burton, ed
unknown – unknown
- Name variants
- Burton, Ed; Ed Burton; Ed. Burton
- Record count
- 31
- Sources
- court_cases,life_events,v2_names
- Places seen
- Bloomfield; Dexter; Dexter district, Stoddard Co., MO; Essex; Poplar Bluff; St. Louis
- First event date
- 1910-05-02
- Last event date
- 6 Jul 1914
Timeline — 17 events
- 1910-05-02 Dexter district, Stoddard Co., MO. Monday the County Court appointed Ed Burton as Constable in this district Quote: ""Monday the County Court appointed Ed Burton as Constable in this district.""
- 1911-11-08 Dexter. Uncle Jess McCollum is building a new brick livery barn for Ed Burton, Dexter's hustling liveryman; it will be over 100 feet long and about sixty feet wide when complete Co-mentioned: Jess McCollum. Quote: "Uncle Jess McCollum is building a new brick livery barn for Ed Burton, Dexter's hustl…
- 1913-02-12 Dexter. The Stoddard Cafe opened Saturday, February 8, 1913 under caterers Ed Burton and Jess Chancellor, described as experienced in the catering line; the paper calls it Dexter's swell Palace of Eats Co-mentioned: Jess Chancellor. Quote: "Last Saturday as advertised, the swell Stoddard Cafe opened…
- 1913-02-12 Dexter. Messrs. Ed Burton and Jess Chancellor opened the Stoddard Cafe to the public last Saturday, advertising a full menu and private dining rooms Co-mentioned: Jess Chancellor. Quote: "Saturday Saw Dexter's Swell "Palace of Eats" Running in Full Blast"
- 1913-02-12 Ed Burton and Jess Chancellor opened the Stoddard Cafe to the public last Saturday (Feb. 8, 1913); the paper praises the menu and says the owners are not unknown in the catering line Co-mentioned: Jess Chancellor. Quote: "the swell Stoddard Cafe opened its doors to the hungry public"
- 1913-02-12 Dexter. Co-proprietor of the newly opened swell Stoddard Cafe, which opened its doors to the hungry public last Saturday Co-mentioned: Jess Chancellor. Quote: "the swell Stoddard Cafe opened its doors to the hungry public. Messrs. Ed Burton and Jess Chancellor, who brought it into being"
- 1913-03-26 Dexter. Ed Burton sold [his?] cafe to Jno. Leonard this week; the item is cut off mid-sentence at the right edge Co-mentioned: Jno. Leonard. Quote: "Ed Burton sold ... Cafe to Jno. Leonard this"
- 1913-03-26 Fragment: Ed Burton sold a cafe to Jno. Leonard Co-mentioned: Jno. Leonard. Quote: ""Ed Burton sold [a] Cafe to Jno. Leonard""
- 1913-06-11 Bloomfield. Ed Burton's suit in replevin, involving the stock and farming implements aggregating in value something like $900, which was given him in trade for the Stoddard Cafe, some time ago, was carried venued to Bloomfield from Judge Crane's court here, and was tried by Judge W. L. Tucker last W…
- 1913-12-03 Was in the office today looking like a ghost; says he will not return to Arkansas this week Quote: "Ed Burton was in the office to-day looking like a ghost. He says he will not return to Arkansas this week."
- 1914-06-03 Dexter. Ed Burton is very ill at his home in Dexter Quote: "Ed Burton is very ill at his home here."
- 1914-07-08 Dexter. Ed Burton was in Poplar Bluff on business Tuesday Quote: "Ed Burton was in Poplar Bluff on business Tuesday."
- 1914-08-26 Essex. Ed. Burton, of Dexter, was in Essex a few minutes last Thursday; item in Essex Notes, partially legible through a mirrored page overlay Quote: "Ed. Burton, of Dexter, was in our city a few minutes last Thursday"
- 1915-06-18 Dexter. Recovering from an attack of malarial fever Quote: "Ed Burton is recovering from an attack of malarial fever."
- 1915-08-27 St. Louis. While in St. Louis this week Ed Burton secured the agency for the Studebaker car for this county (Stoddard)
- 1915-10-01 Dexter. Ed. Burton of Dexter died; his funeral was held Friday and his death was greatly deplored by his people, he being a good, whole souled fellow with lots of friends here [date from clip_id] Quote: "Several of our good citizens attended the funeral of Ed. Burton at Dexter Friday, his death was…
- 1916-06-02 Dexter. Real estate transfer: Ed and Ida Burton to Tom and J. M. Watson, lot 10, block 5, Dexter-$800 [date from clip_id] Co-mentioned: Tom Watson. Quote: "Ed and Ida Burton to Tom and J. M. Watson, lot 10, block 5, Dexter-800"
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