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Marriage license issued at Mt. Vernon : Wilber H. Goodley, 23, of Springfield and Miss Mattie E. Brew, 18, of Kansas Page 4: Mary E. Jaquith sues to divorce Charles D. Jaquith. Her maiden name was Miss Mary E. Hayes and they were married February 4, 1891. She is the daughter of Policeman Pat Hayes. They have a child Charles Julian Jaquith, aged two.
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Elizabeth Kern sues to divorce John Kern. 'John B. Featherston, an Englishman, was granted citizenship. Thomas B. Henderson sues to divorce Nancy E. Henderson. Melvina Walker sues to divorce C. M. Walker. They were married 1
last. June in Christian county ..
SATURDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 22, 1894 -- LEADER
Page 1: The following estates are in probate: . G. P. Bailey William E. Rose S. Harris Gustone Weber et al.
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Benett Killingsworth Samuel S. Vinton Charles E. Riley Isaac Dyer Margaret Dyer John E. Craig H. C. Young James Dumars
Page 2: Mary E. Jaquith sues to divorce Charles D. Jaquith.
Page 5: Miss Nell O'Donald and Mr. George Knott of Wichita Falls, Texas, were married Wednesday at the home of the bride's parents Mr. and Mrs. O'Donald on New street. Will Knott of Keokuk, Iowa, attended. [Article lists the guests.]
Sunday SATURDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 23, 1894 -- DEMOCRAT
Page 5: Marriage license: Frank Goodson, 18, and Miss Frankie Emmerson,
18 .. : :. Page 6: There is an account of a wedding but most of, the article is torn away. Mrs. P. T. Shadburn and daughter Pearl departed last evening for Lebanon, Ill., to visit Mrs. Shadburn's parents.
Mrs. H. S. Wolfe of Joplin died after she was given an overdose She leaves w husband and two children.
of morphine.
SUNDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 23, 1894 -- REPUBLICAN
Page 7: Miss Nellie O'Donald and Mrs. George Knott, both of Springfield, They will live in Texas. [The article describes the
were married. .decorations. ]
Miss Hattie Burden, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. D. Burden of Ohio, and Mr. F. A. Z. Kumter were married September 20.
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The following estates are in probate:
William E. Rose J. W. Harris -- M. E. Harris is the widow
Gustave Weber et al. Bennett Killingsworth
Samuel S. Vinton
Charles E. Riley
Isaac and Margaret Dyer James Dumars
H. C. Young
MONDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 24, 1894 -- LEADER
TUESDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 25, 1894 -- DEMOCRAT
Page 5: Marriage license: George B. Vaughan and Miss Ella M. Powers. W. L. Monteer, 21, and Miss Ellen McGinty, 18. A. M. D. Gilmore and Miss Nora Moore, both of Ash Grove. [A. Gilmore, M.D. ] Edwin T. Robberson, 8, son of Walter B. Robberson corner of Jefferson and Calhoun streets, died yesterday. Child of J. P. Alden of south Campbell street died. Child of Mr. Moore of 406 Pickwick place died.
TUESDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 25, 1894 -- REPUBLICAN
Page 2: Marriage license: W. L. Monteer, 21, and Miss Ella McGinty, 18, both of Springfield.
[or A. Gilmore, M. D .??? ] Marriage license: A. M. D. Gilmore, 23, and Miss Nora Moore, 18, both of Ash Grove. · Marriage license: George B. Vaughan, over 21, and Mrs. Ella M. Powers, over 18, both of Springfield.
Marriage license: A. B. Wilhoit, 21, of Springfield, and Miss Nettie Copeland, 18, of Billings.
. Page 3: The infant of 'Mr. Moore of 406 South alley died and was buried in the country.
Thomas Walsh, infant son of Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Walsh, 1513 Euclid avenue, died yesterday and will be buried in the Catholic cemetery. The infant of Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Alder on South Campbell street died and was buried in Maple Park cemetery.
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TUESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 25, 1894 -- LEADER Page 8: There is a poem in memory of Georgie Moore who died September 22, aged six months.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 26, 1894 -- DEMOCRAT
Page 3: A deed of adoption was filed yesterday wherein Mary' Ann Price gave her daughter Jessie to Mr. Wilkerson. Page 5: Mrs. Dolers MeCullagh, for whom McCullagh cottage at Drury
oollege was named, died at Worcester, Mass.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 26, 1894 -- REPUBLICAN
Page 3: Daughter born to Otto Mayer on Florence street.
Edwin T. Robberson, 4, son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Robberson '
died and will be buried in Maple Park cemetery.
George W. Wilkekrson has adopted Jessie Price, daughter of Mary ·
Ann Price who gives her consent. The deed of adoption was filed for record.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 26, 1894 -- LEADER
Page 1: Mr. A. M. D. Gilmore and Miss Nora Moore, both of Ash Grove, were married last evening. [A. Gilmore, M.D.]
Page 8: Daughter born to George Collins of College street, a printer on the Democrat.
THURSDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 27, 1894 -- DEMOCRAT
Page 2: Ben Austin, a blacksmith at Noel, Mo., was shot and killed by a
Seneca · Indian.
Page 3: R. L. Campbell is suing George L. McElhany concerning some
dealings over a lot on Boonville street owned by R. L. McElhany and conveyed .. by him to R. J. McEIhany. [This is. a long article. ]
A. P. Bray sues to divorce Katie V. Bray. John Shackelford was killed by a train between .Deerfield and
Clayton Tuesday. He lived in Vernon county and has a wife and several
He was not more than 40.
children. B. F. Crother died in Joplin after eating a poisonous mushroom.
He leaves a wife and seven children. Marriage license: Charles F. Priddy and Miss'Essie L. Tatum of
Willard. They were married yesterday. Marriage license: E. R. Sadler and Miss Mollie E. Hart. He'is
a young druggist with Overstreet. Marriage license: Oscar Rosback and Miss Flora P. McCluer. Miss McCluer is the daughter of the late Rev. M. M. McCluer.
Marriage license: James Tunnell, 23, and Miss Julia Jones; 19. Daughter born yesterday to Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Collins of 812 College street.
THURSDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 27, 1894 -- REPUBLICAN
Page 3: Marriage license: Oscar Rosback, 21, and Miss Flora P. McCluer, -
18, both of Springfield.
Marriage license: James Tunnell, 12, and Miss Julia Jones, 19; both of Springfield. Marriage license: Edward R. Sadler, 25, and Miss Mollie Hart, 20, both of Springfield. Marriage license: Charles N. Priddy, 31, of Springfield and Miss Ella L. Tatum, 21, of Willard. [Essie L. Tatum]
: · Jesse Beshears, 70, residing six miles east of Springfield, died yesterday and was buried near Turner station. He was born in Virginia and came to Greene county as a small boy.
Daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. George Collins, 810 College street. 4 Son born to Mr. and Mrs. William Penland on West Webster street. Charles N. Priddy of Springfield and Miss Essie L. Tatum of
Willard were married yesterday.
A. M. D .. Gilmore and Miss Nora Moore, both from Ash Grove, were . married Tuesday. Page 4: A. P. Bray divorced Katie V. Bray.
THURSDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 27, 1894 -- LEADER
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FRIDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 28, 1894 -- DEMOCRAT
Page 2: B. F. Crather of Joplin, Mo:, died from eating toadstools.
Page 3: Marriage license: A. S. Watson and Miss Mattie Blair. Marriage license: P. S. Trusler and Miss Minnie May Prescott. Edith Cunningham, an orphan being cared for by her aunt Mrs. J.
H. Hedges at 576 Webster street, died yesterday. 11 Page 8: Henry Rhoades divorced Colina Rhoades. They were married in
'1884 in Nebraska.
FRIDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 28, 1894 -- REPUBLICAN
·Page 1: B. F. Crather died last night in Joplin from eating toadstools. Page. 3: B. F. Austin, about 40, a white man, was killed Monday near Tiff City, Mo. , by Tom Crawford, an Indian. Austin leaves a wife and several children.
Marriage license: A. S. Watson, 21, and Miss Mattie Blair, 18,
both of Springfield.
Marriage license: P. S. Trusler, 21, and Miss Minnie May
Prescott, 18, both of Springfield. Page 4: Henry Rhoads divorced Calinda F. Rhoads. They were married May 16, 1884, in Elk Horn, Nebraska.
FRIDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 28, 1894 -- LEADER
Page 5: Mr. R. Lapsley, 67, died September 28 at the home of his son-in-law E. P. Norris on Springfield avenue and will be buried in Hazelwood cemetery.
Page 8: Mrs. George W. Fishburn and her children are in this city visiting their parents Judge and Mrs. M. Oliver.
SATURDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 29, 1894 -- DEMOCRAT
Page 3: Robert Lapsley, 67, of 1959 Springfield avenue died yesterday and will be buried in Hazelwood cemetery.
Page 4: John Gott and Maud Gibbs, both of Springfield, were married at Ozark Saturday. Page 8: William R. Lapsley, 67, died September 28 at the home of his son-in-law E. P. Norris. He will be buried in Hazelwood cemetery.
SATURDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 29, 1894 -- REPUBLICAN
Page 3: A two day old infant at the Industrial Home died and was buried in Hazelwood cemetery.
W. R. Lapsly, 67, died September 28 at the home of his son-in- law E. P. Morris and will be buried in Hazelwood cemetery.
SATURDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 29, 1894 -- LEADER
Page 5: Miss Ella McGinty and Mr. W. L. Montier were married Tuesday at the residence of the bride's brother Mr. Campbell Vinton.
Miss Minnie Prescott and Mr. Philip Trussler were married Tuesday. The bride is
· the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Prescott of Boonville street.
Miss May McCleary and Mr. Bentley Rountree were married September 27 at the home of the bride's parents Mr. and Mrs. James McCleary in Berryville, Ark.
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Miss Etna Risser and Mr. A. T. Moore will be married October 9th at the home of the bride's parents Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Risser of North Manchester, Indiana.
SUNDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 30, 1894 -- DEMOCRAT
Page 2: Miss Addie May McCleary and Bentley Rountree were married at' the home of the bride's parents in Berryville, Ark.
Son born to Prof. and Mrs. W. T. Carrington of Mexico, Mo.
Marriage license:
William Horton and Lizzie Snare of Lawn, Mo.
D. V. Ault of Van Buren and Miss May Stephens were married .
yesterday at the residence of Mrs. L. B. Perkins.
Mrs. G. W. Fishburn and son left last, evening for their home in Kansas City after a pleasant visit to Mrs. Fishburn's parents Judge and Mrs. M. ' Oliver.
Page 6: Miss Ella McGinty and Mr. W. L. Monteer were married Tuesday at the home of the bride's brother Mr. Campbell Vinton on West Walnut street. The bride's mother lives at Strafford. Miss Minnie Prescott and Mr. Phil Trusler were married Tuesday. The bride's parents live on Boonville street.
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Miss Flora McCluer.and Mr. Oscar Rosback were married Wednesday at the home of the bride south of the city. The groom's parents live on Monroe street. Miss Etna Risser, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Risser of North Manchester, Ind., and Mr. A. Thomas Moore will be married Monday, October. 8. J. S. Ambrose of Springfield and Miss Mattie Green of Lamar, Mo., will be married October 3.
Capt. Boyden died.
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SUNDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 30, 1894 -- REPUBLICAN
Page 1: Capt. Boyderi, 73, died September 29 at Neosho. He was one of the oldest citizens of Newton county.
Page 5: Miss Flora McCluer and Mr. Oscar Rosback were married Wednesday. Mr. Phil Trusler and Miss Minnie Prescott were married
Wednesday. The bride's parents live on Boonville street.
Miss Ella McGinty and Mr. W. L. Monteer were married Tuesday. Mr. A. Thomas Moore of Springfield and Miss Etna Risser of North Indiana, will be married Monday, October 8.
Manchester, Mr. Bentley Rountree of Springfield and Miss May McCleary were married Thursday at he home of Mr. and Mrs. James McCleary of Berryville,. Ark. Page 6: The following estates are in probate: Sarah A. Gibson David G. Boyd Seymour P. and Charles Tracey Ralph McGinty James McGinty David Walker D. V. Ault of Van Buren, Ark., and 'Miss May Stephens of Springfield were married yesterday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Perkins. Capt. E. Boyden, father of Mrs. Ed Mccullough, died yesterday at
Neosho. He formerly lived in Springfield.
Daughter born September 24 to Prof. W. T. Carrington at Mexico, Mò. : Marriage license: D. V. Ault, 21, of Van Buren, Ark., and Miss May Stephens, 18, of Springfield.
Marriage license: William Horton, over 21, and Mrs. Lizzie Snare, over 21, both of Lawn, Greene county.
I do not have the Leader for October, November, December 1894.
TUESDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 2, 1884 -- DEMOCRAT
Part of this issue is torn away.
Page 3 :. A stranger was run over and killed by a freight train Sunday at Republic.
Charles W. Crawford died. **
Page 5: R. L. McElhany has entered suit against G. L. McElhany to prevent G. L. McElhany from selling the property on the corner of Benton avenue and Lynn streets where R. L. McElhany now lives.
Amanda M. Aiken divorced John M. Aiken. Her maiden name was Greene. .Mr. Mayes, about 30, died yesterday at his home on East Elm
street. James Brad and Mrs. Artelia Crane, both of Mumford, were married .
[James Brand]
yesterday. Daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. J. Q. Brown on South Main street. Del Kelsey of West Walnut' street died and was buried in Maple. Park cemetery. William B. Wagen of Lake Providence, La., died at the home of Capt .. C. D. Benton on East Elm street. He was buried in Hazelwood cemetery. [Wagers]
TUESDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 2, 1894 -- REPUBLICAN
Page 3: Charles W. Crawford died. ** James Brand and Miss Artelia Crane, both from Mumford, were married yesterday.
J. R. Howe and Miss Gertrude Jennings, both of Springfield,
were married last Sunday. George T. Hopkins and Miss Minnie McPherson, both from Bishop, were married on September 26. - William B. Wages, 33, died at the home of Capt. Benton on East Elm street and will be buried in Hazelwood cemetery. Del Kelsey, about 18, died at the home of his mother on West
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Democrat
TUESDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 2, 1894.
A LONG LIFE ENDED.
Chas. W. Crawford Dies in His 09th Year.
He Was an old aud Respected Oitizen.
Was Once Collector of Greene County. A Brief Sketch of Illa Life.
Charles W. Orswford died. yesterday morning about 7o'clock after an flinem of several weeks. His death was not a turprins' hod Sunday afternoon it .weq. known that his and was near. He was one of the oldest and most highly r+- spected citizens of Greene county and his death is greatly regretted by his friends throughout this section. His funeral will take place to-day at 3 o'clock. He will be buried in the fam- ily cemetery.
Clisrles W. Crawford was born Oeto- ber 14, 1625, and was. therefore, 69 years old. He was the son of Charles and Lucy (McNeil) Crawford. of Rob- ertoon county, Tennessee, where be was born and where ins parents rest. The deceased was educated in the pub- ; lic schools of Tennessee and at Walnut !i
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academy in Robertson county. Much of bis life was devoted to school teach- ing. He first taught schoot in 1:32 und continued until 1-57 when be closed his last sebool in Cheatban county, Tennessee, and on april 28, of the same year he came . to this city which has practically been his home ever since. Soon after n.º arriva. here he married Sallie M., daughter of John Il. and Nancy M. (Hollandi Jermuizen and then went back to Tennesse but in November, 1-37, be came back to Springfield and remained with his father-in-law until June. 1858, when he went down to Washington county and took charge of a school there called Union institute which he conducted until 1861. In the first part of 1862 be came back to Springfield apd lived upon a farm until 1864 wber . be be- came clerk in the quarantine depart- ment of the United States army whose beadquarters were then in this city. He retained this position until the close of 'the civil war. After the war and uutil 1575 be was again engaged in teaching school. In 1871 be bought a farm two miles east of town and on the St. Louis road on which he has re- sided ever since and on which be died. Mrs. Crawford died in 1882, leaving slx boys and one girl. In 1980 he was elected collector of Greene county and filled the place to the satisfaction of all. A. B. Crawford, bis son, acted aa his deputy. Mr. Crawford was a Muson and a man of high standing and strict honor of late years his health has been bad and much of his time has been spent in traveling.
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Walnut street and was buried in Maple Park cemetery.
Marriage license: James Brand, 21, and Miss Artelia Crane, 13,
both of Mumford. Mrs. Phebe Foster, mother of the bride, gave her consent.
Page 4: Amanda M. Aitken divorced John M. Aitken. They were married.' November 3, 1893, in Greene county.
Republic.
Frank Eastman,. 32, died yesterday in Kansas City. He willtbe buried in Peoria, Ill. He was an engineer on the Memphis route.
DEATH OF C. W. GRIWPORA.
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One of The First Robeel Trerbien !a Springtel.
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Was Flerted County Coflester ta' 1 44l .. the Nesak Prostitutes.
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lie removed In ' heelsville.
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after January. ) =. Mr framford returned. L Spriup!
of his father .ale with. Mepie .....
Florida a'l from then went to Xest- ville. . Toan . bl . mative city. Hh
turned to Springfield . After remain- Ing here & short time Mr. Crawford went to Denroc, where It was hoped
Belal > Daring a stay of two montba La gradually www www. and re- Cbrmed to Ih farsi tde ml'es cast, of thin ries.
'The funeral will take pless from his realdusce et & o'clock that after bonn under ausplers of the Masonke I fraternity, assiated by key. C. V. ( rias, of Grace M E. church
Charles W. Crawford was born.lo Robertson coasty, Tomi Opeber 16. 1.25, and his parents are buried then
be said bis. property and parchased n . form two miles call of sprintfeld! on the AS Long Fried. fard ... . » «punti and in 1800 he was checked courty cel- lenter on thes theket; was a promlecat Buonchne been secretary of lodge and wa- regarded by all as an upright of. Och 1 and a thorough gratisman. Mr. Crawford Love in 100 .. M .M danghter, the .. most prominent some belag A R. Crawford, iste rechter of the American Netload! bank, sad Rev. Charles D. Crawford: of Crested Batte. Col. Mra C. W. Crawford died' Ju'y 1 :. 1^:
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WEDNESDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 3, 1894 -- DEMOCRAT
Page 3: Marriage license: John Meaner, 24, and Miss Pearl Ross, .19. [John .. Weaver and Pearl Rose]
Mary Smith, 6, daughter of Henry Smith who lives five miles
south of the city, died yesterday. Charles W. Crawford died and was buried in the graveyard on
the family farm. Benjamin Mitchell divorced Mackie Mitchell.
Page 8: George P. Ortner died at LosCerrillos, New Mexico. He was a son of George F. Ortner who lives near Marshfield.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 3, 1894 -- REPUBLICAN
Page 3: Benjamin Mitchell divorced Mackie Mitchell.
Marriage license: John Weaver, 24, and Miss Pearl Rose, 19, both of Springfield. Page 4: Peter Culey, 69, an old citizen of Gresham, died Tuesday. He was an Englishman by birth. He leaves a wife and several children.
THURSDAY MORNING,' OCTOBER 4, 1884 -- DEMOCRAT
Page 3: James H. H. Morris, 14, son of F. M. Morris, died yesterday.
Ralph Driden, 4, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Driden, died
yesterday at Catawissa and will be buried here in Maple Park cemetery! Page 5: Nettie Hach divorced August Hach. They have a child. Mr. Hach
operated a bakery. [This is a long article. ]
R. W. Cline sues to divorce Elenor Cline. They were married .December 17, 1893. She had been married three times before. At the time of her marriage to Mr. Cline her name was Scoville.
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Mr. Crawford received most of his ed- Bes tion as Walnut academy in bio es- tier counts, and began toschlag ahol la .15 . continuing vatil inst. when he ! -
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con ed hisfinns about in Tennessee: Chestbaw county. Va April ja. 153 ;. Mr. Crawford reached Spring Beld. where he shortly afterwards married Mr. Mine M. Holland, daughter ! John H. amt Nancy M fllolland) Jer- algan, and then returned to Teatra. Me In November. 1.5 :. le tribene!
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ULths wir desed_ Mr. Crawford then Beld would Inte. being one of the first teacheri in this section, but did not!
A stranger was killed by a freight train yesterday near
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Mrs. Edith B. Turner, 85, died yesterday at John Pickle's farm near Henderson in Webster county. She and her husband, John Turner, settled on the James river ten miles east of Springfield some 40 years ago. . She had 14 children, nine of whom survive her. Her husband died during the war. . Marriage license: J. W. Burton of Wapello, Iowa, and Miss Pearl Lawson of. Springfield.
Marriage license: J. N. Curbow of Christian county and Miss
Nora V. Sanders of Republic. Marriage license: Robert A. Wiseman and Mrs. Christiana Morris, both of Fair Grove.
THURSDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 4, 1894 -- REPUBLICAN
Page 3: Marriage license: Robert A. Wiseman, over 21, and Mrs.
Christiana S, Morris, over 18, both of Springfield.
Marriage license: James N. Curbow, 21, of Griffin, Christian
county, and Miss Nora V. Sanders, 16, of Republic.
Marriage license: W. Burton, 21, of Ottumwa, . Mapello county, Iowa, and Miss Pearl Lawson, 18, 'of Springfield.
Mrs. Edith Turner died. **
O. A. Whitcomb died Thursday in Dorchester, Neb. He was formerly a painter and paper-hanger in Springfield. He was a former federal · soldier. James Morris, 14, died yesterday and will be buried in
Hazelwood cemetery.
, Ralph Dryden, nearly 4 1/2 years old, died yesterday in'
Catawissa, Mo., where he was visiting. He was the son of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. . Dryden of Springfield. He will be buried in Maple Park cemetery.
' Page 4: John W. Robertson and Miss Etta Lawing, both of Ozark, were granted a marriage license in St. Louis.
R. W. Cline sues to divorce Elenor Cline. They were married December 27,' 1894, in Taney county .. Her name was Coville before the marriage. . . Mrs. Nettie Hach sues to divorce August G. Hach. They were married April 25, 1893, in Fort Smith. They have a son Ruffner Hach, seven years. old.
Mrs. W. J. Miller of East Elm street went to Greenup, Ill., to visit her sister, Mrs. Hattie Gibson, whom she has not seen for thirty years.
ever since she asspe to Greene county. At the age of . 14
the charsb sod has been a consistent med ber up to death. . Hier bestond det during the war. The remains will be laterred today by the side of her hus- band lạ the family cemetery .. . -
Mr Faith Terner, familiarly called
Lørdag, sowieg at, thi Looe uf Der
-0.4. Waltconk formerty - e palater abd paper hanger In Bprinctold, died of stomach trouble in Dorchester. Net, last Thursday." The deceased formerly resided on Soulb tifant atreel. where bo owas a house and lot beton account of lil bealth removed to Not ranka about two years ago. Mr. Wait- comb wes an ax-federal soldier and at one Lime was a' member of Capt. John Matthewe post
Mn. Turmer was born in Middle Ten- in hes moulded In. Com
. James Morris, agod is years, dipu yesterday of epilepsy and the remains will be entered in Hazelwood ceme-" tery today.
Haiph, soo of Mr., and Mra J A Drydan. died yesterday of diphtheria at the home' of Mra. William Whit worth, lo Catawima, Ma. where he wan viaiting. Ralph was nearly 4% rean old and the remains will arrive here this morning The lutermett will be in Maple Fark Cemetery.
Kod Mary Dillard Last Jun a large trumber of friends and rode. Ures odletreated her alghip-Las MMIN' y at Tarmer station Mr. Tuner
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FRIDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 5, 1894 -- DEMOCRAT
Page 3: . Ralph Driden, 4, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Driden of 704 Locust street, died and was buried in Maple Park cemetery.
Page 4: Marriage license: Charles Lewis and Mrs. Jennie Lewis. They were married last night.
Marriage license: E. S. Skinner and Miss Rebecca Reed of Walnut Grove. Marriage license: Robert L. Bird and Miss Ida Robberson of.
Willard.
Elenor Cline contests the divorce suit filed by her husband R. W. Cline against her.
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The Republican for Friday, October 5, 1894, is missing.
SATURDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 6, 1894 -- DEMOCRAT
Page 2: A train wreck on the Frisco near Smithfield, Mo., caused the death of Mike Ketchum, engineer; Charles Warren, fireman, and John Hummell, engineer. Page 3: J. W. Moss sues to divorce Fannie Moss. Mary N. Maxwell sues to divorce W. G. D. Maxwell. Son born to Dr. John E. Warden. Marriage license: J. O. Stow and Miss Mattie Roberts, both of Palace.
SATURDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 6, 1894 -- REPUBLICAN
Page 2: Mike Ketchum, engineer, Charles Warren, fireman, and Hummell, brakeman, were killed in a train wreck October 4 at Smithfield west of
Carthage.
Page 3: Mrs. L. J. Dunning has gone to Polk county for the wedding of her brother Andrew Crothers.
Marriage license: J. O. Stow, 21, and Miss Mattie Roberts, 18, both of Palace, Greene county.
Page 4: Most of this page is missing.
SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 7; 1894 -- DEMOCRAT
Page 2: The six month old son of. Stephen Blakey died yesterday.
J. W. Johnson, a conductor on the Memphis route, died in
Phoenix, Ariz., and will be buried here. His brother is B. B. Johnson, 773 .
Mt. Vernon street.
Page 3: Marriage license: Frank P. Johnson and Alice M. Jones.
Marriage license: Frank Easton, 19, and Miss Cecil Simmons, 15,
both of Willard. Both had their parents' consent.
Marriage license: R. E. Garrison, 21, and Lena Menganhouse, 7. Marriage license: Charles E. Harris of Needmore and Miss Annie Hampton of Brookline.
Marriage license: John W. Pipkin, 20, and Miss Manie. Rimmer,
17. [John W. Pippin and Maude Rimmer]
Marriage license: Walter Quick and Mrs. Virginia L. Reynolds.
Page 6: Miss Mattie Green and Mr. J. S. Ambrose of Springfield were . married Wednesday at the home of the bride in Lamar, Mo. Robert Greene of. West Plains is brother of the bride.
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