| 1915 Extracts from Barry County, MO, Newspapers An interlibrary loan of microfilm from the State Historical Society of MO was the source of the below given data. Extracts from Barry County, MO, Newspapers Extracted by: Donna Cooper, Coordinator |
Feb 25, 1915, Thursday, Cassville Republican, Barry Co., MO
Circuit Court Docket
Monday, March 15, 1915
State vs. W. H. Morecamp, parole. State vs. W. H. Morecamp, parole. State vs. Willie Wamples, parole. State vs. Thomas Blankenship, parole. State vs. Homer Fare, parole. State vs. Nick Bowman, parole. Tuesday, March 16, 1915
In the matter of the naturalization of Frank Julius Robwinkel. In the matter of the naturalization of John Andrew Robwinkel. In the matter of the nationalization of Alexander Isidore Berta Lotto. Laura Schneider vs. John P. S. Plancheon et al, partition. Frederick S. Eldred vs. Edith S. Eldred, divorce. The First National Bank of Monett vs. E. S. Wilson, et al, quiet title. The First Nation Bank of Monett vs. E. S. Wilson, Vinita Wilson and John W. Dodson, quiet title. The First National Bank of Monett vs. E. S. Wilson, Vinita Wilson and Richard C. Wilson, quiet title. L. D. Huffaker vs. Arthur Kaufman, et al, foreclosure of mortgage. G. R. Bolin vs. Mary Bolin, et al, quiet title. James Q. Majors vs. Mary Gibbs, et al, quiet title. W. H. Lipe vs. Max A. Fromuth, Anna May Fromuth, partition. Lois Baird vs. Charles Baird, divorce. Rettle Alsbrook vs. Wm. H. Alsbrook, divorce. Jewett Goostree, et al vs. Gussie Goostree, et al, partition. T. L. Trimble vs. Willie Saxe, et al, quiet title. J.D. Berryhill vs. Edward Stewart, et al, quiet title. John B. Webster, et al vs. Jo. O. F. Beasley, quiet title. J. Frank Walker vs. Mrs. Jerry Allred, recovery of property. Bank of Aurora (a corporation) vs. G. A. Paul, et al, citation. Mandy King vs. Frank King, divorce. Dora Revelle vs. Howard M. Revelle, divorce. Myrtle E. Lea vs. Walter T. Lea, divorce. Gussie Goostree vs. Edgar Goostree, et al, partition. Wednesday March 17, 1915
Queen Insurance Co. of America vs. Arthur Cline, et al, bill of interpleader. Floyd German vs. Inis German, suit to annul marriage. Monte Ellis vs. Thomas Nelson, et al, quiet title. Newton L. Hailey vs. T. C. Marks, et al, quiet title. W. R. Winds vs. unknown heirs of James a. Young, et al, quiet title. Helen Moore vs. Ray McCallister, et al, partition. T. L. Trimble vs. unknown heirs of Abram A. Skelton, dec'd, quiet title. A. L. Galloway vs. Samuel Packwood, et al quiet title. J. C. Ault vs. Persis M. Martin et al equity. Helen M. Gambell, et al vs. T. F. McQuary, et al, equity. Dr. W. M. West vs. Georgia Lewis, et al. Lillie Herd vs. Fay Herd, divorce. Lottie McHarge vs. Daniel R. McHarge, divorce. James G. Price vs. Amy B? Price, divorce. Violet E. Wilson vs. Omer B. Wilson, divorce. William Tucker vs. E. A. tucker, divorce. F. E. Cox vs. Jennie Cox, divorce. Artilla Pruitt vs. N. E. Pruitt, divorce. Nora Erwin vs. Walter Erwin, divorce. Edna Russell vs. Charles Russell, divorce. Odis Ellis vs. Elva Ellis, divorce. Wm C. Dunbar vs. Mary Dunbar, divorce. Belva Lauderdale vs. J. J. Lauderdale, divorce. Thursday, March 18, 1915
Western Electric Co. vs. The City of Monett, on account. Parlin & Orendorff Plow Company vs. W. E. Thornburg on account. Louisa Vermillion vs. Floyd McIntosh, damages. Home Pattern Co. vs. H. F. Rinker, attachment. I.O.O.F. Cemetery Ass'n vs. Samuel Beaty, on account. Varnall & Eden vs. St. L. & S. F. R. R. Company, damages. B. F. Johnson vs. St. L. & S. F. R. R. Company, damages. J. H. Hudson vs. St. L. & S. F. R. R. Company, damages. City of Monett vs. Charles Rausch, appeal from J. P. Emmerson-Brantingham Implement Co., vs. W. and Noah England, on notes. Monett State Bank vs. C. K. Czarlinsky, appeal from J.P. J. F. Campbell vs. Germania Insurance Company, damages. J. F. Campbell vs. American Insurance Company, damages. The Missouri Land Co. of Scotland vs. the Mo. & North Ark., R. R. Co., Injunction and damages. Detroit Automatic Scale Co., (a corp'n) vs. T. W. Goddard, L. M. Goddard, on bond. A. P. Harper vs. the National Advertising & Mfg. Co., damages. Nora M. Kring Vs. Globe Farmers Town Mutual Ins. Co., damages. Mary Ketchum vs. the City of Monett, damages. Friday, March 19, 1915
Fort Towson Hdw. Co. vs. The National Advertising & Mf'g Co., damages. The Hartford Ins. Company vs. Alonzo H. Perry and W. J. Fleming, on bond. J. E. Week vs. Cass Jeffries, slander and damages. Mary Shea vs. W. P. Searcy, damages. [Below name was given as May Shea] Laurana Hall vs. J. M. Ethridge, adm'r of estate of Martin Hilton, dec'd on agreement. William J. Couch vs. Cassville Marble & Lime Co., damages. John Bower vs. E. D. Feeney, damages. M. L. Coleman Lumber Co. vs. G. F. Henbechel, et al, mechanics lien. Golman Beckamn & Co., vs. Jas. T. Sampson and U. S. Davidson, on note. Frank Snyder vs. J. P. Nagel, damages for breach of contract. J. G. Parson vs. the Star Publishing Company of Monett, on account. A. D. Wilson, et al vs. Charles Ray, et al, on notes. In the matter of Jas. Garner, exparte, mandamus. W. E. Rickman vs. James Garner, appeal from J. P. Laney Wilson and Peter Luney vs. B. R. Byrd and Charley Wilson, appeal from J. P. Mrs. J. W. Armstrong vs. North Western National Ins. Co., damages on policy. Clyde Thornburg, a minor by next fried, May Shea vs. W. P. Searcy, damages. Monett State Bank vs. L. G. Smith, et al, appeal from J. P. Monday, March 22, 1915
Mrs. Francis Eylar vs. Jas. W. Lusk, et al, damages. G. A. Ferguson vs. Jas. W. Lusk, et al, damages. S. H. Long vs. Jas. W. Lusk, et al, damages. Joseph B. Smith vs. Jas. W. Lusk, et al, damages. Minta L. Stockstill, adm'x, of estate J. H. Stockstill, dec'd vs. Jas. W. Lusk, et al, damages. Robert Creason vs. Jas. W. Lusk, et al, damages. Charles Eylar vs. Jas. W. Lusk, et al, damages. James Garner vs. E. E. Rickman, damages. J. L. Vanhorn vs. Wells-Fargo Express Co., appeal from J.P. W. J. Fleming vs. G. C. Holt, et al, attachment. J. S. Merrell drug Company vs. John Gramlich, account. Sternburg Coal & Mining Co., vs. W. E . Thornburg, on note. Springfield Canning & Supply Co. vs. Bowers & Nelson, damages. Monett Lodge No. 106, I .O. O. F. vs. Arthur C. Hartman, mandate. Wednesday March 24, 1915
State vs. E. M. Bartlett? Rape State vs. Glen Salyer, practicing medicine without a license. State vs. Glenn Salyer, practicing medicine without a license. State vs. H. H. Temple and John P. Nagel, cutting fence. State vs. William Myers, felonious assault and exhibiting weapon. State vs. William Meyers, carrying concealed weapon. State vs. Glenn Hawk, seduction. State vs. Glenn Hawk, giving liquor to minor. State vs. Fate Stone, et al. State vs. Herman Garrison, disturbing religious worship. State vs. Rano Garrett, burglary and larceny. State vs. Charles Wynne, practicing medicine without license. Thursday March 25, 1915
State vs. Bill Wells, et al, gambling. State vs. Roy Pierce, assault with intent to kill State vs. W. T. Bailey, carrying conceal weapons. State vs. Jess Finley, rape. State vs. Charles Kendall, poisoning stock. State vs. J.C. Baker, obtaining good by means of false pretense. State vs. R. A. Gardner, murder in second degree. State vs. D. R. Cutter, defiling female under his care and protection. The City of Monett to the use of Jas. Schneider vs. H. S. Fowler, special tax bill. State of Mo. ex re. W. H. Smith, collector of City of Monett, Mo., vs. J. H. McGuire, back taxes. State of Mo., re W. H. Smith, collector of City of Monett, Mo., vs. V. Vance, back tax. State of Mo., re W. H. Smith, collector of City of Monett, Mo., vs. W. & C. W. Winsatt, back tax. The City of Monett to the use of the Shenandoah National Bank vs. Charles Mize, sewer tax. The City of Monett to the use of the Shenandoah National Bank vs. Elizabeth Kryer, sewer tax. The City of Monett to the use of the Shenandoah National Bank vs. Lizzie Magee, sewer tax. The City of Monett to the use of the Shenandoah National Bank vs. John Walsh, sewer tax. The City of Monett to the use of the Shenandoah Nation Bank vs. W. M. Breese, sewer tax. The City of Monett to the use of the Shenandoah Nation Bank vs. W. M. Breese, sewer tax. The City of Monett to the use of the Shenandoah Nation Bank vs. W. P. Williams, et al, Sewer tax. Jasper Clark vs. M. A. Clark, divorce Charles M. Lee Dead:
Charles M. Lee, a substantial farmer and stockman, and one of the county's oldest native born citizens, quietly passed into the sleep which knows no waking at his home about two and one half miles south of town at 1:00 o'clock Tuesday afternoon, February 21, 1915, from kidney trouble and complication of diseases. For months he had been on a general decline. At times his conditions were pronounced serious but his strong manly from with stood his aliments until temporary relief was brought. Saturday night his ailments became serous and he gradually grew worse until the various diseased conquered his once vigorous body. He was 74 years, 6 months, and 14 days old and was born at the Lee Spring, one mile south of town, August 9, 1840. He was a son of the late Miller and Nancy Lee and was the youngest child in a family thirteen children. Mrs. Tennessee Bare of Eureka Springs, Ark., is the only surviving member of this large family. With the exception of a short time, spent in the civil War he lived on a part of his father's farm all his life. He was been twice married and leaves two children from his first marriage. They are Will Lee of California and Mrs. Florence Siler of Newtonia, Newton County. In September 1873 he was married to Sarah E. Erwin. To them was born five children, two of who are living Illus, who is engaged in the practice of law at Kansas City and Wear who resides on the home place. The deceased was an excellent example of the sturdy manhood and aggressive personality of the early type of citizens of the county. By nature he was a close student of affairs relating to the general progress of this county and community. He was a man of strong convictions and never hesitated to express his views upon any question which came up. He was independent in thought; kind of disposition and a friend to every body. In his death the county and community in which he practically lived all his life has lost one of its most substantial citizens. The funeral services will be held Thursday morning at 11 o'clock in charge of Rev. J. T. Brattin at the Cassville Cemetery where burial will be held. Fatal Accident:
Oshea Cox, 21 years old and a son of James Cox of Joplin, accidentally shot and killed himself, Saturday morning between eight and nine o'clock at his father's home. The sad and unfortunate incident occurred while he was cleaning a 38 caliber revolver. In testing the results of his work he snapped the gun and the bullet which he failed to notice in the chamber of the gun took its effect in his right temple. He lived about three hours. His body was brought here Sunday and interred at the Horner Cemetery following funeral services conducted at the Horner church by Rev. Chappell. The deceased was a nephew of Dan Cox, Mrs. Joseph Baker and Mrs. J. C. Ireland of near town. Besides a father he leaves two brothers to mourn his untimely death. The family resided in this locality some years ago. |
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