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'' ESTABLISHED 1SC5 ' I . ' :.;;TilE"NEWS-TIIC TRIBUNE WANTS IT-TtlE TRJSUNE GIVES 'IT. ; : ' k - ;'v: .. . . STOSCEITTJCN $1X0 PER YEAR , VOLUME Zi .' - .' 1 - . '- . . UNION, MISSOURI, FRIDAY, NQVEilBEB 1, 1918 i ; ' : V NUJI2ER 22 . r:;.-hi; rj-.!-l'l,"I - -'.T.,".".7';TTr'T. , " " . r.-. ... . ;r- : : - . i . 1 - ' " " " ' " " 1 ' ' r pOOATS COURT DOCKET. Socket for tha iwpnlar November Term. 1918. of the Probate Court, beld la aud for th County of Fraskllo, BUU of Missouri, listing; the Dtmi of all tha Executors, Administrators, Ouardinni and Curatora, whoaa aettlemeat r dua at. aid day upon which aacb setUemeot ia re quired to b made. - ' ' Monday,' Iforeraber It; 1918. Elixa Armtatead, Gda. Asa B. Crowu, Gda. 'George Wagner, Admr. Sadie Cox, Ezrx. Joa. A. Mintrup, Admr. . L. F. Ziegenmeyer, Exr. Henry E. Frossard, Exr. H.-F, Frele, Admr, Anton Freea, Gdn. 1 ArmtBtead.belrs, minora, . ... i . I Crowe, hairs, minora, ....... . I Cbapminn, Sarah jr., Eat V... 4 Cox, -teobert W.. Est., ........ 5 Dans, Louis, Est, vC-fchlenbeck, Lbrecht, Est., ... 7 Frossard, Mary E., Est, ...... 8 Frels, Hermann, Kst, Frevis. heirs, minora. ........ 10 OlfTord. heir, minora, ....... 'E. B. Gilford, Admr, . 11 Oiftord, James A., minor. ..... E. B. Gilford, Gdn. . I 12 Hemminghaua, C. H., Est., ... H. H. Hemminghaus, Exr. 1 J Howe, reter, st 14 Halniich, Ralph, minor, IB Hartmeiater, Leslie, minor, ... 1 8 If of mini, Robert B., ninor, . . . 17 Kemp, Beaaie, minor, 18 ?.!arvln,.M. J, Est,. -,.iv i 1 9 Maunia,: heirs,' vlitr, ..V ' Sft--Montir, hairs, ' minors, ... Zl I'aula, "Mary, Est, Christina Howe, Admrx. Elizabeth Halmich, Gdn. W. 8. Dunton, Gdn. r Carl O. Hofmann, Gdn.' F. C. Heidmann, Fab. Gdn. TbeOv Cl8)rr, Admr, f- C. 8. Maupln, Odn.-3. O. Moutier. Gdn. F. C Heidmann, Tab. Admr. it rywatt,' Mary, Est, ..... ..... EUsha Pyeatt, Admr. 2S-r-Eose, Frank S.. Est, ..... Frank E. Rose, Admr. J4 Rauer, Frederick. Est., W. C. Gerdlng, Exr, 25 Ktuesse. hetra, minors, Jacob Stuesse, Gdn. 86 Sanford, Thos. Lee, minor, . .. . Roea Jackson, Gdn. i. i c naw, imjriuoiia, muuir, ' t W hite, Lee Est, ......... . 29 Abkemeyer, Cleniaaa, st, . . . 81) ladi.' August, Eat., 81 Bay by, Julian, Est, . . .'. 32 Euiitnger, Hannah, Estr, . .... 88 Brady, John J., Est.. ........ 34 Bannon, .Tbos.Sr.. Eat,. ... , . . 85 Buchhola, Minn, lna ,. 36 Bartle,, Job H., Est, , 1 Burton, Mitabeth An Eat,. , . . as maue, neirs, uinora, ........ William Shaw. Gdn. Joseph Morris, Admr. Clemens, Sprehe, Ext. ;, , Alfred Bade, Exr Robt. J. Bagby, Ext. - . B. B. Baxter, Admr., C. T, k. . Frank Brady, Admr. . i Jamea Bannon, Admr. s " v fienry Oslch, Gdn. ft Cur. : . V, Denny Martha BarUe, Exrs. A. E. Burton, Admr, L. F, Panhorst, Gdn. . 89 Brown, heirs, minors,,, Louise Brown, Gdn H. F. Salome Blumer, Exra. Sanford Burns, Admr. . v T. R, Shaffer, Admr. . - Henry 8tnease. Admr. 1 Chas. E. Bagby,' Admr. 40 Blumer, E Est., 42 Blackwell, W. A Est, ....... 4 J Bruno, HenryT Est, ......... ' 4 Ruhr CI. A - Est.. ............ 45 Uramel, Wa. M.. Hah. Drunku, E. H. Massmann, Gdn. ft Cur. 46 'onway, . u.. Est, ........ Btena uonwmy, Aomrx. 47 iamchreeder,- MU. minor, , . O..F. Hannemann, Gdn. Cur. JDuMn, Sarah Eat,, .,.,..T. B. Moore, Admr. 9-iEnnisf Geo, W.r Est., ........ Leslie EnniB, Admr., C. T, A. BO-rEnloe, George-,' minor,. . ., . . Chas. E. Lewis, Odn. 61 Fischer. Paul, Eat., w, . ; . . . Gusu H. Flchr, Exr, 52 Fritiemeyer, filmo A., Est, . . Matilda C. JFritwmeyer, Admrx. 53 Gallenkamp, Chas.' F., Est., . . . L. C. Allersnwyer, Admr., C. T. A. , 64 Gallenkamp ac Wood, PferJJaU L. C. Allersmeyer, Admr. In Charge. 6&Grieneld, Arnold, Eat.,, jHenry Grienald. Admr. , St OroUahn, Frad, Eat,-, i . . . . Aug. HoeTelmann. Admr., C. T. A. :8T Orlnkar, Anna, .Est, ......... August Grlnker, Ext. 68 Hanneken, 'Wllhelmina, Est, 'ohn D- Hanneken, Admr. B9Honold,' heirs, minors, Frits J. Strehlmann, Gdn. 60 Hubert, Adam, Eat. ........ A. C Heidmann, Exr, ' Tuesday, WoTnhe M, tl. ' y 61 Haitkamp, Annie M., minor, . Minnie K. Heltkamp, Gdn. 62 Hagedorn, Mathlas, Est., . . . . Anna Hagedorn. Exrx. 63 Hance, Jamea R., Est.j , 64 Jones, Charles, Est., . . r' 65 Jaeger, Chas. J., Ewt, ... '' 66 Jahraus, Bridget; Est, . . 8T Kasa, Hy.rE., Est, V 68 Kupat, JaeobEst. ; S Kemper, JohnBeftLrViV - 70 Kldweit. iaa -a., jiisi., Fred Schuerkamp, Admr. . , , . .... Arthur Jones, Admr. . . . Wm, F. Jaeger, Exr. ... . , . George W. Jahraus, Admr. ;';' Wm.. F. Fallbeck, Exr. ';-.' . , , . ' Ten a "Kugel,' Admrx?-. : .' . i'' F. W. Pehle, Admr. . "V -" Albert Warnhoff, Admr.' 71 Kattelmaim. William, Eat., . . . Nannetta L. Kattelmann, Exrx, L. C. Allarsmeyer, Admr., C. T. A. Anna Lause, Gdn. : 72 Ketterer. Mary A Est., 1 78 Ijiiisj. Adolnhine. minor. 74 Langenbacher, heirs, minora, . Ellen Langenoacner, uan. i 75 Lamke. heirs, minora, ....... L. F. Ziegenmeyar, Gdn. . , 78 Laupp, Michael, Est, ........ Albert Laupp, Exr, i 77 Lefmann, Frita, Est.. ........ Barbara Lefmann, Admrx. ;i 78MeDermott, B. 8., Eat, ...... -Elltabeth McDermott, Admrx. S 7 Moore, Chas. L., Est.. Edw. W. Moore, Admr. j 80 Mcintosh, Harry, minor, A. L. Mcintosh, Gdn. A Cur. ; . 81 Mi las, Pliny; Est, .......... B., A, ThornhiU, Admr, - Rwnbef 18, 1018. 82 Mohrlock, Andreas, Est, 62 Moore. John L., Estj,, 84 Manhart, Peter, Est 81--Meyet, F. H Est, . . . . . . , 86 -Meyer,' John D., Est. 87 Moore, Minor, minor, v. . . . 88 North, Edgar J., Est, . . . . . .88 Niemann, Joseph B.,, Est, ' 80 Neely, Jacob B., Est., . . . . . 91 Nauser, Andreas, Est, . , . . . 82 North, Thos, B., Est, . . . . , . 83 Oermahn. Ida, Est.. 94 Pettus. W. C, Est 95 Phillips, Jesse B., Est., 96 Pemtrup, Joseph,-minor, ...... 87 Patterson, John, Est, ....... Alfred Mohrlock. Admr,. C. T.. A. Nannie. Moore, Admrx. i John. Peter. Manhart, Exr. - Wm. F. Meyer, Admr. George Meyer, Admr; C. T. A. J. R. Moora; Gdn. John E. May, Admr., C. T. A. .. Alphonse Niermann,- Exr. Jeff D. Nely, Admr. John J. Vick. Exr. 8. F.'ft J. W. North, Admrs. W. J. Kramme, Admr. B. A. ThornhiU, Exr. 8elby R. ft Austyn A. Phillips, Exra. Johanna Brown, Gdn. ' Chrmtina L. Petterson, Exrx. Oscar Wallace, Gdn. 8 Robinson, heirs, minora, 9 Reinhardt, Barbara ft Herman, minors, Louis 8. Witthaus, Gdn. 100- Reinhard, A. E., Kst. cnaa. v. Kemnara. Aamr. 101-Richardson, George W., Eat.. ., L. L. Seabnrn, Admr. 102-Splndler, Samuel, Est, ...... Dan Spindler, Admr. ' lhnradar. November 14. 18)18. , .!N)8-Shuyler,- F. Mr., Est., .,.,. Rebecca B. Shuyler, Exrx. 104-Schneider, Hy., Est., ...... , L. P. McHugh, Admr. 105-Schallenberg, bBlrs, minors, , , H. W. Schallenberg, Gdn. iu-tites, susan ureen, tax., , . . . - 107-Schroeder, Anna, Est, 108-Schroeder, Wm., IM 1 0 9-Trent mann, John, Est., ...... 110-Tovell, haae H., Est.,, 111-Thiebea, Ernst, Est, ........ 1 It-Thompson, 8. L., Est 113-Thurmond, W. 8., Est, ...... lit unger, buna, ju., ... A. R.' Van Antwerp, Admr. O. H. Schroeder, Admr. . Theo. A. Hoemann, Gdn. ft Cur. Emma Hawley, Admrx.. C. T. A. C. W. Murray, Admr., C. T.' A. 1 Henry Thlebes, Admr, H. W. IBman, Admr. ' Thos. Moth'rshead, Admr. Christ Unger, Gdn. ft Cur. . 115-Voltmann, a H., Est, ....... H. Volimann ft C. F. JJiemcysr, Ada. 116-Wood. Chas. F.. Eat. 117-Worthlngton, Susan, Eat, ., lis wiemar, uerman, un., Louie Wood. Exr. Florcnx Drewel, Exr. Emma Wiethar, Admrx. 119-Wolff. Geo. 8r.. Eat , . . . Emil Wolff ft Geo. Wolff, Jr, Admrs. 180-Westermeyer, John D., 8r Est, John D. Westermerer. Jr., Admr. 1 2 1-Wllmesherr," August, Est, .... George J. Fink, Admr., C. T. A. 122-Wella, Nathanral. Ins., F. C. Heidmann, Pub. Gdn. 123-Wilmesherr, Gustare A minor, Phillip L. Morans, Gdn. ' A trna nnnv trom tha Conrt Docket. ' " Witness my band and Beal of tbe Probate Cbnrt. Done In the City of union. In earn unnniy, in s Bin. nay oi uppid-t, jmu. , (SEAL) EDWIN HOEMANN, " , Clerk of the Probate Court.; Dr. W. O. TrJnter ' RESIDHNT DENTIST '. iV- OSoe crer Eeywr'i Dres Etore UnJoa, Misourl. FAB.U van sai.c Farm of 178 acres located four miles north -of Labadle, Mo., one Quarter mile vest of Deters Mation on Mmk Island, Railway; well improved, with large house, barn, wrll, cisterns and all necessary eutbuild-InEs; 100 acres in cultivation, balance in rood timber which can be cleared and cultivated; retn of hifib grade white glass sand underlies one corner of tbe f "m: ail ruralcon-'i-nSencea. For f-;nler isartieolara ltiuire it AVrtt-l JU""1 at tb Farm, or addr38 Wa-ter K. lved, Eidon, X&aval, ' . ... WORK HORSES FOB) SALE. Our business has been Increasing to such an extent that we find it ad isable to get an suta truck. There fore we offer for sale four good work borsea at a reasonable price. If you are looking for a good team eall and see m. EPSTEIN ft CHERASHNET, Vitt Bldg., Opp. Post Office. Union, Mo. FOR SALE One seven-passenger Studebaker car; electric H?hts and starter. New tiros. Run only 6600 lulien. In excellent condition. A bargain. H. W. BELDING, Webster Groves, Mo. Do you get up at niphtf Sanol Is surely the best for all kidney or bladder troubles. Sanol gives relief In 24 hours from all backache and bladder troubles. Mtao is a guar anteed remedy. 35c. and $1.10 a botUe at the drug store. Takes Life Ey Siccus Called fcrfZf:;y Service One of tbe most sorrowful tragedies that ever occurred In Boone township took place on Tuesday afternoon, October 22,' 1818, between 1:30 and 2 o'clock p. m., when Henry Vieten ended his life by shooting himself with a double-barrelled shotgun at his home, three miles north of Spring Bluff. : Mr. Vieten waa alone when h committed suicide and the cause of his act Is unknown. - His wife and daughter and son-in-law had started for Cave flnrln A Wlelt MlatJwu .Ml. m 1 It Ha more than thirty minutes before tbe Douse waa discovered 10 ne in names. The fire was discovered-by Alene Vieten, a niece of the deceased, while fathering hirkAinr nnt In a fleid near the house. After giving tne alarm sbe Tan to the burning building, her father nd Charles Kegelmann ' arriving there ; a few minutes bpfnrA h AlA M VA.aL mann opened th front door to call Mr. Vieten when be saw his body lying on the floor. - Near the body was a Bhotgun to which Mr. Vieten had tied a enrtaln nnle with' vrhl-K to pull the trigger. The Are was burning fiercely and Indicated that Mr. Vieten hail used nal nil n setting fire to the building upstairs. The room In which the body lay wai already in flames when Mr. Kegelmann and ' John Vieten and his daughter removed-the body to -the outside and away 'from the house. The gasoline Tange was all that waa saved besides two trunks, some bed clothes and the baby buggy which Mr. Vieten had taken from the house and arr! Intn tha den before setting tha fire. . His body waa taken to the home of his brother, John Vieten, where an Inquest waa held on Wednesday, the verdict being suicide. Henry Vieten was born near Gray Summit. Mo.. DecamhBr Ss iij? and moved with his Barents to Spring Bluff In 1851. On July 16, 1869.-he wu nnH,H f mal,.(. Harriet Catherine Martin , to whom ten children ware ' born, two of whom, Viola and - Harry, preceded their fftthnr a , K..nn . vw mvuu, He leaves to mourn his loss his wife, and eight children, who are: Allen, of ; St. Lou'Ib; ' Samuat,' of New Haven; Carrie Scott of Cave Spring; Sarah Snyder, of Skylight, Kentucky; Benjamin, of Cave Spring; nmma nail, or valley Park, Mo., Bertha Manion, of Shirley, Mo., and Delia MincAmever. . vhn llu.il borne with parents. Other surviving relatives are thirty-one grandchildren and three great-grandchildren, besides two brothers, John A.- and William Vieten, of Spring Bluff, and two aUrera IMlAn ' nf fim.in mA? - " , H. 'f "'B M.UU, and Anna Crlswell, of St Louis. Mr. vieten nad reached the aga of seventy years,, htm 'months and tWentv-fone dav. . hi . J.ik haa caused -deep sorrow among the many rrienas or he family. Mr. Vieten waa well known thrnmrhnnt the western nnrt nf tha Mimt. XTa was a man highly honored and respected by all who knew him. He was a public-spirited citizen and a trua patriot, a kind neighbor and a devoted himhanH anil f.tha. I, In Sad tn think that attar a Ufa on spent the end should be so tragic. - i ue iunerai services were conducted by Rev. A. L. Sullivan of Sullivan, Missouri, on Thursday, October 24.' and IntArnvant waa mnjia in Cave Spring cemetery in the pres ence ot a targe concourse or mourning relatives and sorrowing friends-. we extend naartreit sympathy to the bereaved family,, . JEFFERSON CITY, J O., Oft. 18. Three calls were Issued today by i the War Department for 10,002 Missouri drafted men M entrain for military training camps tn November. Nineteen hundred and seven whfte men in class l under the first draft are to entrain in ft days from November 11, for Keli Field, Tex. Ninety-five negroes are to entrain November 19 to 21, for Camp Funs-ton. 'They are to be taken, front class 1 of the first craft Eight thousand white men are to entrain November 11 to 16, fo Kelly Fit-id, Tex. They will be taken front class 1 of the draft of September 12. Provost Marshal General Crowder notified Col. J. H. McCord that Calls would be issued for 1'iSBourians to go to training eampa la November and December to the number of 19,-824 men from class 1 ia the draft of September 12 nd that' men would be taken between the age of 19 and 86 years. . - . t SOLDIER BOY APPRECIATES - SWEATER SENT FROM UNION. Several weeks ago Mrs. Emma Bergmann knitted and donated to the Red Cross a bandsoma and dur able sweater to be used by some sol- aier in me service. When the sweater ' was readv to be delivered to the Red Cross one of her little nieces playfully attached a piece of paper to the garment on which she had written, "From Aunt Emma Berg mann, union, ho." Tbe sweater was received by one of Uncle Sam's boys aoon thereafter and this ia what he wrote in appreciation to his Aunt Emma:" I Waco, Texas. Oct 17. 1811. Mrs. Bergmann, . Dear Friend:. I raceived the sweater vou do nated to the Red Cross and sure want to thank you for it. It ia cer tainly aomething a soldier will need before long. You are a geniua at knitting, sure enough, and the sweater is a good warm one. I am from Chicago, Illinois, and have a father and mother there, and they' sure help the Red . Cross, for it is the grandest order in tbe country for helping the boys. I am down in Camp McArtbur, Texas, and have oeen nere cor inree montns. 1 I ex pect to- leave this country soon and will always think of my aunt in Un ion, Mo., whenever I wear your sweater. Well, Aunt Emma, I nope yon will keep np the good work for tha Red Cross in your town, and wishing you tha best of health and good luck, I remain Just a soldier for tbe Good Old U. S. A. Goodbye, aunt CORP. KIRBY C. SHIELDS. ' WOMEN 85 TO 43 WANTID . . , TO SERVE AS NXRfci, AIDS .',-'... -v. -.. St. Louis, Me. Surgeon General Ireland ot the United States army haa Issued a call fOf 1600 women between the ages of IS and 45 to serve as nurses aids in American military hospitals In France. Forty days training, ten days In theory and thirty days ot eight hours each la practical hospital work, will,, fit' applicants for the "work, i The pay will be 830 a month and maintenance and transportation to and from France will be provided. Womn who wlBh to volunteer for the, service should make application to the aeareet Red Cross chapter, , , 1 "i . rV'-if 1 Assessed Vzlaatioa tf v Eranklln tefy Railroads .-.; -I.V.- ; '- -Below we give aonv figures of (he assessed valuation for the rears 1917 and 1918 . of the three railroads that traverse Franklin county. It will . be noticed the valuation ot tha Rock Island has been materially increased while a decrease in valuation is. shown In the Missouri Pacific and the Frisco roads. The Rock Island la fast becoming -one of the best railroads In Missouri, and no doubt this Increase la In part dire to the physical Improvement of the road between St. Louis and Kansas Cityr i Missouri Pacific Railway.- . Valuation 1917 $928,884.00 Valuation 1918 616,255.20 t Decrease . , . . . . ..,.$312,628.80 . The Frisco IUlTrnad. . Valuation -1917 r-UIV.100.0 Valuation 1918 ... .-. . 452,184.20 '; Decreasw .......... $246,06 5.80 The Rock Island Railroad, valuation 1918 ..... .$714,025.70 Valuation. 1917 ...... 646,952.00 Increase ....(..;,(,$ 67,072.70 '. The following shows the amount of taxes paid by the three railroads In 1917, and'the amount of taxes to be paid to. Franklin county In 1918: . ' Missouri Pacific Railway. J Taxea 1917 ........... $14,832.4 Taxea 1818 ........... 9,947.62 Decrfeaae ...... 4,885.01 ' The Frisco Railroad. Taxes 1917 $10,709.33 Taxes 1918 ........... 7,019.70 '., V ;;- ; Decrease $ 8,689.63 The Bock Island Railroad.;-Taxes 1918 ....,.i,..,$10.834.99 Taxes 1917 .....i 9,685.72 'We do reliable tire repairing of all, kinds. , Batteries recharged. Busch'a Hardware Store. , " . NOTICE TO HUNTERS. " ' ; ' Hunting and trespassing is positively forbidden on the lands of the undersigned, near Jeffriesburg. MATTHIAS HABERHOLZ. aaaas-. f aTr9tr""rl aaawaa ' v ,.; jjHl'ifr fcimiJii, o 'kho) v(?h rtvI, wirwj tniiif- , w-nk ftt ri i(.ui hiw k. rhmitnev tiwrrt fttxi ta.il irTHtrulnrw wt' thekiflrivftn') Jtth(-iT in lwili litt i! f.'.il wnnfn. If' uut ituid iy jut iruirr;i. wsii t- nMtt hy mil on tV'M I 1. 4 ; e Plitf.il hot lit If niOltlUM1 V-eiJti'-nt. otx) nium fin I; Ui -rirt m rum. S'i t'-r tfiuMitn' Ip'n tiiw nd o:lit fru.,.. Ur. iu. V'. i; til, tu'A i liv :riM W iafUl. iVaO l&LiJ aJF urutfiUWk."-. lucreAae .v. ST. ALBANS 6ATUVQS. s .... Miss Adele Kissing spent several daya of last week with relatives near Labadle, Mrs. C. Rosembaum and Mrs. W. H. Kreienkamp visited with Mr. Geo. -Fries, Monday. Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Woods entertained relatives from Webster Groves the past week. - Mr. and Mrs, Shettes and daughter visited at the home ot Mr. and Mrs. Emil Thlebes Friday. . , Miss Blanch Maber returned to home last Sunday, her school being closed on account of Influents. Mr. and Mrs. John Chump and daughter, of St Louts, spent the past week with the latter'a mother, Mrs. Emma Mottert. - Mrs. Julia Glandt of near Pacific came - over Saturday -evening - to spend a few daya with her sister, Mrs. 'James Mottert -. v . Mrs. John ; Hartmann and Mrs. James Wrlgley returned to St. Louis last Sunday after a few daya' visit with Mrs. Ernst Hoerle. Wm. KtBsing, Dan Alt, John Knel-per and Fred Stettes spent Saturday evening with E. Hoerle, playing cards. Several more ot the neighbors had intended to he present but on account of the bad weather, were unable to be present. - Mrs. E. Hoerle was tendered a farewell aurprlse party Tuesday afternoon by bar . neighbors and friends, a dainty luncheon was served By the ladles and a pleasant afternoon spent by all present, and on departing, all wished Mra. Hoerle good luck and. health in- her new home. Mr. and Mrs. Ernst Hoerle will leave within a few days for St Louts where they intend to make their home at least for tha winter. Mrs. Hoerle has not had very good health lately, and It is for that reason they sold their farm. All regret very very much to these good people leave our community, but we wlb them good luck in their new borne,, and also that Mrs. Hoerle will aoon recover from her illnem. BLACKSMITH OUTFIT FOR SALE. Full contents of a firt-clas blick- mith shop, including tools and Iron of all kinds. A bargain. Call on or address Daniel Michel, JcCriesburg. Missouri. $5,0,0 Icr Vsr Wcrk The County organisation for Franklin County announced by the State Executive Committee is: -; , Jesse H. - Schaper, Washington, Mo., County Chairman, United War Work Campaign; William F. Vitt, Washington, Mo., County Vice-Chalrman; . Harry W. Do ran, Labaddle, Mo., County Treasure; ' Chas, A. Cola, Union, Mo., Coun ty Publicity Director; G. H. Otto, Washington, Mo, County Publicity Director; and J. T. Williams, Sullivan, Mo.. Cownty Publicity Director. Appointments of - township and school district manager made by the County Chairman, together with quotas ot each district are: BOLES TOWN8HIP: Harry W, Dornan, Labaddle, Mo., Mo. . . . . Bethel School Dist. . . .... .$363.87 Labaddle School? Dlat. , . . , 464.34 Becker School Dist. . . . , . . . 247.96 Louis Smith, Manager, Villa Ridge Mo,' '.' v'' :"..'"' .. Sweets School Dist .. . . . . $847.81 Woods School Dist. 988.36 St. Mary's School Dist ... . . . 264.71 Julius Hundhausen and A. 8. Miles Managers, Gray Summit Mo. Qrar Summit School Dist' . .$479.28 Northa School Dist 241.55 ' John J. Mauthe, Manager, Pacific, Mo. ' Pacific School Dist .....$1660.30 Oak Field School Dist .... 202.22 Tavern School Dist. ...... 174.03 Port Royal School Dist. ... 61.18 BOEUF TOWNSHIP 'Charles A. Kropp, Manager; Ber ger, Mo. ' .': ,. Upper Bottom School Dist. $283.54 Berger School Dist , 466.14 Berger South School District , 261.19 r i - - 4tl aa Lower Bottom School Dist. ..285.07 Senate Grove School Dist . 145.92 Etlah Schol Dist ........ 847.97 W. J. Godt, Manager, New Haven, Mo..'.:- New Haven School Dist. ..$1009.88 284.43 278.26 266.13 142.49 335.62 158.86 275.58 846.62 198.26 164.92 184.04 144.43 126.19 163.58 174.35 224.36 Excelsior School Dist; Gerdlng Schol Dist Miller School Dist. , . . t . Baltimore School Dist' r-, . Yeates, School Dist. . .... Grand 8chool Dist ....... Maupin School Dist. ,...' Bucklick School Dist. . , . . , - BOONE TOWNSHIP C. E. Bagby, Manager, Leslie, Mo, Champion City School Dist. $149.46 Spring Bluff School Dist . Oak Grove School Dist, . . Leslie School Diet. Little Creek School Dlat. ; Progress School Dist Edwin H. Vemmer, Manager, Gerald, Mo. ' i,; Gerald School Dl8t.T;.t.,. 651894 Evergreen School Dist . , ... . 141.61 Walbert School Dist ...... 136.81 Renick School -Dist. ...... Strain School Dist ........ Good Hope School Dist..., ! CALVE Y TOWNSHIP Horton Lynch, -Manager, Roberts-villa. Mo. , . Drake School Dist, 99.54 Frisco Heights School Dist. , 102.83 RoberUville School Dist. . . 404.66 Woodland School Dist .... . 184.26 Dan Brennan, Manager, Catawlssa, MO.' i : Catawlssa School Dist. ,....$868.56 Bend School Diet 212.88 Mount Pleasant School Dist ,188.79 Pleasant Valley School Diet .217.67 CENTRAL TOWNSHIP O. 8. Cardwell, Manager, St Clair, Mo. St. Clair School Dist . Plney Bluff School Dist. Salem Schol Ijlst. ....... Old Morrellton School Dist. Morrellton School Dist, .. Fairvlew School Dist .... Duley School Dist. ...... North Bend School Dist . . Central School Dist . . .,. . Denmark School Dist..... Ekey School Dist ....... Brush Creek School Dist?. Cove School Dist. ....... Moselle School Dist. . . . . . LYON TOWNSHIP Charles . Heidmann, Manager, Ger, aid, Mo.'',- - v'p," Detmold School Dist. , , , Cedar Grove Schol Dint, , ' August Vitt, Manager, ton. Mo. - i Campbellton School Dist United School Dist...... Dr. G. L. Matthews, Beaufort, Mo. Liberty School Dist. . . . , Pleasant Hill 8chool Diet .$878.47 ,. 180.67 . 833.10 111.21 112.88 83.84 104.21 144.86 193.47 247.76 855.20 235.48 103.41 207.18 ..$292.19 .. 221.27 Washlng- ..$289.97 . . 228.61 Manager, ..$280.65 .. 200.65 F. W. Schroeder, Manager, Beaufort, Mo. , Adams School Dist. ..,..,.$228.07 Beaufort School Dist. ..... 160.60 Breckenkamp School Dist. . 238.84 Henry Tlemann, Manager, Gerald, Mo.'.; ''' -.'.'. ' Beeemont School Dist .... .$232.90 Klehl School Dist. 156.09 Rock Ridge School Dist. . . 148.39 Buffalo Ridge School Dist. . . 233.44 MERAMEC TOWNSHIP J. T. Williams, Manager, Sullivan, Mo. Sullivan School Dist. .....$1160.21 Bacon Ridge School Dist . . 133.79 Long Ridge School Dist. . , , 74.93 Oak Grove School Dls(, , . . 161.72 Stanton School Dist. 204.26 Reedville School Dist .... .201.21 Oklahoma School Dlat. ... 65.67 Maple Grove School Dist, . , 102.41 Pea Ridge School Dipt. ... 154.09 Reeds Defeat School Dist . ' 163.44 Semlnarv School Dist .... 141.76 Argo School Dint. , 231.46 Oueae School Dist 45.88 Junan Schol Dist ...... 127.19 Miller School Dist. ....... : 127.12 Cave SDrlna School Dint . . 187.88 PRAIRIE TOWNSHIP W. E. May, Manager, St. Clair, Consolidated School Dist. .$293.23 Lonedell S-hool Dint. 1S142 Duemler School Dist. 160.78 Rye Creek 8chool Dist 135.40 Hen son School Hint. 114.94 Prairie School Dlxt 120.78 Klmwood fichool Dint 90.61 Providence School D'st. ,,. H8.: n .mnnit H-hfl Hint .. Ri 1 Hickory Flat School Dbt. . . 134.28 Do You Catch The Idea? 14) : a ' r ' X When the money is in your pocket, there come reasons forspending it; but when it is in this bank there come reasons for saving it. j ; a .t i - Open Saturday nights from 6i30 tq 7x3 O f: ST. JOHN'8 TOWNSHIP , Louis Ehlera and E. L. Barrett. Managers, Washington, Mo. Bputh Point School Dist . . ,$239.48 J. E. Ming and B. F. Gleaert Man agers, Washington, Mo. : v Ming School Dist. ........ ,$230.21 G. H. Otto and E. M. Thlas, with G. Brinker and T. Barrett . ' Newport School Dist .... ..$557.70 G. H. Otto and E. M. Thlas, with Joe Schlllio Ziegenmeyer School Dist . . .$964.51 O. F. Schulte and W. F. Vitt. with Krwln Vitt and L. Schillicr Kincaid School Dist. . .$304.01 O. F. Schulte and W. F. Vitt, with James McCalllster, Hlllsboro School Dist. , . . . .$429,16 ; UNION TOWNSHIP Louis, .Hllkemeyer, Manager, Union, Mo., A. Kramolowsky. Hy. C. Vossbrink, Emil Griese. Jno. C. Ja cobs, and Aug Baur. City of Union School Disti'. $1788.36 Union School Dist 829.62 Jeffriesburg School Dist .. 830.85 Crowes School Dist : 186.74 St. Joseph School Dlat No. 66 i . 200.60 Balzenlus School Diet. . , , 161.79 St, Joseph School Dist. No. -68........ .. 178.18 Oak Grove School Dlat. . . . 256.56 Krakow School Dist. . . . . . 860.47 Pikes Peak School Dist. . . 826.76 8t Johns School Dist. ... 533.05 WASHINGTON TOWN8HIP City of Washington 8chool Dist ,.I4U4.30 Notes: Managers and committees will Immediately meet and prepare lists of names ot prospective sub scribers and their quotas or assessments and send out noticea to them of earns by mail or otherwise asking them to subscribe and pay a- mounta on volunteer days Novem ber 8th and th, ' . Managers and committeea . will name the place and time for taking subscription on volunteer daya and prepare and poat np in a public place an Honor Roll, containing names of all subscribers and amounts donated. Remember the volunteer days- November 8th and 9th. Remember the United! War Work Campaign opens November 11th and closes November 18th, and those whose names are not found on the Honor Roll or who do not give their subscription on volunteer days will be called upon by the committee for their donations between . the dates named, k i - ;. - GERALD ROUTE 8. Our road bos ha been busy on the roada the past week. The sale at W. S. Connally last Saturday waa well attended and everything brought a fair priee. A number ot neighbors assembled at the home of Mr. and Mra. Joseph Kettlehohn last Sunday and thoroughly enjoyed the ' hospitality of these good people. Among those present were. J. Rinne and family. .; William Duerr and family, William . Walter and family, F. Kemk and j wife, and C. Kemk and wife, and 1 O. Rinne and family and hi mother of Drain. Use Texco cylinder oil In your car. It la better. Sold at BuBChV Hardware Store. . .... '. Fi::Te:!icFc.iiv:.3i b XImX Hit Udr.TUsb Aicst CarduL It VLtit Ker TTel Bpringtleld, Mo. Mra, Alloa Flstch. er, of this address, write: "I eaanot ay too much tn praise of CarduL It ha done so much for me, Bhortly, after 107 marriage, 14 yean ago. I Buffered terribly. . .with my , back pain leg me, and my llabt pained me so bad. And also I had inch awful bearing-down pains, and 1 became vary weak and could not hardly do my work... :.'. I went to my Ister-In-taw and aha told m to get CarduL, 80 I took one bottle and It helped me so much, I got another bottle, and by tbe time I bad taken th two bottle 1 waa a well woman. I have never bean troublsd any more... I keep Cardul tn my home... tor J think It la a fine tool for a woman raising family. , I always take one or two bottlea before and after my. , .. for It strenrh-en m so, and ha such cood effect on my nervous system." , - Weak women, worn cut with the work and care ef the home, need a tonic, strsngth-bulldlng medicine. Ilk Cardul. the woman's tonic . NCB-P F aV2UUIaji 0 6 Call at our warehouse and examine the of latest Improved Grain Drills, Disc Harrows, : . i Plows, and such other Farm Alachin- ery you may need this fall. Timothy Beed, Clover Seed, Wheat, FertilizorT f Salt, Corn, Oats, Bran, HhipHttifT, Linsned Mtal (old 1 process), liay, Barb Wire, Uog or Pouly Fcuce tor salJ. " ' SEE OUR MANAGE ABOUT SKSPI IXC YCUS WjlEAT FARMERS WAREHOUSE 1 ASSOCIATION I j ,n!:ti. i;n'."'.... . ,m444ilv4tWmvvt4t44rTt
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| Title | Franklin County Tribune (Union, MO), 1918-11-01 |
| Issue Date | 1918-11-01 |
| Issue Year | 1918 |
| Issue Month | 11 |
| Issue Day | 01 |
| Edition | 1 |
| Title Volume | 54 |
| Title Number | 32 |
| Type | Newspaper |
| Source | The State Historical Society of Missouri |
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| Title | Franklin County Tribune (Union, MO), 1918-11-01 |
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| Source | The State Historical Society of Missouri; Columbia, MO |
| Transcript | '' ESTABLISHED 1SC5 ' I . ' :.;;TilE"NEWS-TIIC TRIBUNE WANTS IT-TtlE TRJSUNE GIVES 'IT. ; : ' k - ;'v: .. . . STOSCEITTJCN $1X0 PER YEAR , VOLUME Zi .' - .' 1 - . '- . . UNION, MISSOURI, FRIDAY, NQVEilBEB 1, 1918 i ; ' : V NUJI2ER 22 . r:;.-hi; rj-.!-l'l,"I - -'.T.,".".7';TTr'T. , " " . r.-. ... . ;r- : : - . i . 1 - ' " " " ' " " 1 ' ' r pOOATS COURT DOCKET. Socket for tha iwpnlar November Term. 1918. of the Probate Court, beld la aud for th County of Fraskllo, BUU of Missouri, listing; the Dtmi of all tha Executors, Administrators, Ouardinni and Curatora, whoaa aettlemeat r dua at. aid day upon which aacb setUemeot ia re quired to b made. - ' ' Monday,' Iforeraber It; 1918. Elixa Armtatead, Gda. Asa B. Crowu, Gda. 'George Wagner, Admr. Sadie Cox, Ezrx. Joa. A. Mintrup, Admr. . L. F. Ziegenmeyer, Exr. Henry E. Frossard, Exr. H.-F, Frele, Admr, Anton Freea, Gdn. 1 ArmtBtead.belrs, minora, . ... i . I Crowe, hairs, minora, ....... . I Cbapminn, Sarah jr., Eat V... 4 Cox, -teobert W.. Est., ........ 5 Dans, Louis, Est, vC-fchlenbeck, Lbrecht, Est., ... 7 Frossard, Mary E., Est, ...... 8 Frels, Hermann, Kst, Frevis. heirs, minora. ........ 10 OlfTord. heir, minora, ....... 'E. B. Gilford, Admr, . 11 Oiftord, James A., minor. ..... E. B. Gilford, Gdn. . I 12 Hemminghaua, C. H., Est., ... H. H. Hemminghaus, Exr. 1 J Howe, reter, st 14 Halniich, Ralph, minor, IB Hartmeiater, Leslie, minor, ... 1 8 If of mini, Robert B., ninor, . . . 17 Kemp, Beaaie, minor, 18 ?.!arvln,.M. J, Est,. -,.iv i 1 9 Maunia,: heirs,' vlitr, ..V ' Sft--Montir, hairs, ' minors, ... Zl I'aula, "Mary, Est, Christina Howe, Admrx. Elizabeth Halmich, Gdn. W. 8. Dunton, Gdn. r Carl O. Hofmann, Gdn.' F. C. Heidmann, Fab. Gdn. TbeOv Cl8)rr, Admr, f- C. 8. Maupln, Odn.-3. O. Moutier. Gdn. F. C Heidmann, Tab. Admr. it rywatt,' Mary, Est, ..... ..... EUsha Pyeatt, Admr. 2S-r-Eose, Frank S.. Est, ..... Frank E. Rose, Admr. J4 Rauer, Frederick. Est., W. C. Gerdlng, Exr, 25 Ktuesse. hetra, minors, Jacob Stuesse, Gdn. 86 Sanford, Thos. Lee, minor, . .. . Roea Jackson, Gdn. i. i c naw, imjriuoiia, muuir, ' t W hite, Lee Est, ......... . 29 Abkemeyer, Cleniaaa, st, . . . 81) ladi.' August, Eat., 81 Bay by, Julian, Est, . . .'. 32 Euiitnger, Hannah, Estr, . .... 88 Brady, John J., Est.. ........ 34 Bannon, .Tbos.Sr.. Eat,. ... , . . 85 Buchhola, Minn, lna ,. 36 Bartle,, Job H., Est, , 1 Burton, Mitabeth An Eat,. , . . as maue, neirs, uinora, ........ William Shaw. Gdn. Joseph Morris, Admr. Clemens, Sprehe, Ext. ;, , Alfred Bade, Exr Robt. J. Bagby, Ext. - . B. B. Baxter, Admr., C. T, k. . Frank Brady, Admr. . i Jamea Bannon, Admr. s " v fienry Oslch, Gdn. ft Cur. : . V, Denny Martha BarUe, Exrs. A. E. Burton, Admr, L. F, Panhorst, Gdn. . 89 Brown, heirs, minors,,, Louise Brown, Gdn H. F. Salome Blumer, Exra. Sanford Burns, Admr. . v T. R, Shaffer, Admr. . - Henry 8tnease. Admr. 1 Chas. E. Bagby,' Admr. 40 Blumer, E Est., 42 Blackwell, W. A Est, ....... 4 J Bruno, HenryT Est, ......... ' 4 Ruhr CI. A - Est.. ............ 45 Uramel, Wa. M.. Hah. Drunku, E. H. Massmann, Gdn. ft Cur. 46 'onway, . u.. Est, ........ Btena uonwmy, Aomrx. 47 iamchreeder,- MU. minor, , . O..F. Hannemann, Gdn. Cur. JDuMn, Sarah Eat,, .,.,..T. B. Moore, Admr. 9-iEnnisf Geo, W.r Est., ........ Leslie EnniB, Admr., C. T, A. BO-rEnloe, George-,' minor,. . ., . . Chas. E. Lewis, Odn. 61 Fischer. Paul, Eat., w, . ; . . . Gusu H. Flchr, Exr, 52 Fritiemeyer, filmo A., Est, . . Matilda C. JFritwmeyer, Admrx. 53 Gallenkamp, Chas.' F., Est., . . . L. C. Allersnwyer, Admr., C. T. A. , 64 Gallenkamp ac Wood, PferJJaU L. C. Allersmeyer, Admr. In Charge. 6&Grieneld, Arnold, Eat.,, jHenry Grienald. Admr. , St OroUahn, Frad, Eat,-, i . . . . Aug. HoeTelmann. Admr., C. T. A. :8T Orlnkar, Anna, .Est, ......... August Grlnker, Ext. 68 Hanneken, 'Wllhelmina, Est, 'ohn D- Hanneken, Admr. B9Honold,' heirs, minors, Frits J. Strehlmann, Gdn. 60 Hubert, Adam, Eat. ........ A. C Heidmann, Exr, ' Tuesday, WoTnhe M, tl. ' y 61 Haitkamp, Annie M., minor, . Minnie K. Heltkamp, Gdn. 62 Hagedorn, Mathlas, Est., . . . . Anna Hagedorn. Exrx. 63 Hance, Jamea R., Est.j , 64 Jones, Charles, Est., . . r' 65 Jaeger, Chas. J., Ewt, ... '' 66 Jahraus, Bridget; Est, . . 8T Kasa, Hy.rE., Est, V 68 Kupat, JaeobEst. ; S Kemper, JohnBeftLrViV - 70 Kldweit. iaa -a., jiisi., Fred Schuerkamp, Admr. . , , . .... Arthur Jones, Admr. . . . Wm, F. Jaeger, Exr. ... . , . George W. Jahraus, Admr. ;';' Wm.. F. Fallbeck, Exr. ';-.' . , , . ' Ten a "Kugel,' Admrx?-. : .' . i'' F. W. Pehle, Admr. . "V -" Albert Warnhoff, Admr.' 71 Kattelmaim. William, Eat., . . . Nannetta L. Kattelmann, Exrx, L. C. Allarsmeyer, Admr., C. T. A. Anna Lause, Gdn. : 72 Ketterer. Mary A Est., 1 78 Ijiiisj. Adolnhine. minor. 74 Langenbacher, heirs, minora, . Ellen Langenoacner, uan. i 75 Lamke. heirs, minora, ....... L. F. Ziegenmeyar, Gdn. . , 78 Laupp, Michael, Est, ........ Albert Laupp, Exr, i 77 Lefmann, Frita, Est.. ........ Barbara Lefmann, Admrx. ;i 78MeDermott, B. 8., Eat, ...... -Elltabeth McDermott, Admrx. S 7 Moore, Chas. L., Est.. Edw. W. Moore, Admr. j 80 Mcintosh, Harry, minor, A. L. Mcintosh, Gdn. A Cur. ; . 81 Mi las, Pliny; Est, .......... B., A, ThornhiU, Admr, - Rwnbef 18, 1018. 82 Mohrlock, Andreas, Est, 62 Moore. John L., Estj,, 84 Manhart, Peter, Est 81--Meyet, F. H Est, . . . . . . , 86 -Meyer,' John D., Est. 87 Moore, Minor, minor, v. . . . 88 North, Edgar J., Est, . . . . . .88 Niemann, Joseph B.,, Est, ' 80 Neely, Jacob B., Est., . . . . . 91 Nauser, Andreas, Est, . , . . . 82 North, Thos, B., Est, . . . . , . 83 Oermahn. Ida, Est.. 94 Pettus. W. C, Est 95 Phillips, Jesse B., Est., 96 Pemtrup, Joseph,-minor, ...... 87 Patterson, John, Est, ....... Alfred Mohrlock. Admr,. C. T.. A. Nannie. Moore, Admrx. i John. Peter. Manhart, Exr. - Wm. F. Meyer, Admr. George Meyer, Admr; C. T. A. J. R. Moora; Gdn. John E. May, Admr., C. T. A. .. Alphonse Niermann,- Exr. Jeff D. Nely, Admr. John J. Vick. Exr. 8. F.'ft J. W. North, Admrs. W. J. Kramme, Admr. B. A. ThornhiU, Exr. 8elby R. ft Austyn A. Phillips, Exra. Johanna Brown, Gdn. ' Chrmtina L. Petterson, Exrx. Oscar Wallace, Gdn. 8 Robinson, heirs, minora, 9 Reinhardt, Barbara ft Herman, minors, Louis 8. Witthaus, Gdn. 100- Reinhard, A. E., Kst. cnaa. v. Kemnara. Aamr. 101-Richardson, George W., Eat.. ., L. L. Seabnrn, Admr. 102-Splndler, Samuel, Est, ...... Dan Spindler, Admr. ' lhnradar. November 14. 18)18. , .!N)8-Shuyler,- F. Mr., Est., .,.,. Rebecca B. Shuyler, Exrx. 104-Schneider, Hy., Est., ...... , L. P. McHugh, Admr. 105-Schallenberg, bBlrs, minors, , , H. W. Schallenberg, Gdn. iu-tites, susan ureen, tax., , . . . - 107-Schroeder, Anna, Est, 108-Schroeder, Wm., IM 1 0 9-Trent mann, John, Est., ...... 110-Tovell, haae H., Est.,, 111-Thiebea, Ernst, Est, ........ 1 It-Thompson, 8. L., Est 113-Thurmond, W. 8., Est, ...... lit unger, buna, ju., ... A. R.' Van Antwerp, Admr. O. H. Schroeder, Admr. . Theo. A. Hoemann, Gdn. ft Cur. Emma Hawley, Admrx.. C. T. A. C. W. Murray, Admr., C. T.' A. 1 Henry Thlebes, Admr, H. W. IBman, Admr. ' Thos. Moth'rshead, Admr. Christ Unger, Gdn. ft Cur. . 115-Voltmann, a H., Est, ....... H. Volimann ft C. F. JJiemcysr, Ada. 116-Wood. Chas. F.. Eat. 117-Worthlngton, Susan, Eat, ., lis wiemar, uerman, un., Louie Wood. Exr. Florcnx Drewel, Exr. Emma Wiethar, Admrx. 119-Wolff. Geo. 8r.. Eat , . . . Emil Wolff ft Geo. Wolff, Jr, Admrs. 180-Westermeyer, John D., 8r Est, John D. Westermerer. Jr., Admr. 1 2 1-Wllmesherr," August, Est, .... George J. Fink, Admr., C. T. A. 122-Wella, Nathanral. Ins., F. C. Heidmann, Pub. Gdn. 123-Wilmesherr, Gustare A minor, Phillip L. Morans, Gdn. ' A trna nnnv trom tha Conrt Docket. ' " Witness my band and Beal of tbe Probate Cbnrt. Done In the City of union. In earn unnniy, in s Bin. nay oi uppid-t, jmu. , (SEAL) EDWIN HOEMANN, " , Clerk of the Probate Court.; Dr. W. O. TrJnter ' RESIDHNT DENTIST '. iV- OSoe crer Eeywr'i Dres Etore UnJoa, Misourl. FAB.U van sai.c Farm of 178 acres located four miles north -of Labadle, Mo., one Quarter mile vest of Deters Mation on Mmk Island, Railway; well improved, with large house, barn, wrll, cisterns and all necessary eutbuild-InEs; 100 acres in cultivation, balance in rood timber which can be cleared and cultivated; retn of hifib grade white glass sand underlies one corner of tbe f "m: ail ruralcon-'i-nSencea. For f-;nler isartieolara ltiuire it AVrtt-l JU""1 at tb Farm, or addr38 Wa-ter K. lved, Eidon, X&aval, ' . ... WORK HORSES FOB) SALE. Our business has been Increasing to such an extent that we find it ad isable to get an suta truck. There fore we offer for sale four good work borsea at a reasonable price. If you are looking for a good team eall and see m. EPSTEIN ft CHERASHNET, Vitt Bldg., Opp. Post Office. Union, Mo. FOR SALE One seven-passenger Studebaker car; electric H?hts and starter. New tiros. Run only 6600 lulien. In excellent condition. A bargain. H. W. BELDING, Webster Groves, Mo. Do you get up at niphtf Sanol Is surely the best for all kidney or bladder troubles. Sanol gives relief In 24 hours from all backache and bladder troubles. Mtao is a guar anteed remedy. 35c. and $1.10 a botUe at the drug store. Takes Life Ey Siccus Called fcrfZf:;y Service One of tbe most sorrowful tragedies that ever occurred In Boone township took place on Tuesday afternoon, October 22,' 1818, between 1:30 and 2 o'clock p. m., when Henry Vieten ended his life by shooting himself with a double-barrelled shotgun at his home, three miles north of Spring Bluff. : Mr. Vieten waa alone when h committed suicide and the cause of his act Is unknown. - His wife and daughter and son-in-law had started for Cave flnrln A Wlelt MlatJwu .Ml. m 1 It Ha more than thirty minutes before tbe Douse waa discovered 10 ne in names. The fire was discovered-by Alene Vieten, a niece of the deceased, while fathering hirkAinr nnt In a fleid near the house. After giving tne alarm sbe Tan to the burning building, her father nd Charles Kegelmann ' arriving there ; a few minutes bpfnrA h AlA M VA.aL mann opened th front door to call Mr. Vieten when be saw his body lying on the floor. - Near the body was a Bhotgun to which Mr. Vieten had tied a enrtaln nnle with' vrhl-K to pull the trigger. The Are was burning fiercely and Indicated that Mr. Vieten hail used nal nil n setting fire to the building upstairs. The room In which the body lay wai already in flames when Mr. Kegelmann and ' John Vieten and his daughter removed-the body to -the outside and away 'from the house. The gasoline Tange was all that waa saved besides two trunks, some bed clothes and the baby buggy which Mr. Vieten had taken from the house and arr! Intn tha den before setting tha fire. . His body waa taken to the home of his brother, John Vieten, where an Inquest waa held on Wednesday, the verdict being suicide. Henry Vieten was born near Gray Summit. Mo.. DecamhBr Ss iij? and moved with his Barents to Spring Bluff In 1851. On July 16, 1869.-he wu nnH,H f mal,.(. Harriet Catherine Martin , to whom ten children ware ' born, two of whom, Viola and - Harry, preceded their fftthnr a , K..nn . vw mvuu, He leaves to mourn his loss his wife, and eight children, who are: Allen, of ; St. Lou'Ib; ' Samuat,' of New Haven; Carrie Scott of Cave Spring; Sarah Snyder, of Skylight, Kentucky; Benjamin, of Cave Spring; nmma nail, or valley Park, Mo., Bertha Manion, of Shirley, Mo., and Delia MincAmever. . vhn llu.il borne with parents. Other surviving relatives are thirty-one grandchildren and three great-grandchildren, besides two brothers, John A.- and William Vieten, of Spring Bluff, and two aUrera IMlAn ' nf fim.in mA? - " , H. 'f "'B M.UU, and Anna Crlswell, of St Louis. Mr. vieten nad reached the aga of seventy years,, htm 'months and tWentv-fone dav. . hi . J.ik haa caused -deep sorrow among the many rrienas or he family. Mr. Vieten waa well known thrnmrhnnt the western nnrt nf tha Mimt. XTa was a man highly honored and respected by all who knew him. He was a public-spirited citizen and a trua patriot, a kind neighbor and a devoted himhanH anil f.tha. I, In Sad tn think that attar a Ufa on spent the end should be so tragic. - i ue iunerai services were conducted by Rev. A. L. Sullivan of Sullivan, Missouri, on Thursday, October 24.' and IntArnvant waa mnjia in Cave Spring cemetery in the pres ence ot a targe concourse or mourning relatives and sorrowing friends-. we extend naartreit sympathy to the bereaved family,, . JEFFERSON CITY, J O., Oft. 18. Three calls were Issued today by i the War Department for 10,002 Missouri drafted men M entrain for military training camps tn November. Nineteen hundred and seven whfte men in class l under the first draft are to entrain in ft days from November 11, for Keli Field, Tex. Ninety-five negroes are to entrain November 19 to 21, for Camp Funs-ton. 'They are to be taken, front class 1 of the first craft Eight thousand white men are to entrain November 11 to 16, fo Kelly Fit-id, Tex. They will be taken front class 1 of the draft of September 12. Provost Marshal General Crowder notified Col. J. H. McCord that Calls would be issued for 1'iSBourians to go to training eampa la November and December to the number of 19,-824 men from class 1 ia the draft of September 12 nd that' men would be taken between the age of 19 and 86 years. . - . t SOLDIER BOY APPRECIATES - SWEATER SENT FROM UNION. Several weeks ago Mrs. Emma Bergmann knitted and donated to the Red Cross a bandsoma and dur able sweater to be used by some sol- aier in me service. When the sweater ' was readv to be delivered to the Red Cross one of her little nieces playfully attached a piece of paper to the garment on which she had written, "From Aunt Emma Berg mann, union, ho." Tbe sweater was received by one of Uncle Sam's boys aoon thereafter and this ia what he wrote in appreciation to his Aunt Emma:" I Waco, Texas. Oct 17. 1811. Mrs. Bergmann, . Dear Friend:. I raceived the sweater vou do nated to the Red Cross and sure want to thank you for it. It ia cer tainly aomething a soldier will need before long. You are a geniua at knitting, sure enough, and the sweater is a good warm one. I am from Chicago, Illinois, and have a father and mother there, and they' sure help the Red . Cross, for it is the grandest order in tbe country for helping the boys. I am down in Camp McArtbur, Texas, and have oeen nere cor inree montns. 1 I ex pect to- leave this country soon and will always think of my aunt in Un ion, Mo., whenever I wear your sweater. Well, Aunt Emma, I nope yon will keep np the good work for tha Red Cross in your town, and wishing you tha best of health and good luck, I remain Just a soldier for tbe Good Old U. S. A. Goodbye, aunt CORP. KIRBY C. SHIELDS. ' WOMEN 85 TO 43 WANTID . . , TO SERVE AS NXRfci, AIDS .',-'... -v. -.. St. Louis, Me. Surgeon General Ireland ot the United States army haa Issued a call fOf 1600 women between the ages of IS and 45 to serve as nurses aids in American military hospitals In France. Forty days training, ten days In theory and thirty days ot eight hours each la practical hospital work, will,, fit' applicants for the "work, i The pay will be 830 a month and maintenance and transportation to and from France will be provided. Womn who wlBh to volunteer for the, service should make application to the aeareet Red Cross chapter, , , 1 "i . rV'-if 1 Assessed Vzlaatioa tf v Eranklln tefy Railroads .-.; -I.V.- ; '- -Below we give aonv figures of (he assessed valuation for the rears 1917 and 1918 . of the three railroads that traverse Franklin county. It will . be noticed the valuation ot tha Rock Island has been materially increased while a decrease in valuation is. shown In the Missouri Pacific and the Frisco roads. The Rock Island la fast becoming -one of the best railroads In Missouri, and no doubt this Increase la In part dire to the physical Improvement of the road between St. Louis and Kansas Cityr i Missouri Pacific Railway.- . Valuation 1917 $928,884.00 Valuation 1918 616,255.20 t Decrease . , . . . . ..,.$312,628.80 . The Frisco IUlTrnad. . Valuation -1917 r-UIV.100.0 Valuation 1918 ... .-. . 452,184.20 '; Decreasw .......... $246,06 5.80 The Rock Island Railroad, valuation 1918 ..... .$714,025.70 Valuation. 1917 ...... 646,952.00 Increase ....(..;,(,$ 67,072.70 '. The following shows the amount of taxes paid by the three railroads In 1917, and'the amount of taxes to be paid to. Franklin county In 1918: . ' Missouri Pacific Railway. J Taxea 1917 ........... $14,832.4 Taxea 1818 ........... 9,947.62 Decrfeaae ...... 4,885.01 ' The Frisco Railroad. Taxes 1917 $10,709.33 Taxes 1918 ........... 7,019.70 '., V ;;- ; Decrease $ 8,689.63 The Bock Island Railroad.;-Taxes 1918 ....,.i,..,$10.834.99 Taxes 1917 .....i 9,685.72 'We do reliable tire repairing of all, kinds. , Batteries recharged. Busch'a Hardware Store. , " . NOTICE TO HUNTERS. " ' ; ' Hunting and trespassing is positively forbidden on the lands of the undersigned, near Jeffriesburg. MATTHIAS HABERHOLZ. aaaas-. f aTr9tr""rl aaawaa ' v ,.; jjHl'ifr fcimiJii, o 'kho) v(?h rtvI, wirwj tniiif- , w-nk ftt ri i(.ui hiw k. rhmitnev tiwrrt fttxi ta.il irTHtrulnrw wt' thekiflrivftn') Jtth(-iT in lwili litt i! f.'.il wnnfn. If' uut ituid iy jut iruirr;i. wsii t- nMtt hy mil on tV'M I 1. 4 ; e Plitf.il hot lit If niOltlUM1 V-eiJti'-nt. otx) nium fin I; Ui -rirt m rum. S'i t'-r tfiuMitn' Ip'n tiiw nd o:lit fru.,.. Ur. iu. V'. i; til, tu'A i liv :riM W iafUl. iVaO l&LiJ aJF urutfiUWk."-. lucreAae .v. ST. ALBANS 6ATUVQS. s .... Miss Adele Kissing spent several daya of last week with relatives near Labadle, Mrs. C. Rosembaum and Mrs. W. H. Kreienkamp visited with Mr. Geo. -Fries, Monday. Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Woods entertained relatives from Webster Groves the past week. - Mr. and Mrs, Shettes and daughter visited at the home ot Mr. and Mrs. Emil Thlebes Friday. . , Miss Blanch Maber returned to home last Sunday, her school being closed on account of Influents. Mr. and Mrs. John Chump and daughter, of St Louts, spent the past week with the latter'a mother, Mrs. Emma Mottert. - Mrs. Julia Glandt of near Pacific came - over Saturday -evening - to spend a few daya with her sister, Mrs. 'James Mottert -. v . Mrs. John ; Hartmann and Mrs. James Wrlgley returned to St. Louis last Sunday after a few daya' visit with Mrs. Ernst Hoerle. Wm. KtBsing, Dan Alt, John Knel-per and Fred Stettes spent Saturday evening with E. Hoerle, playing cards. Several more ot the neighbors had intended to he present but on account of the bad weather, were unable to be present. - Mrs. E. Hoerle was tendered a farewell aurprlse party Tuesday afternoon by bar . neighbors and friends, a dainty luncheon was served By the ladles and a pleasant afternoon spent by all present, and on departing, all wished Mra. Hoerle good luck and. health in- her new home. Mr. and Mrs. Ernst Hoerle will leave within a few days for St Louts where they intend to make their home at least for tha winter. Mrs. Hoerle has not had very good health lately, and It is for that reason they sold their farm. All regret very very much to these good people leave our community, but we wlb them good luck in their new borne,, and also that Mrs. Hoerle will aoon recover from her illnem. BLACKSMITH OUTFIT FOR SALE. Full contents of a firt-clas blick- mith shop, including tools and Iron of all kinds. A bargain. Call on or address Daniel Michel, JcCriesburg. Missouri. $5,0,0 Icr Vsr Wcrk The County organisation for Franklin County announced by the State Executive Committee is: -; , Jesse H. - Schaper, Washington, Mo., County Chairman, United War Work Campaign; William F. Vitt, Washington, Mo., County Vice-Chalrman; . Harry W. Do ran, Labaddle, Mo., County Treasure; ' Chas, A. Cola, Union, Mo., Coun ty Publicity Director; G. H. Otto, Washington, Mo, County Publicity Director; and J. T. Williams, Sullivan, Mo.. Cownty Publicity Director. Appointments of - township and school district manager made by the County Chairman, together with quotas ot each district are: BOLES TOWN8HIP: Harry W, Dornan, Labaddle, Mo., Mo. . . . . Bethel School Dist. . . .... .$363.87 Labaddle School? Dlat. , . . , 464.34 Becker School Dist. . . . , . . . 247.96 Louis Smith, Manager, Villa Ridge Mo,' '.' v'' :"..'"' .. Sweets School Dist .. . . . . $847.81 Woods School Dist. 988.36 St. Mary's School Dist ... . . . 264.71 Julius Hundhausen and A. 8. Miles Managers, Gray Summit Mo. Qrar Summit School Dist' . .$479.28 Northa School Dist 241.55 ' John J. Mauthe, Manager, Pacific, Mo. ' Pacific School Dist .....$1660.30 Oak Field School Dist .... 202.22 Tavern School Dist. ...... 174.03 Port Royal School Dist. ... 61.18 BOEUF TOWNSHIP 'Charles A. Kropp, Manager; Ber ger, Mo. ' .': ,. Upper Bottom School Dist. $283.54 Berger School Dist , 466.14 Berger South School District , 261.19 r i - - 4tl aa Lower Bottom School Dist. ..285.07 Senate Grove School Dist . 145.92 Etlah Schol Dist ........ 847.97 W. J. Godt, Manager, New Haven, Mo..'.:- New Haven School Dist. ..$1009.88 284.43 278.26 266.13 142.49 335.62 158.86 275.58 846.62 198.26 164.92 184.04 144.43 126.19 163.58 174.35 224.36 Excelsior School Dist; Gerdlng Schol Dist Miller School Dist. , . . t . Baltimore School Dist' r-, . Yeates, School Dist. . .... Grand 8chool Dist ....... Maupin School Dist. ,...' Bucklick School Dist. . , . . , - BOONE TOWNSHIP C. E. Bagby, Manager, Leslie, Mo, Champion City School Dist. $149.46 Spring Bluff School Dist . Oak Grove School Dist, . . Leslie School Diet. Little Creek School Dlat. ; Progress School Dist Edwin H. Vemmer, Manager, Gerald, Mo. ' i,; Gerald School Dl8t.T;.t.,. 651894 Evergreen School Dist . , ... . 141.61 Walbert School Dist ...... 136.81 Renick School -Dist. ...... Strain School Dist ........ Good Hope School Dist..., ! CALVE Y TOWNSHIP Horton Lynch, -Manager, Roberts-villa. Mo. , . Drake School Dist, 99.54 Frisco Heights School Dist. , 102.83 RoberUville School Dist. . . 404.66 Woodland School Dist .... . 184.26 Dan Brennan, Manager, Catawlssa, MO.' i : Catawlssa School Dist. ,....$868.56 Bend School Diet 212.88 Mount Pleasant School Dist ,188.79 Pleasant Valley School Diet .217.67 CENTRAL TOWNSHIP O. 8. Cardwell, Manager, St Clair, Mo. St. Clair School Dist . Plney Bluff School Dist. Salem Schol Ijlst. ....... Old Morrellton School Dist. Morrellton School Dist, .. Fairvlew School Dist .... Duley School Dist. ...... North Bend School Dist . . Central School Dist . . .,. . Denmark School Dist..... Ekey School Dist ....... Brush Creek School Dist?. Cove School Dist. ....... Moselle School Dist. . . . . . LYON TOWNSHIP Charles . Heidmann, Manager, Ger, aid, Mo.'',- - v'p," Detmold School Dist. , , , Cedar Grove Schol Dint, , ' August Vitt, Manager, ton. Mo. - i Campbellton School Dist United School Dist...... Dr. G. L. Matthews, Beaufort, Mo. Liberty School Dist. . . . , Pleasant Hill 8chool Diet .$878.47 ,. 180.67 . 833.10 111.21 112.88 83.84 104.21 144.86 193.47 247.76 855.20 235.48 103.41 207.18 ..$292.19 .. 221.27 Washlng- ..$289.97 . . 228.61 Manager, ..$280.65 .. 200.65 F. W. Schroeder, Manager, Beaufort, Mo. , Adams School Dist. ..,..,.$228.07 Beaufort School Dist. ..... 160.60 Breckenkamp School Dist. . 238.84 Henry Tlemann, Manager, Gerald, Mo.'.; ''' -.'.'. ' Beeemont School Dist .... .$232.90 Klehl School Dist. 156.09 Rock Ridge School Dist. . . 148.39 Buffalo Ridge School Dist. . . 233.44 MERAMEC TOWNSHIP J. T. Williams, Manager, Sullivan, Mo. Sullivan School Dist. .....$1160.21 Bacon Ridge School Dist . . 133.79 Long Ridge School Dist. . , , 74.93 Oak Grove School Dls(, , . . 161.72 Stanton School Dist. 204.26 Reedville School Dist .... .201.21 Oklahoma School Dlat. ... 65.67 Maple Grove School Dist, . , 102.41 Pea Ridge School Dipt. ... 154.09 Reeds Defeat School Dist . ' 163.44 Semlnarv School Dist .... 141.76 Argo School Dint. , 231.46 Oueae School Dist 45.88 Junan Schol Dist ...... 127.19 Miller School Dist. ....... : 127.12 Cave SDrlna School Dint . . 187.88 PRAIRIE TOWNSHIP W. E. May, Manager, St. Clair, Consolidated School Dist. .$293.23 Lonedell S-hool Dint. 1S142 Duemler School Dist. 160.78 Rye Creek 8chool Dist 135.40 Hen son School Hint. 114.94 Prairie School Dlxt 120.78 Klmwood fichool Dint 90.61 Providence School D'st. ,,. H8.: n .mnnit H-hfl Hint .. Ri 1 Hickory Flat School Dbt. . . 134.28 Do You Catch The Idea? 14) : a ' r ' X When the money is in your pocket, there come reasons forspending it; but when it is in this bank there come reasons for saving it. j ; a .t i - Open Saturday nights from 6i30 tq 7x3 O f: ST. JOHN'8 TOWNSHIP , Louis Ehlera and E. L. Barrett. Managers, Washington, Mo. Bputh Point School Dist . . ,$239.48 J. E. Ming and B. F. Gleaert Man agers, Washington, Mo. : v Ming School Dist. ........ ,$230.21 G. H. Otto and E. M. Thlas, with G. Brinker and T. Barrett . ' Newport School Dist .... ..$557.70 G. H. Otto and E. M. Thlas, with Joe Schlllio Ziegenmeyer School Dist . . .$964.51 O. F. Schulte and W. F. Vitt. with Krwln Vitt and L. Schillicr Kincaid School Dist. . .$304.01 O. F. Schulte and W. F. Vitt, with James McCalllster, Hlllsboro School Dist. , . . . .$429,16 ; UNION TOWNSHIP Louis, .Hllkemeyer, Manager, Union, Mo., A. Kramolowsky. Hy. C. Vossbrink, Emil Griese. Jno. C. Ja cobs, and Aug Baur. City of Union School Disti'. $1788.36 Union School Dist 829.62 Jeffriesburg School Dist .. 830.85 Crowes School Dist : 186.74 St. Joseph School Dlat No. 66 i . 200.60 Balzenlus School Diet. . , , 161.79 St, Joseph School Dist. No. -68........ .. 178.18 Oak Grove School Dlat. . . . 256.56 Krakow School Dist. . . . . . 860.47 Pikes Peak School Dist. . . 826.76 8t Johns School Dist. ... 533.05 WASHINGTON TOWN8HIP City of Washington 8chool Dist ,.I4U4.30 Notes: Managers and committees will Immediately meet and prepare lists of names ot prospective sub scribers and their quotas or assessments and send out noticea to them of earns by mail or otherwise asking them to subscribe and pay a- mounta on volunteer days Novem ber 8th and th, ' . Managers and committeea . will name the place and time for taking subscription on volunteer daya and prepare and poat np in a public place an Honor Roll, containing names of all subscribers and amounts donated. Remember the volunteer days- November 8th and 9th. Remember the United! War Work Campaign opens November 11th and closes November 18th, and those whose names are not found on the Honor Roll or who do not give their subscription on volunteer days will be called upon by the committee for their donations between . the dates named, k i - ;. - GERALD ROUTE 8. Our road bos ha been busy on the roada the past week. The sale at W. S. Connally last Saturday waa well attended and everything brought a fair priee. A number ot neighbors assembled at the home of Mr. and Mra. Joseph Kettlehohn last Sunday and thoroughly enjoyed the ' hospitality of these good people. Among those present were. J. Rinne and family. .; William Duerr and family, William . Walter and family, F. Kemk and j wife, and C. Kemk and wife, and 1 O. Rinne and family and hi mother of Drain. Use Texco cylinder oil In your car. It la better. Sold at BuBChV Hardware Store. . .... '. Fi::Te:!icFc.iiv:.3i b XImX Hit Udr.TUsb Aicst CarduL It VLtit Ker TTel Bpringtleld, Mo. Mra, Alloa Flstch. er, of this address, write: "I eaanot ay too much tn praise of CarduL It ha done so much for me, Bhortly, after 107 marriage, 14 yean ago. I Buffered terribly. . .with my , back pain leg me, and my llabt pained me so bad. And also I had inch awful bearing-down pains, and 1 became vary weak and could not hardly do my work... :.'. I went to my Ister-In-taw and aha told m to get CarduL, 80 I took one bottle and It helped me so much, I got another bottle, and by tbe time I bad taken th two bottle 1 waa a well woman. I have never bean troublsd any more... I keep Cardul tn my home... tor J think It la a fine tool for a woman raising family. , I always take one or two bottlea before and after my. , .. for It strenrh-en m so, and ha such cood effect on my nervous system." , - Weak women, worn cut with the work and care ef the home, need a tonic, strsngth-bulldlng medicine. Ilk Cardul. the woman's tonic . NCB-P F aV2UUIaji 0 6 Call at our warehouse and examine the of latest Improved Grain Drills, Disc Harrows, : . i Plows, and such other Farm Alachin- ery you may need this fall. Timothy Beed, Clover Seed, Wheat, FertilizorT f Salt, Corn, Oats, Bran, HhipHttifT, Linsned Mtal (old 1 process), liay, Barb Wire, Uog or Pouly Fcuce tor salJ. " ' SEE OUR MANAGE ABOUT SKSPI IXC YCUS WjlEAT FARMERS WAREHOUSE 1 ASSOCIATION I j ,n!:ti. i;n'."'.... . ,m444ilv4tWmvvt4t44rTt |
