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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-29
~ J. DILLON.

OLYMPIA. Jan. IA millionaire
wording for 800 month, and
finding himself
That's Acting Governor NJ w..
Hay. who, during the disability OF
Gov Coagroyo. performs the duties
OF the chief executive Of the state
The next day after the swearing in
Of Gov. Cosgfoye the lieutenant gov.
ernor took up his official residence
IN the suite for the governor and
buckled down 20 earning his sal
AIRY.
I'm not altogether satisfied that
I'm earning my money" said Mr..
Hay. 1--WE seen the time when 800
month looked pretty big 90 me,
and ! would have been tickled 10
death 70 take the office Of governor.
or even president Of tho United
States, for that sum"
Governor Hay. tho highest off.
ciai In the state. II drawing the
lowest salary He gets a little less
than the ianitors who look after the
cleanliness OF the senate and house.
and Of course IL not Ia the same
class with the committee clerks.
II the national organizer Of the gov.
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AN HOUR WITH GOV. c0sGR0VE

Aud then Governor Cosgrovo went
back TO 80 years ago, whom as
a young man IN the prime OF life
he came 20 WASHINGTON and made
his homo In the htll0 town OF Pom.
eroy. lie had told his wife then,
he said. that some day he was 10
become governor of the state,
always this has been my amhi.
ton" no continued. ~ was the
mark "a which ! aimed through all
my residence here. And knew
that some day Il would be mine.
And then, when al last | had won
the fight, u did seem hard 10 me
that should be made 10 suffer as
have. Gut Il 10 all right now.
Every day arm gaining weight and
strength; and when the harvest
finally comes u will find me ready
with my ambition satisfied"
He Was the Boss.
During our conversation I had
suggested that perhaps | had bet.
ter go, but Mrs, Cosgrove told me
that might remain until my train
left.
Il think. however" sho said.
"that father had better lie down,
This was not entirely agreeable
Ia the governor
4 told you. dear" he said, turn.
ms 20 Mira, CosgrOve. that YOU
should be boss until became soy.
ernor am governor now. and
hereafter am going TO DO the
boss.
Hut he smiled as he said II. and
bis action balied his words. for he
very promptly walked over % the
couch. fixed pillow for his head.
and obeyed the command OF Nc.
Coagrove
First Official Act.
A few moments later Howard
Cosgrove suggested that he had a
few matters Of business 20 trans
act that required the signature Of
the governor. This ended the rest.
ms period The governor sat az
the desk and affixed his name 70
various papers submitted TO him by
Howard. The first Of these. and
the father wanted Il 20 b. the FIRST
was the appointment 81 Howard TO
the office Of private secretary 20
The governor.
/ had loaned him my fountain
pen, aud when be had concluded.
he returned II 10 me with the re.
mark: Il have been waiting for
30 years 20 sign my name az gov
ernor. and that ought to make your
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-29

pen Of greater value than the mar.
kot price"
Remember" no said. as ! babe
him goodbye, "that YOU are here
as a friend Of the family, and not
az a newspaper man. Howard has
arranged for a visit from the rest
OF the boys tomorrow, aud then
! am 20 be officially interviewed. ="
waa glad / had been privileged
TO spend thls hour with the Cover.
nor u took the lump out OF my
throat and had permitted mo 20
look az him through eyes not
dlmmed with tears. he waa
stronger than had believed him
10 be from the impression had
gained az he came into the leqls.
lative halt ! was sure that this
grand old man spoke truly when he
said he would return 20 Olympia 70
perform the duties Of his office.
II am going 20 take good care
OF him" said the faithful Mrs.
Cosgrovc. "and We will have him
back strong and hearty. and when
We do you will find US at the
governors manaion with tho latch
string In easy reach Of all our
frl0nds,"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-29

The other ordinance IL one grant.
Ing the Seattle. Rantou a Southern
franchise to make an extension
from les main line. starting At
Genosee 81. and reaching a fast de
yel0plng territory,
In previous decisions Il IL said
courts have held that the tribunal
was not vested with power to inter.
fere with legislative acts Should
the local court hold this theory.
Il would undoubtedly mean dlsaoiv.
rug cha temporary restraining order
In this event friends 0f T.. G. Ew.
ing. who made the highest bid but
waa turned down By the corpora.
tons COMMITTEES with the excuse
that his bid was not IN good faith.
say he will ask that the courts en.
i0ln the Seattle Electric company
from actual construction work on
the proposed line
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| was privileged on Wednesday
afternoon 70 spend an hour with
Governor Cosgrove aboard his pri'
waite car on tho tracks near the DC.
pct At Olympia. Il was about an
hour after his Inauguration, and 7
found him sitting mp IN reyoiv.
Ing chair talking With Mrs. Cos
krcve ami his son Howard
The impression | gained as
took his hand was different entire
~ from that which had come over
me as I gazed into his face while
he walked down the aisle In the
ball OF the house Of representa-
uves, and afterwards as | looked
upon him. through tears that came
nnhtdden. while he spoke 10 the as,
Hemhled legislators aud took the
oath OF office. which save 10 him
an honor that he had promised his
wife so years ago should some day
be bis own,
Old Spirit stlll There.
Dread disease had robbed him
OF many pounds OF flesh and of his
strength. but the old Cosgrove
spirit was Just as evident as lt
bad ever been. Tho light In his
.<syes was Just as bright. aud his
lips were just as ready 90 turn a
Joke.
I have had an awful time these
last three months" he said, after
greetings had been passed. Sew.
eral times Just about gave up, bat
always fought Il back with a grim
determination 20 win and 60 flu
the office Of sovernor Of this state.
Dor days | lay in a stupor. hardly
conscious 81 what was going on
about me Il was during this 20.
Rod that. awakening occasionally
60 fun consciousness. ! would won.
der II Il was worth the effort.
The Shadow Of Death.
~As ! told the members OF the
legislature this afternoen, Was
carried down into the valley OF the
ahadow Of death as far as Il has
beer given any man 10 40 and re.
Furn. Ard for some reason / came
back. Why, and how u happened.
! do not know. But the change
came suddenly, ard Unexpectedly
60 those about me; and since that
time ! have continued 60 grew
stronger.
and now | arm going to get we'll
and within Few months come back
70 Olympia 70 be in truth and deed
the governor of Washington
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-29
TO OPEN The
SEATTLE
HOTEL

~ The Seattle hotel. one OF the
i '1anamarks Of Seattle, on Yesier way
tetween First and Second avs.
which for mopths has been ont Of
commission. u 70 be refItted a. a
first class hotel and opened up at
once. Ed. Gaifney. Of the Cecil
hotel. and San Francisco interests
are at the back Of the project. and
papers were signed yesterday with
the managers u the Collins estate
for q lease on this building.
Several attempts have been made
90 secure this building for hotel
<1afposes. but an previous bids have
been Felenfed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-29
MILLIONAIRE is WORKING
FOR S1OO A MONTH

ernOrs' union ever hears 81 tho
wages Mr. Hay IL working for be-
will be ciassed among the Oriental
aliens who are lowering the stand.
ard of American living.
How Mr. Hay rs going 10 make
both ends meet In Olympia. is not
even apparent 10 the experienced
correspondents. especially when be
pays more than that 10 his private
secretary. Besides he gives away
cigars and even apples with
prOdlgal hand. and must eat at least
three meals a day.
But having taken the Job blind,
he Is willing 10 stick 10 It and put
in his full time. while Senator Ruth.
who took his place IA tho senate,
will draw $40 a day for the romain.
der Of the session.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-29
MA IRON HAS BATTLE
WITH MAD WOMAN

Mary = Johnson. who vas arrested
for acting qneorly on the street.
vas lodged In the county jail. The
woman had not been there fivo
minutes before she began 10 realize
where she was. Then trouble com.
menccd
7 want 10 get out Of here and 60
home. she screamed. and I'm 10.
ing TO get out.
At first the woman would not tell
her name. and II vas whiie trying
20 get her 70 tell what her name
was that the woman suddenly at.
tackled Miss Young. Miss Young
struggled braveiy. but wae having
her hands full Two deputy aheriffs.
hearing the noise. rushed to her
assistance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-29
THREATEN LIFE
OF ATTORNEY

LOS ANGELES. Jan. 20 by u
Y. Detectives today are trying to
discover the identity OF the author
~ letters containing threats 70 XIII
United States District Attorney
Oscar LawleT. This letters have
been sent TO the attorney general.
who ordered the investigation. The
threats were evidently made by
some rabld sympathizer OF the al
legged Mexican revolutionists, who
are Imprisoned here One Of the
letters states
You know what happened TO
tieney. II you don't turn the I'm.
prisoned patriots loose you will get
what he aid. only worse"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-29
WILL LET STREET CAR con-.
PANIEs AND EWING FIGHT
1T OUT LATER.

Mayor Miller will In all probabll.
ity sign both she pending Rainier
Valley street railway franchises
this afternoon. Tha franchise
awarded the Seattle Electric com
pany 10 parallel the tracks OF the
Seattle. Rentoa a Southern was
Iued up on a hearing 10 Be held In
court this afternoon. based on an
order temporarily restraining the
mayer from signing the ordinances.
Provided The court diasolves this
temporary restraining order. the
ctty's chief executive will undoubt-
edly Sign tise ordinance. "a the
time In which he has to consider
tho measure axplres al midnight to-
night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-29
FISTIC CARD Is
GIVEN TONIGHT

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 20. - ny
y. =. - After several fighters, IN.
cludlng Dick Iiyland. had with.
drawn from the bill. promoter
Charles Leroen today presented
hlg card OF flntio entertainers who
HlQ appear tonight at Dreamland
rink for the odifloatiCn OF the fans.
The program, barring further with
drawhls. win be as follows. Terry
Muatain VIZ. Ollie Cornett, ten
rounds. Jimmy Walsh w. Jimmy
Reagan, II rounds, KID Harrison
W.. Low Powell, i5 rounds
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-29
COURT TO DECIDE
THIS CASE

Mandamug proceedings are 10 DO
Instituted IN the local courts TO
determine the que stion Of whether
the city ~ seattle can legally be-
beld liable for q balance Of $500
due l.. 3 Green, the contractor who
dug a well 70 furnish Ballard with
zater before the suburb was an
-'xfxed to the city proper.
When Ballard was annexed. II IL
claimed, there was stlll balance
OF something Ike $4,000 due the
contractor. who had contracted 20
furnish a well from which TO get a
supply Of water. The claim has
been temporarily turned down by
the city and is understood that
the decision d the court will be TO
garded az final.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-29

In a ut Of dependency. Charles
Mulligan. a plumber. who lives AZ
West Seattle, near Luna park. at.
tempted 10 end his life by swallow.
ing a small quantity Of poison early
this morning. The prompt arrival
OF Dr. q. A. Ganaway saved the
mans life. MuIigan was later
taken 70 a hospital. where Il Is re
ported be will recover.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-29
Cheap COIonist Tickets

VIII be sold again this spring,
westbound. via oregon Il. II. q Nav.
igatlon Company's picturesque line.
during March and April. From
Chicago. $1,000: st. Louis. 5000:
Omaha. Kansas City. st. Paul and
all Missouri river points, $500.
Deposits taken at Union Ticket OF.
flee, No. e0s First Ave. 4. E.
Ellis. Gonl. Agt. sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-29
MISS YOUNG FEARLEssLY
FACES VIII D PATIENT WHO
MAKES DESPERATE ATTACK

For the ara cline since holding
office as martin OF The county jail
female ward. one OF ths dangerous
duties OF her position was brought
home 20 Miss " X. Young, when.
YESTERDAY afternoon. she was com.
peiIed 10 battle with an insane
woman. Miss Young came out OF
the desperate struggle unininred.
but II was only after assistance
sad arrived that the woman was
fnbdned.
Shortly after . o'clock yesterday
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man GOES TO
HOSPITAL man! TINES


tho reAr platform Of the eabooae,
rode the pilot Of the passenger en-.
CINE through the oaboo8e and three
cars before 4 chopped, result. both
hips disloeated, right Les broken
In three places, left leg IN one
place. five ribs broken, skull frao.
tured. 1876 stitches had % be- taken
ia one leg lie spent i8 weeks In
the hospital
Two years ago. ~ starbuck.
Snider fell from a steam shovel on
which he WAS working. between the
car and the depot platform. six ribs
broken
Finally he slipped on an icy side
walk and In In the hospital for 70.
pairs.
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cpouELlN lAlp ro Rrar.

PONT AUX DANES. France, Jan.
2e.--By q tClement Coquelin.
the Ieadins Fi4nch actor OF his
time. was buried here this after.
noon. Two sfNalal trains conveyed
the remains and close mournors
! 10 the cemetery Hundreds OF per
sons attended The ceremonies. corn.
ing from Paris and adjacent towns.
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ROBINSON is T o SUE
PAPERS FOR LIBEL.

WASHINGTON. Jan, 20 -By u.
PIT Was announced at the White
House today that Douglas Robinson.
brothorln.law OF President HooBe.
welt. hn decided 90 become a com
plainaut In a proposed prosecution
OF the New York World and other
newspapers for alleged libel Ia con
noctlon with tho publication Of ar
ticlea referring 10 the purchase Of
the Panama canal by the United
States.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-29

Steamer City OF pucbla arrived
today at San Francisco and viii
proceed south tonight
Ship J. u stetson sailed this
morning for Seattle from San
Francisco,
Norwegian steamer Cecil sailed
from San Francisco for Victoria
thla morning She will come TO So
attic for a cargo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-29

Talking Machines at Cat Pflcos.
Your last chance. Johnatou's An.
nuai Clearance Sale ends tomorrow
zee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-29

Pianos -- Good Ones, at Small
Prices. Don't wait any longer.
Johnaton's Clearance Sale ends 70.
morrow. zee
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TO COACH

PORTLAND. Orc, Jan. Boy u.
PRED =. Noreross, Jr, we'll
known in the Northwest, former
star quarterback and captain Of the
Michigan football team. and lats
coach OF the Oregon Agricultural
college. has been offered $4,000 to
coach the team Of the University
Of Alabama. His friends say that
Norcfoss N likely to urn II down
Steamer Northland sailed this
morning for Sitka with a full cargo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-29

An auto-piano can't be told from
new, only s286---Joh astaElsa-a.a8 ual
Clearance Sale ends tomorrow 49,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-29

An elegant Johnston Piano. was
taT6, now f226. Johnaton'a Annual
Clearance Sale ends tomorrow. %ss
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5000 for sale at cents. ". NJ,
Iierrin & Co, 8 schouerman. go
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1909-12-04

The handy pin is re-
garded as "a friend in
need" It ornaments,
while it fastens the col
lar or cuff, little dress
Or cap.
It is the essence Of uti-
lily. Inexpensive and
indispensable. Whynot
9 pair Of our cuff pins?
Our name means much
to you as a guarantee.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1909-10-08
A. W. Sullivan went to Seda-

"A. w. Sullivan wept to Seda-
lie on, business, and while there
will .takein the, state fair. ,a
Miss Emma Chapman of Key.
Htesville was bereT Wednesday, in
the interest of her music class.
Mr.. and MRS. j. L. Watts and
son. of cMoberly came in Monday
To visit Mrs. Watts, parents Mr..
and Mrs. Nose Fletcher. ,-
j. JaBentley, the popular ton.
serial artist, and Bert Coy left
Tuesday for Kansas City to ate
tend the fall-festivities. -..a-l
Karl Kuntz left Sunday for
Sedalia to attend the state fair.
Some one is looking sad over his
departure.
Claude croppsr, who has been
lingering with typhoid fever for
the past three weeks, is able to
sit up. ii5 os - io1 ssh se
Henry freeman is able to be
out on, orutches again, after be.
ing laid up for some time witha
broken ankle. ..
Miss Ivalo Heiman, who is
teaching room mo. 1isin our
school, is sick. hFreids R5ebken
is teaching in Miss Iva's stead.
The balloon, U University City"
from St. Louis passed oyer our,
town Tuesday morning about
$50 .. m. with John Berry as
pilot and W. c. Fox as aid.
Misses = FreidAelia n drVGoldfe
iRoebkeny Bette . Payhe62 and
Mesdames Grotjap,. Meyer and
Renmert were = shoppihg,s il
Brinswick Friday. 10 y'sr1
Mrs. r. H. Mcwiiiiang. and son,
John Lloyd, Jr. from Easton, III.
arrived Friday evening to visit
Mrs. -McWilliams'5i mothe, j, Mrs.
W. Ag.Grotjan. Rs'H., win come
later. -, ~,
r. Wessner, our efficient post
master, went to CoTumbiatS tSatur.
day:lso. spendl Sunday with his
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1909-10-08
EARICKsoN FARMER.-M ar


Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Jaeger are
visitors in Fayette this week,
e Mrs. J. B. Cunningham, went
to Moberly Saturday. -,
Little Martha Belle is on the
sick lst this week. rJ,kai. BE- o
Mr.! and Mrs. John Bucksath
are Il s'fsiring'' at Sedelis this
week. 80 10 = ~ 4 sd -
Fred & Roebken and son,
Charles. went'to st. Louis Mon
dayi b 1 } tp1 IHg eIp ii
Chas. P. vsndiver, editor of
th 9 COURIER, was shaking hands
with Dalton friends Monday Z
John ,zupgs is receiving lots of
mail from Prairie Hill. Explain
yourself, John .neflasra . II.
Az M. Child, seditor of 4he
Charlton, Recorder, was seen1on
uP,streets Monday ydj .s7s's
be&is5 Sleyster is carrying the
mail on routegNo. 2swhile Chas.
Jaeger is taking hisvaeation.1
n. A. Bell, our hus sting sta.
tion agent, made business trip
to Moberly Monday. .
Thelma, the infant daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. VIC. Brandt is
very sick yith intermittent fever.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1909-10-08

wife who y was is { operated on on at t that
place Las last IFriday.s He returned
Tuesday and md reports that she fs
getting along fine iHnseiaU sdt d2u97d
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace astrada of
vienna, Ark, are here on d visit
to pMrs., Straud's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. F. r. ClaEkson. L. Mr.
$tfaud left Monday for Excelsior
Springs for the benefit Of his
health .h 10 51atmu91. 4ni Sid
-tt q .tsg-t cirpJ 10 sBal {
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1909-10-08
BBunswiek!s The bride is One of
RhlnsRidk ssI most 0 oacn6n ilished

3 -
BBunswick!s The bride is One of
BfGns~idk'sI most accomplished
ladies 1and viii make her 'Rus.
band sRR ideal life eompaniph,
and heipmeet,r 4oFhs CoURtER
Ijpins their numerous friends, in
extending congratulations and
aptbt %ishes. al Mr.. AMI" Mrs.
nstanbuA are now 10 ,ssdsifss aat-aa
tePdipgIthe, st4ts tAiru sd, 10 rs
+ s19dr brB y ~ ,wod $50 f1ic
y ois toa lid d.i-bfA-7q LAd g.
a DRACE-'TAYLoR:tA wedding
that joined the odestinies of Jtwo
of Keytesvilie's worthiest young
people was soismnizsd at high
noon, Tuesday, October 5, 1909,
when Album G. Dface led Mics
Irene Taylor to the lymeneal
altar at the home Of the BRIDES
parents, Mr.. and Mrs., w. A.
Taylor. The marriage ceremony
was beautifully and impressively
performed by Ed. G. H. sBassettI
of Salisbury in the presence OF q
few relatives of the bridal couple
and the members of the Bachelor
Girls club to which Mrs. Drace
belonged. The attendants were
Oscar Patnott and Miss Virginia
Taylor, q sister to the bride.
Mrs. Marvin Drace sang a lovely
solo entitled, "Besuty's Eye"
which was followed by the pleas.
ing rendition of Mendelssohn' g
wedding march by Miss Ksth.
crime Walther. AT the conclu.
sion of the conjugal vows a
toothsome two course luncheon
was served, after which Mr.. and
Mrs. Drace drove to the station
and went from there to Kansas
City, Mo-, Colorado Springs,
Cripple Creek and Denver, Colo,
where they will spend two weeks
sight. seeing and enjoying their
honeymoon. The bridegroom is
son of DIR. and Mrs. W. T.
Drace of "a of mile, east Of
Keytesville, and no young man in
this community stands higher in {
the esteem Of four citizens than he.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1909-10-08
Contributed.

Lee Pipreu, living on the j.
D. Cunningham farm, who has
been sick, fs now up, and thinks
be is man once mbTe.3 While
tlowiqg Monday his plow struck,
2 stump and finding himself ,up-
able to get it out he hitched poor
old Tom mule to tie Sffear end'S
end he 'Jotobed'' it. ~ nsnYeI
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1909-10-08
. Roll OF Honor.

Our obligations are, acknowl.
edged to the following parties
who have either become new
subscribers or have renewed
their subscription to the COURIER
during the past week. May
heaven bless EN-: u. s3usI5
NEW SUBSCRIBERS. / % g..
Mrs Nancy c. carIstead, M. L. Miles.
Mrs. Minda Stenley. SD d , T
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1909-10-08

EarHEr6N 5iMARNANE :LL1sauaes
LffTetonbsRd Mrs. susah Mar
naheI Werep married at tho home
ofths bride ink sytesvilFg fhGrsl
day, SsptedsoeF 80; 1909, ,yJustice 9
HeA. Wheeler officiaeing.. 9vaN
ed 1of sn7ui Il esnJ s99rj 9iq
HAYES .E1ANRY z j JJia5 iasap5er Hayes
and Miss Eft : Hal ey, both Of
Ksytesvilie, were N arried in the
office Of Recorder j, ". Waylsnd
at the courthouse in KeytesvilIe
Friday October 1, 1909. Justice
H. A. Wheeler pqhiting their
future hnes' o2 Dos E.ioa III
nozreq sa - go Itd $40
BALL SMITH q wm.. H, Ball of
Htylin, Kas., and Miss jennie
Smith were married at the resi-
dence of the BRIDES parents, Mr..
and Mrs. j. A, Smith of Bruins.
wick, Tuesday, September %,
1909,, Ed. E. g, Merrill tying the
nuptial knot. .HoI - 4 u
HUBBARD GRIMsLEY Y:-William
Hubbard of Forest Green and
Miss Stella Grimsley of Arm
strong were married in Recorder
}. w. Wayland's office at the
courthouse in Keytesville We'd
nesday afternoon, October 6,
1909, Judge A. S. Taylor maxi
ing the twain one.
- - LiJoW
STAUBUS. SCHRENK VIM o..
Stsubus aud Miss Gusta Nj.
Schrenk, both of Brunswick,
were married at the residence of
the BRIDES parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jacob Schrenk, in that city,
Monday evening, October A..
1900, Rev. F. G.. Walther tying
the nuptisl knot. The bride.
groom is q splendid young man.
is a son of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Al.
Staubus of Msroeline, and is q
member of the harness and sad
dlery firm of Riley & Staubus at
a a..
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1909-10-08

=
The bride possesses many graces
of head and heart and isa gener-
, al fsVorite with all who know
her, The, COURIER pronoupces
iits penediction upon their union
iand trusts that their wedjed life
may be all that their ,fondest
dreams havs OWNED oot their
. ~ i - - .1lej .ilodq 90 o.
.jspi I'D Y5r
! EARICKsoN : FARMER:-M ar
vim, Earickson and Miss Peggy
Farmer, a colQred couple of
Brunswick, were married in that
city Wednesday, September 30,
1909. Justice Geo w. Cunning
ham doing the splicing. o..
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1909-10-08

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