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been found. Page 4: Twin daughters were born to Mr. and Mrs. Fred Felholm. Twin sons born to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Huntley.
GyBetort D. Patterson sad Mies Jes Nullings, bock 'of' Planoand Buy" Greene county, were waited la Ir
day .. The ceremony was performed by Judge Feth. The jadro did not refuse to trim the bride but she never gave him so fort tation sor an opportunity. F. M. Collier age 20, to Mim Hur J.
C. T. Breedlove are N. to Me Minale & Johnson. ag+ 50.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, MARCH 21, 1894 -- DEMOCRAT
Page 3: ' Ivah Pearl Wilson died Sunday.
in Springfield. R. N. Joy and Miss Minnie Davidson of Exeter were married Sunday
[Jay] .
Page 5: 'Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Sheppard celebrated their 25th wedding anniversary. ** C. F. Breedlove, 24, and Miss Minnie E. Johnson, 20, were married yesterday in the Recorder's office.
Marriage license: Florence M. Collier, 29, of Ash Grove and
Miss Flora J. Pendergrass, 23. Marriage license: Robert D. Patterson, 21, and Ida Mullings, 18, both of Pleasant Hope: .
Mrs. Joseph Hoover, about 22, died yesterday. She lived several miles southeast of the city. She leaves an infant born ten days ago. .Page 8: Card of thanks for kindness at time of death of "our daughter Sarah Pearl Wilson, " signed by R. S. Wilson and family.
Married In d'e Recorder's Ofse.' C. F. Breedlove, 24, and Mije Minnie E. Johnson, 20, went into Recorder Wilson's office yesterday sad took out a marriage license. They decided to have the ceremony performed at onoe and Judge Fath's services were secured. wbo tied the knot with his usual dignity and grace.
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They Will Wed. Florence M. Collier. 29, of Ash Grove and Miss Flora J. l'endergrass, 23, are to be married Robert |1, l'atterson. "1. of Pleasant llope, and Ida Mullings, Is. of the same place, have taken out a marriage 11- cenąc.
Death of Mrs. Joseph Hoover. Mrs. Joseph Hoover, who lived sev- eral tiles southeast of the city, died yesterday. She was abont 22 years old and leaves an Infant which was born ten days ago.
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THEIR SILVER WEDDING.
Mr. and Mrs. Sheppard's Twenty- Fifth Wedding Anniversary.
Over Three Hundred People Pay Them Their Respects-Many Costly Presente Givea.
Yesterday was the twenty-fifth an- niversary of the marriage of Mr. and Mra. W. D. Sheppard and about 300 of the leading citizens of Springfield peld them their respecta and renewed their friendship.
Mrs. Sheppard and her charming daughter, Min Fannie, received the young people in the afternoon, and there was a constant stream of car- riages going to and from the elegant Sheppard residence on east Walnnt street.
In the evening the older friends of Mr. and Mrs. Sheppard gathered at their home and extended hearty con- gratulations on their twenty-five years of married bliss and wished their. neaith and prosperity for the future
The eutire bullding was thrown open und Kghted extensively. making reautiful scene from the matside and especially ou a night Wær last night in which nature herself dermed to do honor to the Sheppards
Nearly the whole house which was I almost one solid room, being thrown I thrown together by folding doora. was !
gracefully . decorated. , mith , fragrant | roses, lillies and tower of it khoa The towers were sent by their friends who seemed .to boy bandging the anniversary more than LEa Chepparda. 4 Dr. and Mrs. I.S. Tartartin doral design which rpostved many for- orable comments' Another was d Large doral horseshoe from Mr. sod Mrs. David . M. . Noo. .. Lillice
of .the. valley were more extensively used than any other flower. One notable feature was the presence of many aged friends of Mr. and Mrs. Sheppard. Many were there who scarcely ever go to a social function.
The refreshments were the choicest und daintest which could be procured and were of course highly enjoyed. Music of a high order of excellence was furnished by Day's mandolin club.
It took nearly a whole room on the recend floor to hold. all the presente received. A large portion of them were sent by Mrs. Sheppard's brothers and sisters, who reside in New England. fine silver clock was given by the ladies of the First Baptist church to Mrs. Sheppard.
Three of the guests last night, Mr. and Mrs. I. D. Sheppard, of this city, aud Mins R. N. Sheppard, of New Jer. sey, were present at the marriage of Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Sheppard at Tewksburyy. Mass., twenty-five years ago. Mr. Will Sheppard, the only son. is attending Harvard university and could not attend.
W. D. Sheppard is one of the leading financiers of the city, and I always among the leaders for progress, for im- provement or for charity. Mra. Shep- pard is counted among the ladies of the city who are constantly doing acts of kindness and helping others. 'She is a leader in society and counts her friends by the score.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, MARCH 21, 1884 -- REPUBLICAN
Page 1: .Judge M. V. Messick, 57, of Cedar county drowned Saturday in the Sac river at Nichols ford. He was a Methodist preacher.
Page 3: Twins born to Fred Felholm.
Twins born to Charles Huntley.
. Daughter born yesterday to Mr. and Mrs. Lemaster of West Elm
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R. D. Patterson and Miss Ida Mullins, both of Pleasant Hope,
were married yesterday in Springfield.
Marriage license: Robert D. Patterson, 21, and Miss Ida
Mullings, 18, both of Pleasant Hope.
Marriage license: C. F. Breedlove, 24, and Miss Minnie Johnson, 23, both of Greene county. .
Marriage license: Florence M. Collier, 29, and Miss Flora J. - Pendergrass, 23, both of Ash Grove.
Mrs. Joe Hoover died. * D. F. McCardy died. ** [McCurdy]
Mrs. Mattie C. Harris died. ** · John W. Walker died. **
. Page 4: Card of thanks for kindness at time of death of "our daughter Ivah Pearl Wilson, " signed by R. S. Wilson.
.Mrs. R. A. Wiseman of Nichols Junction died. She formerly lived. at Fair Grove.
Daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Williams of Galloway. Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Sheppard celebrated their silver wedding anniversary. **
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SILVER WEDDING.
At the Home of Mr. and time. D. D.f . Shoppe
T Keskrod Latlied Guests.
Yesterday , the the ively-11ib in . pirecary of the-marriage of -MT. - tad Mra W. D Sheppard sad the occasion . se.taken for a most elegant reorption of their may friends in the city .. Damiof the afternoon Mra. and Mim Sheppard were at home to their lady pard gave blemishtante to the enter. tainment of the comprar which had been sugmented by the arrival of the Fallantry of the city. Altogether there were present over three hundred in. viled garmin
bride sad groom came to the city from their former house at Tow kebary,
Prosperous and happy. Fertame bas favored them and they are now blemed with one of the pleasantest and most elegant himes iu the city .: Tha deour- itions for the occasion were elegant ISvery mastri, chandaller , and table press ted tastefully arranged displayo of potted plants cut flowers and trail. log rines. These wire contributed for the occasion by friends and neighbors in the frost parlor was an elaborate home she a . leof pink and listew. bracing a cluster of white roses, pre- wwwted by Mr. and Mrs Nos, Mr. and MN. W. C. Peck and Dr. Tel.
Upon a table in one of the chambers Was displayed a magnificent array of presenta consisting of cut phile uivar dishes, and vases of such variety that It would le imp. esibir to particularize fally. In tho reoler of the table was as elegant clock, the gift of the ladies of ibe First Baptist church to Mr Sheppard. The lady's brothers and aten of New Eugiaud . remembered ber with a large number of choice
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DEATH'S DOLEAL
Domles of Mrs. Jos Saover pod Mm- Mattie C. Harris-Other Dasthe-
death of Mra. Joi Hoover, who died at ber home Are miles sontheart of the
at his home, fre miles north of the ow and tire sons' He was .- member af the L & Reed Post O. A. R., of Fo- come - Bit rousdne were leterred fa ML Comfort cemetery.
Mr. Mattie C. Harris, wife of J. A. Harris, formerly a well knowa book binder of this city, died on the 12th Indt, at ber home in Bas Diego, Cal., efter an ilinem of only two days of so affection of the heart Hbe was a als. tor-la-law of Capt a. M. Epley and a cousin of Copt James R Muner.
John W. Walker, an old settler. well
counties died of paralysie a few days ago at his home- seven and onehalf miles south of Nparte. He was buried with Mesoale honors st Linden. lle Wan & veteran of the Mexices war and brother-in-law of How. Joha Hors- besk, of Sparta.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, MARCH 21, 1894 -- LEADER
Page 1: Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Sheppard celebrated their silver wedding
anniversary. [This is a long article but it gives little information. ]. .
Page 2: Miss Louisa Laird, 18, burned to death near Mineral Springs. She was fighting a forest fire. Page 4: The 3 year old child of C. M. McClain corner of Chase and Fort streets, died this morning and will be buried in Hazelwood cemetery.
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THURSDAY MORNING, MARCH 22, 1894 -- DEMOCRAT
Page 3: The two year old child of C. M. McLain, 1103 Chase street, died yesterday and will be buried in Hazelwood cemetery.
Thomas A. Kise of Springfield and Lena DeFriese were married at the home of the bride's parents [in Marshfield?]
W. D. Harkins and Miss M. D. Highfill of Bolivar were married yesterday in Springfield. Page 5: Judge M. V. Messick of Cedar county drowned Friday in the Sac river at the Nichols ford. He was a Methodist minister.
THURSDAY MORNING, MARCH 22, 1894 -- REPUBLICAN
Page 3: Thomas A. Kise of Springfield and Miss Lena DeFriese of Marshfield were married yesterday at the home of the bride's parents. Mrs. T. J. Boyd of Mt. Vernon died March 15.
The two year old son of Will Burns died and was buried in South Hazelwood cemetery. '
J. W. Kennedy and Miss Sarah Dulin were married yesterday.
' W. D. Harkins and Miss M. D. Highfill, both of Bolivar, were married yesterday. · Marriage license: Lewis Small; 22', and Miss Joan Lair, 16, both
of Springfield. Marriage license: T. A. Kise, 22, öf Springfield and Mrs. L. L. 53.
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DeFriese, 20, of Marshfield. Marriage license: W. D. Harkins, 24, and Miss M. D. Highfill, both of Bolivar. Marriage license: J. W. Kennedy and Miss Sarah Dulin, both of. Springfield ..
THURSDAY EVENING, MARCH 22, 1894 -- LEADER
Page 1: Marriage licenses issued. ** Capt. James B. Homan died. ** Three marriages were performed. ** Page 2: The two year old son of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Korba' of Lawrence county was terribly scalded when he fell into a boiler of hot water and died Monday.
Judge M. V. Messick of Cedar county was drowned Friday. in the
Sac river.
Page 4: R. A. Sayers died. He was a prominent citizen of Republic, Mo. Mrs. R. S .. Campbell of Carthage came to Springfield to hear Col. Bob Ingersoll lecture. Mrs. Campbell is Mr. Ingersoll's niece.
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Cart. J., B. Homes, 13 UM THE
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fully for, bis Large family, only pro- vested klm tom socumalasing wealth gad property. He prided himself upo
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dent of the Pilots Amociation Wilted mach prause from his brothers
tens't then be, sad he has been tys upon the board of director in the de
leans, be harjag bone a steam boat captals and river pilet on the Man's- atppi river, from bis boy hood, over forty years, and at the time of bis dost's tone president of the Ohio and
He was one of the oldest and bows! traowa steam boat men on the Hier- mimed from the wort of the comet- stlos, or the wheel, or hurricane doty than will the cob jest of this sketch.
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Linked For Lde. W. D. Harkins, age :1. soJ Hus M. D. Highall both of lulivas, were relied in marriage la Krounder Will. kas was used by Judge lash and the happy couple went their way rejon'inK. J W. Komedy and Mim Sarab Du.
by Justice Fath, and though the groom agile sind bad soch high besin on bis bow bưởi thái thẻ jadge made a) st- tempi to eta' s kime from the bride. .
T. A. Ele, of the city, and Mies Less I .. DePretas. of Marchfeld, ca. wood the matrimonial plate yesterday. The trees bạn promidiar young men. u the body is so secomplished and L'r to look upon that any ine mighi
"City ut New Orleans," from her first trip unu; sluat one year ago. when he began failing is health. and .L. the! ! ! at the. poren
His last trip being to New Orleans un the government steamer, Mississippi,
Licensed to Marry. .$ Lewis Small. 11 and Mim Joun Pair. 14: both of the city. J. W. Kennedy. N and Mim Barah Dalla, Ma both of Springtold. Guthrie, 16; both of Ash Grove.
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members of his family now rose Ho la of a large family and several of bis brothers service him He to the father of twelve children, see of when for Five kiw. the all juenger belor still at how The !or soldral tring dough. tar, ut Mra Ferry smith, uf batik. Wok, Mr. J. F. Muchim, of Mpring. Bold, Mo , MIL Dr. R. W. Kim, & M Inula, and Mise Inlay Homasa who to with Mr. WWW. Ler undret wastes at Sratt .. . ....
Capl Humber mas a loral Inead kind Lesband and most indulgebi and devoted father. He was man of es- taurdinary al.'ity being bighly cos. ! Teresni with all tupics of the day, and kept bluelf well posted rodiny sed Mudying a great deal, and was knows a one of the baif doses A 1 Hiver web ou the Mississippi Fire!
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Page 5: . Nellie Hall sues to divorce Archie Hall. They were married in 1
FRIDAY MORNING, MARCH 23, 1894 -- DEMOCRAT 1886. Joseph C. Doran sues to divorce Phoebe Doran. .. William Wilson, about 30, a brick mason, died yesterday at 226 West Madison street from consumption. He will be buried in the Catholic cemetery.
18, both of Ash Grove. Marriage license :. Robert K. Boyd, 22, and Miss Fannie Guthre, .
[Guthrie]
20, of this county. Marriage license: . John Anderson, 22, and Miss Little Daugherty,
his wife. The will of Daniel Considine was filed for probate. It mentions
It also mentions Johanna Considine and Florence Coady, and Kate and Margaret Considine.
FRIDAY MORNING, MARCH 23, 1894 -- REPUBLICAN
Page 1: Fred Young drowned last Thursday when crossing the Dean ford on the Marmaton river [near Nevada, Mo. ]
Page 2: The will of Daniel Considine was recorded. **
Page 3: Nellie Hall sues to divorce Archie Hall. They were married . November 24, 1886, in' Greene county. They have a daughter, Lena, now 4 1/2 years old.
November 15, 1893. Joseph C. Doran sues to divorce Phoebe Doran. They were married'
married Wednesday. J. W. Kennedy and Miss Sarah Dulin, both of Springfield, were
20, both of Springfield. Marriage license: John Anderson, 22, and Miss Lillie Dougherty, [Daugherty]
Marriage license: ' Robert K. Boyd, 22, and Miss Fannie Guthrie, 18, both of Ash Grove.
William Wilson died. ** Mrs. Sallie Wright died. ** McCain child died. **
Page 4: Capt. James H. Homan, 62, died March 21 in St. Louis. *
. CONEIDINE'S WILL
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Disposed of tb. Property. Daniel Copaldies, who died suddenly ta the northern portion of the city re- costly, left . will,-dated May 22, 1898. cod sttested by F. C. Carran and J. H. Cosdy.
Willsara Wilson. wbo diet at 226 Madis. n street of consumptino. = fil be buried Saturday moralog to the Calbolic resuelery. Decorated with years old. and had jegl'a- wood home for FL Louis. He wn a virtim bf contraption.
11. 11. What's samletdos received De ws IPAD M: Versoo stating that May Belle Wrigha. Ind died at thet
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FRIDAY EVENING, MARCH 23, 1884 -- LEADER
Page 1: . J. O. McGuire, depot agent at Sparta, died March 22 of brain fever and was buried at Marionville.
Melinda J. Cobban sues to divorce James A. Cobban. They were married in December 1873, in Hamilton county, Ohio. Page' 4: John McElhanan, 87, of Cave Springs died of pneumonia
John Anderson, 22, and Miss Lilly Daugtery, 20, were granted a marriage license. [Daugherty ]
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Mr. Considine bequeathed to his Flow, Formelle, los 2. Franklin Square addition. At her death it re vart to . daughter, Mra. Mary Chal-
To Johanna Considine, But It. block 16, North Springdeld The Widow alne gul lot 19, block 28, Communidad street. After ber death
. To Wins' Porroce Cuadri a grand daughter, the west end of lot 12. Fruktto Square additive
SATURDAY MORNING, MARCH 24, 1894 -- DEMOCRAT
Page 3: Mrs: Melinda J. Cobban sues to divorce Prof. J. A. Cobban. They were married in December 1893 in Hamilton county, Ohio.
Mrs. E. M. "Belden and Dwight Kellogg . were married at.Fairfield,
Ohio. The bridegroom is 70. His previous wife died two years ago. Mrs ..
Belden lived in Carthage, Mo.
Charles Chester and Miss Lula Seat, 16, eloped to Aurora and
were married Thursday.
Page 5: A young child of J. A. Snow was found dead in bed yesterday at the family home corner Boulevard and Belt line.
SATURDAY MORNING, MARCH 24, 1884 -- REPUBLICAN
Page 3: Mrs. Melinda J. Cobban sues to divorce Prof: J. A. Cobban. They
were married December 30, 1873, in Hamilton county, Ohio. Page 4: ' D. F. McCurdy, about 60, died and was buried in Mt. Comfort cemetery. .
SATURDAY EVENING, MARCH 24, 1894 -- LEADER
Page 1: The three day old infant of J. A. Snow died yesterday. The Leader is under new management.
Page 4: Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Sheppard celebrated their silver wedding
anniversary. Page 2-A: There are biographical sketches of candidates. for various offices [all Democrats, I am sure] : **
W. T. Bigbee Lewis F. Pipkin P. H. Pentzer Rufus V. Bowden T. J. Wright William Naegler
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After e wigr atul tamir with the tur world and occupy ing a punition .. rierk in a sorrentile bonve, Mr. Bir- We bergsn buslara nu bis ews somnant io IN ?? and moon and a trade welling the rechange of flQu, tan per annum ' Owiog to a too close devotion to dal the health became impaired and Mr. Hirbee operat some time in Colorado sod Callforais. sud uju bis return be went Into the; banking business. is
laut, organizing the Consumerelal Bank, an Institutiona wiert was su no way af. fried by the late Busocial gale which wrecked au many enterprises all over
The Dreamratic nunsure for Mayur In. Jern s number of the rity roubei! ! from a Erput :. an ward for four yrare. ! alud hi- majority has sinais leen up In the century work. It was prest dent of the council for three years and refused reelection to thet Indy is order to be distintiarramed In his race for the municipal executive chair.
Mr. Higher introduced in the council the communication from the Central ..
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The Democratic Nomine's Per Cky Col. Lecter, and the Winner.
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Ve Pipkin was born September is
His education was .butmed from the publie mebooks and started to Great · ofert in the tersen tile badlooms asst J'TO where he became secociated with the wholesale and retail homme !!! Doling & Mokin
In 1968 Hr. Hopkin bought the star Howery store which he has for the post alee your run.luted with ane-
Mr. Plikin'a ciertas to the position "I collector was cutting last a proppe compliment to and a. how 'element of merit, and the filelity with which he he has atlecharged the duties of hte offre is a guarantee of what he will do In the future
. Mr. Hipkla has the faculty of took. Ing friends and. having mail. there in hippthem This a dom 1 . the store Pourlesy whichgrass a hlaofficialarts and 11 le on account of that trait of charse- Irr as well noblessela quone halde loterii ty that blare-election lub; be considered soured Hieloknown for avery old. ten ref NpringGeld al has dealings with the elty and all along t'a har lie bus friesde talldiy among the lkm+ orata, and thickly sprinkled startar the Bopublicome and Populista.
To my what wir. Flpkin to handsome Is unnecessary and to say that be less honest, hard worker 1. supr: Anous He hus arranged bis private affairs so that he cam devote bis entire attention to the dierbareil blo official dattes. a fact which is met tube lightly ronald. wyd ip choosiog an Incumbent for a
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ble Ilfe to the support of fl wipes mother and brotten · natural resajt. his early education
the death of bla mother to Vy 1046.
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swarded s medel by congress for the espeare of the tradquarters top of lien V. M Cockrell, of the C. K. A.
At the close of the war returned to bje home and to rlell life, was married
Inoucratie ticket as a member of the board of mounty roommiseivarre and ** chairman of the deader mou !! ter of that l-yard teti Conterutire feare and one year the president of it- board Wi.sir s rett 'er of tbs! ! ! the county was in Intraling . Det . bonded Jebt that amountrd lo pear tool stubberoly resisted until a curto. promise was effected which resulted in . saving of ore !!! so we to, his couply
When this matter was fully abd soully sellled to related to write linger on that hard and rematori buenp than for four Jean I ·· · · sta'mart IntAn!
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Two years aga Mr. banda .. united la marriage le Mie Hattie Foota, a Highly pochyyllehad and love- ly young lady. formers of Springfield but at iba timo of the puptis .s a real- dent of Kaopes City. - Thịt happy &n. low has been blessed by a little visitor
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Elm street, is the list ward, and be has many friends n't valy to list por those of the city was to in the other wards, who !! !! ! ! ! ! ! politmal leith, will rate for this is av.
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ertion and be never met an ciatoole la. hu path which he did not sacosmsfally Werthrow, a fact illustrated by MG wottasopel programmive carver.
la 199; young ifright went into the aulling bas'sese but remained so ooen- Stanley. No., where he became of -y =!. ... " . plasterer's trailer. After arqairlar coscreat skill in this Line Mr. Wright went to Kaneen, bet found moral vineyard not suited to bi gonles and Le retaront to Mussari, casting As anchor to windward in Springfield is 1903 where be followed bis trade for come time being a successful ona trener until his years ago when be "& appuiated.as s member of the p)- Hice force by Mayor Ralph Walker Yerof the Team under that ad 7.cfotrat :... te was reappointed
bs Mayor Bestfiatal was the pin. tien of choice of ability and fidelity.
Chie! Wright is a prominent K. . P. and Wild Fellow, and has served for the past four years as representative of this chatriet in the tirand Lodge of the atale for the wild fellows weiets
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SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 25, 1894 -- DEMOCRAT Easter Sunday
Page 1: Ellen S. Freesh sues to divorce William D. Freesh. They were married in 1863 in DeKalb county, Indiana.
Rebecca E. Carson sues to divorce William A. Carson. They were married in 1889 .. William W. Watson sues to divorce Mary Watson. They were married .in 1891 in Christian county. .
Miss Lida Newberry, daughter of Mrs. G. C. Newberry of 460 east Elm street, died yesterday.
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