The Houston Herald from Houston, Missouri • Page 3

5574895 ro tb ri fe ta el fa ez 8 art hol Mis HOUSTON HERALD The following is a complete list the registration of the Old Settlers Reunion as shown by the registration book, including age and dence in county. Many old failed to register although edly notified by announcement publication: Name Age In Edwin Smart 69 James Rice 78 James Dial 70 Jacob Farley 67 William Frost 63 Vaden I Giles 76 Jesse Watson 55 Clint Johnson 41 Silas Gilmore 70 Edward Wheeler 63 John Proe 79 Matilda Elmore 60 Annie Walton 83 Mary Farley 61 Sarah Dial 64 Isaac Gobble 52 Lewis A Fourt 61 Margaret Wilhams 70 Peter Wommack 63 Thomas Brown 48 William Jadwin 60 William Sutton 58 Samuel White Lorenzo Gentry 77 Dodridge Smart 42 William Walls Sarah E. Walls 62 John Hilterbrand 59 George Greeney 61 Jack Davis 66 Hiram King 75 Chas Beaumont 54 William Dodson 61 James M. Reed 74 Marshall Mires 56 Lewis A Bell 74 Bluford Keeney 59 Thornton Williams 69 James Coffey 64 Jeff Hilterbrand 45 Delia Kyle 60 Clara Lynch 4.3 Carmical 59 William Lowdermilk 65 Caroline Lowdermilk 65 Martha E. Dodson 56 A Leavitt 59 Blankenship 66 Robert Beaty 52 William Morgan 40 Francis Huggins 48 James Scott 56 Amanda Scott 60 Robert Hardin 71 Rheua Roy 65 William Roy, Sr 75 Thomas Trusty 79 Jeremiah Guiles 73 James Gobble 66 Wilham Davis 74 Killion 60 Charles Sutton 45 an ere con ares ed 1 a ousl pu and 1 tie cle PART TWO Registration.

HOUSTON, Alfred Ross 60 William A Smith 58 George W. Harmon 73 of Pinkney Gettys 63 Martha A Gettys 63 Marian Gilmore 95 resiElizabeth Gentry 67 settlers Van Buren Garrison 78 repeatand Joseph Mecomber 64 James Combs 64 Joel Smith 83 County Daniel Elliott 75 69 Robert Green 77 39 George Ramsey 62 37 Robert Smyer 60 53 William Lewis 56 40 Minor Duke 63 35 William Watson 48 35 John McBride 63 41 John Shilling 59 67 Demarques Meador 60 39 Andrew Smith 64 32 John Elgin 67 58 David Barb 07 73 Mainyard Morgan 65 52 James A Elmore 56 37 Nathan Sutton 65 50 Nancy Sutton 65 61 Wesley Walling 66 62 Charlotte A Walling 62 51 James Ice 62 48 Cyntha Ice 66 57 Jane Ross 75 58 Zerilda Griffith 82 54 Beeler 59 60 Morgan McGowen 82 42 Martha McGowen 75 39 William Shepherd 69 39 Wesley Dickeuson 59 59 Robert Meador 71 40 Henrietta Trusty 70 53 Gillespy 54 Sallie Wood 98 32 Elizabeth Lyles 74 581 Herrick 74 39 Maggie I Mires 47 48 William Rogers 54 74 Whitmore 59 41 Priscilla Whitmore 58 30 Jasper Williams 72 38 Duncan Kennedy 61 45 Nathan Carroll 79 50 Obediah Jennings 58 Daniel Fleming 62 38 James Warf 73 33 denry Wommack 74 33 Lewis Upton 63 56 William Thompson 65 33 Austin Grisham 52 48 Willis Goddard 38 George Wheeler 40 32 Thomas Ross 64 38 Julius A Chambers 58 54 James King 47 60 John Haggard 69 50 Cord Stone 52 63 Beckie Gilmore 59 John Day 80 69 William Campbell 63 10 Martin Trapp 77 40 James Gawthrop 84 52 John Baskett 64 John Fisher 63 48 Elizabeth Harmon 60 39 50 50 55 65 50 73 29 38 51 41 37 41 50 48 50 38 50 55 36 60 35 50 22 54 65 65 41 41 35 50 67 41 55 So AUG. 27. 1908. Robert McBride 59 Lunsford Simmons 60 George Nall 57 A Smith 60 Jesse Smith 57 Columbus Bradford 48 Oscar Brown 78 DS Hamilton 54 Charles Britzman 56 A Nall 48 Sarah Frost 55 Elizabeth Tweed Nancy Duke 57 Laura Fourt 54 Ellen Fenimore 60 Thomas I Feaimore 71 Mary Herndon 60 Rebecca Herrington 55 Green Herrington 66 George Gross 66 John Bishop 53 Maggie Bezona 39 Fred Bezona Christopher Cox 81 Ali McKinney 59 Henry McKinney 04 Coats 75 John Purcell 57 Marsh Crawford 56 Jasper Coats 39 James Gladden 41 Robert Harmon 41 Josephine Stettins 63 Frank P.

Hubbard 47 John A Beck 55 Notes. Reunion Notes. The choir music was fine. Over four hundred vehicles were counted Friday and the attendance 42 was estimated at 6000. 55 19 The Bellmontes in their Roman 30 Ring and athletic acts were pro41 pounced splendid by all.

41 The Houston Military Band had 22 its praises sounded on all sides. Its 22 programs of music were splendid. 71 Hon. Robt. Lamar made all ex39 cellent address Friday afternoon 17 and received liberal applause.

Hon. 16 A. P. Murphy was unable to attend 35 on account of sickness. 54 The electric tight display was fine 52 and the grounds presented appear63 ance like one of the summer gardens 18 in the city.

Everyone had a word of 38 praise for Dr. Herrington. 70 39 Prof. Johnson made a beautiful 38 balloon ascension on Friday after58 noon, the balloon rising almost per41 pendicularly and Prof. Johnson's 41 parachute descended within a few 29 hundred yards of the starting place.

56 Another ascension Saturday after12, noon. 28 -LOST- -At picnic ground during 6 the Reunion, a pocket book with 53 about four dollars in it. Return to Elmer Ross, Venable, Mo, or leave 9 53 at this office. VOL. -NO Raymondville Ripples BY TIP-TOP.

Te Uncle Jack Edwards has bought and took possession of the Walter Sutton property just north of the postoftice, Walter Sutton moving to the Trail property in the north end of town. Married, Wednesday of last week, Frank Lewis and Miss Annie Shrum. The ceremony was performed by Squire Trail at his residence in the 'Ville, Both the young people live in this vicmity: their many friends join in wishing them a long and happy journey through life. The Reunion is over and the next in order is the railroad; after that the election; then Christmas, and then the hat burning and Bryan's inauguration, and say, Mr. Editor, when Bob Lamar gets back to Con gress and finds a majority of Democrats there and Champ Clark in Uncle Joe's chair, then you can look for one of Bob's big speeches that will turn the gaze of the United States to the Sixteenth Missouri District.

Killed, by a falling tree. last Friday. While Dick Crawford was helping some log cutters at Coler's mill, a tree had lodged and in getting the tree down Dick wot caught and was 50 badly mashed that he only lived a short time. He was the oldest son of Mr. and Mrs.

Joe Crawford. of this place. The remains were brought bere Saturday and buried in the Allen graveyard, He leaves a wife, father and mother, several brothers and sisters and a host of friends to mourn their loss. Word came to town last Sunday morning that Felix Garten had been found dead. It seems that Mr.

Garten had attended the Reunion at Houston Saturday and came home with Andrew Fredrick, ate a hearty supper and went to bed. He seemed to be restless and told Mr. Fredrick that he believed he would get up and sit out on the porch as he had commonly done Sunday mornings. When they got up Mr. Garten was gone.

In a short time Bill Henderson came over to see Mr. Garten about renting some pasture for his horses and not finding him at Mr. Fredrick's Bill went down to Mr. Garten's house which is only a short distance and found Mr. Garten sitting in a chair dead.

Dr. Haggard examined Mr. Garten and decided that he came to his death from drinking carbolic acid. The Doctor thinks he drank 2 ounces, as there were two empty bottles sitting near the corpse and his hands were burned by the acid. Mr.

Garten was a bachelor and owned a large farm 21 miles south of the 'Ville. 50 111 00 36 30 60 53 48 12 54 31 15 40 57 54 6 6 32 39 40 64 51 39 47 60 37 54 65 47 50 37 41 41 63 47 27.