===================================================================== Match: Bowles Source: MOJEFFER-L@rootsweb.com From: Linda Reichert <mobr@reitech.net> Subject: JEFFERSON COUNTY RECORD January 25, 1917 Part 6 volunteer transcription HJCR1917A_13.jpg HJCR1917A_14.jpg HJCR1917A_15.jpg HJCR1917A_16.jpg Volunteer transcription - part 6 Linda in MO Jefferson County Record, Hillsboro, Mo January 25, 1917 No. 5 ~ Bowles and Neighborhood ~ A number of friends surprised Joe HERZOG on his birthday last Tuesday. With music, card playing and spirited conversation the evening hours passed by most too fast. Before the visitors departed they partook of the bountiful supper set for them by Joeís good mother at the late hour of the night. After this the guests left for home. Wishing their friend many more happy birthdays but Joe wasnít satisfied and invite dthe [sic] ìboysî once more. Everyone present greatly enjoyed him scit?. Last Sunday afternoon and evening Miss Barbara MRAS entertained a number of friends. The player piano, the victrola and the violin and guitar afforded enough variety of music. More cases o fmeasles [sic] are reported in our neighborhood. Quite a number of people attended the literary debating society at High Ridge last Frida ynight [sic] A good program was rendered. Mr. George L. STETHEM of Granite City, Ill, a motorman on the McKinley car was visiting his home folks. It looks as if he brought good weather with him, but not war menough [sic] for snow. Miss Ethel STETHEM left Sunday to stay with her brother, Mr. Charles STETHEM ~ Hillsboro Items ~ Mrs. J. J. HOEKEN visited her sister Mrs. DONNELL in St. Louis the weekend. T. E. SCHNEIDER went to East St. Louis Saturday to bring his wife and little ones home after a two weekís visit with Mrs. SCHNEIDERís brother, Edward WILLIAMS. Tony found his small son Jack quite ill and too much so to bring home on his return Monday. Henry T. REPPY of Detroit who is home on his early spring vacation from duty in the Immigration service visited his brother John H. REPPY and family, the first of the week. John H. REPPY was a St. Louis visitor Wednesday. Mrs. R. B. WILSON took her young son Oran to St. Louis last week to leave with Mr. and Mrs. WORK who are going to Florida for the rest of the winter. Mrs. WORK is a sister of Mrs. WILSON. Mrs. R. E. ENGLAND o fHematite [sic] was the guest of Mrs. REPPY Sunday. Rev. M. WALTON, preached here Sunday morning and evening. Next Sunday being a fifth Sunday there will be no preaching service. We have some sickness in town among whom are Mrs. G. J. JOHNSON, and Mrs. Ellen McCreary, the latter having been ill for nearly two weeks. Three children of W. S. WILSON and the two small lsons [sic] of Frank DIETRICH. J. R. EVANS and daughter Vivian spent Sunday in St. Louis visiting Richard SCHROEDER and family. Frank FRAZIER is visiting his sister in New Haven. R. A. HOLEKAMP is back from Columbia where he attended Farmerís Week and was one of the lecturers on ìBee Keeping.î Miss Medora BOOTH has returned for her teaching in De Soto after a weekís absence through illness. Her devoted pupils made her glad by sending her a box of carnations during that time. The Christian Endeavor Society was very pleasantly entertained Thursday evening at the McMULIN home by the Misses McMULLIN and MORSE. ~ Notice of Final Settlement ~ All creditors and others interested in the estate of Charles E. GRAHAM, deceased [...] fourth Monday in February, 1917. Mr. J. W. PATTERSON, Guardian and Curator, Administrator, de bonis non ~ Regular Church Services. ~ -Presbyterian- Rev. A. HILKEMAN preaches regularly at Hillsboro on the first Sunday of each month; at Horine on the second Sunday; at Cedar Hill on the third Sunday; at Belews Creek Chapel on the fourth. -Methodist Church- Pevely: 1st Sunday morning and evening, Hematite: 2nd and 4th Sunday mornings and evenings. Hillsboro: 3rd Sunday morning and evening. Victoria: Saturday night before the 3rd Sunday and also the 5th Sundays. Everybody are prayerfully invited to these Services. R. WALTON, P. C. -Baptist- Rev. George STEEL preaches regularly at Victoria on the second Sunday of each month; at Blackwell on the third Sunday, and at Hillsboro on the fourth. Rev. E. J. EAVES preaches regularly at the following churches: Liberty Baptist Church, the fourth Sunday; There will be services regularly at Glade Chapel on the second Sunday of each month. Regular services at Oakland on first Sunday of each month. Upper Dry Creek has regular services on third Sunday of each month. Where and When to Worship. Hereís a Real Bargain The St. Louis Daily Globe Democrat Every Day Except Sunday One Whole year for Only $2.50 in Clubs of 3 or more [copy of ad not transcribed] The Globe Printing Co., Publishers, St. Louis, MO. ~ Probate Court Docket. ~ February Term, 1917 Docket of cases in which settlements are due from Administrators, Executors, Guardians and Curators, at the ensuing February Term of the Probate Court of Jefferson County, to be held at the c Court House in said County commencing on the fourth (4th) Monday of February, 1917. Name of Estate ............Adm. Guar., Exetr., Cur. Monday, February 26th, 1917, - First Day. 1. BRADLEY, Daniel A. a minor - Thomas J. BRADLEY, and C, Annual 2. BERRY, Minors - Edmund KERRNISH?, Cur., Annual 3. BOSTON, Peter, a minor - Georgia A. BOSTON, Cur., Annual 4. BYRNES, Sam., deceased - Melissa BYRNS, Admix, Final 5. BOWLES, Anderson T., a minor - Charles BOWLES, G. and C., Annual 6. BAILEY, Wilson W., deceased - J. L. BAILEY, Adm. Final 7. BAGE, Clara, deceased - J. A. BAGE, Ex., Final 8. BYRD, G. W., deceased - Margaret M. BYRD and R. E. BYRD, Final 9. BURDS, John William, dec. - Laura C. BURDS, Exx, Semi-annual 10. BUECHTING, Louise, dec - Herman BUECHTING, Ex. Semi-annual 11. BLACKWELL, Wm., dec. - Wm. BLACKWELL, Jr., Adm., Semi-annual 12. BROWN, JOHN, dec. - Caroline BROWN, Admx., Semi-annual 13. BAUR, Frank A., dec - Chatarine [sic] BAUR, Exx., Semi-annual 14. CHOTT, Albert, dec - John CHOTT, Ex., Final Tuesday, February, 27th, 1917, - Second Day 15. COYLE, Mary, dec - G. A. WENOM, Ex., Final 16. CRAFT, Mary A., dec - Elijah BURGESS, Ex., Semi-annual 17. CAMPBELL, Minnie, dec - Michael S. CAMPBELL, Adm., Semi-annual 18. DONNELLY, Elsie, Huck and Frank - A. G. MEDLEY, G. and C., annual 19. DIPPAL, Jacob, dec - Henry DIPPAL, Ex., Final 20. DICKINSON, Walter L., dec - Sarah E. DICKINSON, Exx., Final 21. DONOVAN, J. F., dec - Julius DONOVAN, Admx, Final 22. DICKHUT, Fred, dec - A. G. MEDLEY, P. Ad, Semi-annual 23. ENGLEBACH, John, dec - Dora ENGLEBACH, Admx. Semi-annual 24. ENGLEBACH, Louis, dec - Harold ENGLEBACH, Ex. Semi-annual 25. ECKLE minors - John W. ECKLE, cur., annual 26. EVRARD, Louis J., dec - Eliza Jane EVRARD, Admx. Final 27. GRAHAM, Charles E., a minor - J. W. PATTERSON, G. AND C., Final 28. GNICKWITZ, Robert, a minor - J. F. WALTHER, G. and C., Annual 29. HAGUE, George, dec - P. S. TERRY, Adm., Final Wednesday, February 28, 1917, - Third Day 30. HASTINGS, F. M., dec - J. W. HASTINGS, Adm., Final 31. HUSKEY, Della S., dec - Albert AGAR, Adm., Semi-annual 32. HEMME, Kate, dec - John F. MELER, Ex., Semi-annual 33. KARTE, John Frederich Carl, dec - Martha KARTE, Exx., Final 34. LEWIS , minors - R. B. JONES, Cur., Annual 35. LEONARD, Rose Catherine, dec - Rudolph LEONARD, Ex., Semi-annual 36. MARTIN, Vianna, dec. - D. D. McLANE, Ex., Final 37. MILES, Alex, dec - Alice MILES, Admx., Final 38. MAHONEY, M. D., dec - E. J. MAHONEY, Ex., Final 39. MARSDEN, Elizabeth, dec - C. MARSDEN, Adm. Final 40. MOORE, Jesse Wm., dec - Florence B. MOORE, Admx, Final Thursday, March 1st, 1917, - Fourth Day 41. MELTON, George, dec - A. G. MEDLEY, Adm. de bonis non, Final? [dark part, looks like an F] 42. MAUPIN, Stanley, a minor - W. W. MAUPIN, G. and C. [dark part, totally unreadable] 43. MUNSON, Cordelia, dec - Ida E. WILLS, Exx., Final 44. McMULLIN Minors - F. E. McMULLIN, G. and C., Annual 45. McMULLIN Minors - Archie McMULLIN, G. and C., Annual 46. McELWAINE Minors - Mary McELWAINE, G. and C., Annual 48. McMULLIN, Harry, a minor - William McCARTY, G. and C., Annual 49. McCARTY Minors - William McCARTY, G. and C., Annual 50. McCARTY, W. B., a minor - Emmet McCARTY, G. and C., Annual 51. NANSEL, William, dec - Geo. VOGT, Adm., Final 52. POHLMAN, Annie, insane - A. G. MEDLEY, Guar., Annual Friday, March 2nd, 1917, - Fifth Day. 53. PUCKETT, James Allen, dec - Edmund KERRVEISH, Ex., Final 54. PARKER, Elijah T., dec - H. Ellis VAUGHN, Ad., de bonis non [dark, status not readable] [55. is skipped here and appears at the end of the sixth day] 56. RUESS, Edward Simon, dec - R. B. REYER, G. and C. Annual 57. SCHWALBERT Minors - Mary RUESK, Admx. Semi-Annual 58. SCHUBEL, Henry Louis, dec. - Wm. SCHWAL????, Cur., Annual 59. STATZEL, Hannah, dec - F. E. SCHUBEL, Adm., Final 60. SCHMIDT, August, dec - A. G. MEDLEY, Adm. Annual 61. SAFFELL, Samuel E., dec - George MANN, Ex. Semi-annual 62. SCHULZ, Brees?, dec. - Bessie SAFFELL, Admx., Final 63. TSCHUMPERT, Peter, insane - Ludwig SCHULZ, Adm. Final 64. TULLOCK, John W., dec - Felix LOUTZINGER, Guar., Annual Saturday, March 3rd, 1917, -Sixth Day. 65.TULLOCK, Walter, dec - Mary TULLOCK, Admx., Final 66. WILSON, Minors - J. E. TULLOCK, Adm., Final 67. WILLIAMS, L???int, dec - Jennie[or Jennis] W????, Cur., Annual 68. WHALEY, Harvey, dec - E.D. SMITH, Adm., Final 69. WYNN, Mathew, dec. - Arthy WHALEY, Admx., Final 70. WEAVER, John L. dec - Magdaline W???, Exx., Final 71. WHITESIDES, Naomi, dec. - Mrs. F. A. A. WEAVER, Admx., Annual 72. YATES, Ramond, a minor - G. A. WENOM, Adm., Final 55. REMICK, minors - Arthy WHALEY, Cur., Annual J. P. MILLER, Judge of Probate Court