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NEIGHBORHOOD THE editor of the Knob C. Flemming, Noster Gem, is slightly improved after a serious illness. He has been sick with pleurisy and several weeks, Warrensburg StandardEditor Flemming soon
The Lafayette County Bankers Association held its regular meeting in Ford Hall here Tuesday evening at 6:30, and besides the members, several were here from Jackson county, Frick and Trigg including Democrat. Oak
Georgia Wesley, 35 years old, was shot and killed and Jessie Parker, 26, fatally wounded at was probably house on South rooming about 11 o'clock Wednesday street, night. Both are News.
Norman LaCure, 9-year-old son of who was acciMrs. Norma LaCure, dently shot in the right eye Tuesday with an air rifle while playing in the of his home on Highland avenue yard today (February 12) to was reported be getting along News. banc, has The supreme court, en of Sunshine Lake ruled that waters and fish were subject to state game knocks out the laws. This ruling Louella Reed, owner of contention of Sunshine Lake, that the lake being privately owned, fishing could be done all of the year regardless at seasons of the Intelligencer.
Bert Hall, the fiying soldier of forhailed originally from near tune, who is reported to be packing Higginsville, to China and his grips for a return He has been in Los the war zone. While he has no Angeles recently. at this time with official connection the Chinese military organization, he says: "Soon will return, and then, who He was formerly can Chinese and was general in the army of Lafayette Escadrille member the Intelliin the World gencer.
Lewis and Clarence Bradshaw, Ed sentenced to thirty Negroes, were jail at Sedalia days in the county C. Killion, justice of Tuesday by for Houstonia township, the peace coal from the Missouri for stealing Pacific Lines. The Negroes were armorning by Town rested Tuesday Marshall E. R. Davis as they were putting coal in sack. The coal had been thrown off the freight which here at six o'clock passes through each morning, by the stonia Leader.
SmithWilliam Jackson, escaped possible our city, ton youth, narrowly when of death late Wednesday afternoon years car fired was accepted occupant of another an his pany on shot at him as he was driving street of the given the automobile up the main from his first job. town. The bullet, coming of to various in the hands a person weapon crashed Alton as driving big touring car, Jackson's of the same the windshield of through the rear der as a and tore its way through car ing W. H. It within few inches seat. passed of the youth's Springs "The Herald. circuit court "says that Suit was filed in the Lillian M. Owens of the stores by Mrs. Monday Johnston chewing Lexington against George which she three kinds Robert Covington, in and personal in- Pleasant asked $20,000 for alleged of Cov- hick town received when the car juries driven by attend ington which was being the in ing bombed. collided with one Johnston, The ac- one where which she had been riding. No. 50 to the cident occurred on highway Jan- interference mile east of Lone Jack, one-half owner of 29, when Roy Lane, uary which Mrs. Owens was ridthe car in the lights on his car. ing. was fixing -Warrensburg sent truck finance Mrs. William Kalthoff Rock to Con- cide of load of Barred capons 165 The bank cordia Thursday. There were Those weighing $454,590 in the load. capons 21 made to eight pounds and over brought Mrs. Kalthoff makes in order to cents per pound. a specialty of fine poultry and each the Mis- er, offers sends ten pullets to year Pullet Contest at Moun- cey, souri State tain Grove, conducted by the State Poultry Experiment Station there. One of her pullets laid 176 eggs durits resultant ing the test ending January 30. One stressed at hen last year made a record of 218 December 2, 1930, to Oceggs from 1931. She now has over 500 tober Herald. eggs agent banks by L. A. Wollenman, popular Alton Company in for the Railway this week completed 25 with the Alton. He service into service by the comFebruary 9, 1907, and was at Independence as agency From there he was sent stations the Chicago & on relief agent and in August was assigned Coryear, station, succeedpermanent Journal.
Garden City Views," writes in the Belton Star-Herald, hick town is one where a dozen brands of carry tobacco, and only two or of while the cigarettes, Hill Times believes that is one where the people can theatre without fear of beBut real hick town die and 'ride' person can cemetery without having any by union funeral drivers." (Missouri) Ledger.
The Sedalia Trust Company closed Monday after an examination of its affairs by L. Mulligan of the state the suidepartment following Charles C. Evans, January 28. has $638,639 resources and deposits. An effort is being supply 1150,000 new capital reorganize. John McGrath, elected to succeed Evans as treasur$75,000, and Dr. Yanwill subscribe $25,000. president The Sedalia Chamber of Commerce is aiding in the effort to find the additional $50,000. Money hoarding, with paralysis to business was meeting of the Chamber of Commerce following the closing of the second Sedalia bank within two months. Instead of the bankers, the people who have been draining the withdrawals were denouncSprings Herald.
