Lewis County Journal from Monticello, Missouri • 7

LEWIS COUNTY JOURNAL September 14, 1917 South Dickerson ojiCircuitCourtDocket A.UilUcauita lUrtforl Life Injur-on policy Men who did not Appear for Examination before this Local Board REGISTRATION NEWS Men No. 400-550 Called to Service By Local Board Mrs. Fred Wagner ol Omaha, Neb. and Mrs. Frank Morton of Beloit Wisconsin have been visit- OFFICIAL LIST OF MEN CALLED TOGO SEPT.19 STbese men were selected by local Board, and filed or appealed their claim to the dietrict Board.

Their claim has been DENIED by the District Board, and they are now DR. R. J. CHRISTIE OF QUINCY DIES Dr. R.

J. Christie, who was born and reared in Monticello and moved from here in 1886 with his parents, died suddenly at the Blessing Hospital in Qaincy Saturday night, Sept Ol the 550 nen called to appear r.j ins their parents John Mackey and iur examination vj mis ixwai uuam wife and other -latives the past lUn nital vi 8t. II Rr Co. dunures Oruuga Juo E.Onmgt'.dlvorctj Jghtuilre vi C. B.

Q. H'y. damage rel Win Frank Iterker Lucinda John. clmngeof venue. iduo vi L.

E. Tale and C. L. Lillard. on ml vi Tho Critehfieldl 11 Bulner vi Berths Butner, dlvorc the following men did not appear; two weeks.

Roy rod Tom Crist went t6 SELECTED. 8. Quincy Monday to have Roys eye treated. It is getting along nicely. vlllei vi Thot.

Maplt. divorce He was one of Quinoy's leading Just as we go to press at 2:15 p. OMtterol I nlon Twu Miss Lucy Bugh is visiting her surgeons and well known in north and exception. alter ti Harry Parker. App m.Thorsday the names ot those called by the LOCAL and DISTRICT some of them were in service, and other atked to be examiced elsewhere; of these latter ones, the papers have not been received here as yet on many of them, but we give the result of thoee who have.

Serial No. 784 Theo. A. Day, LaGrange in service. 373 Lawrence II.

Langston, Ewiog, examined in la. nele Geo Bogh and family this 778 Raymond Norwood Garkie, 1 Arthur Douglas (col) 83 Charley Walter Forrester 352 Charley Hill mm 418 Alfonbo Fred Drescher 920 Daniel Everett O'Brien 806 Roy (Stanford Uayden 609 Earl Leeser 063 William Homer Puhl 546 Wjlbert Fredrick Wolfmeyer 734 Melvin Everett Sharp 511 Elmer Buckner (col) 460 George Harmon Richter 666 Thomas Adelbert Fishback east Missouri where he was frequent Thompton vt L. Arnold et ai 1. lUrtwlj vi First Natl Bauk. on de week.

ly called. Sunday's Qu.ncy Whig Board for Lewis county to go next Rossie Sparks and wife visited Wednesday Sept. 19th was handed Mitchell vt Harry Millif an. al contained the following in reference unday with Earl Porter and wife us. Below are the names, inis to his death.

laud. IUy Ellii va Pauy Odeua Elll. divorce of will be Lewis county's second quoto, Klizabeth vi Tern Bolu. aala ol Geo. Barnes and wife of Monti 43 are called with a few alternates.

cello spent 8anday afternoon with vtDivid Bolu. divorce i Drainage Diitrict Walter William- The boys are called to meet at Dan Crist and family to visit Mrs. linage tax. Monticello Tuesday morning at 10 Dr. Robert J.

Christie, widely known in the medical profession of western Illinois and one of the leading surgeons of the state, died suddenly Saturday night at 10 o'clock in Blessing hospital, where he was taken following a cerebral temorrh- kZierviOra Zier. divorce 40 Aloueiug Dennison Dsvilbies Barnes' uncle, John Crist who is m. and will leave Monticello lloligu BliQ Co. Ai uite poorly. TUESDAY.

September 18 Wednesday morning in time for a Eu.lej vi thai, Sptth, et at. partition Willis Burk, wife, and daughter the trait. Lewis county should give the boys a big ''send off" lsited Sunday afternoon with Geo. ace. Dr.

Christie bad attended a MeCukban et al vi Jai. Lewis, con- jtwii, vi Samuel Urocn. divorce. Oirrlgan etui Chat 2u.4. on nolo Belle Martin Auuie llatlield et al 507 Cleo II.

Gusemao, Will lamstown ex in Colo. 117 Ray McDaniel.La Belle, discharged in Oregon Co. 390 Wm Henry Bambarger, Benjamin, in service 983 Silas G. Wright, Steffenville, selected in MelfUe, S. Dakota 397 Wm II.

Guiltoil, La-Grange, in service 645 Comelious Wilson, La-Grange, ex. Minneapolis Washburn and family. ednesday morning. This can be dune by meeting here at about 7:30 Sam Day and family spent the and. N'ttlson vs W.

llarr day Sonday with their daughter banquet given in honor of Dr. Thomas B. Knox earlier in the evening and while there was stricken with the fatal attack. He was harried to tbe hospital, but died without regaining ennsoiousness. Benedict vi Win.Qulnn.

on note Casou etui vs it R. damugei or 8 a. m. and accompanying them the to train. Let this be the largest demonstation given any of the boys Mrs.

Frank Young and family to M. Wood Jno.K Wood, change venue see the new baby. I. Mf crs vi Louiia McClelliug et al name in the State. Meet at Monti 1076 Ralph W.

Barkley 647 Chas. Fred Wm. Winters 151 Gesrge E. Riede 61 Allen Wheeler 086 Paul Uackett 200 Frauk Wilson Brightwell 33 Wade Carrol 63 Willis Fred Bauemchter 816 Milton Marks Smith 371 Winston Earl Taylor 224 Henry Thomas Levengood 931 Frank Runner 38 Roy Lee Keller 1086 William Xiolcerson (Col) 668 Andrew Nichols 1038 Henry Louie Laage 287 Robert Alva Slipup 260 George Elmer Warning. A Lucui.

ct ul VI thai. Cook, et al, Bar- John Mickey called to see hi cello Wednesday morning at 7:30 a. Physicians who knew Dr. Christie uncle John L'rit Sunday morning. Shepherd Co.

(a corpuratlou) vi 1 1073 Andrew J. Stephens, La- in. and go with the boys to the train. best and who have been intimately connected with him since he began ugs on note. l.iKby A liu'restWT Landreth due.

VI John Barnes, wife and little son wu Suvliifi Bank. Ou account visited Saturday night and Sunday with 31 rs. Barnes' uncle B. B. I'ortcr vi CIciniHh 0 Dook-y, chauge of work ou the exemption board say that be has literally given Ins life 1 Ralph Percy Schotield 258 4 Elmer Lee Case, 1095 in Fulk EUwurth Martin change uf Lowe and wife of Durham.

Grange at Jefferson Barracks. 807 Albert Ed Elges.LaGrange ex O'Brian Co, Iowa 41o Marion Ray ing, ex Marshall, Ark 4 Edwin B. Balthrop, ex Cameron, Texas se 5 J. Barker Davis 783 1 Willi vi Everett Willi, divorce. Comer Primrose, wife and for hu country.

Dr. W. II. Baker said Saturday night that Dr. Christie had sacrificed his life to his high patriotio sense of duty just as surely kVEDNKSIMY.

September I'J 7 John I. llaldeman 337 9 James Freeman Thrasher 275 daughter spent the day Sandav ile Bulling. vi Joseph Italliuger, divorce with Tim Glisan and family. 527 Lucian Harman Henry Lahr Iiownlng ri Uoldie IDowuIng, divorce il Hardin vs John l'llall. et al.

partition 23 Harold Alexander Smith 486 26 Kelly Tolbert, Col. 810 Bauer vs Jacob Kliacklett. change o' as a soldier who if killed in battle. Onlv in Dr. Christie's case the G.

N. Walters and wife, Grant lected. S32 Frederick J. Huegie.Can Belle Mupluivi Thot. J.

Maples divorce Walker tnd wife spent the day Sunday with Geo, Bugh aud family ol Missouri, ex rel Bradshaw, Col ton ex Madison, Wis, 31 Lewis hlnier Shoup 43 32 John Samuel Abell 1066 33 Clarence James O'Brien 724 35 Guy Carl Brown 1014 vs Lola Oyster, et al, tuxel agony was prolonged and he suffered from the hard nervous strain iar more than a soldier would suffer from a ballet. 228 Milton II. Lewis, Canton vi Bessie Ciravci. et al. taxei.

Arch Taj lor and wife and little McCutchan vi Leila Jarvls. et al. Co. E. Missouri 42 Hurley English 79 son spent the day Sunday with Wm Graves and family of Tolona.

1098 Thos. Leo Meehan, Lewis 932 Eugene Waikins 803 Henry Chester Gilbert 358 Joseph Franklin Hall 308 Oscar Melvin Bash 1055 Fred Dee Ferguson 394 William Montgomery 259 Willie llendreds (col) 1068 John Earl Algocd (col) 242 Leonard William Yowell 232 Robert Carl Bagby 451 William Asher Jennings 561 Lee Richard Kolthoff on in Detwiler VI Uolille Oetwiler, 3 Harvey A. Fry, a brother-in-law 48 Jos Iraukhn Howell 739 town ex in Cal. selected said that Dr. Christie had suffered Arthur Banks and wife visited rt Blund vs unknown heirs ol John 635 Calvert L.

Bowles, Lewis dec. et al. quiet title. greatly from nervous strain ever on Hoary vi Nellie Henry, divorce. town ex Detroit, Mich.

Saturday night with Charlie Ban-gest and family ot Monticello. 62 Sanford Emmett West 772 64 Pearl Anderson 786 69 Grover Job 757 73 Raymond Haebotter 542 since he went on tbe exemption Jenkins, et al vi Elizabeth Martin et al. on. board. Yet so determined was he Mr Willis Burk visited Satur.

THURSDAY. September 2tt to fulfill bis patriotio duty and ser nice Blackwood vi Chester Blackwood, 75 Richard EdwardThompson 874 744 Lenna H. We6t, Canton did not appear 205 John Elliott Foster, Cad-ton, did not appear 427 Edward C. Mallory, day afternoon with Mr. John vioe to his country that he did not 552 McParchervi Daniel Mace vi Henry H.

Mace divorce. 296 allow physio! pain to deter him from active service. LawruJ meson Adm. de bonis non May wood, did not appear will anneuwl) olJai- Kendrlck dec, et al 932 15 Barnes. Harper Greeen visited Saturday night and Sunday with Tom and Clarence Crist.

Dan Crist and wise went to Mon ticello Wednesday afternoon to attend the funeral of aunt Sis Musser. Dr. Chrisiw was an infant when his lather, Dr. R. J.

Christie re mas Kendrlck. et al. construe will Lumper Company William Arnold Lumber Company vi William L. Arnold 990 Samuel Eugene Lloyd 44 Everett Prouty Moore 226 Watkins Harper Green 398 Zeffa Rae McCUin 02 Cliff Tom Brightwell 475 Lee Bennei 104 Warner Spurgeon 239 Roy Lee Ililes 100 MaekBoggs 32 Thos. D.

Stephen, Canton, did not appear. 473 Arthur Lillard Ford, La- 530 645 cunt. I. Ewalt. Trustee of J.J.

Skirvln T. 8. 218 on. bankrupt! vt Henry H. Howard.

Grange at Jefferson Bar IBaldridge vt Wm L. Arnold et al On not 5 racks 76 Harold P. Gollion 77 Wayne Spicknall 80 Ross Robinson 8 Paul Freeman 87 John WmChilders 89 Cornelias G. Wii.on 90 Oao Bruner 91 Austin II. Eberhardt Otto Ambrose Williams 106 Albert Hartung 111 Alfred Henry Kroeger 118 GuyRobt.

Brumbaugh 119 Raleigh Grover Dyer 126 Harvey Michel 127 Robert Lee Merrell 134 Henry K. Wishirohen lie matter af Oliver Clay vt The Town of (a corporation), et al, mandamus. 770 217 Chalmer Wm Solter, La-Grange, ex Hudson, Lewlt vi Win H. Lewis, divorce 350 741 Dakota Discharged bj District Board 623 286 Tom Davis, Canton, did 269 not appear 1007 Geo. Wm Wilson, col Park Theatre SATURDAY September 15th.

ex Keokuk, la. accepted 391 704 Wei Miller, col, did not Clay for himself and other tax payers of urn of Canton, Missouri vt Tha of (a corporation) et al. Injunction. Owent vt W- 1'auly. change of venue, Owent vt tame, tame tcrE.

Williamson vi Geo.W.Shiver replevin FSIDAY Sept. 21 Criminal Docket of Missouri vi John vt Elliott Shelton, parole. vt Llnford Orange, parole vi BenUy rpplnghouse. parole John Van Holt, assault. vi tame, time vt vt vt John Jones Dlfer, Information, vt Albert Uorrit, tame vt Dutch Lillard.

tame Jamei L. Wilson, Circuit Clerk. 137 Walter August Weiseman 112 appear 30 388 8 Chas. O. Esslmger, ex in Chicag 944 7 305 Noel Cecil, accepted 1077 John Carl Buckner, did not appear 86 Jewell Clay ool, did not 814 407 358 '657 781 enry Cluster.

C. appear Paul Mays, ex ban An Up to Wednesday Sept. 12th the Distnot Board had passed on and returned to the Local Board for Lewis County, papers of the following men as haying been DISCHARGED by DISTRICT Board. Order No. Name Serial No.

2 James Earl Lillard 458 10 Riley TapgcoU 509 11 Milton Andrew Taylor 564 12 Thomas A. or phew 551 13 John Bradshaw, col. 536 16 Sherwood P. Haldeman" 126 34- Joe Btgger Hardin 240 46 John Leslie Mublett 652 47 James Oliver lie wis 927 88 Ira Ralph Orth 864 101 Roscoe W. Legg 760 104 John W.

Merrill 792 113 Rossie R. Sparks 711 122 Pearl W. Patrick 335 124 G(en W. Rogers 923 132 Elton Levy Sweet 571 141 Jesse E. Brumbraugu 805 199 Jesse J.

Roberts 950 tonia. exempted Birthday elebration 963 1049 662 889 Jarred Toice, exempted The First Men to go- "Old Heidelberg" One of the best 5 Reel Features of Five Per Cent Quota ait Saturday, Sept. 1st, ltf 17 71 159 James Lew.s Pierce 161 Aura Huse Holbert 174 Ernest Edward Johnston 183 Wm. Henry Weiseman 195 Chas. B.

Dabney 207 Hugh F. Becker 214 Geo. H. Homrighausen 219 Dick Hemming 235 John Wm Decker 240 Daniel Wm Allen 352 Orville xtobinson 257 Ralph Victor Stevens 266 Carl Franklin West 277 Cail Olson 278 Daniel Henry Collins 279 Perry William Clark 280 Godfrey Niokerson, col. 289 Frederick Lloyd Spees 305 Wilmer Schiver 308 Emery Dolan Day 323 Lefter Pattee 326 Augustus Raleigh 340 Waldo Henry Waganer 348 Roy Roscoe Veatoh 351 Ernest E.

Franks 3i9 Nicholas Edward Harris ig tbe 86th annavertary of Mrs. 725 1004 Zimmerman near LaBelle, she 1 other relatives was ioTited to moved to Monticello, Mo. The senior Doctor Christie was a distinguished surgeon in the Confederate aervico. aoquired a high reputation in Tewis and adjacent counties for his medioal skill while his son was a youth. Later when tins son graduated from the medical sohool of the University of Pennsylvania and came west Dr.

Christie removed to Quin-cy and he and his son practiced medicine together. This was in 1888 and since then Dr. R. J. Christie had identified with Quinoy and had been a leader in every uplift movement.

His reputation and skill as a physician and surgeon brought him patients sufficient to keep most men busy but he worked fully as hard in performing oivie duties in tho last 20 years as he worked in his profession. He was a leading member of the oivio improvement league, and the head of the sanitary committee of the Welfare association. Vt Christie leaves a widow and four children in his immediate family. He was married to Miss Leila Turner, daughter of 0. A.

Turner, about 14 years ago. Their children are Robert, James, Elizabeth, John and Donald and their ages are from 13 to 4 years. Love of home and devotion to family were characteristics as marked in Dr. Christio as was his love of his profession. All the time he could spare from a busy professional and publio life was given to the home in 234 South Sixteenth street.

i children were his playfellows and between he and his oevoted wife was an understanding that inspired him to 'accomplish the able work that endeared him to the physicians of Quincy and hundreds of friends and acquaintances In addition to the member ot family mentioned Dr. Christie leaves a brother Cassius W. Christie of Hollywood, and four sisters. They are Mrs. Elizbeth Cotton, Mrs.

Lee Graves and Miss 156 home of her grandson Floy Ralph Stork, Canton Chester Williams, Lewistown Frank Rudd, Lewiktowa Bernard Myers, Ewing Roy Keller, Ewing Alex Smith Allen had enlisted, Keller taking his place- 1034 and wifn and th dac waa 396 563 i. i i ntn i ii auu uiniuuiDuii lonor of the event. the day. 843 rs. Zimmerman is among the 206 citizens of the county and her 972 dren and grand children were Picnic at St.

Patrick, 20th I to honor her. Eaoh took well 91 691 237 Also anExtra led baskets an elegant dinner was 212 Leo C. Workman 753 221 George W. Ingram 300 264 John Aton Campen 871 274 John L. Cook 935 297 Elby Davis Faulpner 867 309 George Tucker 1050 315 Rosooe Smith 750 344 Charles R.

Gregory 570 Intily served with goodthmgs for 634 inner man. fhose present were: She with The people of St. Patriok are preparing for another big pionio to be given 20th. Amusements will consist of horse racing, tuto racing and tug. of-war.

goodComedy "Old Heidelberg" a five reel feat ure, presenting Dorothy Gish and son and daughter, Jake and Mollie, Sam Day and family A prominent speaker will address iiewistown, Kussel etitb, and ily and Mrs. D.Suth anddaugh- the assembly on the good roads question and also on the good work of LaBelle. Several were 6,090 Feet of high ant from this family circle but being done by the Red Cross. The an All Star Cast, produced by W. Griffith, who produced "Birth of a Natio at Park Threatre, Sat.

Sept. 1 5th. Admission 10 and 20 cents. The Journal comes to you, as it always does, this week chuck full of news. All we ask is for you to try it a year.

as a happy day for the grand- LaGrange Band will furnish musio for the occasion. Dinner and sup her as well as the relatives who Complete figures of Monday's local option election in Dallas county compiled Tuesday show the ptohibi tionists polled 10, 516 votes and the antiprohibitionists 8564, making a "dry" majority of 1952. The saloons will be closed October 20, it was stated to-day. In the City of Dallas, the only part of the class Pictures to be with her again next per will be served at the same price, 25c. Come and tnjoy a pleas on SunL.

1st. Lftof 4-ulrinv tair anorahnta an1 ant day and meet your friend, Uitmg ot a Dountuui supper an arted for their homes wishing county that has been "wet" for Born: to Robt. Shanks and wifd Doors Open at 7:30 Show Starts at 8:00 pdmother many more such pleas- twenty-five years. 220 saloons, one brewery and twelve wholesale CASTOBIA For Infants and Children. In Use For Over 30 Years meetings.

1 of near Bunker Hill, Monday morning Sept. 10th, 1917 a girl of usual weight and size May the little Admission 10c and 20c houses will be forced to quit business. These are said to represent a combined capital of about $2,500, Laura Christie, all of Hollywood, and Mrs. Hervey A Fry of Quincy. He had a host of relatives and warm friends in Lewis county.

He was 54 years old. one ever be a comfort and joy to Always bears -the Signature of Irs. Marion Mo Clam of near Uismstown was a guest of her er, Mrs, McGee this week. tbia worthy young couple. Be sure to come Early 000..