The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1906-06-07
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OHdrh Will HaNed stTcel ltlT oepteiu-
Der 9TH to Sth inclusive.
The Missouri state dental associa-
tion is in session at Springfield.
The Baptists Of Russellville are
arranging TO build $4,000 church.
The Elks of Excelsior springs are
raising money for Il 25.0C0 club house.
y fruitgrowers' association was
organized at Galcna few da,s ago
with sixteen members.
Jasper county has II town named
PepSin. Pepsinncrs ought not to he
troubled with indigestion.
y company is being organized at
Linneus with capital of $4,000 to
prospect for coal, oil and gas.
Robert Stanley, engineer in an ice
plant at Hannibal, was crushed and
scaldcd 10 death by the fall Of u water
tank.
LaruSscl, the new town on the White
river road, is to have a newspaper, the
Herald, to be published by Joe Robin
son OF Aurora,
Miss Edith Sutton was killed by
lightning last Thursday at Larusscl
while answering call over n phone
| during an electrical storm.
The business men Of Seymour have
organized business mems club. That
is one sort of club Of which no live
business man need be afraid.
George Williams Of Carthage, aged
siXty-thrcc died of heart failure
Wednesday evening Of last week while
hoeing potatoes in his garden.
Springfield will vote on the 10th
instant on proposition To issue bonds
TO the amount OF 100000, the proceeds
to be used for street and other city i'm.
provements.
Two arrests have been made in the
matter of the Springfield lynching, the
men in custody being Hill Gooch aud
"Doss" Galbraith, blacksmiths. Both
men are in Jail
Sergt Thomas L. Sauls of Webb
City, who is able to walk up town after
an illness, looks forward with much
interest to September 18th. the l03d
anniversary Of his birth.
At Marshall Senator Martin has ac.
cepted $50 of Charles G. Patterson,
former editor of the Democrat, whom
he had sued for $4,000 for damages
for shooting him III the mouth year
ago.
President George w. Layne of the
Joplin savings bank which was closed
last week by Examiner Wade SAYS he
will see that every deposition is paid in
full. He is the owner of considerable
real estate and several mines, and Is in
position to make his promise good.
The contract has been awarded to q
Joplin firm, Deter & Wenael, for the
construction Of the new hotel at Joplin
to be known aSthe Katherine. .at the con.
tract price of S3j0.0O0. J. w. Conner
ford, another Joplin man, secured the
contract for plumbing and fixtures at
S60,090
Ozark was stirred up in rather
lively manner during the rain of last
| Thursday. A residence was removed
from the foundation, the fire depart
ment building overturned and one
gable OF the school building blown in
inllicting damage in the latter case {,
the amount of abouta thousand dollars
| Ina quarrel at Chadwick MONDAY
evening of last week William Whit,
shot a. l.. Curtis, one shot takinl
effect in the right breast and the othe
in the left. 1t is alleged that Curti
had insulted Whites wife. Whit
placed himself in the hands of J. w
Boles, constable, and was taken befCr
Justice Galley ut Sparta, where b.
gave bond in the sum OF $500 for hi
. appearance June 9th.
Two weeks hence in Chicago vii
occur reunion of nine brothers livin!
on three continents, of whom Josepl
Horan OF St. Louis is one. The broth
ers were raised at Birr, near Dublin
Ireland. The other members OF th
family are John, William II. and DAME
of West Australia, Thomas OF Ney
Zealand, Kieran Of New York City
Michael and Paul of ireland, and Pat
rick +. of Little Rock, Arkansas.
Recorder Frank Edwards received
q deed yesterday all the way from Ire
land. 1t is 9uit.claim deed, convey
ing to Frank Davis the interests {
Elizabeth Murray, James Cunning haI
and Samuel Cunningham in S,040 acre
of land in Christian county, known a
the Kinney ranch. The deed was mad
d in Belfast, Ireland, under date of Apr
y 1qO6 and was ucknowledued hafo,