Mano News: Mrs. Mollie Stever and children left the 18th for Idaho where she will join her husband.

Mano News: Mrs. Richard Whittington and daughter, visited her sister, Mrs. Walter Williamson and family, Sunday.

Liberty News: Mrs. Jennie Robertson is reported worse at this writing.

Liberty News: Little Irene Fields is spending a few days with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. John Allred.

Butterfield News: Mrs. Shipman moved to Rock Creek this week where her daughter is teaching school.

Forest Grove News: Mr. Robinson of Exeter has moved to the place he bought of J. C. Beck. Mr. Beck moved to the Jim Craig place near Oak Ridge.  

Shady Grove News: Oscar Utter and wife of Miami, Okla., visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Utter last Saturday and Sunday.

Oak Ridge News: Sam Henson and John Brooks are drilling a well on Sam Henson's farm.

Jenkins News: We are sorry to hear of Marion Henson being found dead in Flat Creek near John Blythe's.

Washburn News: Mrs. E. M. Babb and children are the guests of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Windes, since Thursday.

Washburn News: Dr. Northcutt had a good mare killed by the train Monday night.

Washburn News: Miss Bessie Jones is visiting her brother, Walter Jones and family.

Washburn News: Born to Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Lund of Cedar, Kan, a son, Sept 26. [Research Note: Arthur George Lund was born September 26, 1912 to Ernest and Minnie (Pease) Lund.]

Washburn News: Rev. Arthur Flaherty and family moved to Cottonwood, Ida., Wednesday of last week.

Washburn News: Kyle Earl visited his sister, Miss Cora Earl, Saturday. He was accompanied by Miss Lela Hessee of Cassville.

Washburn News: Charlie Adcock and family of Oklahoma are visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Adcock and other relatives.

Eagle Rock News: Chas. Skelton and sister visited at Seligman Saturday night and Sunday.

Eagle Rock News: R. W. Whittington has rented the mill and is doing a good business now.

Eagle Rock News: Clarence Burris has returned after a short stay in Arkansas.

Eagle Rock News: Miss Dona Haddock is on the sick list this week. [Research Note: Carrie Eldona Haddock was a daughter of Richard Ransom and Sarah (Browning) Haddock, she married Charles Clark Cornell.]

Eagle Rock News: Clarence Burris has returned after a short stay in Arkansas.

Eagle Rock News: Henry Skelton and Bill Weston bought a load of apples near Cassville last week.

Eagle Rock News: Wm. Easley is rebuilding his house that was destroyed by fire sometime ago.

B. T. Abernathy and daughter, Miss Etta, came down from Pierce City.   [Click here to read]

Mrs. Lou Miller who has been visiting with sister.  [Click here to read]

Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Higganbotham returned Tuesday from a week's visit.  [Click here to read]

Marion Henson drowns in Flat Creek. [Click here to read]

A family reunion held Sept 24, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Cooper. [Click here to read]

Suburban News: Mrs. M. V. Sooter has been in poor health.  [Click here to read]

J. A. Craig received a message announcing he death of his brother-in-law, Wm. Baker. [Click here to read]

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Fields News: Born to Mr. and Mrs. E. Bland, a fine boy. Mother and baby are doing fine.

Oak Ridge News: John Hankins, wife and daughter, Mary, and sister, Mrs. Jane Freeze, of House District visited at W. S. Hankins, Sunday.

Washburn News: Miss Cora Earl was called Sunday to Texas to the bedside of her brother, Gant, who is dangerously ill.

Washburn News: Julia Ramsey, the little 12 year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dick Ramsey died at the home of her parents, Friday night, Oct 4, from the effects of a burn. She was fixing the fire and her clothing caught and was burned off before she could be rescued from the flames. She was buried at the Corinth Cemetery Saturday. The family have the sympathy of the community.

Washburn News: Mr. and Mrs. John Black went to Joplin Tuesday to accompany the remains of the latter's mother, Mrs. Frazier, to the this place for burial. Her funeral was preached by Rev. P. H. Hodge at the residence after which she was laid to rest by her husband at Washburn Prairie Cemetery.

Milwaukee News: Julia, the 12 year old daughter of Dick Ramsey, was burned to death at their home near Washburn, Friday and was buried at Corinth Cemetery Saturday evening. Rev. Hodge conducted the funeral services.

Milwaukee News: Mr. and Mrs. Ed Smith visited their son, Pink, and family on Roaring River, Saturday night and Sunday.

Pioneer News: Mrs. Chris Harader went to Rocky Comfort Monday night to visit her sister, Miss Dealtha Cantrell, who is very low with typhoid fever.

Gunter News: [Abstract] There was a birthday dinner at Uncle Martin Blalock's Sunday in honor of Mrs. Blalock's 62nd birthday.

Shady Grove News: We are sorry to hear of the sad accident that happened to Grant Earle of Texas Sunday.

Shady Grove News: Mrs. Tint Reed and Miss Orpha Bayless attended the funeral of Chas. Andrews at Monett last Thursday.

Shady Grove News: Miss Tisha Hadley and Ora Burks were married Sunday. We wish them a happy journey through life.

Frank Stumpff had to have an eye removed.  [Click here to read]

Miss Lillian Reed attended the funeral of Chas. A. Andrews in Monett, Thursday.

Joe Mitchell and Wm. Day are remodeling the Corinth Church, south of town.

Mrs. Elizabeth House northwest of town is gradually getting weaker.

W. L. Shelton, came in from Batavia, Iowa, Wednesday of last week to visit his son, Carl Shelton, and family, east of town.

Sheriff Newman arrested will Lewis and Dortha Lewis on a charge of Lewdness Sunday and placed them in the county jail. A haring of the case will be held today, Thursday.

Mrs. Will Ireland, south of town, left Thursday morning for a two week's visit at the home of her mother in Joplin.

Michael Horine, Mrs. Cleo Hawk, Harry Horine, E. K. Horine and Miss Bessie Horine attended the funeral of Mrs. J. H. Johnson at Monett, Thursday.

Mrs. O. H. Hudson attended the funeral of Mrs. J. H. Johnson at Monett Thursday.

Mrs. J. H. Johnson of Monett, died Wednesday morning. [Click here to read]

Mrs. Alice Buffa, wife of the late Rev. C. A. Buffa, died at the home of her sister, Mrs. J. P. S. Plancheon. [Click here to read]

Art Moore of Monett was placed in the Cassville jail Friday for a twelve days sentence on the charge of getting on and off of [sic] a moving train.

Mrs. C. C. Pharis, one of Barry County's most highly respected and pioneer citizens, died Wednesday. [Click here to read]

Dick Ramsey's little 12 year old girl, Julia, died. [Click here to read]

Allen Gardner died at the home of his brother. [Click here to read]

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Grant Earle who was fatally injured Saturday evening, Oct 3, at Amarillo, Texas. [Click here to read]

Mineral Springs News: Mont Hankins is moving his sawmill to the Big Spring and will saw Mr. Williams' timber.

Mineral Springs News: Alfred Young is spending this with week with homefolks.

Mineral Springs: J. M. Sisney, John Brandon and Ray McClure came in from Montana, Kans., Monday to spend a few days in and around Mineral Springs.

Viola News: Miss Cora Bartmess from Golden visited her sister, Mrs. Guy Underwood Saturday night and Sunday.

Suburban News: J. L. Taylor made a business trip to Monett, Monday and returned Wednesday.

Suburban News: Sam Hilburn and wife spent Sunday with the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Carterman.

Pleasant Ridge News: Miss Bertha Bolton and Eldon Pennell were married Sunday at he home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Elbert Bolton. Joe Robbins officiating. We extend our congratulations to the happy couple.

Mano News: Evert Brock left one day last week for Arkansas to visit his sister.

Wheeler News: Andy Armstrong has a very sore arm as result by being bitten by a cat.

Arnhart News: Mrs. Dan Farmer was laid to rest in the Arnhart Cemetery.  [Click here to read]

Shell Knob News: Thos. Painter is happy over the arrival of a new boy at his place.

Shell Knob News: Medford Greenstreet and family have returned from Idaho.

Jenkins News: A very large gray wolf was killed near the Blankenship mill, Sunday and was brought in to Jenkins by Thomas Zinn. It measured five feet and ten inches from tip to tip and weighted 68 pounds.

Butterfield News: Jim Lowe is going to move in Grandpa Williamson's house north of town this week.

Flat Creek News: Born to Mr. and Mrs. S. Bowman, Sept 24, a fine girl.

Flat Creek News: Mrs. Night of Madry has moved down to her daughter's Mrs. D. I. Potter, where she will make her future home.

Flat Creek News: M. and Mrs. Bill Harmon of Arkansas are visiting Mrs. Harman's mother, Mrs. J. Henson and other relatives.

Flat Creek News: Capt. George King of Idaho is visiting in this locality. He says he thinks this is his last visit as he is getting old.

Washburn News: Miss Cora Earl has returned to her schoolwork from her mission to Amarillo, Texas, where she went on account of the death of her brother, Grant, whose death occurred in an automobile and street car collision.

Washburn News: B. A. Gowen and daughters, Maggie and Mary of Rock Springs passed through town Saturday enroute to Cassville to attend the funeral of their cousin, Mrs. C. C. Pharis. [Research Note: Columbia Cornelia Mason who was married to Dr. Patton Pharis was a daughter of Littleberry & Nancy (Durham) Mason.]

Washburn News: Several from this place attended the funeral of Patrick Ault, Sunday evening, at 2:30 o'clock at Washburn Prairie. He died at his home Oct 12 of paralysis.

Washburn News: Bradley Morris of Springdale, Ark., was buried at Washburn Prairie Wednesday. [Click here to read]

New Site News: R. J. Holmes had a fine monument erected at his wife's grave last week.

New Site News: Mrs. Wagner and son, John of Pioneer, visited their son and brother, Mike Wagner and family, Saturday and Sunday.

New Site News: Mrs. M. E. Chandler of Jasper is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Nena Wormington.

New Site News: Francis Warner went to Carterville last week to visit his brother, Alva.

New Site News: Benjamin Baird of Tacoma, Wash., stopped of at Monett on his way to Iowa and visited his cousin, Mrs. M. C. Banks, a few days ago.  [Research Note: This was Margaret Christiana Baird wife of William Abel Banks.]

Patrick Ault died in Washburn, Oct 12th. [Click here to read]

Tom Arnold, Albert Brattin and Jess Turner were arrested. [Click here to read]

The Columbia Herald states that the most complete collection of newspapers is in Columbia.   [Click here to read]

Suit for divorce has been filed in the circuit court by T. D. Steele of Monett, against his wife, Mrs. Mollie Steele.  [Click here to read]

A. J. Johnson, Clyde Haynes and Clint Bowman of Monett were places in the county jail Tuesday.  [Click here to read

William Hamlin of near Granby, Newton County, was shot and killed while driving along the road.   [Click here to read

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Milwaukee News: Ed Smith and wife was the guest of their daughter, Mrs. Rosa Irwin, at Wayne Sunday.

Milwaukee News: Ed Haygood and family visited Mrs. Haygood's father, Will Fog, Sunday.

Washburn Prairie News: Service Sims and wife and daughter, Miss Maye of Horner visited Mrs. Sims' parents, M. B. Sparkman and wife.

Pioneer News: James Stewart's little son has recovered from his attack of typhoid fever.

Suburban News: Monty Taylor has been picking some fine Winesap and Ben Davis apples for Charley Ray this week.

Suburban News Elijah Zilliox who has had a siege of appendicitis for two weeks is a little better at this writing. We hope he may soon recover.

Suburban News: Mr. and Mrs. Will Lautarett of Monett, visited Mrs. Lautarett's parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. F. Kennedy, from Friday to Sunday.

Suburban News: Francis Vaughn is hauling lumber from the saw mill this week. He intends to erect a feed mill at this home on Flat Creek to accommodate the public.

Suburban News: Mrs. Bertha Dodge of Monett has been visiting at he home of her aunt, Mrs. Marion Hessee, and family this week.

Liberty News: Edgar Fields and wife visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Fields, last week.

Liberty News: Will Robertson is making sorghum this week.

Liberty News: A bright eyed boy arrived at the home of Mr. and Mrs. E. Harris Sunday.

Liberty News: Miss Deaila Nelson is able to visit her brother, John Nelson.

Mt Grove News: Bro. Sam Laney will preach at Mt Grove Saturday night and Sunday.

Mt. Grove News: Oscar Jackson purchased a new auto buggy last week.

Flat Creek News: Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence More and family started Monday for Kansas.

Hazel Dell News: Miss Gladys Leeson is attending the Springfield Business College. She writes she is well pleased with her studies, stenography and type writing.

Washburn Prairie News: Henry and Walter Weston visited their brother John Weston and family of Beaver, Ark., from Friday to Sunday.

Washburn Prairie News: James Davis and family who have been spending the last week with his sister, Mrs. Lucy Jayne, left today (Monday) for Illinois to make their home.

Exeter News: Born to Mr. and Mrs. Geo. England, the 20th, a son.

Exeter News: Grandma Apple has been very poorly for several days.

Exeter News: Mr. and Mrs. Geo. McFarland left Friday for Kansas where they expect to make the future home.

Exeter News: Born to Mr. and Mrs. John Graham, the 8th, a girl.

Exeter News: Mr. and Mrs. Babe Roseberry went to Aurora Saturday to attend the funeral of their neice, [niece] Mrs. Nora Boyd.

Washburn News: Mrs. J. D. Gustin, little son and daughter of Salem are visiting their parents and grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Stark.

Washburn News: Several from here attended the Dave Evans funeral at the Roller Cemetery Sunday. He died at his home Saturday Oct 10 of stomach trouble.

Washburn News: Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Doc Burke, Oct 14, a girl.

Washburn News: Born to Mr. and Mrs. Will Senter, north of town, Oct 18, a daughter.

Washburn News: Mr. Schell was the guest of Dr. Northcutt and family.  [Click here to read]

Sam Gilmore and wm. Shurm and families of Mano went to Joplin Monday morning to spend the week visiting relatives.

Rev. Williams baptized Roy Wallen, Bert Hankins and Alvin Coons, Sunday afternoon.

Harry Woodruff of Washburn was in the this city Sunday.

The Verona Advocate chronicles the death of Albert Lee. [Click here to read]

James W. Rose and Mrs. Eva Hopton married. [Click here to read]

Mrs. V. Tucker of Claremore, Okla., and Mrs. Ellen Roy of Grant County, Oklahoma, returned home. [Click here to read]

W. R. Kinnear, citizen of Neosho, died Friday.  [Click here to read]

O. P. Johnson traded his farm, known as the J. C. Sellers farm, to a man from Bolivar. [Click here to read]

James Sapp will make a good surveyor.  [Click here to read]

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Washburn News: Jamie Mooney made a business trip to Monett and Miami, Oklahoma, Thursday.

Washburn News: Mr. and Mrs. Henson of Joplin came down Saturday to bring John Black's new car. They returned Sunday by railway.

Washburn News: Sam Woodruff went to Springfield and Joplin Friday.

Washburn News: Married Sunday, Oct 27, at the home of the officiating minister, Rev. P. H. Hodge, Mr. Webb of Pea Ridge, Ark., and Miss Jennie Mitchell.

Washburn News: The many friends of Mrs. Celia Trowbridge will be glad to know she will return to her home here about the middle of November. She has been visiting her daughter, Mrs. Cox, at Pasadena, Cal., the past eight months.

Washburn News: Joe Jackson and son, Ed of Monett were shaking hands with old friends here Friday.

Washburn News: Mrs. T. M. Shelton and daughter, Miss Lillian, moved to their home on Roaring River last week.

Washburn News: Mr. and Mrs. Sterling Price of Seligman were the guests of the latter's mother, Mrs. Hamilton, Sunday.

Washburn News: Mrs. Bashe of Seligman visited her daughter, Mrs. Curtis, from Friday until Monday.

Butterfield News: Dave Talbert has bought the Depriest property and will move soon.

Suburban News: Mr. and Mrs. Sam Hilburn visited at Mrs. Hilburn's father, Harve Carterman, Saturday night and Sunday.

Suburban News: Miss Bertha Dodge of Monett who has been visiting in our midst for the past few days is now visiting her uncle, Ed Allison, at Golden.

Suburban News: Tom Morgan, living east of town, has traded his farm to Henry Beeson. Mr. Morgan is talking of going to Kansas in a few weeks and we are sorry to lose him.

High Point News: D. M. Perkins and Lee Haworth attended a trial at Sparks Saturday. [Hayworth]

High Point News: Jane Tarant and Mrs. Simson went to Purdy Saturday. [Simpson?]

High Point News: Mrs. John Blalock of Gunter is on the sick list this week.

High Point News: Lee Hayworth had the foundation to his house plaster Monday. E. Landsdown did the work.

Union Valley News: Lot Senseney and wife spent Sunday with Jas. Creason and family of McDonald County.

Union Valley News: Mrs. Rosa Cole spent Monday with her mother, Mrs. Brattin, of Exeter. [Research Note: Theodore Cole was married to Rosa Etta Snook. They married July 21, 1922. Theodore was a son of Fred Cole and his wife Lena Estella Antle.]

Union Valley News: Mrs. Will Sparr and children spent from Friday until Sunday with her sister, Mrs. D. G. Leonard.

Union Valley News: Bay Smith happened to a very bad accident last Thursday evening as he was returning home from Fairview with a load of hay. The wagon turned over and Mr. Smith sustain a broken rib, a sprained wrist and bruises on his face. He is getting along nicely at this writing. 

Clark News: Early sown wheat is looking fine in this part. Corn is selling at 60 cents per bushel.

Clark News: Mrs. Sass and family are going to move to California. They had a sale recently and sold their property.

Mano News: Sam Gilmore and wife visited his sister, Mrs. Spangler, at Joplin, last week. Tom Shrum and family also visited relatives there.

Mano News: Lloyd Easley has got his house complete and will move in a short time.

Muncey News: R. W. Whittington and S. P. Perse and families visited at Silver City, Sunday.

Muncey News: Jessie Malona [Maloney] has the fever and is no better at this writing. Dr. Foster of Seligman is the attending physician.

Muncey News: One of E. C. Couches little boys had the misfortune, while playing, to fall from a ledge of rock and broke [break] both bones in his right arm about half way between the elbow and the wrist joint.

Forest Grove News: Mrs. J. W. Ennes left Wednesday to visit her daughters, Mrs. Bert Reynolds of Montana, Kan., and Mrs. Jim Chapman, of Minden, Mines.

Forest Grove News: Harry McClure and wife are in Oklahoma. We understand they are hunting a location.

Arnhart News: Grandma Linn was laid to rest in the Arnhart cemetery Oct 21. Her funeral was preached by Rev. Marion Smith. The many friends and relatives have our sympathy. She was 87 years of age and had been a member of the Baptist Church for many years.

Mr. and Mrs. George Ely of West Unity, Ohio, are visiting at the home of Mrs. Ely's brother, N. L. McFarland, south of town. Mrs. F. L. Wells, a niece of Mr. McFarland and her two sons of Omaha, Neb., are also visiting at the McFarland home. Mrs. Wells is a reporter at the Daily Democrat at Omaha.

James Vanderpool, an old and honored citizen on Roaring River, died Wednesday evening of last week. His remains were buried Friday afternoon at the Munsey Cemetery.

Mrs. Jane Reed field suit last week at Springfield against John McCord. [Click here to read]

Mrs. Phoebe Gilmore, an honored and respected citizen, died at the home of her son. [Click here to read]

J. B. Withers, who shot Ernest Boss, Saturday afternoon.  [Click here to read]

W. H. Young of near Shell Knob retuned Tuesday from a two weeks stay in Western Iowa.

Frank Wilson, commonly know as Bosco, was released Saturday.  [Click here to read]

The will of the late Mrs. C. C. Pharis was opened Monday.  [Click here to read]

Fred Trent and wife of Pueblo, Colo., spent last week visiting relatives and friends in Barry County. [Click here to read]

Emmett Freeze and Glenn Perl were placed under arrest Saturday upon the charge of common assault. [Click here to read]

Clinton Bowman of Monett was released from the county jail.  [Click here to read]

The spirit of Mrs. W. W. Davis took its flight. [Click here to read]

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Rock Creek News: John Wisdom of near Mineral Springs has moved to Rock Creek.

Chinquapin Hill News: We were sorry to hear of the death of Mrs. Lon Utter. She was a good woman and will be missed. To bereaved Mr. Utter and his family, we extend our sympathy and pray God to console and help them in their hour of grief.

Lone Elm News: Born to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Johnson, the 26th, a son.

Cato News: Sid Mixen has made a contract to furnish Mr. McArtor at Cassville forty thousand feet of lumber for his business house. He bought the timber from George Hudson and has C. Hamilton to saw if for him.

Liberty News: We are sorry to hear of the death of Uncle John Bowzel who fell dead last Thursday afternoon near his home at Madry. He leaves an aged wife and several children to mourn his death.

Liberty News: Mrs. J. F. Fields spent Wednesday and Thursday night with her sister, Mrs. Noah Cates.

Nubbin Ridge News: Mrs. Bennett of New Salem had a cow killed by lightning last week.

Washburn News: Charlie Cargile and wife of Kansas City came Tuesday for a visit with his parents, L. D. Cargile and wife.

Washburn News: Dr. E. C. Taylor of Roaring River did some dental work here Monday.

Suburban News: Josh Clayton had a work horse to die Saturday night.

Suburban News: Herman Moore is visiting his brother, Lem and family, of Seneca, and his sister, Mamie, of Webb City.

Eagle Rock News: Jessie Reed Maloney died at the home of her father, October 24th, after about three weeks illness of typhoid fever. Jessie was in the bloom of life, being 21 years old. She was married August 22nd to Arthur Maloney and resided near Eagle Rock. She leaves a husband, father, mother, two sisters, and two brothers and a host of friends to mourn her death. The funeral services were conducted on the 25th, by Rev. Will Ireland of Cassville in the presences of a large number of the deceased's friends and neighbors. The bereaved ones have our sympathy.

Eagle Rock News: Uncle John Vanderpool died Oct 23 and was buried the 245h in the Munsey Cemetery. He had reached the ripe old age, being showered in the eighty's.

Eagle Rock News: Chas. Easley sold some sheep at Seligman last week. Several delivered sheep at Seligman at the same time.

Eagle Rock News: W. A. Cornell is making sorghum this week.

Eagle Rock News: Sam Skelton made a business trip to Seligman Friday.

Eagle Rock News: Bill Easley has his new house completed. It is a nice house. 

Arnhart News: Newt Smith and his uncle, Andrew Stills, who had not met for 19 years visited F. M. Smith of Flat Creek Saturday night and Sunday.

Washburn Prairie News: Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Shipley of Sale Creek, Tenn., and J. S. Varner went to Granby Tuesday to visit their uncle, Baxter Varner, and family.

Washburn Prairie News: Born to James Rains and wife, Oct 28, twins. A boy and a girl.

Washburn Prairie News: Sunday evening, Nov. 3, 1912, at the home of the officiating minister, Rev. Will Ireland, occurred the marriage of Clarence Farwell to Miss Stella Raines. They were accompanied by Miss Ola Raines and Hubert Sands. The bride is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Raines and is an accomplished young lady. The groom is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Wilder Farwell of Horner and is an excellent young farmer. They left Sunday evening for their home on White River. Ye scribe joins their many friends in wishing them may happy and prosperous years.

Murray Pitney of Monett was placed in the county jail Wednesday to serve a 10 day sentence upon the charge of petit larceny.

Arthur Jay of Jenkins, who was to have been tried here Thursday upon the charge of shooting a steer belonging to P. Maloney, was released on account of the prosecuting witness failing to appear.

Indian Runner duck, white and fawn drakes for sale, $1.25 to $2, each. M. A. Easley, Exeter, MO.

Chas. Evans of Washburn who was arrested some days ago upon the charge of threatening the life of his mother and sister was found guilty Friday in Justice Plattenburg's court and was released upon a peace bond.

Sheriff's Sale: Directed to the favor of Anna M. Russell and against Dorothy Russell, et al.

Miss Christine Gramlich came down from Springfield Friday for a visit at the home of her father, Chris Gramlich, and family, returning home Tuesday morning.

A. J. Johnson of Monett was released Thursday from the county jail after serving a 17 days sentence for vagrancy.

Fred Cole of Liberty Township was at the county seat Friday.

H. P. Sons was called to Seligman Sunday morning, on account of the illness and death of his sister, Mrs. Rachel Wasson.

J. W. Irby of Jenkins was in Cassville Sunday and Monday. He stated that he intended to move soon from Jenkins to Crane, Stone County.

The little daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Will Roller of near Seligman has a dangerous attack of membranous croup.

J. F. Johnson escaped from the custody of a deputy.  [Click here to read]

John Shepherd of Monett has bought the W. P. Tidmon's farm, near Mineral Springs. He moved to the farm last week.

Mrs. H. O. Abernathy is quite poorly from bright's disease. [Research Note: Elizabeth Dora Haddock, wife of Harrison Orville Abernathy,  died in 1969 and is buried at New Site.]

Born to Mr. and Mrs. Boss Edmondson, east of Cassville, October 29, a daughter.

Obituary of Sarah Utter, nee Bridges.  [Click here to read]

Obituary of Jessie Reed Maloney.  [Click here to read]

Mr. and Mrs. O. H. Hudson spent Sunday at Peirce [Pierce] City.

Thursday afternoon J. P. S. Planchon was bruised and the buggy smashed into kindling wood.  [Click here to read]

On Monday, November 4, Mrs. Rachel A. Wasson died at Seligman. [Click here to read]

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Shell Knob News: Mrs. W. T. Lafonsin and neice [niece] will leave this week for an extended visit with relative sin Ohio.

Union Valley News: Lee Noe died Nov 4, 1912, age 19 years, 3 months and 15 days. Lee was only sick 8 days, with appendicitis. He leaves a wife and one child, a father, mother, and four sister to mourn their loss.

Union Valley News: W. H. Cole is getting ready to ship a car load of apples to Williams Field, Ill.

Union Valley News: Grant Eden and family of Exeter spent Saturday and Sunday with their friends in this community.

Cedar Bluff News: Miss Carrie Bailey was called home Friday morning on account of the sickness of her mother.

Independence News: Lee Noe, son of Chas. Noe, died Monday of appendicitis. He leaves a mother, father, wife, and baby and four sisters to mourn his death. The bereaved have our sympathy.

Liberty News: Miss Nola Baldwin visited her cousins Misses Ethel and Effie Fields Saturday night and Sunday.

Mineral Springs. Wm. Holliday went to Illinois Friday to spent the winter. He was called away very suddenly by getting the news of his brother's death. This is the third death summons Mr. Holliday has received since the 8th of August.

Butterfield News: Mrs. Dr. Leiths sister is visiting her sister and father.

Washburn News: Mrs. Hendrix died Thursday Nov 7 at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Walter Thomas. The funeral was preached at the home of Rev. Wardell. She was laid to rest in the Washburn Prairie Cemetery to await the resurrection morn.

Washburn News: Walter Woodruff came down from Monett Tuesday to vote.

Washburn News: Mr. and Mrs. W.  O. Black of Cassville spent Sunday with the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Stark.

Mt Grove News: Floyd Goodnight and Miss Altha Ingland, Earl Patton and Miss Anna Goodnight were married at Mack Goodnight's Sunday. Rev. Ira Marbut officiating. May God's richest blessings rest upon them.

Suburban News: Arthur Moore had quite a nice pile of wood sawed by Cal Baker's saw mill Tuesday.

Suburban News: Francis Vaughn has his feed mill completed at his farm and is ready to grind feed.

Suburban News: Word received from W. T. Bradley of Simpson, Ill, stating that he would probably move back to Barry County in the near future.

Suburban News: J. C. Lowe of Butterfield was through our community with his medicine wagon making his regular trip Friday.

Suburban News: J. C. Baker traded his farm, known as the Mark Plummer farm, for a big flouring mill, at Bolivar. The deal was made Wednesday of last week.

Suburban News: H. D. Miller and Lon Wolfenbarger have made some nice concrete improvements about their homes this week.

Suburban News: Roy Beeson was buying and hauling feed from Clover Dale stock farm Friday afternoon.

Suburban News: The saw mill will move to Mr. Miller's today (Thursday) from the Gunn Spring.

Bellview News: Luther Burkhart is taking a course in book keeping and short hand at Monett high school.

Bellview News: We have a fine school here with Mr. Russell as our teacher.

Clio News: Mrs. Knight, better known as Grandma Knight was very seriously injured by a sheep attacking her. She had her thigh bone broken and bruised otherwise considerably. Dr. Perriman was called to dress the wounds. Her recovers is doubtful on the account of her age.

Clio News: Luther Chaney's son happened to a very painful accident while cutting logs Friday by a lib striking him on the head cutting quite a gash on top of his head and bruising him in other ways.

You are invited to call at Gurley Bros., Purdy, MO, and see the new Ft. Smith Wagon.

Sheriff Newman brought down N. L. Cliff and Y. K. Rogers from Monett Friday night and placed them in the county jail upon the charge of forgery.

J. F. Cavett of Scholten proved up homestead. [Click here to read]

Frank McClure and Miss Minnie Decker married.  [Click here to read]

The funeral services of Dr. Abbot were conducted Thursday afternoon. [Click here to read]

John Coons and son Clement, of Crane township, passed through Cassville Friday on their way to Exeter for a short visit with relatives.

Warren Brite was down from Monett Friday and Saturday.

Ira Garrison of Corsicana was a Cassville visitor Thursday.

Bert Talbert of Exeter was in Cassville Saturday afternoon.

L. H. Taylor of Mineral Springs left Saturday morning for a visit with relatives in Joplin and Cherryvale, Kansas.

Fred Williamson with father.  [Click here to read]  

C. N. Still of near Seligman was in Cassville Friday. He stated that a house belonging to Mr. Abbot in Seligman burned early that morning destroying the entire contents.

John Bridges visiting. [Click here to read]

Murray Pilway was released Friday from a ten days sentence in the county jail for petit larceny.

C. A. Munsey writes the REPUBLICAN. [Click here to read]

Lighting struck the elevator at Wheaton Tuesday.  [Click here to read]

Charley Vineyard was arrested.  [Click here to read]

Mrs. H. O. Abernathy has Bright's disease.   [Click here to read]

Ellis Aldridge and Miss Ethel Holman, both of near Mano, were married Sunday. [Click here to read]

Silvan Atkisson died Friday afternoon. [Click here to read]

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Shell Knob News: Isaac Epperly and Della Blythe attended the teacher's meeting at Springfield.

Butterfield News: Mrs. Tom Ferguson returned last week from Republic.

Jenkins News: George Cottral of Shell Knob preached here Friday night of last week.

Jenkins News: Grandma Barnes is visiting her daughter, Mrs. H. Perkins.

Victory News: Mrs. Loella Pryor visited her mother, Mrs. H. Cook Sunday.

Victory News: Earl Patton and Miss Anna Goodnight were married Sunday a the bride's home. We extend our heartfelt congratulations.

Victory News: Mr. Hedgecock's have moved back to Jasper county. We regret to see them leave. Mr. John King and Will Pryor took a load of household goods for Hedgecock this week to that county.

Pleasant Ridge News: Mr. and Mrs. Kern of Kansas, is visiting their son, George and family.

Pleasant Ridge News: We understand that Miss Amy Pannell who went to California last November is married. We wish her a happy life.

Pleasant Ridge News: Several from the Ridge attended the funeral of Syivan Atkisson Sunday at Clay Hill.

Hazel Dell News: Aunt Lizzie Woodward and daughter Sallie have been visiting in our community the past two weeks.

Mt Grove News: Sam Lee is talking of moving from our neighborhood.

Mt Grove News: Ethel Kennedy has purchased a new auto buggy.

Lone Elm News: Frank Fair has a very sick child with the whopping cough.

Lone Elm News: Mollie Perriman's friends will be glad to know that she is better.

Washburn Prairie News: Will Dave of St. Louis came Friday to visit his mother, Mrs. Hasten Fulton.

Washburn Prairie News: Mrs. Geo. Hall returned to her home at Exeter Sunday after spending a few days with here parents, M. B. Sparkman and wife.

Washburn Prairie News: Miss Georgia Jayne attended the Teachers Association held at Springfield Thursday and Friday.

Exeter News: John Graham went to Louisiana last week to work this winter.

Exeter News: Mrs. Geo. Hall visited her parents M. and Mrs. M. B. Sparkman, of Washburn Prairie, last week.

Exeter News: Prof. Hodge, Mrs. Bass and Miss Bessie McNally, teachers in our public school attended the teacher's meeting at Springfield last week.

Exeter News: Grandpa Searcy fell from a load of hay Saturday and was pretty badly hurt.

High Point News: F. S. Whittington and wife of Gunter attended church on the Ridge Sunday night.

High Point News: E. Landsdown is hauling wood for the school house this week. 

Sunday Side News: Bert Hooker and family visited his mother Mrs. J. R. Hooker, Sunday.

Sunny Side News: Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Ehlenger who has been on the sick list are better at this writing.

Arnhart News: We are sorry for Miss Flossie Roller having so much trouble with her eye. She has never retuned from St. Louis. Her father and uncle, Jim and Tim Roller, visited her on the 16th.

Arnhart News: Mr. and Mrs. James Webb and others from Dog Hollow attended Church Sunday night.

Arnhart News: Josh Roller happened to a bad accident by running a nail in his foot. Doctor Kelley was called and spit his foot open to remove the clotted blood we suppose.

Arnhart News: Harrison Perkins cut his thumb very badly while cutting shingles, but is improving very rapidly. 

The grand jury found four indictments against W. C. May of Wheaton.  [Click here to read] 

Mrs. M. A. Tauton returned to Peirce [Pierce] City. [Click here to read] 

Rev. J. W. Ennis, east of Cassville, received a message Wednesday about his grandchild. [Click here to read] 

Frank Hemmerling, who lives about five miles south of Monett happened to a very serious accident.  [Click here to read] 

County Court Proceedings  [abstract]  [Click here to read]

Probate Court Proceedings  [Click here to read]

County Court Proceedings  [abstract]  [Click here to read]

At six o'clock Wednesday evening, November 29, at the home of the bride's parents occurred the marriage of Miss Miss Ray to Glenn Pearl, both of this city. [Click here to read]

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Washburn Prairie News: Miss Leona Cox of Purdy came Sunday to visit with her cousins Misses Georgia and Alta Jayne.

Washburn Prairie News: Mrs. Florence Weston was real sick Sunday night but is reported some better.

Washburn Prairie News: Claud Stubblefield and wife of Mano visited the latter's parents, J. S. Varner and wife Sunday night and Monday.

Flat Creek News: Mrs. T. C. Knight is seriously ill.  [Click here to read] 

Gunter News: Wm. Riddle's youngest son has typhoid fever.

Independence News: H. C. Montgomery attended the teacher's meeting at Springfield Thursday and Friday. He reported a nice time.

Lone Elm News: John Sullivan, Harvey Henson, Volley Doty, John and Richard Long attended the Homer Fare trial Monday of last week at Cassville.

Lone Elm News: Born to Mr. and Mrs. Berry Curtis, Nov 12, a daughter.

Washburn News: J. H. Mooney is building a store house on Main street south of his old stand.

Washburn News: Mrs. Woods B. Thompson of Hiawatha, Kan. is visiting.  [Click here to read] 

Viola News: Mrs. Maggie Blankenship of Shell Knob visited her mother, Mrs. S. B. Hanna, Sunday.

Viola News: Clarence McKee, Earl Hood and Bland Oxford are sick with typhoid fever. 

Victory News: We are sorry to hear of the death of Mrs. Ella Rudd of Joplin, formerly, Miss Ella Patton. The bereaved have our heartfelt sympathy.

Pleasant Ridge News: Mrs. Maud Estes is visiting her sister, Mrs. Dora Suttles, who is sick.

Mineral Springs News: Born to Mr. and Mrs. Lauderdale of Rock House, the 21st, a girl.

Cedar Bluff News: The infant baby of Mr. and Mrs. Famous Dodson died last week and was buried in the Sparks Cemetery.

New Site News: Mrs. Eliza Lasley and daughter Loa and Mrs. Dora Walker and daughter, and Miss Amy Mayfield, the former of Diamond, MO, the later of Arcadia, Kan., are visiting in this vicinity.

Guy Bayless and Miss Paul, both of Claremore, Okla., were married.  [Click here to read] 

Mrs. Mary Farmer, who spent the summer visiting her daughter, Mrs. Effie Freeze, at Cassville. [Click here to read] 

Charles F. Rowe was married November 16, to Miss Ora Maness, of Neosho. [Click here to read] 

George Reed of Seligman brought in an old paper. [Click here to read] 

W. H. Brown, north of town, informed us Tuesday that Wesley Holmes, formerly of Corsicana, dead. [Click here to read] 

Mrs. Eva Johnson, a highly and respected citizen, of Pierce City died at her home Monday evening. [Click here to read] 

J. W. McCarter, came in to visit son from Ennis, Kansas. [Click here to read] 

John Zilliox, Jr. and Miss Bertha Moore were married. [Click here to read] 

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