Corinth: Born to Mr. and Mrs. Fred Perine, bouncing baby boy.

Pleasant Home: George Barnes and wife played poverty in parting last week and gave their children away like giving pigs away. Shame on a man and woman who are able to work and will do such a thing.

Forest Grove: Frank Nordyke and family of Galena, Kan., are visiting in this vicinity.

Corinth News: Died at her home after several days of suffering, Mrs. William Mullins, age 49. She was well known and highly respected by all. She leaves husband and 2 children and many friends to mourn her loss.

Obituary: Died, Dec 28 at 9:40 o'clock, Hannah, wife of W. W. Mullin, age 50 yrs, 6 months, 28 days. Mrs. Mullin was born in Gallia Co., Ohio, Jan 5, 1847.  She was in the Christian work since 13 years of age. She first joined the Methodist church and remained in that faith until 7 years ago, when she professed holiness and has been an earnest worker in that case. She has suffered untold pain. Often during her sickness she would exhort her children and neighbors to meet her in heaven, and often sang praises to God for His saving poser., and when she so low that she could not speak then would clap her hands in evidence that she was praising God through hurt fatal illness.

The bereaved family have the sympathy of the entire community.

God in His wisdom has recalled a boon? of love He's given. Though the body slumbers now the soul in are in heaven. A Friend.

The family desires to thank the friends for the kindness shown them during the sickness of our dear wife and mother. W. F. Mullin and children. [Name both spelled Mullin and Mullins in these items.]

Corinth News: Died - 3 month old baby of Mr. and Mrs. Brownlow Hopkins.  

Corinth News: Born to Mr. and Mrs. Fred Perrine, bouncing baby boy.

Judge White of Exeter died of pneumonia. 

Ash News: W. F. Easley turned his wagon over on a slick hillside. Both team and wagon rolled down the hill and went through John P. Vanzandt's fence before they stopped. [Van Zandt]

Ash News:  Mike Buttrum, a well to do farmer of the Pea Ridge and his hired hand were out gathering wood preparatory to killing hogs, when Mr. Buttram told his hired hand to cut down a dead snag of a tree some twenty foot high. When it was nearly ready to fall, Mr. Buttum it to fall a certain way and tried to push it the way he wanted it, when all at once it gave way without warning and fell backward catching him beneath it, crushing him to the  ground, breaking one arm at two different joints, also his right jaw, dislocation one shoulder, and creating other such hurts to produce instant death He was laid to rest in the Buttrum Cemetery at the Buttrum Chapel. He was a member of the M. W. Church South. Religious services were conducted by the preacher in charge.

Fatal accident on Wednesday at Spring River mine: Walter Buford, formerly of Aurora, was struck by a falling boulder. He was engaged to Miss Ida Thomas of Aurora. This is the fourth fatal accident at Stotts City mine.  Henry Stephens was killed May 1.

Ash News: Died - at 2:35 a.m., Matilda Van Zandt, wife of James S. Van Zandt, after a protracted illness which she bore with fortitude. She ever confined in her savior. The deceased was born in Miller County, MO, Aug 15, 1837 and came to Benton Co., Ark., in 1846, where she remained until her death. She followed her Lord and Master by obeying His commandants and May 16, 1855, buried in baptism and united with the Christian Church. Her remains were interred in the old family cemetery known as Scott Family cemetery, on the 28th, after funeral service were conducted by Eld. L. L. Smith.

Ash News: Elder Skaggs. He was am member of the Old Primitive Baptist Church and a minister of the same faith and order. He stood in the front rank with his brethren in the ministry.

Died - Dec 26, 1898 - Henry Treat of Consumption, after a lingering illness of several months. He was born in Hawkins Co., East Tenn.; came to Benton Co. Ark, in 1856 and was a member of the Missionary Baptist Church of Twelve Corners. He leaves a wife and four small children. His body was laid to rest on the 28th in the Twelve Corners Cemetery. 

Pleasant Home: W. D. Griffith starts for Arkansas this week to make it his future home. We wish him success.

Licensed to Wed:

William Day, 32, Powell & Zona Kell, 22, Corsicana

Samuel D. Stewart, Coy &  Ida Hatfield, 18, Cato

Elmer Massie, 22, Exeter & Emma Jones, 21, Exeter

John L. Still, 24, Washburn & Vasta Lenox, 19, Seligman

Robert Harrison, 20, Washburn & Leona Stewart 18, Washburn

Daniel C. Bailey, 37, Monett & Beckie Allen, 30, Monett

Daniel Kelly, 22, Corsicana & Ella Robbins, 18, Cassville

John B. Waltrip, 24, Purdy, & Maggie A. Brown, 17, Purdy

Licensed to Wed:

William W. Snook, 24, Washburn & Annie Hawkins, 19, Tribulation

Adolphus A. Summers, 22, Madry & Nettie Richman, 20, Aurora

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Seligman News: Arthur and Sebe Frost who have been working in a store at Stotts City are here on a visit.

Card of Thanks: We desire to return our heartfelt thanks to the good people of Cassville for their kind assistance and sympathy during the recent illness and death of our dear mother. Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Lee , Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Lee.

Hailey News Items: Mrs. W. W. Hailey and children returned home Saturday from a very pleasant visit to relatives at Cassville, Pierce City and Rocky Comfort. They were accompanied home from Rocky Comfort by W. W. Hailey.

Washburn News Items: Mr. and Mrs. John Ware and family visited their son John at Seven Star Sunday.

Ash News: Dr. Josh Morgan is at the point of death with pneumonia.

Lone Elm School: The following are the grades of those taking the examination of the third

Eubanks, A. L., 90

Eubanks, Grundy, 38  4-9

Eubanks, Charlie 96

Eubanks, Oscar, 97   5-8

Eubanks, Arthur, 90

Eubanks, Kosa, 90

Diddle, Virgle, 90

Stockton, Annie, 92  1-9

David Coones, teacher

Died, Uncle Daniel Roller of jaundice. Buried in New Salem Cemetery. 

Died, Jan 5th, Mrs. Brindle of near Butterfield at home of her son Alfred Painter, age 73, of consumption. Burial in Mt Pleasant Cemetery.

Died, Saturday, Eva, wife of D. M. Evans of Robinson Prairie, MO, she was a sister-in-law of Mrs. Sallie Evans of Cassville.

Exeter News: Died, Sunday, Mrs. J. E. Kersey, wife of Davis C. Kersey, age 79. On Tuesday her grandchild, 11 month old child of Mrs. Nichols died.  

Died, Thursday, Mrs. John P. Black of Rock Creek, age about 35. Burial was in Rock Creek Cemetery.

Died, Jan 8th, May Smith, daughter of Mrs. Samuel Smith, age 16, of typhoid fever. Burial in Horner Cemetery.

Died yesterday, William A. Boyd of near Exeter, age 46.

Exeter News: Died, the beloved wife of John Armstrong, died Jan 10, 23 years. She leaves a bereaved husband and one child to mourn her loss. Her funeral was preached at the M. E. Church and she was buried in the city cemetery. Her loss is felt by many friends. May the blessing of God always be with her and her bereaved friends. X Ray.

Ash News: Mrs. G. W. Van Zandt is quite sick. They have sent for his relatives to come. [States Mrs. and then his friends.]

Ash News: Born to Mr. and Mrs. Silas Mahuren, a fine dish washer. [Mahurin]

Butterfield News: David Holder died at the home of his brother John's of Consumption, and was interred in Mt Pleasant Cemetery. Deceased leaves a wife and one child mourn his loss.

Corsicana News: Died, Tuesday, Jan 18, infant child of Mr. and Mrs. Savage, age about three months. The remains were interred in the Muncie Cemetery.

Died Jan 17th, 12 year old son of Newton Dobson of near Purdy.

Died, Miss Minnie Hudson, formerly of Aurora, at Stotts City from the kick of a mule.

Eagle Rock News: Married Miss Minnie Whittington, 15, of Eagle Rock & John H. Kelley, 22.

Licensed to Wed:

K. P. Richards, 20, Monett & Edith Bonds, 22, Monett

G. E. Talis, 21, Pax,  & Mary Lowery, 18, Monett

James M. Jackson, 21, McDowell & Ethel E. Montgomery, 17, Purdy

James Murphy, 30, Monett & Maggie Hefferman, 30, Pierce City

John H. Kelley, 22, Eagle Rock & Josie Whittington, 15, Eagle Rock

Charles W. Davis, 20, Eagle Rock & Mabel Kelley, 17, Eagle Rock

Aaron Black, 27, Verona & Nettie C. Estes, 21, Monett

Thomas J. Cullup, 37, Purdy & Laura S. Turner, 30, Butterfield

Walter L. Rogers, 38, & Lenora Northcutt, 23,  Monett

Thomas C. Stephens, Exeter, 23, & Alice Sater, 18, Exeter

William W. Clark, 23, & Myrtle Austin, 17, Washburn

James A. Grimble, 42, Joplin & Mary E. Henderson, 31, Pioneer

Feb 3, 1898, Thursday, Cassville Republican, Barry Co., MO, Weekly Paper

Lone Walnut News: Died on Jan 26, was Farmer, a 5 year old babe of J. E. and Martha Periman. 

Kings Prairie News: Married on Sunday was Miss Hettie Estes, 21, of Monett and Aaron Black, 27 of Verona.

Exeter News: Elbert Burt died on last Tuesday, he was buried at Cassville.

Mr. and Mrs. Sader were surprised at the marriage of their daughter Alice, age 16, to Thomas Stephens.

Madry News: An infant of Thomas Hobson died of chicken pox.

Madry News: Miss Vada Hobson, age 37, died Jan 29, 1898, and the burial was given as in Jenkins Cemetery. 

Lookout Mountain News: Chris Kerr married to Miss Monett of Kirkpatrick, OH on 27th of this month.

Benny J. Van Hook, died, at age 16, He was the son of the late W. C. Van Hook and Mrs. M. B. Van Hook, now Mrs. B. R. McNeil. The burial was at Cassville.

Dr. A. S. Hawkins married Mrs. Ella Baker at Paris, Texas.

William Thornton was crushed to death by three ton boulder in Little Bonanza mine.

Andrew Beck died on Sunday at age 55, stroke of paralysis. He was a native of Ohio and came to this county from Illinois shortly after the war. He was buried at Horner Cemetery. 

Edward Crane of Butler and Miss Ollie Grimes of Avoca, AR were married on Sunday.

Jan 26th was the 68th birthday of D. P. Pharis, father of Mrs. Helen C. Hobbs and Jennie B. Ray who had a surprise party.

Licensed to Wed:

Eli Brazelton, 21, Washburn & Nora Belle Marlow, 20, Washburn

Chas. W. Uhlerdown, 23, Scholten & Caroline S. Hilton, 20, Scholten.

John T. Day, 21, Viola & Martha H. Arnold, 16, Viola

Bary W. Porter, 46, Monett & Mrs. Betsy M. Ganout, 29, Monett

Married - Charles C. Conway, 24 of Jenkins and Miss Saironia Hadley, 21, of Dale. They were married at Cross Hollows. 

Forest Grove News: Thomas M. Ennes, 24 and Clara H. Beeson, 17 of Mineral Springs were married on Sunday. 

William Lee Black, 32, of Washburn and Miss Ella M. Staats, 22, were married, of Seligman.

Ash News: Married on February 6, James Tucker and Miss Mitchell of Pea Ridge, AR.  On the same day a Miss Tucker married Mr. Farall

Ash News: Mrs. Emeline Stamps of Rogers, AR, age 78, is the sister of the late Uncle Tom Van Zandt.

Cassville Republican, Weekly Paper, Thursday, Feb 17, 1898

Grand Jury for April Term of the Circuit Court - Barry County

Name of the township is given behind the name.

Mike Mardlow [Ash]

T. W. Montgomery [Capps Creek]

A. M. Wiley [Crane Creek]

M. C. Lucky [Exeter]

O. P. Murphy [Flat Creek]

Al Wiseman [Kings Prairie]

C. P. Albright [Mountain]

John Moses [Monett]

A. J. Cook [Pleasant Ridge]

W. J. Brock [Shell Knob]

H. C. Fitch [Sugar Creek]

J. A. Roller [Washburn]

Petit Jury for April Term of Circuit Court

James Stills [Ash]

William Smerdon? [Capps Creek]

Presley Hilton [Crane Creek]

Robert Henson [Exeter]

John Wise [Kings Prairie]

Lon Utter [Flat Creek]

Harrison Hayes and Asa Herrall [Liberty]

Thomas Laidlaw and George Dilbeck [McDonald]

A. L. Galloway [Mountain]

W. W. Hailey and Clare Newby [Mineral Springs]

Hugh Bassett and R. M. Hood [Ozark]

Robert Black [Pleasant Ridge]

J. H. Aldridge and A. M. Farwell [Roaring River]

James Waddell [Schell Knob]

P. M. Frost [Sugar Creek]

W. H. Keeling and Charles Rose [Shoal Creek]

J. W. McGuire [White River]

Believed to have been a suicide. Reported was the death of Rank Huddleston, a bachelor, on his claim in Beaver County, OK.

Switchman Lawrence Buck was crushed between two cars at Herrington, Kansas.

Hartley Tomplinson, age 12, of Fort Dodge, Iowa, chocked to death on collar button. 

Cassville Republican, Weekly Paper, Thursday, Feb 24, 1898

Bessie, the little daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roberts died and she was buried on the 22nd at the Golden Cemetery.

Absalom Robertson died Feb 18th at his home of typhoid fever in Dry Hollow. He was born Dec 18, 1822 in Jackson County, IN. He came to Barry County in the spring of 1890. He leaves 8 children.

Eagle Rock News: James Whittington has rented his interest in the Roller mill at Eagle Rock to his father, Uncle John Whittington, and will move to Hickam Prairie in a few days where he will try his hand at farming. The mill will run by Uncle John and Little John Whittington. 

Capps Creek News: Miss Addie "Tiny" Means, died, she was the daughter of J. C. Means of Capps Creek. She was age 17. Burial was at New Site Cemetery.

March 3, 1898, Thursday, Cassville Republican, Weekly Paper, Cassville, Barry Co., MO

Mrs. Wade died Feb 25th. She was in her 60's and died at the farm of her son Tracy Wade on Trent's Creek. She leaves husband and 3 children. Her only daughter married on the 3rd to Mr. William Kerr in Afton, Indian Territory and her youngest son lived in the Territory, too.

Pension Board:

James Riddle of Purdy, 1 AR Calvary

Barney McKinney of Pioneer, 11 Mich. Infantry

Jeremiah R. Lee, 1 Tenn. Mt'd Infantry

Jeremiah Rose of Cassville, 13th MO Cav.

William R. Mitchell of Purdy, 16th MO Cav.

Thomas E. Hobson of Exeter, 48th MO Inf.

The two month old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Taylor died Feb 17th. She was buried at Mineral Springs Cemetery.

Mrs. Sarah S. Klingensmith, mother of Mrs. G. W. Faust, received pension for her husband's service. He died in 1869 from disease contracted while in the service.

Mrs. Sarah Eden died Feb 24th, and was buried at New Site Cemetery.

Jerome Browning of Lake City, Co, has been visiting relatives in Exeter.

Licensed to Wed:

R. A. Summers, 27, Golden & Clara M. Prentice, 20, Golden

William M. Lee, 23, Viola & Ella Magers, 19, Viola

Kelley Ferguson, 42, Granby & Martha E. Howerton, 28, Purdy

William H. Ramsey, 32, Monett & Matilda Erickson, 23, Monett

William Grubb, 22, Purdy & Minnie M. Mizer, 16, Purdy

Peter B. Fulkerson, 22, Purdy & Addie Mizer, 23, Purdy

Joseph S. Massie, 28, Exeter & Emma Price, 18, Exeter

Geo. H. Rudd, 24, Cassville & Lois Hammond, 20, Cassville

W. W. Hoard, 32, Dale & Etta Arnold, 29, Jasper City

Cassville Republican, Weekly Paper, Thursday, March 17, 1898

Aix News: Grandma Graston died at the home of her son-in-law Thomas Eacret.

Isaac Francis Thomas died March 10th at Purdy. He was born in Alabama on Oct 16, 1850 and came to Barry County at the age of 5. He married Miss Sarah L. Wilks on May 18th, 1879. She and 2 sons survive. Burial was in Calton Cemetery.

May Roberts, daughter of Mr. And Mrs. M. H. Roberts of Golden died. She was buried in Clanton Cemetery.  [On the 24th of March the paper read that May Roberts was born Feb 24, 1890. And was the daughter of  Mr. M. H. and Pauline Roberts. She leaves 3 sisters, Florence, Dora, and Emma, and also a brother Frank.] Golden News Items.

Obituary: Thomas - Died, Thursday, March 10, 1898, Isaac Francis Thomas, of 4 miles northeast of Purdy of congestion of the stomach, age 47 years, 4 months and 25 days.

Isaac F. Thomas was born in Alabama, Oct 15, 1859 at the age of 5 years came with his parents to Barry Count and settled on Little Flat Creek. May 18, 1897, he was married to Sarah L. Wilks, who with two sons survives him. A number  of years ago he professed religion and was baptized by Rev. J. W. Ennes. His last illness was brief. On Monday night previous to his decease he was out fox hunting. At 3 o'clock the next morning he was taken ill and at 6:29 p.m., Thursday, passed away.

Funeral services were conducted Saturday at the house by Rev. Carrol Fly assisted by Rev. L. A. Smith, after which the Odd Fellows of Purdy remains to Calton Cemetery where they were interred.

Licensed to Wed:

J. T. Allmon, 28, Rocky Comfort & Nora E. Utter 17, Rocky Comfort

Seburn M. Hemphill, 21, Golden & Eva Ramsey, 22?, Golden

James Ferguson, 21, Monett & Anna F. Williams, 20, Pierce City

Tilden A. Marbut, 21, Cassville & Dora E. Babb ?, Cassville

John S. Medlin, 40, Cassville & Eva Armstrong, 42, Cassville

Jacob Chandler, 67, Corsicana & Lucinda Bowman, 46, Corsicana

Cassville Republican, Weekly Paper, Thursday, March 24, 1898

Purdy News Items: W. S. Foster of the Purdy Hardware Co., has sold his farm, known as the Jack Long farm, 3 miles south of Purdy, to H. B. Stith of Jasper County.

New Site News: Sunday was a very rainy day, yet between 130 and 150 friends and relatives of J. H. Banks gathered at his home to celebrate his birthday. Two long tables were laden with the choicest viands of the culmary? art. After all had declared themselves satisfied, many basket full were taken up. The afternoon was spent in social conversation interspersed with decollations, instrumental and vocal music. There were too many persons and too many anecdotes to relate, but I might recall the "adjusting to the table" which was harder to accomplish than the apparent adjusting of food to appetites. Geo. Russell as usual was as wild as a Kickapoo. Cassville, Purdy, Pierce City, and Monett were represented. To sum it all up it was a decided success, and enjoyed by everyone.

The absence of New Site last week was caused by the writer being in attendance at the marriage and infer? dinner of A. J. Reynods and Miss Maggie Ross, both of Berwick. The wedding took place in the Berwick Baptist Church at 12 o'clock, March 13, Rev. S. M. Skaggs officiating. The attends were Miss Mattie Ross, sister of the bride and C. W. Fleetwood. After the ceremony, a reception and wedding dinner were given at the home of the bride's parents, 85 partaking. The next day a dinner was given at the home of the groom's parents, 78 enjoying this feast. It was a pleasant affair. The bride is one of the twin daughters of Judge P. W. Ross, and is well known and beloved by all who know her. The groom is an energetic young farmer, with a host of friends. They went to housekeeping on the Jack Pipkin farm with the best wishes of numerous friends, a goodly number of whom expressed their respect by useful and beautiful presents. Schmidt.   

Golden News: Alfred Tucker is now carrying the mail to Eureka.

May, daughter of M. H. and Pauline Roberts, was born Feb 24, 1890 and died Mar 9 1898 at 6 o'clock p. m. She was 8 years and 13 days old, the baby of the family. Not only was she idolized by her parents, but by all who knew her. She was at church and Sunday School whenever she could be there and was a sweet little singer. None knew her but to love her. She leaves to mourn her departure, besides a hosts of friends and relatives, three sisters, and one brother, Florence, Dora, Emma, and Frank, and a kind father and affectionate mother. She was patient to the last and gently fell "asleep in the arms of Jesus". The funeral services were conducted by W. C. Wiley at the family residence at 2? o'clock Mar 19, after which a host of friends followed the remains to the cemetery for interment. [a poem follows]

Eagle Rock: Dock Skelton sold his calves to Geo. Skelton for $14. per had for part and $15. for the rest.

Licensed to Wed:

Shepherd E. Johnson, 24, Monett & Etta M. Christopher, 19, Monett

Ellis Vanderpool, 21, Washburn, & Elvira Paul, 17, Washburn

Calvin L. Couison, 28, Cooksville & Lela M. James, 21, Exeter

Wm. J. Dow, 22, Washington D. C. & Mae Hawk, Cassville

John D. Smalley, 29, Eagle Rock & Maggie Roberts, Fairland, I. T.

Frederick H. Holman 23, Cato & Lizzie Brock, 17, Shell Knob

Dick F. Taylor 23, Mineral Springs & Lana Hannahs, 20, Mineral Springs

John P. Balmas, 24, Monett & Catherine A. Courdine, 19, Monett

William J. Wireman, 25, McDowell & Vandelia Jones, 19, McDowell

Cassville Republican, Weekly Paper, Thursday, April 7, 1898

Washburn Prairie: Judge Sparkman & family are visiting at Pea Ridge.

Shell Knob: Creed Hamilton arrived Monday with a barrel of Kansas sweet potatoes and will bed them as soon as the weather admits? Creed is a rustler and we are prod of our horticulturist.

Licensed to Wed:

James A. Robertson, 23, Aix & Caddle Raines, 21, Washburn

William L. Oxford, 22, Cassville & Luanna Landsdown, 18, Butterfield.

Robert T. W. Riddle, 19, Purdy & Mary C. Brunmead, 19, Butterfield

Francis M. Brown, 23, Roark & Georgia A. Hill, Roark

Stephen E. Channel, 21, Cassville & Christine M. Bowsher, 18, Cassville

Gideon D. Quinn, Golden & Josia? Mae Salyer? Golden

Frank Y. Moore, 22, Cassville & Lunza? Worts, 22, Cassville

Arthur J. Eden, 26, Purdy & Ida L. Huse, 28 Jenkins

Exeter: Mrs. Mary Akins was visiting her husband and returned home to Monett on No 2, Sunday Morning.

Exeter: Bome Betecun was arrested for killing John Snellson's hog.

Golden: R. Tucker returned from Springfield Saturday, where he had been to serve as petit juror.

Bethel: E. E. Horner has rented the old Wes Thomas farm. Dock says he is going to farming about right.

Licensed to Wed:

Joseph H. Pendergraft, 21, Mayflower & May Stephens, 17, Mountain

Z. H. Holmes, 20, Monett, & Mattie T. Teel, 20, Monett

Alfred smith, Monett & Mrs. Mattie E. Thornburg, Monett

Madison D. Day, 27, Cove & Sarah A. Richardson, 16, Exeter 

Cassville Republican, Weekly Paper, Thursday,  April 21, 1898

Divorces:

Miles J. Burris vs. Mary V. Burris

Fred M. Williamson vs. Susan Williamson

George Haddock vs. Dora Haddock

D. M. Smith vs. Lou smith

Charles A. Russell vs. Malissa Russell

Joseph Franke vs. Minnie Franke

Alice Gerhard vs. William Gerhard

J. M. Taylor vs. Fannie Taylor

T. J. McMahon vs. Rena L. McMahon

Ash News: Born to Mr. & Mrs. H. Cooper, a fine 8 pound girl.

Ash News: Born to Mr. & Mrs. John Solomon, a fine 9 pound boy.

Ash News: Mr. Hurdey at G. W. Van Zandt's [sic] is quite sick with pneumonia.

Ash News: Died April 19, Mrs. Keen, wife of Tom Keen, of chronic rheumatism,. Her remains were interred in Moore cemetery.

Forest Grove: Mrs. Harvey of Kansas is visiting her parents, Mr. & Mrs. Joel Sharp.

Dog Hollow: J. T. Bennett went to Stotts City Monday to visit his sister.

Shady Grove News: Mrs. Lucy Burr of Webb City is visiting her mother, Mrs. Mary Lamar.

Washburn News: Born to Mr. & Mrs. A. J. Maine, a fine dishwasher.

Washburn News: Born to Mr. & Mrs. Bob Windes, a 12 pound soldier.

Viola News: William Plumlee of Arkansas was searching the home of Cal. Clontz for stolen meat. After finding a number of pieces which he readily identified as belonging to himself, he found one piece that was not certain of. While hesitating, Cal's wife told him that he had better not claim that as the boys did not bring it in with the rest.

New Site News: Alfred, the small son of William Bredlinger, died last Thursday and was buried at Jolly Friday.

Globe News: A horse belonging to Victor Schlein was killed Sunday by the train.

Licensed to Wed:

Michael Lorkowski, 28, Kansas City & Martha Zajonckoski, 18, Butterfield

James S. Vansandt, [Van Zandt] Mayflower & Caroline Morgan, Mayflower

Fran W. Renshaw, 28, Monett & Bertha Hargis, 18, Monett

William R. Sims, 36, Mountain & Estelle McDowell, 23, Washburn

John R. Points, 18, Jenkins & Mabel A. Allen, 16, Jenkins

Fred E. Shaffer, 22, Monett & Bessie Breeze, 19, Monett