June 22 1911 page 2 Bethany Democrat
Both home and eastern, to loan on farms. First and second mortage. QUICK SERVICE--BEST TERMS. If renewing an old loan or making a new one, see us before contracting elsewhere. J.F. BRYANT & SON Office upstairs over the Post Office.
Bethany Clipper
Wed, Nov 03, 1926 ·Page 2
Bethany Republican-Clipper
Wed, Mar 16, 1921 ·Page 4
where he met his wife and son, who were returning from a visit with her mother, Mrs. Joseph Linville, at Clearmont, Mo.
Bethany Clipper
Wed, Feb 07, 1923 ·Page 11
State of Missouri, Grundy County, ss.
In the Circuit court of Grundy county, Missouri
Notice is hereby given to.....Seth D. Stanley...
The east half of the northeast quarter of section twenty-five (25), township sixty-three (63), range twenty-sic (26)
commissioners heretofor appointed to assess benefits and damages to the property and lands located in and situate in said Drainage District and to appraise the cash value of the lands necessary to be taken for rights of ways, holding basins and other works of the said District within or without the limits of said District, filed their report in this office on the 17th day of January, 1923, and you and each of you are hereby notified that you may examine said REPORT and file exceptions to all or any part thereof, as provided by law.
Witness my hand and the Seal of said court this 17th day of January, 1923
(SEAL)
TENIA MYERS,
Clerk Circuit Court.
(Jan. 24, 1923 v. 18, No. 20-22)
Grant City Star
Wed, Mar 16, 1921 ·Page 1
his body was found in an old well with a sack cement tied to it and his body and feet were wrapped securely in baling wire holding his hands against sides. This information was secured from the insurance representative who had a $10,000 policy on Mr. Stanley, and he was unable to see any signs of suicide.
Bethany Republican-Clipper
Wed, Sep 28, 1921 ·Page 1
The Bethany Marble & Granite works, belonging to the Seth D. Stanley estate, were sold last Wednesday to Orley Bartlett, and the stock is now being invoiced. C.C. Hiatte, administrator of the estate, has been running the business since last March 15th, when he was appointed. The sale includes stock, real estate, and good will of the business here. A yard was formerly owned by Mr. Stanley at Cainsville, but was moved here by Mr. Hiatt following Mr. Stanley's death.
Orley has been employed at the Bethany postoffice since July 1, 1919, as auxiliary clerk, and for several months before that time was a city carrier. He has also worked at surveying and operated a farm near town for a number of years. He is known as a man of much business ability, and the marble works should prosper with him at its head. A number of out of town persons have been at Bethany since spring to see if the works could be purchased, but Mr. Hiatt has felt that the interests of the town and county would be better served if it were sold into the hands of local people. It would be hard to find a man better fitted for the business than Orley is, and we wish him all success.
Bethany Republican-Clipper
Wed, May 03, 1922 ·Page 7
All creditors and others interested in the estate of Seth D. Stanley, deceased, are hereby notified that the undersigned administrators of said estate intend to make final settlement of their accounts as such administrators on the first day of the next regular term of the Probate Court of Harrison county, Missouri, to be held at Bethany, in said county, beginning on the 4th Monday in May, 1922, or as soon thereafter as same can be heard by the court.
NANNIE A. STANLEY,
C.C. HIATT,
Administrators.
