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The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1909-08-06
PEYTONIA


Thos. J. Powell and family and
Miss Rosa and Clarence Windsor
visited in Galloway county Sunday.
Mrs. John w. Willis and children
of Galloway county were guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Forest Penn Tues
day.
DR.. Thomas E. Green, the dis
tinguished American, returned a
short time ago from Japan, and
the C%hautauqua management say
he will De at Montgomery, claim
ing that he is the finest orator
on the Chautauqua circuit. Don't
fail to hear him.
T. j. Powell was in Montgomery
City Monday.
VIM. P. Hart, who has been sick
at the home of relatives near Bell
flower, came over to his son John
c. Hart's Tuesday. He is some
Better now.
r. w. Penn, the road overseer,
has had a numoer of men work
ing on the Montgomery City and
Williamsburg road recently.
A good rain is needed for corn.
j. A. d.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1909-08-06
HOPEWELL.

hOEE ELL.
A fine rain fell here last Friday
morning.
Viola Dunbar was visiting her
sister, Mrs. Thuel Hagood, of
Montgomery City last week.
Ruth Thorley of Hopewell and
Edna Anderson of White Oak vi
cinity were guests of relatives in
Bellflower a few days ago.
Most of the farmers in this vi
cinity are through cutting hay and
are ready to pillow for wheat.
The memoers Of Hopewell church
have had the church building pa
pered and reprinted. w. w. San
ders and Wesley Reed OF Wells
Vile are doing the work.
Miss Grace Toll is the guest Of
friends in st. Louis this week.
Mr.. Hudson is ploughing for
wheat on the farm he recently
purchased.
Mrs. o. /. Anderson is the guest
of home folks this week.
Mrs. Bunker of Wellsville is Wis
iting her mother, Mrs. Stuck.
F. L. OSBORN and family spent
Sunday with J.. M. Anderson and
wife.
R. o. Smiths mother of Wells
vile is very ill OF cancer OF the
stomach. Sail.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1909-08-06
Kind Words From Afar

The Columbus News is the name
of a new paper started last week
at Columbus, N. NJ, by Perrow G..
Moseley, formerly of this county.
Mr.. Moseley has our best wishes
for the success of the News. He
is a gentleman of energy and good
abilities and deserves success
Montgomery tribune.
The editor of this paper started
his newspaper rec just 10 years
ago by engaging as devil on the
a3ove paper, then the Montgom-
cry Republican. It was during
Mr.. Bryan's first campaign in '96,
and at that time the town was
Democratic to a lamp post, save
for the editor of the Republican,
L. o. Rigg, who only showed up
once a week, and that was genl
orally for a 5-minute stand on
the morning before going to press,
When we we're lucky enough to
get the paper out, the result was
as absolute a certainty al a free
trial package of Doan's Kidney
Pills-the devil was to pay! and
anything from a swat with the Of
flee towel or a sousing from the
ink can to a genuine cleaning was
the d~eat-just because he worked
for q Republican paper. Condi-
tions have since changed there
the Trfoune is successfully edited
and commands an even break po-
iitically and otherwise, and is an
important factor in county affairs
The tribune ia like . letter from
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1909-08-06
CROSS ROADS

Miss Irene Estes is spending the
week with her grandmother, Mrs.
l.. Maupin.
T. B. Wood and wife, who have
been visiting his parents near
Buell., left Monday for their home
in st. Edward, Neo.
John Kirk and family visited rel
atives in Middletown Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. owen Rollins OF st.
Louis r guests OF her sister, Mrs.
John Heath, of Buell..
W. T. Reed and wife spent Sun
day at T. B. Woods.
Mrs. Morgan Berger, who has
been sick with the chills, is better.
Mrs. F. Belcher spent Saturday
night and Sunday with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Oliver Yates. +.
Mrs. L. Maupin and daughter,
Miss Matte, spent Tuesday with
j. j. Maupin and family.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1909-08-06
BUELL.


tiers, Misses Bertha and Blanche,
spent Tuesday with A. M. Walker
and wife.
Dick Haight and 4. H. Clare
shipped a carload OF cattle from
Buell. Wednesday night.
Mrs. Jim Maupin visited her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. F. Kraft,
Wednesday.
Misses Title, Bertha and Blanch
Walker visited Georgia Thomas
Thursday and Friday.
Misses Emma and Eta Keadle
were guests of the Misses Logan
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Kraft spent
Sunday with Geo. Robinson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Owen Rawlings of
ST. Louis arrived Sunday to Wis
it Mr.. and Mrs. John Heath.
MI. and Mrs. Auo Aylor and Mr..
and Mrs. Joe Crawford spent Sun
day with Mr.. and Mrs. Aylor.
There will De a county conven-
ton at Two-Mile Aug. IL and Is.
Bro. Don Nichols will hold a
meeting at the Buell. M. E. church
from Aug. 10 to %. Blue Bell.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1909-08-06

The new gymnasium of Central
Wesleyan College, Warrenton,
Mo-, which was completed last
Spring, ia n of the best College
Gymnasiums in the state. A high
ly qualified Physical Director and
Coach has been engaged for next
year and all students will have the
benefit of his services, Fall term
opens Sept 18th. Catalogs on re-
quest.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1909-08-06
THE AIRDoME BUMPED AGAIN.

We understand that the city
council on Tuesday night decided
to compel the Airdome to pay an
annual license fee of $40, and a
license Of $3.50 for each night a
show is put on. The annual license
of $40 should De paid, Of course,
out in view of the fact that the
Airdome management is having
trouble to get presentable at
fractions, and that both compa-
MES that have made week stands
here have lost money, it appears
to us that if there is a legal way
to do it, the $3.50 for each per-
Torrance should be waived. II
not, there will PROBABLY be very
few shows at the Airdome.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1909-08-06
The Methodist Church

The regular service at Metho-
dist church next Sunday. The puD-
lie is cordially invited to attend
all the services. The Sacrament of
the Lords Supper will be held
after the morning service. This
will De the last communion SER
vice of the present pastorate. 1t
is earnestly hoped that all the
membership of the church will be
present at this important service.
The present pastorate will end
with the month of August. The
pu3lic is invited to attend all the
services.
H. d. Thompson, Pastor.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1909-08-06
YANKEE POINT

- ~ D ~ ~ ~ ~ - - ~ ~ - - -
Guy Clark, who was sick, is able
to De out again.
Reuoen Green is over near Mid
dletown helping his brother Bud
put up hay.
Mrs. N. Detoul of Montgomery,
who has been the guest of rela-
tives here, returned to her home
last week.
Lum Spires was in Montgomery
last week.
Finley Branstetter is sick.
Mrs. Fannie Green and children
of near Middletown were guests
of Mrs. M. Green Saturday and
Sunday.
w. Day is building a new house.
Jas. Young and wife of Louis
Vile attended the picnic and were
guests of relatives. a
F. M. Mudd, who was so badly
hurt some time ago, is improving
slowly.
' The picnic was largely attended
and everything went off in good
order.
w. B. Taylor was in Montgomery
Monday.
Pasture For Rent
AT the Sans Souci Stock Farm
If. @. L. CLARK & Co.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1909-08-06
County, correspondence
Interesting Items Gathered by our Correspondents
BRlAR RIDGE G~LEANINoS

Your correspondent is sick this
week.
Little Clarence Garrett has been
sick for several days.
Letters from Clarence Gregory,
who went to Amarillo, Tsexa, re-
Gently, state that it is a beautiful
country down there, But decided
ly windy.
Lottie Gregory is visiting her
sister, Mrs. r. E. McCune, OF near
Danville.
Edith Snethen, who sustained a
broken ankle on Decoration day,
was able to be out to the ice cream
supper last Wednesday night.
The ice cream supper given by
the Bethany Sunday school was
a real Every one was very
generous and all seemed to en-
Joy themselves to the utmost.
Frank Young sold a nice team
of horses to Elva ~Swearingen OF
New Bloomfield last week.
We are expecting the threshing
machine this week, and every one
is very busy.
Several of the Americas young
sters attended the ice cream sup
per.
Claude Gregory and several
others are suffering from Tooils.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark Morris and
Mrs. Mary Garrett of Bakersfield,
California, are expected back to
Montgomery county on a visit in
a short time.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1909-08-06
The Crime OF Idleness.

Idleness means trouble for anyone
It's the same with a lazy liver. 1t
causes constipation, headache,
jaundice, sallow complexion, PIN
pies and blotches, loss of appetite,
nausea, but DR.. Kings New Life
Pills soon Danish liver trouble 8
and build up your health. Csc. at
C-ump and Kidwell's.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1909-08-06
DANviLLE

d. d. Baker Bought some corn
from Vincil Scott Tuesday at 75c.
Miss Mollie White and Mrs.
Becky Rodgers were visiting in
Galloway county Sunday.
A dramshop license was granted
to Hiram Barnes of Montgomery
City by the county court Monday.
VIM. Hereford, south Of town,
recently sold a young work mule
for 1925.
We hear that Geo. Williams and
family contemplate moving to
.Wellsville. Xxx
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1909-08-06
Injured Mail Clerks All at Home.

Ed Vandaveer, Chas. Garner and
Heroert Whiteside, the mail clerks
injured in the disastrous wreck
near Kansas City last week, came
home from the hospital in Kan-
a City Sunday. They are all
pretty much oandaged and very
sore, out Ire getting along fine
and should De out in a few days.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1909-08-06
WARNING TO WHEEL RIDERS!
Keep OFF of the Sidewalks With Your
Wheels or you will Be Arrested.

City Marshal Shackleford e.
quests US to say that there is a
city ordinance PROHIBITING riding
bicycles on the side walks, and
that, owing to the micro COM
plants made to him he will be OBJ
liged to arrest all persons caught
riding wheels on the walks on and
after this date
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1909-08-06
THE ROCK

All the people are preparing for
the picnic. Then m the Chau-
tauqua.
Fred Frank attended preaching
at Oak Grove Sunday.
Miss Edna Ingram returned to
her home Sunday, after a visit in
Galloway.
C. P. Thompson and daughter,
Miss Agnes, visited at Joe In
grants Sunday.
Jeff Cole is sick this week.
Monkey.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1909-08-06

Do you carry a gun? If you do
it is time for you to consider the
advisaoility of laying it aside. The
new law which goes into effect
Aug. II will be enforced. Look it
up and see what it says about the
consequences of "gun toting."
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1909-08-06

Shack and Douglas will oe the
Battery for Montgomery in next
Sundays game. The home team
will have their regular lineup
and will Toe prepared to put up
their usual good game.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1909-08-06

The case of James G.. Louden
VS.. the WABASH R. r. Co. in the
Mo. supreme court was settled last
week by John M. Barker, attorney
for plaintiff, at $4,000 and costs.
In the last Is months Mr.. Barker
has conducted to a successful ter
mination ten suits for damages
against the Waoash, the Katy and
the Burlington, and without any
injustice or oppression.
Mr.. Barker makes a specially of
damage cases. Caught.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1909-08-06
Observation-Disclosures
CEDAR GROVE

Several from here attended err
vices at Best Bottom Saturday.
Pearl Bratton visited Katie Da-
vid Saturday night.
John Bratton is building an adj
.dition to his dwelling.
Bud Holtwick is sick.
J. E. Young and wife visited Tom
Young and family Sunday.
Every n is preparing to at
tend the old settlers reunion on
Saturday, Aug. Z.
Lottie Gregory is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Ola McCune, OF near
Danville.
The annual picnic OF the Cath
Ole congregation will be held at
Reagan's Grove August 10.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1909-08-06
Scared With A Hot Iron,

or scalded by overturned kettle
cut with a knife-bruised by SIAM
med door-injured by gun or in
any other way-:he thing needed
at once is Bucklen's Arnica Salve
to subdue Inflammation and kill
the pain. It's earth's supreme
healer, infallible for boils, ulcers,
fever sorest, eczema and piles. 25c
at Crump and Kidwell,s
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1909-08-06
ROCK.

THE ROCK.
last weekly
Misses Maudie and Lula Cole at
tended the picnic near the Burg
Saturday.
Most every one around here fin
ished hay harvest last week.
: Miss Celia Covington returned
home Sunday from q weeks Wis
it to High Hill friends.
Miss Edna Ingram is visiting
south Of Williamsburg.
Clarence Powell and wife visit
ed at Joe Ingram'h Sunday.
The ice cream festival was well
attended In Minneola Friday.
Miss zula Frank shot and killed
4 fox last wsek, Monkey
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1909-08-06

The endowment fund of Central
Wesleyan College, Warrenton,
Mo-, was increased by $50, 900. 90
last year. Twenty -four teachers.
Six well equipped buildings. A
beautiful Campus and a fine Ath-
letic Field. Instructions thorough
Influences the best. Expenses
moderate. Fall Term opens Sept.
Ia. Write for a Catalog.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1909-08-06
LINCOLN SCRAPS
aHn4AHHHpHAnnpHpp4H


Last week.
John Barton and Miss Edna Nc
Coy spent Sunday at Wayne Fitz-
gerald's.
Misses Anna and Maoel Berger
visited at J.. w. Fowler's Sunday.
John Heath and family visited at
Will Pointlow'a Sunday.
Misses Gretchen Porter and
Mamie Mcdonald spent Saturday
night and Sunday with Miss Edna
Anderson.
Philip Ulrich and family visited
Wayne Fitzgerald Sunday.
c. Maxwell and wife were guests
of Ed Stipp Sunday.
Misses Essie Morris and Lura
Cowan spent Sunday at C. Steele's.
lna
The Washington herald., 1909-04-13
JUSTICE BARNARD

IUfIlCE BAtlNAtlll
No 295. L. A. Montague et al rs WinsloE
ct al: decree directing payment By trustees. At
torneys. ". F. Alattingly-w. A. McKenney and
c. 2. Winsl0w
In re lunacy Christine C. Holman: order on
certificate Of discharge.
No 2slsi. Martin Ct al FenEich ct al sale
finally ratified. Attorneys. W. J. Lambert-R. H.
Yeatnan.
No &52 Clsrke vs.. Clarke et al; reference q
examinc-. Attorneys J. E. Potbury and W. H.
Sholes-W Z. Ambrose and c. ". Owen
No Z941 Schweitzer et al VS. Metzel et Al.
referred TO auditor. Attorneys. J. A. Maedel-Nei
son Wilson.
No 2s457 Clsytor vs. Emme-ick et al: order
substituting trustee. Attorney. J. A. Maedel.
No 2siS. Wise Same; same. Attorney,
sane.
No &5S Macdonald vS Smith ct al: ap
pearance Of absens defendant ordered Attorney
3. +. Leighton.
/ No &lsl Daishscll Stuart e al; decree PIC
confesso Attorney. SANE
No. z952 In re Rock Greek Automobile and
Wagon Works; sale confirmed nisL Attorney, c. f.
Digs
No. 2sss3. Shoemaker vs.. Shoemaker: appearance,
q absent defendant ordered. Attorneys. J. H.
/ Wilson and J. II. Wilson. II.
No. zss5L Cobum vs.. PairO: same. Attorneys
same.
! No assizancuts for today.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-13
HEMPHILL SICK; HARD
LUCK PURSUES YANKEES

More misfortune has overtaken the hideless
YankS Charley Hemphill. stanings center
fielder. the first man on the batting list
and one Of the few veterans left on the
team. was shipped 10 New York shortly
after midnight this morning suffering from
no. rot smallpox. only a rather severe a.
tack Of grip
Hemp caught cold sunday during the
game in Newark, and stallings didn't want
him to get into the opening struggle here
yesterday. but Charley insisted, and as a
result be went to bed as soon as the game
was over. As there was no possibility q
his being able to play here during the three
remaining games. he caught a late train
for the big city. and there he viii stay
until the rest Of the cTipplcs get home. ne1t
Tuesday night
The Illness Of Hemphill is a sad blow 70
stallinss. but then the sad blows have
been coming 50 fast and thick Of late that
the big manager doesn't even dodge them
any more. Cree. who has been under she
weather slightly. got here yesterday after
noon. and viii rlsy to-day IN Hemrhin's
place
And to-day. by the way. Is the lsJh.
which. according % al belief should he un-
lucky for some one. As there ia M he'd
luck left 70 hand 20 the Yanks. the natural
deduction IS that the Washingtons viii
have 20 furnish the SCAT. Pehaps.
But why talk about the fitureg TIE ras.
has reached the Yauks' limit as weight car
rers. Let's see what happened yesterday.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-13
DEEDS OF TRUST.

Be-ierue-Clsrenia =. Charlton e- vir. ELrari W-
20 Percy r. Blsslu and Lewis HoLEes. o. So
r1rs A1red T. Glge. $50. 7 year. per o5u--
sel.i-snagally. lots 10 and Ill
Square -s5-Ecr-r- s. DCgs-lss Ct OK. 20 Aulu
p NsIse- AMI Clg-ies ". steers. O. secure
Lfrg Ga1ils. r. S91. yel-s. Ier c-u-.
s1ui-arur7lI. vest hlE 0t l1I g.
Square -65-Elll H. HlnCr to CL1piu Brown ard
HerU d. Ba-zlsul. % seere O-iel-al Build
ms Association. 80. r. ,-E0 ll- j.
Square ---7-Wi-liam " Aiaho1ev C, ux- On Barry
Lsu~lD. t1 sccure Harr LaE-1l. S-1 tre
Arrl s. lo aar cl ul-,A haI af --t a. sane
% same f1 serTrr Hary Lsu5-l. SI7f iue
Aag s l+- rsrt % u1rta Laf of lat "a
Dohhins' Adlitll 90 Wasli1-tou-W William A.
Gze-n et ux tl AnEre# Wilson and Noel W.
Blrkslale. t3 slelre E1earI C.. 3I1r-lr g Ig3.
70 So months per cent sa-li-aunla-,g. 10
B-rryIne--G5odain Y. ~ lee. trustee. 20 Wfass,d
= -ens and tfares r. HayE. .e s--r-
Charles :. RerilIlr. attorney. $50 years.
rcr cant. s-Ii l--1--ly. I--s 7 to @. slrz-s
eas- rf Sar ~
Beleue-Walter " McCaFreg e M. % Fdr-rl
T. Cciaday and Isaac q. Pec-rv. % secure
Max r. KimbaL S-G1. vears. Dep cent.
sClrI-lELulIy.- lots Le and IL
Llncoln-John T. Harris e. ax- ta Tt1r,s WaIss-
sra james ?. B1riy. tl secure C-a-euca n
De Nelz S1 % g months. pcr cert. uar-
square l@5-WIau F. p. F4anca e. u1. 20
Lloyd ID. Suolt and Eluari NfcC I5res .1
sec-'e Ju-l1 u sm0ct. Alden Smo1t. and Fr-a-
cS i B. S-noC-. s..5e. years rer cer-
seni-annually. ut s. and part lots g. g.. Z.
square 5ss-Green S-a5e 20 NIX. % PERI W. Fr;s,,
aEc Cnar-as n. Harris % Srclre W "a u
MA-rn and Edward Webster So q months
uCr cent lu- sQC
halcTama HciEttS-Thc- Wi-liaus-n r. a. a q,
Natolal savings and must Cruu1r. % ~
cure AmrrCl Sccuity and Trpr Crr1-rr
s--st- years. per cent, seui-er-u1lly ra-rs
l0c and @ block I5
Square s5-John = Hobbs. guardian 20 az. 20
trauk J. Dieudonre and James Rem -- So
c-re PerTetuaI EriiIiuz As-o-a-i71. s. 3, la n
Woodley Psrs-ssllie r.. and Geo-ge NJ RrmrsI --
William A. Hl and 5. Pe-cg Tlcn--ar. 3, s.
clre Harry NarlDan and TLor.as = R4r1S
Slot. monthly ra-merts. 6 Der cent. lo- e.
block Is
Blo0miugiale-Autoinette Avery % tie Ea.hi--,,
Llan ard HusE Company. tn sa1-re E-l-irs f-.
tu-oIlT1rlTc Building AszlClLriln 500 I'D O.
bl1-l
square l2l2-Anna T. With et viz. william G. N
the Washington Loan and Trust Company. 20 s-
cure EIrutab-e C0-opcr1tiye Buiil1g As-11a-
ton E-2o. ict 81.
Conucctlcl- Avenue Tcuace-T. T. Bsr-ar to RI.
p. Gordon and Ropert T. Heater % secure FaI-
tca r. Gordon. 2.5l2ei. ] % 81 months. 5 uer
csut, lots a. - 3. and 8. square 1859.
square lQir-hssHlr q. Gla--oCk tt ux % b Frrn-
cis saul ard James r. Shea % sac-rs the Houe
savings Bank. S2zo. years. 5 Ter cn- semi
aun-a-ly. lot lo- Same to J. Eiwa-i Lewis
ard Frank A. Jones. % zrrre Ge'-ss O. Pun.
I'D George y palmer. Sc. Z to 81
months ~ -1t lcr l1c
Square Iof3-Henry J. Ready et tx. Mary j. 20
John r. Auls and samuel A. DrI-y. % sccue
Lee Brown. Soo g years Der c1nt semi
annually pan LOT s.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-13
RAJ EsTArE TRANsFERs.

GcorgetOwn-James 5. Wilson et ux- TO Bslch r
Wilson. lot 5. square l2s3 So James T. WI
son 20 BalCh r. Wilson. half interest in sane
lard, So Rslch r, Wilson e ux. 70 Margaret
G. A. LooSer BOT s. square 1888 So
street northwest between Elftecuth and Six
teenth strccts-Plummcr T. WilsCa et ur to
James McCouviue. let a. square lse. so
Petwurth-W. Allison Trottcr et ux Jennie T.. 70
Charles H. Nusshaum. lot SOC. square $3.50 $40
Good Hope Psrk-Ma1de A. Freeman. guardian q
Arthur BairstoW, pant lot Is. SO
street between Thirteenth and Fourteenth streets
uorthWest-James W. Bussey CT Tx. b James Il.
Sommer lot 80. square l0e9. SB.
BellcTuc-Charies J. Butter 70 Clarendon z. Clari-
ton. lots 10 and III. So
Handle Highlan6s-Clinton ". c. McGrew et ux To
Charles L. Jones. lot p square $50 SO.
Columbia Heishts-John F. King et ux to Charles
W. King IT, part lot I9 block 20 SO
Long MeadOWs-A. Peyt0n r Works to Nash
Memorial Methodist Episc0pal Church, lot l06.
square sg75. S250
F street, between F0srand-a-han and Sixth streets
southwest-Emiiy -Wheatley e vir, Edward.
20 Charles II. Parker. lot i9, square a9s SO
ISIS Columbia street-Henry A. CasUell CO TX. 20
Ella NJ. Han0r. lot p square $50. SIC.
Wesley Heights-Willisn F. Sheppard e ux %
Frank s. Paledini. lots . and g. square EeL
The Washington herald., 1909-04-13


Estate ~ Maerie G.. Lille; order f1r rule. A.
trnsy. A. r. Bel
Estate - Augusta plu5m. order granting letters
y administration; bond, Slo0. At,orney. F. C..
HANDY
Estlts q George " Taylor- order granting Iat-
teTs testsmcnta7y, bond. $50 Atroncs. Coidrln
& Fennine
Estate q Kate W. Burt: order rr.u-iur letters
q collection; hgnd. So0 Attoneys. Newton &
GlIcff
Estate Of Geo-z C. Gorharn. order granting
letters tes-am1ntau; bond. $50. Attorney. Z. r
C0Iodsy.
Estate q Timothy O'Brier: order granting Ie.-
tcrs OF administration C. 6. a.; bond. $50 At
toruey. p. = Colloday.
Estate ~ L0luse A. Z. Hughes: order % nav
costs. Attorney. ". II. Sholes
Estate u John Delaney; order granting letters
q ad1liuis-ration; bond. Sl'o Attoney l. NJ
King
Estate q Mary B. Cummings: order TO nay csr-
tam sum. Attorney. W. H. Sh0les.
In re sarah il. Murphy; order 20 make certain
disbCrsculents. Attof1eYE. Crnstlwaite & Colloiay
In re Ralph S. Nagle. order appointing guardian. /.
bord. S1oo. Attorney O. " Muir.
Estate q Albert Iii: crJcr granting letters q
administration; bond. SoG Attorney T. A. Heg
airy.
Estate q Els L Deweesc: petition for letters tes
tamentary. Attorney. I. B. linton
Estate n William =. Etka; petition for letters
of adminisIratiln- Attorneys Wilson & Blrksdale