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Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-26
FOR SALE
214 Acres Of Fine Walnuts

214 Acres OF Fine WaInutS
This beautiful grove is located on the
clean side of the road within u mile or
the city limits of Anaheim; it has 10 acres
of budded walnuts that are now bearing, E
years old and they beauties; IL IA
acres of soft she'll walnuts, 10 years old
there is sufficient water stock that goes
with the place This fine, sandy loan soil,
in one of the best neghborhoods and Will
make one of the best buys that we have
had 1t has 4-roem house, barn and other
outbuildings, also a well, windmill and
tank We can cut this either to 10 or
IL IA acres at the price of $500 cash; the
10 acres with all Improvements at S55OO or
the II IA acres of 10-year-old walnuts at
$500 This is chance you don't often
get The crop now on the trees goes with
the place at this price. This Is only for
short time that we have this at this price
The parties need money and are sacrificing
to make quick sale. Remember this is IN
orange county, In the great walnut district
II you are looking for walnuts don't over
look this Come in and make an engage
ment and we Will take you to the place
and prove to you that this is one OF the
best snaps that you have seen.
RESH-DANBERY CO.
Rooms 21s-219 o. T. johnson bldg"
Fourth and Broadway.
Phones-F2521; Main 1881.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-26
Our Luck
Y our Gain
on ATDEC
80 ACRES
Price $15,000-Terms

If you are looking for a bargain
investigate this one. This 80
acres of land is located As min
utes out from Los Angeles on the
Santa Ana electric line. Has all
been under cultivation. Condi-
ton at present time: First-All
good sandy loan soil. Second
Dark, deep sub soil, with new
7-room modern plastered house
we'll, windmill and tank; fine
large barn, family orchard !. II H.
P. pumping plant, IS inches wat
er; 6 acres in alfalfa, 8 acres in
corn, 30 acres barley ground, bal
ance in pasture; the entire acre
age is fenced and cross-fenced ;
on a nice, clean corner, and can
be cut into four 20-acre ranches,
all east fronts.
This price includes everything
on the ranch.
3 fine work horses, one 2-year-
old colt, one 4months-old colt; 7
cows, 2 heifers, one bull, one
brood sow, 7 pigs, 125 laying
hens, 33 tons hay, baled; l new
buggy, spring wagon, plow,
| harrow, l cultivator single and
double harness all small tools on
place, which are too numerous to
mention.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-26
FOR SALE

15 acres on West Broadway Anaheim; 4
acres in full bearing oranges. i acre in al
falfa. acres IN corn. all kinds Of family
fruit " interest in large pumping plant
fine new barn, a fine Groom modern house,
hard finished. fine well, windmill and tank
fine team OF horses and harness. plows, har-
rows and cultivators, all new, all furniture
in house, in fact, everything goes that is
on the acreage; fine location, will soon be
subdivided in lots Price only s15,000 II
cash, balance back mortgage to suit Gus
toner. This is one of the best business
propositions as a speculation that We have
Talk with
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-26
is Acres on a Corner
FOR EXCHANGE

A io-acrs ranch, about Y miles from
Garden Grove a mile from Santa Ana elec-
trio line. There is no better soil in South
ern California The surface soil is fine sandy
loan, subsoil very deep, rich black ioam-
Has a fine 6-room California house, a large
barn, granary, chicken corrals well, wind
mill and tank; acres of fine stand OF al
falfa, fine family orchard, acres of po-
tatoes; located on a fine oiled road all
farming implements go with the place;
the clean side of the oiled road; fine shade
and shrubbery; rs chickens; a fine family
COW, plenty of winter wood; all crops look
ing very prosperous. Price $4,000. What
have you to exchange for such a ranch as
this? II you are interested you had better
look this proposition at once.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-26
FOR SALE
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90 ACRES ALL SET TO WALNUTs

20 ACRES ALL SET TO WALNUTs
4 and years old. interset with fruit OF
all kinds; 10 acres in a fine variety OF bud
ded nuts which always command a price
of from 1 to 3 cents more per pound than
the ordinary soft shell walnut; this is a hne
young grove and in q few years Will be
worth $1,000 per acre. There is a pumping
plant, 2s-h. p which furnishes 100 inches
of water: the half interest of this plant
goes with the place This is located within
a mile of the electric line, on one of the
finest oiled roads in Orange county, and is
within u mile of town. schools, churches,
banks; right close at home. This is one OF
the good things, and must be seen to be ap-
preciated. See us and talk 1t over.
RESH-DANBERY co.
Rooms 21S-219 o. L. johnson bldg,
Fourth and Broadway.
Both phones. Main 2521; F2521.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-26
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE

5h acres; g acres in full bearing wal
nuts, fine family orchard, nice shade trees
4-room California house, large barn. bug
gy shed city water, electric lights. 150
chickens, incubator and brooder, all farm
ing tools and implements; fine dark, rich
sandy loan soll located on a nice oiled
road. only q mile from Anaheim. This Is
certainly a good buy or exchange for any
one wanting a nice country and city home
combined In fact, 1t Is so near town it is
the same as living in town. If you have
something good to exchange for this ranch
talk with u.s. price only $4,000.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-26
FOR SALE--2O ACRES

A 2O-acre ranch on a double clean corner,
on an oiled road. with a 6-room house,
good barn. chicken corral, fine family or
chard, with a pumping plant, sufficient
water at the most reasonable cost; plenty
of wood This 20 acres would make a
fine walnut orange grove, and at the
price of $4,000. with everything Included. it
Is one of the best propositions that we
have. Only - mile from the electric road,
so minutes out from Los Angeles. One
half cash will handle this, the balance on
any length of time at per cent. This
will make a No. 1 ranch for the man who
does the work You cannot buy any land
for less money considering what goes with
1t. II you are interested take 1t up, with
US. We have people going daily. Make
your engagement and look at this
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-26
Miscellaneous
FOR SALE-CHEAP LUMBERl
AMI

FOR SALE-CHEAP LUMBERl
FARMERS AND GARDENERS!
Look at Writings SPECIAL for this week!
Redwood shakes 5000 and $40 NJ.
1x2 redwood boards, new and fine, $500 NJ
2x3 to 2x12 Oregon pine $500 NJ.
2x3 to 2x12 and 3x4 to AKA redwood $500 NJ.
Shingles $190 NJ.
Secondhand lath $3.50 NJ.
Secondhand lumber $40 90 and s12oO NJ.
Plumbing goods, hardware, and Sec
ond-hand pipe, all sizes, secondhand doors
with lock and hinges, oil finish, in fine con-
dition, only $l.50 each; with casing and
Jambs, $500; shelving, counters and chicken
wire.
Make up a car with your neighbors and
save freight and money. Plans furnished
free for your bungalow barn If you buy
your lumber and material at WRITINGS.
This is a money back" proposition. We
guarantee everything Just as represented
Write or call and see us.
WRITINGS, 9th and Maple Ave.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-26
FOR SALE ONLY

7-acre chicken ranch, located one mile
from Anaheim; 5-room plastered house. fine
cellar. s-h. p. pumping plant, well and tank,
fine large barn and other outbuildings;
incubators capacity 500 each; brooder ca
pacity 400; IA chicken runs for large
chickens; 500 laying hens, shares Of Ana
helm Union Water stock; one wagon, one
buggy; one set of harness, all farming tools
and implements. Il acres of fine straw
berries, l Y acres of raspberries y acre of
alfalfa, Az acres of young Valencia or
anges a acre in full bearing walnuts; the
entire acreage is of the best soil In this
section Cement pipe line around the en-
tire acreage Any one contemplating a
chicken ranch will be Interested in this one.
Price $500; S250O cash, balance to suit
purchaser. Lose no time, but talk with
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-26
FOR SALE

Do you want a walnut grove and some
thing that has big income and just ready
to take off? Here are 34h acres, ali ser
to soft shell walnuts, average 10 years OLD
an electric 3-h. p pumping plant with two
wells, 1 and / 1O-inch. 1856 feet deep a
continual flow of 90 inches Of water; 1000
feet of cement pipe line under ground; with
this you do not lose your water, you put IL
where you want it, There is Broom =
story modern house with well. windmlll
and tank for domestic use. a large barn
and outbudings This is on an oiled ROAD
within a short distance of the city limits
is on the clean side Of the road, in the best
neighborhood to be had all surrounded py
fine orchards and nice homes. This only
takes $4,000 down, balance on any kind
Of terms 1t will pay for itself and only .
per cent for deferred payments. This Is
good See us and make arrangements to go
with us. and we will prove up on this with
out any trouble.
RESH-DANBERY CO.,
21S-219 o. I. johnson bldg, Fourth
and Broadway.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-26
FOR SALE AND EXCHANGE

Bo-acre combination ranch; 10 acres in
fuIl bearing oranges. % apres in walnuts In
terset with grapes; 30-h p. pumping plant,
SIS inches Of water; with a Groom modern
house, all hard finished. bath and electric
lights; fine ornamental and shade trees; To-
Gated on double clean corner, surrounded
bv good neighbors; miles from Anahetm.
II you have something good for exchange
and will explain the same freely, talk with
RESH-DANBERY co.
Rooms 21s-21s o. r. johnson bldg,
Fourth and Broadway.
10th Phonesi F2521i Main 1881.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-26
FOR SALE ONLY

1o-acre income ranch; this is what every
body Is looking for; the income part. 1t is
impossible for US to say anything bad about
this ranch for this reason: First, 10 acres
the finest Soil in Southern California; second,
II has Z acres of full bearing navel oranges.
and 3 acres in full bearing late Valencia
oranges; 10 shares Anaheim Union Water
stock: only Y miles from Fullerton, near
the famous Chapman ranch, where such
ranches are selling for $4,000 per acre; only
u OF a mile from the site for the new Santa
Fe railroad depot of the proposed cutsS.
You will make no mistake in investigating
this ranch as we can make good In every
thing we advertise Price $4,000; $500
cash balance to suit purchaser. For further
information call at
Rooms 218-219 o. t. johnson bldg.s
Fourth and Broadway.
Both Phones: F2521; Main 2621.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-26
FOR SALE ONLY


40-acre ranch, broom California house,
large barn, we'll, windmill and tank, Finch
wells connected, 175-ft. deep; 25-h p. pump
ing plant, 100 inches of water sells water to
adjoining ranchers; acres of same Is
planted TO beans, acres in potatoes, acres
In corn the entire acreage has all been
leveed; It would make of the finest
alfalfa ranches in Orange county. Dark
sandy loan soil with deep rich subsoil; all
farming tools, fine team of work horses and
harness. fine new buggy, plows farming
wagon. 2 cultivators 2 planters, ~ ridgers,
all scrapers and implements; tons of hay,
in fact everything on the place goes with
the sale. Price $4,000. This place Is all
clear Of incumbrance; Will take half cash
as first payment and balance to suit pur-
chaser. If you interested in the alfalfa
proposition would advise you to investi-
gate this ad. For further information talk
with
RESH-DANBERY co.
Rooms 218-219 o. T. johnson bldg,
Fourth and Broadway.
Both Phones. Main 2521; F2621.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-26

RESH-DANBERY co.
Rooms 218-210 o. t. johnson bldg,
Fourth and Broadway.
Both Phones; F2521; Main 1881.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-26
FOR EXCHANGE
20 ACRES
HIGHLY IMPROVED

20 acres, highly improved; good big g.
Aom modern house. near live town and
fne neighborhood; 90 minutes from the city
by electric line. 1t Is rich, level land all In
celery, yielding 800 acre Water in
great abundance little energy produces
good crops and this staple product sells
itself The price Is only $500, and the
owner will accept in exchange house IN
Los Angeles Remember this 20-acre ranch
is income property; has on 1t beautiful
home, shade and all of the adjuncts TO make
rural life a pleasure and a profit, Nowhere
can be seen that rundown appearance which
means neglect and failure. Drop in to see
us and let us show you this desirable acre
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-26

The F. Brantverne Vitaliz belts are the best and
finest made, with the finest most perfect and last
ing works and strongest power and we will prove
that to you if you will call us. We make
thousands of these belts-we are always busy,
BECAUSE WE OFFER THE BEST at manu-
facturer's prices direct to you. Not because we
make noise but because we give THE REAL
THING at square prices. We have no medicine
to sell, we don't believe in medicine and know
that you will agree with us on that point We
are not offering bargain sales or cheap belts with
high prices marked them we are offering
the finest belts made at price VERY close to
the wholesale price. We make these belts and
gladly show you our factory where we make
then-it's RIGHT here on the same floor
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-26

FOR sALE-PLUMBING GOODS: PORCE-
lain bath tubs. Just purchased twelve car
loads to sell for 25 to 50 per cent below
regular prices. Kitchen sinks, basins, COM
plete line of soil pipes and fittings, sewer
and water pipe and all connections. We
sell to anyone at any place. Cut rates!
WRITINGS, AIS East 9th Street.
FOR sALE-sAsH AND DOORS; COLONIAL
doors, s1.2O; good front door, 2.25. Lot of
odd sash. 40c each. Easement windows per
pair, S100; four-light sash, SOC each; four
light windows. $1.35; 100 odd size doors, only
Toe each See our combination window sash
frame, casing and hardware complete, $500.
One ten-ton scale complete, s1o0.00
WRITINGS, 415 East 9th Street
9-26-1
FOR SALE-LUMBER: GOOD NEW LUMBER
$1,000 to $500. Bevel siding, $500 to 5000.
This is all new material. Let figure every
thing to complete your building lumber.
sash, doors. plumbing material builders
hardware. Roofing, $1b0 per square. Try
and money.
WRITINGS, AIS East 9th Street
1851
wANTED-AT ONCE, ALI. KINDS OF RE-
volvers, folding cameras. drawing instru-
ments and field glasses; full value given
COLLATERAL LOAN CO.. 4o2 South Main
street. e-2o-tf
FOR sALE-LADY's FIRST CLASS TICK
ct to Pittsburg. Pa; elderly, dark. mo
dium weight. Inquire 1913 W. THIRTY
FIFTH ST., or phone West 1s42. s-23-3
SPECIAL SALE-FIREWooD; A LARGE
load delivered only $780,
WRITINGS, ALB East sth Street.
s-as-1
FOR sALE-CHBAP. EDISON HOME PHoN-
ograph and 40 records; also three city lots
ARMSTRONG. 1868 East 18th St. 9-2O-7
FOR sALE-Two JERSEY cows: ONE
fresh and one dry Inquire 301 o. FORTY
NINTH ST 9-23-tf
FOR CHOICE FERNS, PALMS AND Be
goniaa inquire ls47 W. sorH ST. s-1s-su4t
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-26

GOODS PACKED IN THE
BIG RED VANS" SHIPPED. STORED
IN CLEAN WAREHOUSES;. PRIVATE
ROOMS. COAL AND WOOD. BOTH
PHONES SHATTUCK & NIMMO, 100 F.
SIXTH ST S-7-tf
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-26
STORAGE

LAhoE PRIVATE. LOCKED. IRON ROOMS
for furniture, ETC.. sL5O and 81 per monthi
trunks boxes. etc, 2bc to Soc; open vans
S6 per day, or 100 per hour. We pack and
ahip household goods everywhere at re-
Gueed rates coLYEAR'S VAN AND sToR.
AGE CO, office boS-u 8. Aain ct. Ware
house 416-17 san RSdEs st Phones Fs17l,
Main ulI. s-S-u
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-26

TYPEwRITERs BOUGHT AND RENTED,
all makes; guaranteed repairing. BAKER
HOEY CO. Inc, 244h s. Broadway. Main
46e1. A407s 9-231mo
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-26

TTs ACRES-Near Porterville. 100 acres
tillable; extra water right; improved
Price s15,50O.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-26

7sO ACRES-Near Tulare, 800 acres in al
falfa, 200 in grain; cows, hay, hogs, ma
chinery and implements. Income $40, 900
per year. Price $4,000.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-26
I Sell the Earth
r. S. BASSETT

12o ACREs-Near corcoran, ~ miles from
railroad in artesian belt; splendid propo-
sition for subdivision. Price only $50 per
acre.
Chariton courier., 1909-10-22

Lola Stevenson, both of Mobsrly
are to be married at an early
date.
ODE Meyers and Miss Fannie
Marshall, both of Moberly, are
to he married some time this
month.
A. f. Hsmmett has sold his
house in Huntsville to Mrs. G..
P. Dameron and mother, Mrs.
Lucy Toslson.
A six-handed Fl ght was pulled
off in Moberly Wednesday night
by some young roughs who had
been drinking.
Randolph county is needing n
new Jail badly and all the news
papers of that region are boost.
ing the enterprise" as usual.
Maud, little daughter of 8. F.
Adams of Clark, was painfully
burned last week by overturning
q pan of hot grease on herself.
]. M. Burton fell from the seat
OF q wagon onto q paved street
in Huntsville and broke his right
collar. bone Saturday afternoon.
A. L. Bsssett, q native Of
Maine, aged 66 years, died in
Moberly Wednesday night. His
wife and one daughter survive
him.
There was q small wreck In
the Wabash yards ct Moberly,
Tuesday. A switch engine was
derailed, together with four
freight cars.
G. E. Meyer of MoberIy fell
from q ladder and his feet caught.
suspsnding him head downward
ifor several minutes before he
was rescued.
MARRIAGES.
Chester Miller and Miss Nora
Brosdwine, both of Moberly.
Joe Clark of Texas and Miss
Evelyn Mae Brown of Mobefly.
A. o. Gillum of Moberly and
Miss Belle Tuttle of Edmond,
Okla.
Oscar H. Hardister of MARSHALL
and Miss Iva Pearl Vansike of
near Excello.
Harry eager of Moberly and
Miss Louise Whitmore of Chilli
cothe, Tex.
Chariton courier., 1909-10-22
SALINE.

j. M. Fishers house at Miami
was damaged by fire Monday.
A number of Saline county
horses won prizes at the Sedalia
state feir last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Blsokburn
of near Blosser celebrated their
Both wedding anniversary Fri.
day.
Mrs. w. E. Vawter of Marshall
fell down her basement stairs
and broke one wrist and dislo.
Gated the other.
Charles, 5.year.ol son of the
late Mrs. Leo Holiday, formerly
of Marshall, died of diphtheria
in New Jersey last week.
David Clay Nooe, aged %
years, died of tuberculosis Mon
Gay at the home of his mother,
Mrs. Luvens Nooe of Marshall.
By q score of 10 to 2 the
Slater High School football team
met defeat at the hands of Kem-
per Military scsdemy's team at
Boonville Saturday.
The slaughter. house at Mar.
shall, owned by Miller, Ellyson q
Warner, was destroyed by fire
last week. It was supp osed
that S400 insurance was carried,
but too late the firm discovered
it was cancelled last month.
John w. Hylsnd, born and
reared on the home place, near
Norton, where he died of typhoid
fever Friday. was Al years old
and one of Saline county's best
citizens. His wife and one
daughter survive him.
MARRIAGES.
Lester Biggs and Miss Dora
Cole, both of Nelson.
Grover Page and Miss Ollie
Spencer, both of Slater.
John w. Alexander and Miss
Mauie Younger, both of Nelson.
T. w. Dabb and Miss Lucille
Oldham, both formerly OF Mar.
shall.
H. E. Hause of Kansas and
Miss Minnie Howery of Malta
Bend.
StonewaIl White of Whites
Island and Miss Georgia Webber
Of Marshall.
Chariton courier., 1909-10-22
RANDOLPH.

The Clifton Hill Rustler has
rustled along for 10 years now.
Lesley, infant son of Ed Miller
of Moberly, died Monday night.
w. H. RAIDER has bought a
house and lot in Moberly from
Chas. Smith.
j. E. Sterner has sold his stock
of groceries in Moberly to Philip
and j. 0. Blume.
A negro resisted arrest in
Moberly Sunday afternoon and
was given 80 days in Jail.
Geo. Whitmire, 55 years old,
die1 of dropsy Monday morning
at his home near, Higbee.
Carl HeIlensmith an d Miss
Chariton courier., 1909-10-22
LINN.

Wm.. j. Lancaster, aged, 81
vs%re, born in England, died at
his home in Bucklin Friday.
DIR. j. w. Lane sold his resi-
lenee in Linneus to Lac Turner
of Jackson township for So, $50.
The farmers institute with
fine agricultural exhibits was
held for two Gays in Purdin last
week.
Mrs. o. L. Griffith, for many
years a citizen of Laclede, died
recently at Mt. Vernon, Mo-, of
tuberculosis.
Reub n SslIee, fell from a 12-
foot step ladder Wednesday and
was rendered unconscious for
several hours.
The Linn County News pub
ished it's 25th anniversary sdi.
ton last week and was q paper of
historical and literary merit and
Typographical! beauty.
Clarence Cash of Baker town.
ship, charged with assaulting
Henry Neal of the sams place,
was fined 500 and cost in Linn
county circuit court last week.
Tom Ford, "om McGlossen
and Harvey Hinebroken, all of
Brookfield, were arrested in
ChllIicothe Tuesday for disturb.
ing the peace and were fined
S25 which they will have to work
out on the streets.
Morri, 12.yeRr. old son of Ed
Stephens Of near Linneus, fell
from tree while gathering
hickory-nute last week and
seriously injured himself. He
fell 90 his head and shoulder and
for three days was unconscious
acd apparently blind.
Thomas Jones of Brookfield,
aged 40 years, was killed Thurs
day morning on the Burlington
railroad while acting as conduct.
| or On O froiOh, train TOnaa was
caught between two drawheadl
and crushed. He was on his
way to a birthday dinner pre-
pared by his wife and children
Some young men, bumming
their way from Marceline tc
Bucklin Saturday evening, had
among their number a fellow
named Taylor. He dropped
from the train, near Bucklin
Chariton courier., 1909-10-22

and had his riL ht arm man sled
by the wheels. He also received
severe scalp wounds.
In q runswsy accident, near
Linneus, Friday, Lloyd Bower
and wife and two small children
were thrown out of q wagon.
Bower lost two front teeth and
was badly bruised about the
face. Mrs. Bower was bruised
about the face and shoulders,
but managed to shield the two
children so that they escaped
unhurt.
The barn on the farm owned
by Chas. Richards, an illinois
man. near Brookfield, was struck
by lightning and burned down
together with 700 bushels of
wheat Friday night. Farm ma.
chinery and % tons of hay be-
longing to Chas. Sheen were
also destroyed. There was an
insurance of $500 on the build.
ing alone.
MARRIAGES.
VIM. Besll and Miss Grace
Brown, both Of Brookfield.
John M. Byers and Miss Della
Tremsin, both of Brookfield.
Tyre E. Proctor Of Oklahoms
and Mise Bessie E. Burris of near
Linneus.
Chariton courier., 1909-10-22
MACON.

VIM. Grant, infant son of VIM,
DeVore of Macon, died of brain
fever Saturday.
E. Q. Blankensmhip, SO years
of age, died in Mseon Sunday.
His wife and eight children SUR.
vive him.
The Macon High School foot.
ball eleven won the game Fri.
day from Kirksville by q score
of 40 to o.
The "we." city council of Ma.
con refused the "drys" permits
sion to speak on the streets OF
Macon last week.
Mrs. Garret Vilet of Milne.
formerly of Macon, was injured
recently in an auto accident.
She was badly injured about the
face.
Macon was voted "wet" Fri +.
day in the local option election,
"Revenue to run the CITY" was
the saloon up.holder's cry, and it
won the day.
Frank Smith, secretary of the
anti. saloon league in Macon, 5(
years old, q grocery merchant al
Macon. dropped dead in hisIstore
Friday while at work.
Fritz Miller, q resident of. Ma.
con for 30 years, aged 75 years,
died Saturday. Four sons enc
10 grandchildren survive him.
Deceased was born in Germany
MARRIAGES.
Lewis Williams and Miss Annl
L. Williams, both of Bevier.
Jodie Patrick and Miss Agnes
Miller, both of New Cambria.
j. o. Withers of Californi,
and Miss Arab Hstton of Macon
Elmer Conrad of Clarence snC
Miss Lola Dickson of Shelbina
John Harvey Moss of Ansbe
and Miss Mettie Butler of Excello
Oscar H. Hardister of Marshal
and Miss Iva P. Vsnskike ol
Excello.
w. o. Hendricks and Miss
Nora F. Lilly, both of Duncan
Bridge.
Walden r. Holt of Holt ant
Miss Celya L Summers of Eden
burg, Ind.
j. Q. Adams and Miss Ads
Neel Whittenburg, both o
Clarence.
Chariton courier., 1909-10-22
LIVINGSTON

The plant of the Meek Brick
& Tile Co. will be located at
Utica.
Some one stole q horse from
DIR. j. w. Trimble in Chillicothe
Monday night.
Virgil Jones, COL, has again
been taken in charge by the
county authorities for an un.
balanced mind.
The Chillicothe High School