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Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1906-05-25
VOLUME XXXVI.
Good Coffee

Every grocer in America will
tell you he has good coffee.
Every grocer in Keytesville will
tell you this. But no merchant
will look you straight in the eye
and say his coffee is better than
Blanke's Coffee. He may mus
ter up courage and say his coffee
is +" just as good" but he stops
right there. You cannot buy
Blanke's coffee in any other store
in town except mine. 4 pounds
for ST.,
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1906-05-25
LIN dian Grove Items.


Several from here attended
preaching at Bethel Sunday
night.
Elmer May was the guest of
Carroll county relatives from
Wednesday until Sunday of
last week.
Robert Newsome of st.
Joseph came in Sunday morn.
ing to spend few days with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. New.
some.
Mrs. James Goodbar and
daughter, Miss Florence, of near
Dewitt were the guests ofJoser b
Bittiker and family Sunday and
Monday.
Itis reported thatJ. w. Lance
has sold his farm, two miles east
of here, to a Carroll county man,
but we have learned no further
particulars.
Memorial services were held
at the Presbyterian church here
Sunday, Rev. G. DeWeese de.
livering the sermon to a well.
filled house.
Mrs. VIM. Elliott and daughter,
Miss Eta, of near Prairie chapel
attended services here Sunday
and were the guests of her daugh.
ter, Mrs. Charles Clair.
Frank Bennett and wife and
Mr.. Wilson and sister, all of
near Mendon, were the guests of
Mrs. BIS sister, Mrs. Ebert De.
Weese, ,Saturd ay night and Sun.
day.
Edna, the 7.year-old daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Stoner,
was accidentally struck in the
eye by a carpet tack last Friday,
causing, they fear, the loss of
the sight. She was taken, by
her mother, to Columbia Mon.
day for treatment.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1906-05-25

s. NJ. WHITE
"gONE NO. rs
KEYTESVLLE, MO,
Baptist Church Notes.

The children are very busy
preparing their program for
"ohidren's day." This program
will be rendered on the evening
of the End Sunday night in June
if nothing prevents. An offering
to Sunday school and Bible
work will be made at this time.
All were pleased to see o
B. Anderson in the congrega.
ton Sunday morning. We are
glad he is able to be around again
after his recent Serious illness.
Senior B. Y. P. U. meeting
will be led by Miss Lois Han.
cock. Subject: ''How God Feeds
His Children" John 6:35;
Psalms 37:1.27. Let all the
young people be present.
Get ready for a midsummer
vacation of nine days at Pertle
Springs. Fishing, boating, etc,
will furnish pleasant recreation
This is our first B. Y. P. u.
assembly in Missouri and some
of the best talent in America
will be there. A rate of one fare
plus 30 cents will be made by
the railroads all over the state
The growing congregation
are an inspiration to the pastor.
The prayer-meeting is also little
better attended, which is encour.
aging.
The Juniors are having inspir-
ing meetings. About 80 were
present Sunday afternoon. A
Junior choir is being organized.
Robert White will lead the meet.
ing next time. Subject: ''Lesson
from the Life of Naomi and
Ruth"
The Sunday-school revival
continues. There were four
pupils present Sunday morn :
ing. The "Reds" and "Blues'
are hard at work. Thus far the
"Reds" seem to be little in the
lead. Anew supply of button s
will be here by Sunday.
There will be a joint meeting OF
the Epworth league and the b.
P. U. at the Baptist church mex
Sunday evening at Z O'Clock
The subject will be: 'The Worlo
Wide Mission of the Church"
The Ladies' Aid society meets
each week. They have made uE
their minds to have some i'm
provements in the church, anc
they will have them. F. L. A.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1906-05-25
MAN WAS MADE TO HUSTLE.
KEYTEsvILLE MISSOURI, FRIDAY MAY 75 1906.

die before that time, shall dis.
tribute said estate between the
children and grandchildren as
near as possible, share and
share alike. But should the
senior Mrs. Kreider be still liv-
ing at the time the youngest
grandchild arrives at it's 21st
year of age, then, in that event,
said distribution shall be post
poned till after her death; pro.
vided, however, that when any
of the grandchildren get mar.
ried, the executor shall pay to
each child Immediately, after
such marriage takes place, the
sum of $500, to be considered as
an advancement to such child.
Capt. Louis Beuecke of Bruins.
wick is appointed by Mr.. Kreider
as executor of the will, which
was made March 2, 1895. By
the terms to the codicil, added
Oct. "a, 1900, the bequests to
Minnie, Edith and Rachel
Hostetter are reduced to $50,
each, and their father, J. F.
Hostetter, is willed 500, while
the bequests to the grand
children at the time Of their
marriage are reduced from $500
to 5000.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1906-05-25
MIKE MATTERS.

T. j. Martin of Keytesville
was Mike visitor Monday.
R. 8. and Miss Pearl Maupin
attended church at Westville
Sunday.
Pete Thompson and wife made
a business trip to Sumner last
Thursday.
Jim Davis and Miss Ida
iBrecount were married here
Sunday afternoon by Squire
Graves.
Miss Flossie Stark and master
Earl Burgener visited relatives
near here Saturday night and
Sunday.
Misses Gay Maupin and Zelma
Graves nd Messrs. Austin Will.
liams and Sam Magee attended
services at Westville Sunday
night.
Ed. Eubank filled his ap-
pointment at this place Sunday
and we understand there will be
an all day meeting here the
third Sunday in June.
Rev. T.J. .Shearon of Chraneville
passed through here Monday
on his way home from Westville
at which place he preached
Sunday, morning and night.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1906-05-25
SALISBURY SQUIBBLINGS.

SALISBURY SQUlBBLlNGS
Miss Bess Bowman is on the
sick list.
Mrs. Nancy Callison continues
very i'll of lung trouble.
Mrs. Nellie Myers has return
ed from Indian Territory.
Prof. Roller and family left
Tuesday for their old home in
Alabama.
Fisher Patterson left Wednes-
day for Las Vegas, NM, to &C.
cept position.
A. w. Johnson is visiting
friends and relatives in Monroe
county this week.
Jacob Canton of Huntsville
transacted business in Salisbury
the first of the week.
J. w. Twigg has torn down
his old house on Second street
and will erect q new cottage on
the site.
Miss Lotie Jacks, a trained
nurse from St. Louis, is visiting
her mother, Mrs. P. L. Davis of
near town.
S. E. Jones has sold his
resta ursnt on West Second to q
MIR. Wyatt of Yates, who took
possession Monday.
w. j. McKeeman treated q
number of his friends to a picnic
in the woods Wednesday. All
report fine time.
Misses Bessie Bentley and
Estil Jackson are attending the
commencement exercises of
Cottey College at Nevada, Mo.
James r. Phelps of Armstrong
was found in the yard in the
rear of the White Front" Saloon
in a dying condition Wednesday
morning, and breathed his
last before medical aid arrived.
We understand the coroner will
hold an in quest to ascertain the
cause of death.
Salisbury defeated Higbee
Sunday in the baseball game,
score standing 7 to 4. During
the game Harry Sinclair suffer.
ed from an attack of heart
failure. For a time it was fear.
ed he would not recover, but
prompt medic cal attention soon
revived him.
A to am belonging to A. ].
Payton and hitched to a load
of ccal took fright Tuesday
morning and ran away, doing
considerable damage. They
started from the stock scales al
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1906-05-25

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silver of wood through the foot.
BRUNSWICK BREVITIES.
Miss Ada Shannon eff Sails.
bury was a Brunswick visitor
Sunday.
Capt. j. S. Wallace was over
from the county seat Tuesday
calling on old friends.
Frank Basey spent Sunday
and Monday with his sister, Mrs.
]. L. Laughlin of Kansas City.
George Lawson came down
from Kansas City Sunday night
to spend his vacation with his
many friends here.
Mrs. John Bragg, accompani-
ed by Miss Dolly Davis, drove
over to Mendon Tuesday and
spent the day with friends.
L. H. Herring returned Sun.
day from Birmingham, Ala,
where he went to attend the
general conference of the
Methodist church, South.
Ruby Benecke, who has been
attending the law department of
the Washington university at
st. Louis, returned home last
week fer his summer vacation.
Attorney F. G. Sasse is in.
stalling a fine hot water heater
in his residence this week. When
completed Mr.. Sasse will have
one of the best improved and
economical furnaces that can be
installed.
L. B. Woodward came up from
st. Louis Wednesday to &C.
company his little daughter,
Dorothy, home. She has been
visiting her grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. W. T. Magruder, Sr.,
for the past two weeks.
Rev. J. R. McMurry, formerly
! pastor of the M. E. church South
at this place, now in charge of
the church at Marysville, Mo-.
| accompanied by his wife and little
daughter, is the guest of VIM.
Knight and family this week.
Logan Tooley, who has been
attending the Marion Sims
Medical college in st. Louis,
arrived here Saturday.. on
visit to relatives for a few weeks
before leaving for his home in
Purcell, l. T.
Misses Ada and Abbie
Magruder left to-day (Friday)
Tor Lexington, Mo-, to attend the
commencement exercises of
Central Female college where
their sister, Miss Eleanor, who
has been a student there for the
past four years, graduates in
the A. B. course this year.
Alberta Knappenberger, the
IL. year-old daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. H. Finch, received a
severe cut over her right eye
while walking upon the joists
where the floor had been taken
up undergoing repairs at her
home last Sunday. Her foot
slipped, throwing her a short
distance, striking the upper part
of her eye upon the point of
| nail. DR.. Wallace was called
| and was obliged to take eight
stitches in order to close the
injured member. While the
wound is an ugly one, Miss
Alberta is able to be running
around, and we hope the after.
effects will not leave q scar to
I
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1906-05-25
EccleS Etchin0S

Rev. Shearon will fill his ap.
pointment here Sunday. Every.
one invited to attend.
Claude Hickerson left last
Sunday to spend a few months
with friends near Salisbury.
Mrs. S. Davis of Salisbury
was the guest of her son, L. H.
Davis, and family Wedn esday
and Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Thomas of
near Huntville were the guests
of Mrs. Thomas father and
mother, Mr.. and Mrs. Hensley.
]. G. Griffin was in Salisbury
for the purpose of getting lum-
ber to complete his new cottage
which he is erecting just west of
Eccles.
Allie Cox of Marceline spent
Monday with homefolks. He
was accompanied home by his
sister, Miss Addie, who will
spend two weeks with her sister,
Mrs. Tom Brooks.
We wish to thank the ladies
who gave freely towards paper.
ing and carpeting the church
here, also the young men of this
community for their kindness
There wasn't young man but
who gave freely and gladly anc
we feel proud of them. We also
thank John Chrome and Rev.
Shearon for their kindness.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1906-05-25
CORRESPONDENCE

Mode & Streigel's and continued
east at lively gait, running
against the corner of Karcher's
saloon, thence on down Second
street. one horse and part of the
wagon on the sidewalk, the
other in the street. They cleared
everything in their path, signs,
posts and farming implements.
The coal was left scattered all
along the line. One horse was
injured by running a large
silver of wood through the foot.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1906-05-25
Probate Pointers.

account for 81, loo against estate
of VIM. J. Cook; w. H. Cole
man, judgment for $50. l5
against estate of H. C. Hyde;
VIM. G. Frye Manufacturing
Co., account for S36.36 against
estate of M. H. Holcomb.
Est. Jas. Hays: Thos. Ed.
gar, guardian and curator,
presents report of private sale of
the undivided one. sixth interest
of ward in 40 acres, the south.
east quarter of the southeast
quarter, and 10 acres, the north.
east quarter of the southeast
quarter of the northeast quarter,
all in IL. 18, to George Hays
for $3.50. Sale approved and
deed ordered made to purchaser.
IS
Est. Paul Luck: Magnolia
Luck, guardian and curator,
presents report of private sale
Of the undivided one. fourteenth
interest of ward in the west
half of the southeast quarter of
II, and the northwest quartz r
of the northwest quarter of H.,
all in township 50in range 1 IN
Lincoln county, Mo-, to R..
Henry Luck for S177,75. Sale
approved and deed ordered
made to purchaser.
~x*
The last will and testament of
the late j. L. Krsider, formerly
of near Mendon, is admitted to
probate on the testimony of F.
G. -Sasse, one of the subscribing
witnesses, and the testimony of
G. G. Hammond and H. B.
Richardson as to the signature
and handwriting of G.. Ham.
mond, a deceased subscribing
witness, and the testimony of
j. A. Merchant and H. G.. After.
bury as to the signature and
handwriting of testator. A codi-
Gil to Mr.. Kreider's will ls also
admitted to probate on the
testimony of Chss. E. Finch
and Henry Nicholson as sub.
scribing witnesses. After max
ing provisions for the payment
of his just debts aud funeral ex.
penses by his executor, the
decedent's children, Aaron and
Lizzie D. Overholt, are each
bedueathed certain promissory
note, secured by deed of trust,
but if any part of said notes, or
all of them, is paid subsequent
to the date of this will, then so
much thereof as has been paid
shall be deducted from these
bequests, and if all is paid at the
time of testator's death, then
nothing shall be ueathed to
said children. Minnie, Edith
and Rachel Hostetter, grand
children, are each bequeathed
the sum of 500 for helping their
father pull stumps and clear
land on one of Mr.. Kreider's
farms, the southeast quarter of
% 55. 10. Provision is made for
the senior Mr.. kreider's widow
by bequeathing to her such of
the rents and profits, interests
and income from his personal
estate as will provide a COM
Portable living, care, nursing,
etc., for her, and which shall be
IN lieu of dover. After her
death the executor shall, after
her funeral expenses and special
bequests and debts are fully
paid, make an additional inven =
tory, and continue in charge of
the estate, invest the surplus
when opportunity affords safe
investment, and continue in
charge thereof or hold the same
in trust until the youngest
grandchild now living, or here
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1906-05-25

Mrs. W. L. McCampbell and
little daughter, Pauline, of near
Rothville, accompanied by Mrs
McCampbell's cousin, Mrs. L. H.
Herring of brunswick, attended
the commencement exercises of
Christian college at Columbia
Tuesday. Mrs. McCampbell's
daughter, Miss Ora Lee, was one
of the 1906 graduates.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1906-05-25
Gu pid'S COnQuetS.

WRAY. Cook Miss Minnie
Cook, daughter of Mrs. E. A.
Cook of near Keytesville, was
married to j. M. Wray of ST.
harles, Mo-, at the home of his
cousin, Mrs. Matte Hawkins,
216 1.2 Salisbury street, St.
Louis, Tuesday, May Is, at $3.50
p. m.by Rev. Mcfarland of the
Fourth Christian church. The
bridesmaid was Miss Blanche
Hawkins, cousin of the groom,
and j. H. Hampel, groomsman.
The wedding march was play.
ed by Miss Minnie Graves. After
the ceremony, dinner was serv.
ed.
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1SortidDritt iibcrna.

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9aptoM @, Z. Ge5ember.
Gapio Curtis legte beute Dor oenl
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-12-14

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tbeilung Snfanterie lit 5lr SerfoI-
gune ser Snillrgenten oltigebroden.
Die getooteten glmerifoner iino:
Sergennt Soiepb Glarf bon elmer
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Dat @illiamGufferin nit einenl 9olo
get6otet, Solbat gS. Sablep Shubs
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