorder of Deeds
Putnam County
Missouri
J. R. Mardis
I.J R. Mardis
Court House
Unionville
Putnam Comcisano
D. Elis Érest
Grand Serena'j
Ellis
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