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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-09-21
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Sn ben Greter Wtuidiusnwert.
ftGttsu iiuo Die 5Ormsieber uu Den
Streit sesansen unb Oieien fOtsten
seitern etwa 60 WfaIbiniiten aus Spm,
patbie.
-Sames 9lrtpell, Der inter benz
Veroadte itebt. Dor etnns iiber Wfos
natsfriit ben Staliener 8incen;o @onti
gu Yatesuille 9etOotet gu baben, lit in
eleuelanb, O., binsieit sema9t wor'
hen.
= Der Staliener @uiieppe Bianco
pOn bier, Der feline @attin ermoroet
bate, befannte ii6 Donneritas Oss
WtOroes I'M 3weiten @raoe idulbis unO
nurbs banu uOn Gi6ter 9Sbeaton gu
adtjebn Subren 3udtbaus usrurtbeilt.
Sn eiuer SdieBsulleris on SiiO
Main StraBe erbielt Samitus 9iaft
Der bier wObnhafte Stalieuer Wfite
WtadarO cine Su9el in Die Siiite, ais
iid unerpartet cine 5liute entluO, Die
Der 9itbauer Stanlep @psnif uuf sinsn
2iih leste. WiadarO wuroe oem so.
ipitul iiberipieien, wdbreuo 0psnid iif
Der 8oli3ei itellte. oa bic S9ieBerei be-
itimmt cine SufdlliSe mar.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-09-21
Aus bem oberen xbale.
(ar6balo Gorrslponoen3.)

= 9bOmus Senrp @rsenslabe BON
SermDn, Der felt nabe;u elf Sabreu uers
i6wunoen 1T, muroe Wtonta9 BON
Ri4ter Sanoo als seiesli6 foot erfldrt
uno nunmehr fam feline Sinterlaiien'
i6aft unter ben Grben Uertbeilt merben.
= Der Mt. Seiiup suosn su Bed.
uille wuros Samitas Ota6t uon Sin.
bre9ern beiu6t unb um 25 billise
Tai9enubrsn. "a RaiirmeHer, Taiden.
tii9er, 9leibermaarsn, billi9e Sumelier.
waaren un6 25 Gents in 8aar bsltob.
len. Die Serle erlanStsu burd Elm
einseitoBenes Seniter @intritt.
= Or. 8. 9. @rouer uon gsduille
bat am Samitas sesen Ri6arb Sittle,
Serausseber oes rScrantonian," cine
@uti6doisunsstlass fir $4,000 ein.
trasen laiien, neil er pon bem 8latte
am uorbersebenoen SOnuta9 anseblib
uerleumbet wurbe. @s murbe in bem
irusli6en 9lrtitet bebnuptet, OaB Or.
@rOuer frimiusll pratti3irte.
,(@arbonbale GorreipOnben;.)
- Die SsnSrid Nerfe perbsn burd
eiuen sinit0disen 2lnban I'M rmians
uon 40 bel 81 SUB usrsr6Bsrt.
- Die Seitrdse 3u oem SonSs fir
Die Dor mebrsren 9Bo6en our6 ben
Wirbsliturm bei6doisten 9srIonen
buttsn bis Dienitas Die SObs uOn $2.'
194.25 errei1t. y
- Dem 16iGbri9en gSilliam PrieitlD
uon Belmont StraBe murbc Donnsrs
flag in Der Wtine Elm 9trm 10 i6auSers
bait IerOriidt, buB elm Gheil oeiielben i'm
0iOtbfull SOipitul umpuiirt werben
muste.
- 9barlss, Der II Sabre alte Sobn
oeS Gbarles Yolano pon Weit Garbons
bale, puroe tur3 Dor Wtitterpa6t am
SienitaS cine tur;e Strede unterbalb
oem bieiissu SubnbOfe entlans ben
o. & 3. @eleiien aufsefunOen oas
linte Setn mar unterbalb bem Snie abs
seI9nitten, oas re6te bel Der Sufte bOs
;eroriidt uno er bate piel 8lut per.
lOfen, iooab man ni6t erwartete. oab
er iid erbOlen wiirbe. 9r ltarb ipatsr.
- Der @rie S9nell;us rannte Don,
nerita9 SOrmittas nOrbli6 pon Den o.
& 8. ~Rodets" bur6 cine fali6 seitellte
9Sei6e uon oem 9uuptselsiie auf Elm
Seitenseleiie uno traf mebrsre OOrtielbit
itebeuoe @iitsrwagrn; bur6 ben Yin.
prall wurosn Der SotOmOtiuifi9rer Sing
unb 9ei3er Gree9an lei6t uerlett, wab.
reno Die Raiia9iere nit bem S6reden
oauontamen. Die 2otomotiue paro
itart belddoiSt uno orsi 9iiterwassn
oemOlirt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-09-21

- @dbrenb iie Stiispieiler in Der
Spring ,SrOOt 3ede gu WtOOiic am
DOunsritas 9iu6mittus uufitslltsu, pur.
ben @sOrss Siefa uOn OlO 5Orss unO
Olite 9ouspa uou Burbertown uutsr
sinsm /srfolsten Dsdsniulle ssfunssn
unO psrlsst. Su eudawuuuu 9Oipitul
srsub es iid, oaB Sisfa Elm Ssbrobsnss
Bsin uuO SOuswa siusu bOs ;sridun'
Osusn 9liiden srbaltsn bate.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-09-21

- @rnlt Suliijsr BON auOcu, siu
gremler, wuros seitern MiOrssn balb 2
llbr an Der SiufiOe Junction Der g8il.
fes.Sarrs & Gaitsrn @iienbabn uuf Der
Stslle sstDbtst, inbem er uOn isinsm
surren fiel unb bas @snid brad.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-09-21

- Die braiiIiOuiids Tesieruns bat
sineu Yreis uou 100000 uuf Die
@rfinbuns sinss Seilmittsls fur bic
Yunssni6wiuOiudt uusssiest. sssaaA.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-09-21
0ttO. etabtsOIsbU.,

Sueas @cuntp, IS.
6raut ). Gbtuey bsftp6rt, bae CT eI
Gltsrt partntr esr 5irma 8. }. &bsutp &
0 0. III, ptI@t @sih6fts in Der Stapt 5plreO,
in pbtnatnanuitm Gpuniy unb Siadtt tbut,
unb hde beast 8irma bic Summs pOn
tinbunhtrt Dollars fir ithsu SAD
ron Ratdrrb btsdbfn pire, sn burh etn
@tbrauh ppn 9all's aatarrbs
ni1t gtbsiIt psrhtn fauu.
6raut Gbtutp.
t~ Stfdpprtu ppn mir une uuttr-
} Sitssl f6ritbsu in m,insr @sstnpart
t~~ am 6. September u. .. 1856.
u @. @lsafpu, bfsntlitu 9oiar.
Sdl's 8atarrb-sfur miro inntrlit ssuom.
mtn, unb pirft eirsft auf eas 8lut uub bic
fh!tim gen Sbtrl6dtu bee Syfrms. eabt
GuH umfouif 3sueuiis fpmmeu.
3. 3. gbtHsp & Co., ISltep, 8.
EzB gtriauft bon alien Apptbhtru. 75t.
pal's 8nmilisu-pilsu fino bic btiftn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-09-21
ESie neue Gunitaaosla slarbeit

srkat pitI 2ufmufiamfsit. Das lDtpartsmtut
limit mic prrbu bitr stisistsu Hrpiidisn anas'
fun unp 'iir Splts, pslts jubauit in RnBt'
ifrdnpsn bic arttit lisbtn, wire % riut ptIiont-
mtns Rd6Tiht lsin. eae bic austbpisutn
@aden ,eiasu, pis bic NIbtit sttban pirb.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-09-21
pabi6e oanii@e Stidereien,
3arte Gbelet Stidereien
! ano iarbiae Stidereien,

Spi, ithu gtf6rstuns uub In GROCER auspnbl,
ipatn iutsrtiTaut fur ipIts, bic ft ~ @tib.
nattsedttnltn bsnussn ppIltn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-09-21

= Sm sllter uOu ~ 9abren lit @e.
nerulsutnunt ]. .. b. &bsinbabeu aus
Dem yeben sei9ieSeH.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-09-21
Soben nao nisorisen gals
Soleros

Iinh bier In al ben pppuldrsn Stihen une St-
trebsn. f5aney Garbtnfpmbiuaticn jsetr Serts
=iiHwar,, psib, erau, roth uip. 70 II polittu
teiue 6reu,e ,u btm NlIoItimsnt uno Iclhs, bic
ftIhs, lsidbit. itpp& parms usbt,hst lttbsn,
f6untn Hi&ts Huetn. has ettit 0olfrps uesr'
trifft. $1.25 bis 800 has Stid.
@oIf @tiitn fino popular, fs pGIsn sn 8i'
!aur nett, babtn bic nOtbiss @6rms fur fibIs
@ittruue uub lne fltihiam. Aas bic ususn
@trtbt une fsin Gnbt i'm AHOriimtnt eu Gar.
:ttH. $1.75 bis $500 has StId.
Die bRbi6eHsn unb ssiiridtsn sbapls IT.
part.u Sbrn Sulptftipu. Die POPULATE ,,Spusp
Cont" uue alls bic anensn tslitbttn Stite
psrhsu aslsiat. pGbrtne bic Ausrabl dlt GAR
bn bts RtgtutpdeHs bistsi ioris ibparI une
tptib. greiit 75 Gents auiiuarts.
sinoer Smeaters - ole 0roben, ron 6
Dirnatsu bic Ia Sabrtn. 8islt jaItt SriIdtt-
uaasu psIeen gatisi In htlifaitu 6drbsnecmbt'
ndfipusn, ptie unb bl fen Shaiiirunstn.
Jbtufalis tit mttr ifapls Siyls fir aIlidslibtu
@fbrnut, et mad itbtr Rtinisuns usu limb.
TIt ntttt RsrfOIf Sipls ptresn pIt ptrlanst
Taesu, hph batsu mir du& icibs, bic I'D an
BIT SGuItr uno pprnt ,ufrSpftu. Don 15
Cents Bis $500 bas Stiid.
Fameu seiiridte tlntsrrode limb hi,is Cat
Gpn au,itbsubsr. ME il iuprr. Vultttesns
prahipole StiGt unb 6arbtntifsftt rtretn &C.
ittat tiui6lit6tne rSmifbs Strtifsu. Nus
GI6etu. Don so Gents bis $3.50 oas
etiid
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1905-11-24

Now that "Uncle" Joe Robert.
son and his son, J. w., have re.
covered 1915 of the money for
which a Charlton county jury
holds they did not get value re-
ceived in the purchase of type.
setting machine, we hope your
"Uncle" Joe and his exemplary
son will no longer delay return
ing the S400 for which they failed
to give the editor Of the COURIER
value received in a newspap r
deal the 31st of last January. II
the Rohertsons were right i'll the
type setting machine case, then
they were wrong in taking our
money without giving us any
thing in return for it. The above
is submitted for the careful and
prayerful and fearful ard fearful
consideration Of your "Uncle"
Joe.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1905-11-24

Many Of our citizens toos
chances on lots in new towns
in the Indian Territory an
Oklahoma at $50 to $50 a chance
A better investment would be
$40 in a draw for lot in Whit
ham where there is no doubt
about getting a lot and a chanc.
for getting a mighty good one.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1905-11-24

When the building of the bank,
hotel and Santa Fe elevator,
together with numerous other
business houses in Whitman be.
gin in the spring, it will be to y
late to get q lot for $35.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1905-11-24
Probate pointers.

Est. S. H. Fleming: DR.. B.
Hughes allowed an account fol
S12 against said estate.
Est. Legrand Wisdom: On
application of O. P. Ray, ad.
ministrator, and for good cause
show, final settlement is con.
tinued until next term of sthis
court.
Est. j. w. Davis: Nj. A
Knappenberger, former admin
istaator, presents receipt of Geo.
w. Rucker, administrator d.
bonis non, for balance shown t.
be due on final settlement, apo
it is rdered that said M. A.
knappenberger be finally dis
charged.
~
Est. Mildred J. Bordurant ::
Dr.. B. Hughes, administrator,
reports private sale of equity O.
redemption in real estate OF
estate of Mildred j. Bondurant,
deceased, to wit The g hf NV
21-53-19 to Chas. Meyer for
$4,000. Sale approved and deco
ordered made to purchaser.
Est. Willie Nickerson: On
application Of George Nickerson,
father of Willie Nickerson, 8
minor, it is ordered that Thos
VI. Bentley be and is appointe
guardian and curator Of the
estate Of said minor. Bond IN
the sum Of $500 approved IL.
J. E. Dunn and J. 8. Dame.
as securities.
Est. VIM. Hinkle: On ap-
plication of w. ". Mosher and
1T the request Of Orville Hinkle,
a son OF VIM. Hinkle, deceased,
it is ordered that said W. ".
Mo5her be and is appointed ad-
ministrator of the estate OF SAL!
Wm. Hinkle. Bond in the sum
of 81, 400 approved with VIM. E.
Hill and M. w. Anderson as
securities.
Final settlements Of estates
approved as follows: Thos. j.
Folkens, George w. Moore, ad-
ministrator, and said settlement
showing balance Of S897.42 to
be distributed, said sum is order
ed distributed as follows: To
heirs of Herman Folkens, $780,
II; Anna Moore, S299. IA; !;
John and VIM. Ehrhardt,
S149 81, each.
Annual settlements of estates
approved as follows: Kendrick
Redman, O. P. Ray, guardian
and curator, 3rd; Dan'l Buzz
zard, o. P. Ray, administrator,
1st; heirs Patrick O'Rilry,
Margaret O'Riley, guardian and
curator, 1st; heirs W. S. Wright.
c. K. Mauzey, guardian and
curator, Sth; heirs Henry Strub,
Magdalena Strub, guardian and
curator, 3rd: Bette and Hattie
Cunningham, j. B. Dameron,
guardian and curator, 9TH, and
said settlement showing a bal
ance of Sf3.17 due each Of said
wards, it is ordered that said
guardian and curator pay said
balance to the mother of said
wards for necessary clothing,
and on compliance with said
order said guardian and curator
ia discharged; Emma Hagen,
r P. Hagen, administrator, 1st.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1905-11-24

Nancy E. Gheens, same; same
Chas. Haffcke VS.. Matilda
Haffcke ct al, suit to decree title !;
r. Homer Love appointed
guardian ad litem for Nora
and Chas. Haffcke with leave
to file answer.
| Chas. Maddox ct al VS.. Mamie
10. Pollard ct al, suit for order to
sell land; w. H. Bradley ap.
pointed guardian ad Item for
Herbert, Lucille, Anna May and
Ralph Pollard with leave to file
fanswer.
Silas A. Card ct al VS.. L. NJ.
Rummell, suit to reform lease
on contract; trial by court; Thos.
n. Bresnehen appointed trustee
plaintiff to pay.costs except de.
PENDANTS witnesses; cause con-
tinued to pass from the docket
to be redocketedson notice and
motion.
The Unitype Co. vs.. j. K .
Robertson & Son, suit on notes :;
trial by jury, which returns .
verdict for defe- dants in tn,
sum of S275.
CRIMINAL CASES.
State of Missouri VS.. Mary E.
Eastin ct al, murder; dismissed
| as to Frank Eastin; Mary f.
Eastin, VIM. N. Bradley an
| John O'Bryan waiye formal
arraignnent aud plead not gull,
/ ty, anG cause is transferred, b,
agreement. to the February
1906. term Of circuit court E.
Salisbury. The three defend
ants in this case are charge
with the murder of JOS. Denby
3 young sewing machine ager
at Mrs. Eastin's home, 4 /.
miles southeast of Salisbury, the
25th Of last August. It was at fir=
claimed by Mrs. Eastin that he:
9-year. old son, Frank, shot an(
mortally wounded young DENLY
but Prosecuting Attorney j. F
Pratt now dismisses as to ths
boy, and will endeavor to con
vict the three adults Of Denby's
murder. O'Bryan is a brother
and Bradley a brother-in-law t.
Mrs. Eastin. Defendants bond
vas placed at $4,000 which they
gave with Emma Bradley and
Jordan O'Bryan as securities t
appear at the February circui:
court.
State Of Missouri vs.. Johr
; Iomas Gribble, seduction under
promise of marriage; defendant
valves formal arraignment and
pleads guilty. Sentence ha.
not yet been passed. Young
Gribble lives up near Eccles and
the young lady he pleads guilty
to h having seduced under promise
IF marriage is Miss Alva l..
Cloyd. The crime was com.
mitted on or about May 6, 1905
State of Missouri VS.. Chas
Randolph, felonious assault;
continued by agreement: de.
fendant's bond in the sum Of
$500 is approved with w. T.
Magruder and F. C. Sasse as
securities. Randolph is the
young man who made an almost
deadly assault with a green
Usage orange club on Manue!
Dearman at Brunswick the oath
of last June.
State of Missouri VS.. John P.
Waltz, common assault-appe al;
defendant asks that his appeal be
dismissed; the court thereupon
enters judgment of affirmance of
fine of $40 and costs: capias ex-
ecution to issue. Waltz is the
man who was arrested on a war
rant issued by Justice F. NJ.
Lewis Of Cunningham township
on charge of assault for strik-
inp. beating and wOundipo Mot.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1905-11-24

Railway Co., damages; continued
by agreement.
Laura kelso vs.. same. same;
same.
Rosalia Drew VS. same, same; !;
change Of venue awarded to the
circuit court Of Macon county at
LaPlata.
John Drew VS.. same, same !;
compromised and dismiss ed at
defendants costs.
Isaac Drew VS.. same, same !;
same.
Lille M. Drew VS.. same, same; !;
same.
Maggie NJ. Reuck VS.. Aaron
Reuch, suit for maintenance !;
change of venue awarded by
agreemen, to the circuit court of
Linn county at Linneus.
F. M. Veatch VS.. VIM. G..
Pfeifer, conversion; defendant
given 80 days in which to
answer, and cause continued.
Lois Kennedy ct al VS.. Jasper
N. Gaines, suit to ascertain
title; change Of venue awarded
to the circuit court of Daviess
county.
Jas. r. Mason VS.. Lemnei
Bayne, ejectn ent; trial by court,
and judgment rendered for de-
fendant.
Isaac P. Ryland, trustee il
bankruptcy, VS.. Edna Kennedy
ct al, equity; continued bs
agreement.
J. W. Robertson VS.. c. P.
Vandiver, libel; motion for new
trial overruled, and plaintiff
granted 80 days in which to file
bill Of exceptions; application and
affidavit Of plaintiff fer appeal
to the supreme court, and ap,
peal granted; plaintiff allowed
10 days after adjournment OF
this term of court in which t.
file an appeal bond in the sun
of 5000.
G. ?. Vandiver VS.. J. X
Robertso' It n, damages: d..
fendant :es anphcatioD FOR 3
change Of Venue, which is
awarded to the circuit court Of
Randolph county at Huntsville
the 1st Monday in January.
1905.
w. A. Dennis ct al vs.. w. J.
Dennis ct al, partition; report
Of w. A. Dennis, commissioner
in partition, of final distribution
of the estate filed and approved
and cause ordered to pass from
the docket.
H. c. Atterbury ct al VS.. Ira F
Hendricks, debt; continued on
the application of and at the
cost of defendant.
H. c. Atterbury ct al VS.. W. M. .
Hopkins ct al, debt; trial by jury,
and verdict for plaintiff for
,S615.S2.
Andrew Mackay, Jr VS.. L. H.
Herring ct al, ejectment; con
tinued on the application of and
at the cost of plaintiff.
Jas. Barry vs.. R. A. Pat,er.
son, suit to ascertain title; change
of venue awarded to the circuit
court of Saline county.
Covey Heryford VS.. Mary E.
Walton ct al, equity; nonsuit.
Sarah A. Miles vs. Milton C.
Smith, suit on note; nonsuit
with leave to withdraw note sued
on by leaving copy.
Frances V. Riley vs.. Jesse
Riley ct al, partition; F. C. Sasse
appointed guardian ad Item for
Leta Kate Riley and Beulah Bell
Diel with leave to file answer;
trial by court; judgment of
partition as prayed and land
ordered sold on terms of one
half cash, balance on one-year's
time with privilege of paying all
cash; decree filed, and cause
continued to wait sheriff's re-
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1905-11-24
Cupid's ConGuests.

NOBLE -CAIN:-Andrew l.. No
BILE and Mis- Bertha Cain, both
of Sumner, were married in that
village Tuesday, November q,
1905, Justice F. M. Lewis tying
the nuptial knot.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1905-11-24

Est. S. H. Fleming: DR.. B.
Hughes allowed an account fol
S12 against said estate.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1905-11-24
NUMBER 42
Drainage District Fees.

Drainage District Fees.
The following is a list of fees
allowed by the county court at
the recent November term for
drainage district No. 4, ard
known as the "Chariton. river
drainage DISTRICT bonds fer
which have been issued in the
sum of S1SO,OOO, but they
brought a premium of S7,7O0:
T. O. Stanley. civil en-.
glneer.. 80. 49,. 81, ,995 40
John Bayne, viewer. -. 163.OO
Jos. A. Hooper, viewer. 16s.75
E. M. Williams, viewer. 159 90
Livery hire for viewers. 26.CO
Hotel bill for viewers. :. 2OOO
r. G. jackson, livery bill
for viewers ..... 80
Expense and time of sur
veying party ....... 1,72O.41
Press-Spectator, printing 400 co
Elliott & Co., abstracts. 10000
7. j. Jackson, livery hire 1850
Staats & Bunnell, livery
hire ........ 80. $50
Buxton & Skinner, bonds 156.45
j. W. Grizzell, cash ad.
vanced for bonds. $500
j. w. Grizzell, cash ad.
vanced for delivering
bonds for registring at
Jefferson City, thence
to Chicago. ...... 77.rO
J. w. Grizzell, services in
disbursing funds, de-
livering bonds and ex-
ira cost in giving bond
to district -, ,,,,,, 10000
Peoples bank, interest
on note 1O8.27
Z. G. Hammond, attor.
ney fees, .S,25o.oo
9. G. Hammond, ex.
penSes .......... 10000
J. A. Collet, attorney fees $4,000
H H. Miller, clerks fees 916.69
E. B. Welch, two-day's
services as county
judge in signing bonds 1920
H. H. Miller, assignee Of
Roy w. Rucker, COM
pairing and certifying
record ...,.. lO.OU
Roy w. Rucker, tran
script of record ..... 1900
Damages allowed by
viewers and court. -. 1913 45
>--.--..----
Total ........ 1921, ,572.S7
1t strikes the COURIER that
some of the above fees are exor.
bitant, but they remove no epi-
dermis from our anatomy, and
they are entirely a matter be.
tween the county court and the
parties interested in the drainage
district, but as the members of
the court are all followers of Jos.
W. Folk and advocates of "civic
righteousness" they ought not to .
stand for any' sort of ''graft.''
Judge r. T. Morehead left the
bench when a portion of the fees
was allowed as he regarded them
as too high. He should, how
ever, have kept his seat and
had his dissenting vote entered of
record.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1905-11-24
CIRCUIT COURT PROCEEDINGS.

CIRCUIT COURT PROCEEDINGS.
Regular November, 1905, Term
at Keytesville.
Court convened Monday morn. .
ing, November 20, about 8
O'Clock, with all the officers pres
ent, viz: Hon. John P. Butler,
judge; J. F. Pratt, prosecuting
attorney; S. J. Shaughnessy,
sheriff; Miss Grace Morris, ste.
nographer, and 2. T. Lamkin, :,
clerk.
Court was opened in due form
by public proclamation of s. J
Shaughnessy, sheriff, who, with
his deputies, F. M. Veatch, P. R
O'Bryan and Chas. Parker, was
sworn to summon jurors and ex-
ecute other process returnable al
this term of court.
The following gentlemen are
serving on the regular panel OF
petit jurors:
JURORS TOWNSHIPS
Geo. Porter Bee Branch
V. S. Harper. Bowling Greer
w. T. Magruder -. Rr,,rsvioi
S. S. Davenport. :. - "
H. S. Locke. ..... .Charitc
VIM. Couch ......0 C,.-t
J. w. Linebaugh. ...-..
j. F. Kel! ~. ..... coclre5
J. T. Robinson, Jr....
NJ. NJ . A. o9ros5sson Prother' l.. Ksytesvill :
VIM. Ray .......... Mendo:
T. +. Prather. -. Mussel Fol i
VIM. G. Pfeifer -.
F. P. Lamb, Salt Creeh
B; B; H. Rich RICHARDSON. waylan
NJ. H. Washburn. Yellow Cree.
John A. Coil OF Missouri, Johr
Welch of Mussel Fork, Job
Dickinson Of Triplett, W. :
Wilkinson Of Yellow Creek an
j. w. Gilbert of Cunningham
township were members of th,
petit jury, but Mr.. Coll and NJ
Welch were excused from servic
on account of sickness in thei
families. Mr., Dickin son, M.
Gilbert and Mr.. Wilkinson wel :
not present.
Disposition of causes had take4
place as follows up till yesterday
at noon:
CIVIL CASES.
John H. Phelps ct al VS.. Wn
T. Phelps ct al, partition; sheriii
ordered to pay to z. T. Lamkir
circuit clerk, the sum of S25 s.
for the use Of Willie Robbins
clerks receipt taken; sheriff :.
final report filed and approved
and cause continued to pas :
from the docket.
Mary E. Miller ct al vs.. j. 7,
Mile ct al, partition; sheriff or
dered to pay to z. T. Lamkin
circuit clerk, the sum of S146 81
for the use of G.. A. Miller, and
the sum of S146. 35 for the use Of
Elzana Miller; clerks receip'
taken; sheriff's final report ap
proved, and cause continued t.
pass from the docket.
Susan G.. Redman, exparte,
partition; order of sale of land
renewed on basis of Cne. half
cash and balance in six month 5
with interest at six per cent; pur-
chaser given privilege to pay all
cash, and cause continued TO
await sheriff's report of sale.
Geo. r. Baccus VS.. F. D. VOL.
lam, specific performance; nom
suit.
Tillie Woodward VS.. Wabash
Railway Co., damages; change
of venue awarded to the circuit
court of Macon county at La
| Plata.
A. S. Taylor ct al vs.. Wabash
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1905-11-24

HAYWARD-WILLIAMS j. P.
Hayward, a well-to. do farmer Of
near Rockford, and Mrs. 'Aman !.
da Williams, widow of the late
Ed Williams, Sr. of Salisbury.
were married at the Brown hotel
in Keytesville at 2:30 O'Clock
Wednesday afternoon. Novem-
Der %, 1905. Rev. o. Phillips
officiating.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1905-11-24

Est. Legrand Wisdom: On
application of O. P. Ray, ad-
ministrator, and for good cause
show, final settlement is con.
tinued until next term of Sthis
court.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1905-11-24

Plant your ads for the holiday y
trade.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1905-11-24

STEWART. TATE: = Lloyd M.
Stewart, the efficient and affable lie
assistant cashier of the Bank Of
Mendon, and Miss Grace Tate,
an attractive and accomplished
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. w.
P. Tate IF Dalton, were married
at the residence Of the offciatin e
minister, Rev. Paul B. Jenkins, in
Kansas City: Wednesday, Nov
ember 15, 1905. The bride.
groom is a son of Mr.. and Mrs.
j. w. Stewart, splendid people
of near Brunswick, and is a
young man of good habits and
fine business and social at
tainments. The bridal couple re-
returned to Mendon Friday night.
The CoURIER's choicest bene-
diction is pronounced upon their
nnion, and we hope for them a
long life of the truest happiness
and the greatest success.
The Brunswick high school
football team was in high glee
Saturday evening, having roast
ed the Dewitt eleven on the
gridiron that afternoon to the
tune of Z to 5. This was the first
game ever played by the Bruins.
wick boys and they had just
right to feel elated over their vic.
tory as Dewitt had taken part in
three or four other games this
season..
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1905-11-24

Est. j. w. Davis: Nj. A
knappenberger, former admin .
lstaator, presents receipt of Geo.
W. Rucker, administrator d.
bonis non, for balance shown t.
be due on final settlement, apo
it is o rdered that said M. A.
knappenberger be finally dis
charged.