Annals of Platte County, Missouri - Paxton
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1884, AUG. 801 J. MORIN. VII. NE\T(L B. (,rR-\ES. 1nd Jan. 17, 1871. Louisa \ell.~:. dr. of Henry. (Sea) .1213]. J0JE.SE .l()RlN died. I 1lIil."(, already written his sketch, but as our first representative and first circuit clerk. anal as he tilled many positions of honor and trust. his death is en- titled to be noticed in its proper place. SEPTEMBER. Sept. .3(,olonel Janies .. Burn-es nomi~nated by the Dem- ocrats for (.~o11gi-ess, at Maryville. by {l((121l1l21iiOI1. Hog cholera prevalent. \. 1. George lost 100 hogs. Apples bring 90 cents per bushel at Tr-at-v. S([)1. l5Col~onel Burnes and General Craig speak at Platte, City. Sept. .2.2JOHN I7l.[ESSI(,l having dived, Theo. Lentz ad- ministers. Bond. .l$ti,l)l)0. His widow was Bertha, and children: 1. Ferdinand; 2., Fannie Oswald-; 3, R. A. Unniessig; 4, Henry; 5. Albert. Sept. ;2.6WILLIAM H. (ONN having died, Levi D. Smith administers. Bond, $2,500. Children: 1, Martha; 2, Edwin; 3. Rob- ert; 4. Levi; 5, Mary. Sept. .25JOIATHAl LAVLE~SS, apprehended, tried. and convicted. is sentensced to ten years in the pen-itentialgv for the murder of English. OCTOBER. Oct. 1I)e1noc1atic muddle: James Adkins, L. Shepard. and R. N. Harrington charge each -other, in the public prints, with pa.1tv treason. and each proves the others are guilty. Thomas .Ioran and faniily leave for south .Iissou1-i. Oct. /,De1no(-ratic priniary electioin nominates: for rep- reseutative. Adkins; for cou.nty justices, Shouse, Sunnners, and \aller; for sheri. R. W. Pack; for treasurer, T. L. Thonias; for pI0Se(11ti11g att-orney. Coburn; for public administrator, V. C. \ells; for assessor. J. Synnamon; for su1vevor. D. T. Polk; for coroner, N. Lutes. Oct. ().LE.. ANDERSON having died. G. W. Crobarger administers. Bond. $1.000. Heirs: 1, Cliildren of Catherine Tribble; :2, .- chi.e Anderson; 3, John Anderson; 4, Arniilda, md G. W. (frobarger. (See) H. Huvendahl exhibited a pumpkin at the fair weighing 124 pounds. and J. B. Ve1ls exhibited another weighing 173 pounds. The bank building at Eidgerto-n is nished. 51-