Hubbard, George H.
 Local real estate man and abstractor died at the home of his son, Col Douglas Hubbard.  Services were held in the Presbyterian Church with the Dr. Earl Morgan of Osage Beach officiating  Burial was in the family lot in the Versailles cemetery.
   A son of Mr. and Mrs. William Timothy Hubbard, he was born at Syracuse November 1, 1865.  He was a member of a pioneer family.  His grandparents came from Kentucky in 1820 to settle at Waverly.  In 1890 Mr. Hubbard came to Versailles to be duputy for his brother who had been elected County Clerk.  On May 16, 1894, Mr. Hubbard married Miss Mary Nancy Ivy, daughter of Gen and Mrs. Monroe Ivy.  In 1896 Mr. Hubbard and a group of other Morgan county men made the run into the Cherokee Strip in Oklahoma when it was opened to white settlers.  He staked a claim which he later sold.  He died June 30, 1942.  He is survived by a duaghter: Mrs Mara T. Keevil of Syracuse; a son: Col. Douglas Hubbard of Versailles; six grandchildren: Mrs. George H. Harrington Jr. of Fort Worth Texas, Mrs. E. M. Daily of Fulton, Mrs. Gordon E. Crosby Jr. of Oakland California, Cadet Hale Hubbard of West Point, M.T. Keevil Jr. and Miss Parrricia Keevil of Syracuse.  Four great grandchildren: Janice Ann Harrington, Gordon E. Crosby, douglas Hubbard Crosby and Thomas Eugene Daily; three neices: Mrs Charles Osborne of Sedalia, Mrs A.N. Scott of Maplewood New Jersey and Mrs Harry Heck of California Missouri.  Preceding him in death were his parents; his brothers: Dr. D.J. Hubbard and Will Hubbard; a sister: Sally Hubbard, who died as a child, and a half brother Joe Bannell.