Article about “no good” checks mentions Charlie Turner’s Cottage on the circle being paid for with 1 check and another issued to the train ticket agent. Supposed name of perpetrator – George M. Bailey of Boston.<\/p>\n
County Solicitor Campbell vows to enforce Sunday “Blue Laws”.<\/p>\n
School Tax election District No. 7 Paxton – J.E. Bers, Chairman of the Board, attested by D.N. Trotman.<\/p>\n
Bids taken for construction of roadways, for road equipment and 8 mules; Chas. H. Gordon, Clerk, Board of Co. Comm.<\/p>\n
Gordon McDonald, convicted of false impersonation applies for conditional pardon (sentenced for 1 year in penitentiary, 26 Aug. 1911).<\/p>\n
Sheriff’s Sale: Pensacola Grocery Co., Plaintiff vs. D.B. Powell, Defendant, 5 Feb. 1912, Blocks 25 & 29 in Woodruff’s addition to town of Crestview, Vankirk’s Plat; mortgage made by T.J. Sapp for $220, recorded in Vol. 11, page 274, 12 Apr. 1911, Walton Co. Clerk’s Office; J.M. Bell, Sheriff; Daniel Campbell & Son, attorneys for Plaintiff.<\/p>\n
Sheriff’s Sale: 8 Nov. – B.B. Barker, plaintiff; John Miller, defendant; J.M. Bell to sell Miller’s 25 Bu. Corn, 1112 lbs. seed cotton at Barker’s Place. Daniel Campbell & Son, attorneys for plaintiff.<\/p>\n
Special Master’s Sale: G.G. Cosson, complaintant; G.W. Keen, Jr., and wife Sallie, respondents; H.L. Grace, Sp. Master; W.T. Bludworth, attorney for complaintant; the Hon. J. Emmett Wolfe, judge – S 1\/2 lot 95 & W 1\/2 of south 1\/2 lot 96 in Mossy Head; 5 Feb. 1912.<\/p>\n
Oct. 1911: Monroe, administrator, posts notice that debtors of C.D. Monroe, deceased, should present bills.<\/p>\n
Editorial section wonders if Col. Flournoy will run for re-election as Senator and mentioned Prof. W.E. Bell for County Superintendent (Principal of DeFuniak High School for 2 years); the Hon. T.F. West as candidate for Attorney-General (called Tom in DeFuniak school where he attended); the Hon. A.C. Croom runs for Comptroller.<\/p>\n
Daniel Campbell states the firm with his son will be dissolved, but that he will continue to serve as an attorney.<\/p>\n
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Contributed by Mary Ellen Wexler<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Article about “no good” checks mentions Charlie Turner’s Cottage on the circle being paid for with 1 check and another issued to the train ticket agent. Supposed name of perpetrator – George M. Bailey of Boston. County Solicitor Campbell vows … Continue reading