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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-01-28
eGCRH| SOCIETIES

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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-01-28
HAY AND GRAIN.

HAY GRAIN, FEED; LARGEST STOCK
In city. Western Grain and Brokerage
Co.. warehouse and office. 243 West So,
Temple st. Phones-1nd. $780, Bell 570
ao225
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Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1911-12-15
NY dear ,Santa claus.

Ny dear Santa Claus. As
Christmas time is drawing near
near again i thought l would
write you and tell you what l
wanted for Christmas. I would
be glad If you would bring me
some candy, locket. bracelet and
q doll. l am eight years old
and 60 to school. I am in the
fourth grade. Oh! yes my little
brother, Buster wants q shoot
gun and q saw, but don't bring
him a saw for he has a hatchet
and breaks my dolls and II he
had a saw he would saw my
playthings up.
Wishing you would fill my
stocking before Busters | will
close as you will be busy read
ing other little children's letters.
How will you come II It doesn't
snow? Remember / will keep
both eyes open looking for you.
| remain,
Georgia March Horton.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1911-12-15
: In Jail for Arson

@On Aug. Is last, one, David
Williams a negro Of unsavory
reputation which has landed him
behind the bars a few times, is
charged by ]. E. Dempsey with
having set fire to the livery barn
in Triplett and burned it, the
barn being rented at the time by
Dempsey. Several other bull
dings burned at the same time
as a result Of the burning Of the
barn. The barn was insured in
the Connecticut Fire ms, Co.,
and the loss paid to one Melvin
Gray, the record owner Of the
stable. Williams was brot down
to Keytesville Friday night by
Ex-Sherif Dempsey and turned
over to Sheriff Hardin, as a con-
sequence Of information leading
the suspicion Of Williams having
been the fre-bug, fervited out
by Dempsey. A warrant chm,g-
ing Williams with arson was got
out by Prosecuting Attorney
Rucker Friday night, and in de-
fault Of $1,000 bond Williams will
board with the sheriff until tried
on the charge. The negro did
not believe in going il alone in
either the bonfire or enjoying
free board and lodging at the
the expense of the county and
seriously implicated Melvin Gray,
the owner Of the barn and a
Marceline real estate dealer.
On such information as obtained
by Prosecuting Attorney Rucker
leading him TO a reasonable con-
clusion that Gray instigated and
planned and promised to pay for
the job. a warrant was sworn
out by the Prosecuting Attorney
Friday night charging Melvin
Gray with burning the barn,
and Chief Burns being wired by
Sheriff Hardin, Immediately ar
rested Gray and turned him over
Saturday morning TO Deputy
Sheriff Gardner who was sent
for him. Saturday afternoon
Gray was lodged in jail to await
trial on the charge in the absence
Of a bond for his appearance.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1911-12-15
Mrs. Lewis Fetzer Robbed

Naos LSWao Ss1~s NoSO1
Werner Carson, who has been
around town principally hanging
out at livery stables, was en-
ployed two weeks ago by Lewis
Fetzer as q farm hand at the
very reasonable wages Of s.
board, etc per month. Tuesday
Carson was set to gathering corn.
All the family were away from
home. tho Mrs. Fetzer came
back and got dinner for Carson.
then returned to get her visit out
with her son John. Carson
came to town and about 3 p.
m. engaged VIM. Adams livery
to take him to Salisbury. which
was done.
Wednesday morning. Mrs.
Fetzer thot she had better ex-
anime her bank. an incubator.
and see II her Christmas deposits
were still there 10 be drawn on.
The pocket-book was there and
Ave dollars Of $25 she had in Il.
but some one had drawn on her
bank and got two fives and a ten
spot without leaving a check or
identification. Very naturally.
Lewis set out on the trail Of Car
son. and traced him as explained
10 Salisbury. ~
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1911-12-15
Salisbury ScribbIings

salisbury ScribblingS
z Mrs. Myrtle Craven Is conva-
!escent from'her recent illness.
nJohn ! Taylor Of Muskogee,
Okla, is here on a visit to his
parents.
Mrs. Taylor Tillerson has sold
her 200 acre farm to Irwin Girls
ham for $40, 900.
Sam Philpott sold his residence
property in Bakers Bros, ad-
dition to Mrs. Cora Farthing
for 500.
N. r. Wright and wife have
purchased 40 acres of the John
Nickerson home place for $500.
Ed. Hale is holding a series
of cottage prayer meetings that
| is drawing attention Of church
members.
o. p. Ray and Capt. Benecke,
legal lights shone on the White
way" q short time since our last
The new moving picture show
just opened up in the Moore
building, is a dandy and is draw
ing large crowds.
A $500 horse belonging to the
Salisbury Transfer Co., died
Saturday night. Much to the
regret Of its owners, as il was
splendid animal.
Hayes & Jaco are still at work
on their lumber yard and will
soon have one Of the finest in
the county.
Word comes from st. Louis
that Mrs. F. o. Dameron who
recently underwent an operation
for appendicitis is doing fine and
will soon recover.
Several Of our people attended
the A. p. Browning sale Monday.
Mr.. Browning viii move TO
Oklohoma City where he will en-
gagein business.
Rev. A. F. Pearson has given
notice Of his intention 30 resign
his pastorate Of the First Baptist
church in the near future. He
Is n splendid man and we hate to
hear this.
Mrs. J. X. Mason has returned
from q visit TO Kansas City
lwhere she attended the bedside
lof her daughter. Mrs. Walter
Spratt, who had undergone an
Operation.
| Mrs. A. p. Richardson. a
widow lady. died at her home
on East second street Monday Of
pneumonia. She had been III only
about 4 week and all was done.
but without avail. Our sym
pathy goes out to the bercaved
family.
The arrival Of n new girl at
the home Of Paul Westlake has
added new zeal 10 his energies
and he viii hustle 10 sell more
real estate than ever.
! L. A. Cromer. the painter
handles the brush more lively
than ever since the arrival Of
that boy Monday. Here's hop
ing he may have the grace Of
bis mother and the hustle Of his
: father.
Il Mrs. Thomas NJ. Rowan. aged
79 was here Monday on business.
She Is exceedingly well prcscrv'
cd for one Of her age. and bid
; fair TO live many years. Her
, husband was a soldier and shs
would like a pension.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1911-12-15
Married
ZILLMAN-HERSHEY


At the parsonage in Indepen.
dence, Mo-, Oct. Q 1911 at high
noon by Rev. John A. Ward,
William ]. Zillman and Lydis
Hershey were plighted for life.
The attendants were Mesdannes
Jackson and Morris, Aunts Of
the bride resident in Kansas
City. e
Miss Lydia Hershey went tc
Kansas City September % To
visit her aunts and do some shop
ping. with not a thot Of course
Of jeff coming up two days later,
Oct. 1, but he did. and the
trousseau Miss Lydia expected
TO gather for future reference,
became a back number before II
was purchased by six months.
jeff returned from his visit,
sawed wood and said nothing. "
Miss Lydia played girl in all ex.
cept smiling on other admirers
and nothing doing in the we'd
ding columns, until a reporter
for the Courier got a grape vine
tip. Since Mrs. Lydia jeff de-
sired to remain at home during
the winter and spring with her
invalid mother the couple con-
cluded they had just as well say
nothing of the event until they
got ready to 90 keeping house,
and they planned for each 70
stay with homefolks until such
time. JEFF Zillman is the son Of
one Of Charlton county's most
distinguished surgeons and pro
gressive business men, DR.. A.
w. Zillman Of Indian Grove. and
the young man Is most highly
esteemed by all who know him.
Mrs. VIM. J. Zillman Ii a charm.
ing young woman-a graduate
Of X. II. s. and one Of the most
popular as well as reputed among
the prettiest girls ever attending
our school She Is the daughter
ofMr. and Mrs. James N. Hershey
who own one Of the prethesi
rural homes northwest Of this
city. Mr.. Hershey is a stock
raiser and farmer on 4 large
scale. and n leading citizen Of the
county. and the loss Of Their
only girl will be keenly felt BY
him and his wife. no other chill,
dren being left at home.
After the ceremony at lnde
pendence. Mr.. and Mrs. Zillmar
and party went In the big limo
sine they had engaged 70 III,
Baltimore hotel in Kansas Cit,
for luncheon. Mr.. Zillman re
turning home that night ant
Mn. Zillman remaining In th'
city for n three weeks visit
Nota person other than thos'
present. knew Of the marriag'
for 2 months. and but for th'
determination Of the Courier b
get the news. Il might have bcer
several months more. Mr.. an,
Mrs. Zillman win be at home d
friends on their large farm
miles west Of Salisbury afte
April, I 1912. The Courier join
with all their friends In hcarties
ron0xafalafiona and bat u,shcu
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1911-12-15

Cone In and - what b Of
fsrsd b cur Msrchants ln ths
make your ss1oslisa- II yop
cone ~ win buy ~,
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1911-12-15
Proceedings County Court

County Court met in session
on Monday December IL, 1911
with officers present as follows
A. S. Taylor, presiding judge,
n. ]. Lain and Barney Reigels-
berger Associate Judges, A. N.
Harding, sheriff and C. c. Parks,
clerk.
A. S. Rucker, collector Sails
bury township ordered to credit
the taxes assessed against lot 6,
z and 8 block l3 Salisbury in the
sum Of 1884 on account of err
ror by Board Of Equalization.
Same as H. Y. Shupe, Mendon
township, against lot / block 8,
Mendon Missouri, in the sum Of
$50.
Same as to Chas. Parker,
Keytesville township, against so
acres e 1-2 sw II 81 II in the
sum Of S5.0S.
Same as to j. B. Shannon
county treasurer credit back tax
es assessed against n 1-2 lot 6
Keytesville in the sum Of s7.0
r. B. Water. collector Salt
Greek Township ordered to
charge personal taxes Of H. M.
Carpenter for the year 1911 in
the sum Of $3.50
Same as TO ID. M. Wilson,
Clark township on 70 acres W 1-2
sc % Sc IS in the sum ofS-
Patent ordered issued TO j. w.
Wayland assignee Of Sampson N.
Warner for the NV ne 3 IS IL.
Same issued TO L. j. Jackson
and Annie Fleetwood for the
following lands, to-wit:- lot /
NV 10 81 Is. lot l sw 3 81 l9 and
W pit lot 2 sc 3 81 10. containing
HOO acres.
Loans made.
r. A. B. Cook in the sum Of
400 with ]. w. Agee and ].
Tx. Robertson as sureties.
&C. L. Herring in the sum Of
5000 with Milton Bennett and
c. p. Thrash as sureties.
r. c. Gray presents plans,
specifications and estimate Of
cost for the following steel
bridges, viz
Across MusselFork creek near
residence Of Thomas Edgar.
across Long Branch near julius
Sleyster's residence. across
branch near residence Of F. F.
Brewer. across branch near
Thomas school house. across
branch near residence Of Judge
lNickerson. across branch near
residence Of Horah.
Court adjourned until second
Monday in January 1912
Mrs. Jno. A. Coll Of Dalton
has returned from a thres
months visit TO her daughter,
Mrs. 7. Gray Wright at Hanford,
Calf. and most every point Of
interest In California. Whils
gone she also visited points IL
New Mexico. Oklahoma ant
Kansas. Mrs. Coll says sh'
feels younger after taking suci
a Trip but most all Of her acqua
intanccs think she would fee
loldcr after becoming grandma
Judge John Coll Wright he
lgrandson. was born at Hanford
Calf. October 8. 1911.
Mrs. Mary E. vandiver. widow
of the late A. C. vandiver. for
mctiy Of this city. passed ava,
at her home In Shelbin, Mo.
dee. 8. 1911. The deceased wal
the second wife Of the late Mr.
vandivcr and survived him by
Iyear and FIVE months Mrs
vsndiver was born In. MarioI
county. Mo-. and was "a year
of age at the time Of her death
HE Courier win begin witl
the FIRST issue In January. tn
story Of the arrest and oonvic
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1911-12-15
Santa Clause Letters
November q. 191.

inches long. I want some oranges.
nuts and candy. Excuse my
writing. l want q bracelet and
. set Of beauty pins. Ialso want
q pair of tan shoes with tassela
on them. l am ten years old.
was ten the 18th of Oct. I want
q new dress too. / want as many
presents as you can get me.
also want a carriage for my doll.
I am writing this letter at school
I hope you can read it. It is very
cold at the north pole.
Mary Opal West
P.S. Twill be sure to hang
up my stocking.
My dear old friend
l will tell you what
l want for Xmas ! want a muf
and fir, q set Of dominoes q
swetter q box Of candy, nuts Of
all kinds two oranges popcorn
balls a rubber ball. l will close
hoping TO find my stocking full
on Xmas morning. know you
wont refuse me, Santa
Goodby From Irene Gordon
To Santa Clause.
Dear old Santa Claus
Keytesville. Mo.
| thought / would right you
few lines TO let you know what
wanted for Christmas | want a
big doll. little knife and fork. and
spoon a set Of little dishes. a sack
Of peanuts a sack Of candy and a
sack Of oranges; that is all for
for this time 50 goodby.
Minnie May Parker.
Rockford Mo Dec 3. 1911
Dear old Santa Claus
Iwant you to bring me a new
coat and scarf TO a nice silk
dress 10 and some nice ribbon 10
candy and oranges and banana
all kinds Of nuts thumgum 10
Goodby dear old santa claus
from Wilma Biere
Rockford. Mo-. Dec. 9. 1911
Dear old Santa claus.
| want you to bring me a new
coat for Christmas I want n doll
10 and a new scarf 10 Mise wash.
tub and a little 'washboard "a
wash my dolly clothes candy
and oranges and bananas and
all kinds Of nuts thumgum tf
and ribbon 10
Good by dear old santa claus
from Josie Biere
Rockford. No.. Dec. 8. 1911
Dear old Santa Claus
I want you 10 bring me q new
coat for Christmas for this yeal
and some Mise ribbon TO a scarf
10 candy and oranges and ban
mana and all kinds Of nuts thum
gum 10 and think about mammi
and papa Coodby dear old sants
claus from Mary Biere
KeytesvilIe No Dec. I;
Dear SANTA
lam going 10 tell you what
want for Christmas. Ihave foul
brothers and one sister. I IN
tan years old | want 4 doll ant
. doll buggy and pair Of scissor
candy. fruits and plenty nuts.
Kathryn Stamper
KeytesviIIc. No. Dec. i3. 1911
Dear Santa Claus:
How are youf | am fine nov
but | don't know how ] win b
whsn you are here ] hope ] vii
b vel. ] An going 10 tell 70,
what l want for Christmas.
want . pair Of high top shoes o.
. pair Of Icggins . don wiu
natural curly hair and l wan
hsr 70 b jointed. hair ribbons
. new dress. candy. oranEsa
szzpss. nuts and . sood sanss
! dat know whether you M
brlng me what | want q 10
~ uvnnk YOU 10 DlGnos hin
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1911-12-15
Pee Dec PrattIe

Mrs. Dan Maddox Of Hardin.
Mo. Is visiting her brother. VIII
liam walther. who Is very low
with dropsy and other troubles.
Considering his advanced age his
recovery Is doubtful
Perry walther Of Marceline
visited his brother. William last
week.
0tho Welch began work last
Monday for the Metropolitan
Street Railway Co. at Kansas
City. as conductor.
CIeve Cavanah. wife and little
son Of Marccline are visiting at
the Old home this week.
Heaps Of mud and then more
mud Ia the cry from every quarter
this week. travel being almost
Suspended.
Turkeys are moving at n very
slow pace. our merchants being
restricted both - 10 quality and
price the prices scem 10 be ons
thing universal. and the people
ere aware Of the fact that some
|fxing has becn done about Thu
price business some whore. II
seems 10 " that We have heard
something about this restriction
|of trsde IN other lines.
Mrs. Marion Cowssr returned
from q visit 70 hg mother In
Shelby county last Sunday.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1911-12-15
EccIes Echoes

Several from here transacted
business in Salisbury Saturday.
Miss Maud Jaco spent from
Wednesday with her sister. Mrs.
Sam Philpott.
Chas. Bennett who has been
in Iowa for some time returned
home the latter part Of last week
II. M. Is all smiles.
Mrs. Cora Farthing is very low
with appendicitis at presant
DR.. Haskins Is the attending
physician.
Rev. Young will I'll his rega.
appointment at this place next
Saturday night.
Miss Jennie Hensley Of Kan
sas City who was called home BY
the serious illness Of her father,
who passed away Dec. 2 1911,
returned to her work In Kansas
City Monday.
FROM ANOTHER CORRESPONDENT
John Mcdlin and daughter,
Mrs. Idella Cox were shopping
In Keytcsville last Friday.
0ma faudrce and sister Mis-
Fiossie Of near Marccline ar'
guests Of their sister Mrs. Rude
Medlin.
Mrs. |. N. Jaco was called d
the beiside Of her daughter
Mrs.. Bora Farthing At Mr.. Ber
Colycr In Salisbury last weel
who b reported very sick witt
appendicitis.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1911-12-15

nr. and Nm. r X White Of
S. Louis vin b ~ gussts of
nr. and Mn, SIM Whles Chcist-
mnA
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1911-12-15

nr. v. Z. LAwrence Of Ssns-
bnFy = having fine hck With his
Apgus- Aberdeen hsrd. Quite Z
3 nunbos II hns enlvss alrondy
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Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1911-12-15
Basket Ball

Last Friday night by the light
Of the silvery moon and an oc-
casional smoky ray from q torch
II intervals over the field 10 the
music Of hundred Of voices Of
pretty girls and Logzns Infantry
Band. a. RalIadt and handsome
young club Of basket haIl players
- ever pusued = pigskin or pret-
damscl. fell down. Not hard
Just In favor Of KcytesvilIc. The
losersi Oh well they were from
Brunswick.
The dinner and supper st the
Christian church wls well pa
buuised and . most excellent
repast was served sach meal.
We did not learn ths rscsip(s II
TIE time Of sulns . prsss.
The merchants Of KeytsviIls
ERE Offering sxosIIsnt holiday
|ntpesmsnts b ths t1oda Any.
lkiag dseirsd e. - ~ fss
Gnnts C|n,s e IN puEpo1ss snd
|ce ng1s pr'eea
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1911-12-15

Mrs. J. p. Hayward Of Dalton
win leave russday 10 spsod
Chistmas IN Tampa, Fla and
oeher points.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-12-18
cHEAPER UNDERWEAR
Wholesale Buyers Still 10th to Order
Fall Supplies


New York, Dec. 1.-THE sharp re-
auctions on bleached cotton goods
have helped to strengthen the belief
of buyers that prices on underwear
lines will be lower. Road statesmen
have found it almost impossible TO
interest buyers in new fall lines ex-
cept at unusually low prices. Buyers
state that it is too early. Selling
agents have about given up trying to
push fall lines Mills are anxious to
secure advance fall orders as their
business on spring lines will not keep
them in operation. Spring duplicate
orders are very slow. The recent
agreement not 10 name revisions or
accept cancellations, seems to have
made little impression on buyers,
who expect lower prices and are like
ly to hold off the market until certain
that the lowest levels have been
reached.
Warnings from mills to the effect
that goods will not De made in antic.
ipation of a future demand on spring
lines, also have had no effect, as dur
ing the past lightweight season a
hand to mouth policy proved fairly
successful and left the buyer with
very little old stock to carry forward
4 on a lower market. Manufacturers
of balbriggan lines complain that in
itial spring orders are far below nor
NAL and that their plants will have
to be closed unless more business il
forthcoming very shortly.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-12-18
Estate of Edwad N. Dyer

STATE OF VERMONT. The Honor
- District OF Remington. IS. able Probate
Court for the District aforesaid:
To all persons interested in the estate Of
Edward n. Eyer, late of Salisbury In
said District, deceased. GREETING:
VIII EREAS. said Court has assigned the 2Gth
day Of December next for examining and allow
ing the account of Inland n. oyer. IKE
cutor, of the estate Of said deceased
and for decree Of the residue Of said estate to
the lawful claimants Of the same, and ordered
thar public notice thereof he given 90 all per-
sons intere ted In said estate by publishing this
order three weeks successfully previous 20 the
day assigned in the Remington Evening Ban.
ner, a newspaper published at Bennington IN
said District
THEREFORE, You are hereby notified 10 I'D
pear at the PrOharc OtfCe I'm Bennington In
said District on the day assigned then and
there 10 contest the allowance OF said account
II you see cause. and 20 establish AOur right as
heirs. lcgatecs aud lawful claimants TO said
residue.
GTvrN UNnrR NY HAND. this lnd day Of
December. 1911.
GRACE r. HOLT. Register
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-12-18
MANY DEFICITS FOR CONGRESS
Requests for Deficiency Appropria-
ton Reach House Committee

Washington, Dec. 15.-Requests for
deficiency appropriations have piled
into the House Appropriations Com
mittee. Banks all over the country
are demanding so much new paper
rooney that the Bureau of Printing
ana Engraving needs $4,000 TO fin
ish the fiscal year Unless Congress
grants $1,000,000 to the Census Bur
eau IT will have to stop compiling
statistics Oh February 1. General
Bixby, chief of the army engineers
asked for another S25O,0OO to com,
plete the work of removing the
wreck of the Maine from Havana Ian
Dor. The army wants s2750OO to
equip coast artillery stations. The
urgent deficiency bill will be report
ed next week II will also contain an
item of 100000 for mileage expenses
of members of the presen, congress
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-12-18
BEST on Earth"

This is the verdict of r. ]. Howell,
Tracy, o.. who bought Foleys Honey
and Tar Compound for his wife," Her
case was the worst have ever seen
and looked like a sure case OF con-
sumption. Her lungs were sore and
she coughed almost necessarily and
her voice was hoarse and weak. Fo-
leys Honey and Tar Compound
brought relief at once and less than
three bottles effected a complete cure"
Without opiates or harmful drugs of
any kind Foley's Honey and Tar Com
pound stops coughs and cures colds
Do not accept any substitute.-Cole's
Pharmacy.