{"id":3489,"date":"2010-07-14T00:07:13","date_gmt":"2010-07-14T07:07:13","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/evermore.imagedjinn.com\/blg\/?p=3489"},"modified":"2012-06-17T12:22:31","modified_gmt":"2012-06-17T12:22:31","slug":"this-strange-town-liberal-missouri-name-index","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/evermore.imagedjinn.com\/blg\/3489\/this-strange-town-liberal-missouri-name-index\/","title":{"rendered":"“This Strange Town – Liberal Missouri” Name Index"},"content":{"rendered":"

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J. P. Moore’s This Strange Town – Liberal Missouri, A History of the Early Years, 1880 to 1910<\/em> has no index. Thinking at least a name index might be helpful, I have prepared one.<\/p>\n

George H. Walser is mentioned on virtually every page of the book so I’ve not counted him in the index.<\/p>\n

Rather than having an “end of book” index, I’ve indexed names by chapter, so some will be repeated several times.<\/p>\n

THE BEGINNING<\/p>\n

Betz, Jake – 14
\nBetz, John – 14
\nDavis, William C. – 9
\nJewart, E. A. – 14
\nParker, William H. – 9
\nRoberts, J. H. – 14
\nStewart, C. W. – 14
\nThayer, C. S. – 14
\nThee, John H. – 10
\nYale, F. L. – 14
\nYoumans, S. F. – 14<\/p>\n

WAGGONER’S ADDITION AND THE BARBED WIRE FENCE<\/p>\n

Clark, Braden – 17
\nWaggoner, William H. H. – 15<\/p>\n

DENNISON OR PEDRO<\/p>\n

Bowen Salie J. – 25
\nDeLissa, August – 22
\nGifford, Charlie – 25
\nGoss, R. C. – 22
\nTodd, J. G. – 22
\nTodd, John H. – 23<\/p>\n

STRONG PREJUDICES<\/p>\n

THE CRUSADERS AND THE COLUMNISTS<\/p>\n

Braden, Clark – 30
\nStewart, C C. – 30<\/p>\n

AN EARLY PAMPHLET<\/p>\n

CLARK BRADEN’S PAMPHLET<\/p>\n

Allens – 40
\nBelk – 40, 42
\nBouton – 40, 42
\nBraden, Clark (throughout this chapter)
\nBurgess – 40, 42
\nHarmon, O. E. – 38
\nHolland, R. F. – 42
\nLyon – 40
\nMorse – 43
\nReplogie – 40
\nSparks & Ivy – 40
\nStewart – 38
\nStewart, Mr. – 43
\nThayer, C. S. – 40
\nTodds – 40
\nWaggoner – 39
\nYale – 42
\nYeoman – 40<\/p>\n

MR. WALSER’S RESIDENCE IN LIBERAL<\/p>\n

Allen, Hannah M. – 45
\nAndrews, Gail – 46
\nAndrews, Hubert – 46
\nBaker, Fannie – 46
\nBaker, Frank – 46
\nBrand, Charles – 46
\nBrand, Ethel – 46
\nCondict, F. W. – 46
\nLipscomb, Edwin – 45
\nPinkerton, J. O. – 46
\nPinkerton, Minnie – 46
\nSnodgrass, Clarence – 46
\nSweatt, Ab – 46
\nSweatt, Minnie – 46
\nTodd, J. G. – 46
\nWalser, Lena E. – 46<\/p>\n

THE INCORPORATION OF LIBERAL<\/p>\n

Allen – 49
\nAllen, A. J. – 49
\nAllen, Hannah M. – 49
\nBelk, J. K. – 49
\nBetz – 49
\nBouton, Dr. J. B. – 49
\nCarpenter, G. W. – 49
\nClark, Dr. J. W. – 49
\nDeLissa, August I. – 49
\nDemby, J. H. – 40
\nDietrich, J. B. – 49
\nGish, Dr. J. S. – 49
\nGlover, J. W. – 49
\nGoodlander, C. W. – 49
\nGuffy, Capt. W. S. – 49
\nHesford – 49
\nIrye, H. B. – 49
\nJames, N. T. – 49
\nJewart – 48
\nKriminger, L. – 49
\nLyon, A. N. – 49
\nMayer – 49
\nMerrill, Dr. – 49
\nMiner, D. P. -49
\nRedlinger, J. P. – 49
\nRitchie, C. C. – 49
\nRoberts, J. H. – 49
\nRockwell – 49
\nSmall, Silas – 49
\nThayer, S. C. – 49
\nTodd – 49
\nThompson – 49
\nVan Camp, W. S. – 49
\nWaggoner – 48
\nWeems – 49
\nWheeler, E. H. – 49
\nWilliams, J. W. – 49
\nWills, M. N. – 48
\nYale – 49
\nYale, F. L. – 49
\nYoemans, S. F. – 49<\/p>\n

LIBERAL CITY CEMETERY<\/p>\n

Todd, Lena – 50
\nWalser, Mark – 50, 54<\/p>\n

THE OLD GOLD WELL<\/p>\n

Betz, Jake – 57
\nFuller, George – 56, 59
\nGoss, R. C. – 57
\nIles, Senator – 57
\nMellor, Fred – 59
\nMellor, George X. – 57
\nMellor, Samuel – 57, 59
\nMorris, R. J. – 57
\nMorris, Robert – 58
\nMorris – 60<\/p>\n

THE SALOONS CAME<\/p>\n

Argo, B. F. – 61, 62
\nArgo, Rolla – 61, 64
\nBrumlet – 61, 63
\nClark, Fred – 63
\nClark, Dr. J. W. – 63
\nDean, Arthur – 64
\nGowdy, Marshall W. Earl – 64
\nHarvey, Zanetta – 62
\nHolland, O. L. – 64
\nHorn, Sam – 61, 62, 63
\nIrey, Hiram E. – 62
\nKing, Charley – 63
\nLangley, Jack – 63
\nLipscomb, Edwin – 61
\nMcKay, Judge Bent – 64
\nMcKay, Tom – 63, 64
\nOxford – 62
\nPancher, August – 64
\nRichardson, Powers – 61
\nRockwell, M. L. – 61, 62
\nSlack, Bob – 64, 65
\nWorthington, Z. J. – 58<\/p>\n

THE CHURCHES CAME<\/p>\n

Adcock, J. P. – 70
\nAshley, Rev. George T. – 69
\nBurris, Rev. Adam – 69
\nCrank, S. McCoy – 70
\nFord, R. A. – 68
\nGetty, Rev. Frederick – 70
\nMartin, Minnie – 67
\nMatthews, Rev. W. E. – 70
\nMooney, Alta V. – 67
\nPierce, Rev. Perry E. – 69
\nTodd, John H. – 68
\nSpiker, Rev. W. D. – 70
\nWalser, Hannah M. – 66
\nWelker, E. R. – 68
\nWhitsett, L. C. – 68
\nWilson, J. M. – 68<\/p>\n

THE SPIRITUALIST MOVEMENT<\/p>\n

Hatten, John S. – 73
\nGreeley, Auntie – 73
\nGreeley, D. P. – 73
\nThompson, Glasgow – 73
\nThompson, Ulrich – 73
\nWalser, Alice M. – 72<\/p>\n

SPIRITUALIST HOAX EXPOSED<\/p>\n

Bouton, Dr. J. B. – 75, 76
\nGuffy, Arthur S. – 77
\nRoberts, J. H. – 75
\nVan Camp, W. S. – 75, 77<\/p>\n

CATALPA PARK<\/p>\n

Jewart, E. W. – 79<\/p>\n

THE CITY PARK AND THE OLD FIRE BELL<\/p>\n

Belk – 81
\nBetz, John – 81
\nGuffy, Arthur S. – 83
\nTodd, J. G. – 81
\nTodd, John H. – 81<\/p>\n

EARLY PUBLIC BUILDINGS<\/p>\n

Brown – 83
\nBelk, Charity – 83
\nGrayson, W. E. – 83
\nGreeley – 83
\nMayer, Rene – 83
\nMooney, Alta V. – 83
\nYeomans – 83
\nYeomans, Mannie – 83<\/p>\n

THE SPIRITUAL, SCIENCE ASSOCIATION AND THE OLD SPOOK HALL<\/p>\n

Adams, J. W. – 86
\nAndrews, A. L. – 86
\nAndrews, Silas – 86
\nAshman, Emily – 86
\nAshman, J. H. – 86
\nBecker, John Mrs. – 88
\nBelk, Charity – 86, 87
\nBelk, J. K. – 84, 86
\nBelk – 88
\nBranson, J. H. – 86
\nBranson, S. E. – 86
\nCowley, Birdie – 86
\nCowley, Frances E. – 86
\nCowley, James – 86
\nCowley, M. A. – 86
\nGray, Fred J. – 88
\nGreeley, Lottie H. – 86
\nJones, W. S. – 88
\nMcRae, John – 86
\nMcRae, Mary – 86
\nMiller, J. B. – 86
\nMiner, Fannie – 86
\nNoble, Jennie – 86
\nOwram, Jennie – 86
\nOwram, Joseph – 86
\nOwram, Minnie A. – 86
\nRoberts, J. H. – 88
\nRockwell, N. L. – 86
\nSuydam, L. L. – 86
\nSuydam, N. A. – 86
\nThompson, Glasgow – 86, 87
\nVan Law, W. S. – 86<\/p>\n

LIKE SHIFTING SANDS<\/p>\n

Bowen, S. J. – 91<\/p>\n

EARLY BENEVOLENT SOCIETIES<\/p>\n

Adams, T. R. B. – 93
\nBouton, J. B. – 93
\nCurless, J. W. – 93
\nGreeley, D. P. – 93
\nJewart, E. A. – 93
\nWalser, Harriet P. – 93
\nYale, F. L. – 93
\nYale, Rach H. – 93<\/p>\n

RECOLLECTIONS OF AN EARLY RESIDENT<\/p>\n

Bouton, J. B. – 94, 95, 96
\nBouton, Claude – 95
\nCurless – 95
\nDeLissa, August – 95
\nHesford, Dave – 95
\nPalmer, Bertha – 94
\nRoberts – 95
\nSuydam, Sam – 97
\nVan Camp – 95, 96
\nWalser, Mrs. – 97
\nWiggins – 96
\nWorthington, Kate – 95
\nWorthington, Ollie – 95
\nWorthington, Zena – 95
\nWorthington, Z. J. – 95<\/p>\n

MRS. WALSER’S MARITAL LIFE<\/p>\n

Allen, Hannah M. – 99
\nJaemison, Esther Mrs. – 100
\nNewman, Alice Martha – 99
\nTodd, J. G. – 99
\nTodd, Lena E. – 99
\nWalser, Harriet P. – 99
\nWalser, Mark – 99<\/p>\n

A MIDNIGHT BURIAL<\/p>\n

Helms, Allen – 103
\nNewman, Albert – 103
\nWalser, Alice M. – mentioned throughout the chapter
\nSnodgrass, Walter – 104<\/p>\n

THE BIG FIRE OF 1897<\/p>\n

Baldwin – 105
\nBrown, Jaxie – 105
\nConrad – 105
\nCoy, J. A. – 105
\nGish, Dr. J. S. – 105
\nHedges – 105
\nLipscomb – 105
\nSechrist – 105
\nStrickland, G. W. – 105
\nUmbrite, P. J. – 105<\/p>\n

CIVIC LIBERAL AT TURN OF CENTURY<\/p>\n

Brown, Jaxie – 107
\nMusgrove – 107
\nThompson – 107
\nTodd – 107<\/p>\n

INDUSTRIALLY – EARLY<\/p>\n

Creamer, Frank – 110
\nCurless – 109, 111
\nGwynn, James – 109
\nLipscomb, Caleb – 111, 112
\nMellor, S. C. – 109, 111
\nMorgan, I. G. – 109<\/p>\n

THE CRANKS CAME<\/p>\n

Black, Ruth – 114
\nCrank, J. R. – 113
\nCrank, Mrs. S. McCoy (Sarah) – 114<\/p>\n

THE TOWN PUMP AND THE OLD WATERING TROUGH<\/p>\n

Brown, Joseph – 116<\/p>\n

MRS. BURGESS-OSTER AND THE BURGESS TOMB<\/p>\n

Boulware, Samuel – 118
\nBurgess, Alfred – 118
\nBurgess, Clarence A. – 120
\nBurgess-Oster, Mary A. – 118
\nOlmstead – 118
\nOster, Louis A. – 118
\nPeck, Sarah E. – 119
\nSchmidt, Robert – 119
\nOster, Louis A. – 118<\/p>\n

BITTER CREEK<\/p>\n

SOME EARLY DAY ECCENTRICS AND THEIR FOIBLES<\/p>\n

Baldwin, G. W. – 125
\nDunn, Bobby – 126
\nJones, Miles M. – 130
\nKennedy, Warren (Major) – 128
\nVan Camp, Wylie S. – 124<\/p>\n

BRIEFS OF OTHER PERSONS, FACTS AND EVENTS<\/p>\n

Baldwin, G. W. – 133
\nBelk, J. K. – 135
\nBelk-Branson-Sibley, Lillian Mytrle – 135
\nBennett, Hinton – 137
\nBennett, Reuben – 137
\nBouton, G. W. Wallie – 136
\nBouton, J. B. – 134, 136
\nCurl, J. Frank – 136
\nCurless, Bertha – 138
\nCurless, Frank – 135
\nCurless, Joe – 138
\nCurless, William H. – 133
\nDeLissa, August I. – 135
\nDorman, Henry – 134
\nGilkey, Wallace – 138
\nGuffy, Arthur S. – 135
\nGuffy, Earnest – 138
\nGuffy, Lucy – 138
\nGuffy, Susie – 138
\nGuffy, W. S. – 135, 138
\nHatten, John S. – 134
\nHoawrd, Dr. Russell- 136
\nKeffer, W. O. – 135
\nLipscomb, Caleb – 133
\nMayer, Capt. John G. – 137
\nMusgrove, W. P. – 135
\nPetgen, John G. – 136
\nRoberts, James H. – 134
\nSechrist, Frank – 136
\nSimpson, William S. – 137
\nThompson, Will – 136
\nWilson, E. A. – 136
\nYale, Frank – 135<\/p>\n

LIBERAL’S EARLY SCHOOLS<\/p>\n

Becker, Hithia – 139
\nJackson, Edna – 139
\nMayer, Alta V. – 139
\nMooney, Alta V. – 140
\nMellor, Charles – 139
\nSwank, Prof. J. A. – 139
\nThompson, Elizabeth – 139<\/p>\n

LIBERAL’s NEWSPAPERS<\/p>\n

Adams, A. H. – 141
\nComfort, K. G. – 141
\nCogill, W. T. – 142
\nCowley, Byron – 141
\nDeLissa, C. L. – 142, 143
\nGreen, Frank – 141
\nHesford, Carl B. – 142
\nLipscomb, Luther – 142
\nMartin, W. A. – 141, 142
\nMcDowell, Hall – 143
\nMoore, J. P. – 142, 143
\nSavage, Edward – 143
\nScott – 143
\nSearles, Jim – 143<\/p>\n

MR. WALSER, THE MAN<\/p>\n

Dixon – 153
\nHarmon, O. E. – 154, 155
\nHironimous – 153
\nNorris, Bill – 153
\nTodd, John H. – 154, 155<\/p>\n

WORDS OF A GRANDSON<\/p>\n

Stark, Tom – 156
\nTodd, J. Russell – 156
\nYoke, Ed (Sr.) – 156<\/p>\n

FREELOVE AND COMMON-LAW MARRIAGE<\/p>\n

Belk, J. K. (King) – 159, 160, 161
\nBranson-Sibley, Lillian Myrtle – 161
\nBurgee, Mary A. – 160<\/p>\n

O. E. HARMON’S STORY OF LIBERAL<\/p>\n

Baldwin, G. W. – 163, 164
\nHarmon, O. E. (throughout)
\nMoore, Alta – 164
\nNoyes, James A. – 165<\/p>\n

IN CONCLUSION<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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