farris, j. w.

Name variants

J. W. Farris

Record count

51

Sources

life_events

Places seen

Bloomfield; Dexter; Doniphan; Jefferson City; St. Louis; Stoddard County

First event date

1889-03-29

Last event date

1942-03-26

Timeline — 51 events

• undated Attorney J. W. Farris and Capt. Mack Richardson spent most of last week in St. Louis
• undated His black horse Huse Hopkins won a half-mile dash at Dexter after the two-year-old Minnie shied, jumped the fence and threw her rider; neither horse nor rider seriously hurt
• 1889-03-29 The law card of J. W. Farris appears in another column of the paper; a young man of marked integrity, the paper trusts he will receive a share of the county's law practice
• 1899-01-06 Attorney at law and Prosecuting Attorney of Stoddard County
• 1899-01-06 The prosecuting attorney attended to legal matters up on the cotton belt Wednesday
• 1899-01-13 Attorney at law and Prosecuting Attorney of Stoddard County
• 1899-01-27 Attorney at law and Prosecuting Attorney of Stoddard County
• 1899-02-03 Attorney at law and Prosecuting Attorney of Stoddard County, Bloomfield, Missouri
• 1899-02-17 Attorney at law and prosecuting attorney of Stoddard County
• 1899-02-24 Notice to each and every witness in criminal cases: required to attend the March term of court 1899; J. W. Farris, Pros. Atty
• 1899-03-10 Prosecuting attorney; returned from St. Louis Saturday after spending several days seeing the sights
• 1899-03-10 Attorney at law and Prosecuting Attorney of Stoddard County
• 1899-08-18 President of the Central Fair & Stock Association; fifth annual Bloomfield fair Oct. 4-7, 1899
• 1899-09-22 The Fifth Annual Fair of the Central Fair & Stock Ass'n will be held at Bloomfield Oct. 4, 5, 6, 7, with a splendid racing program; J. W. Farris, Pres.; A. D. Wilcox, Sec
• 1899-09-29 President of the Central Fair & Stock Association for the October 4-7, 1899 Bloomfield Fair
• 1900-02-23 J. W. Farris, attorney at law and prosecuting attorney, Bloomfield, Mo
• 1914-06-24 Attended the Democratic County Central Committee meeting at Dexter as chairman for Castor township, which endorsed A. L. Harty for Congress and ordered a public campaign beginning July 8, 1914
• 1915-01-06 J. W. Farris and family spent Christmas day with Mrs. Farris' father, J. N. Moore, of Dexter; Farris leaves Sunday for Jefferson City to attend the State legislature, which convenes the 6th
• 1915-01-21 Confined to his home since December 22 with a severe attack of the grippe; was able to be up town Wednesday (per Bloomfield Vindicator)
• 1915-05-14 One of the well-known anglers who left Bloomfield Monday for Dr. J. F. Riddle's club house on the St. Francois river to attend a house warming; the party left Willie Gill behind in tears because Mrs. Gill was sick
• 1915-12-10 Senator J. W. Farris is on the sick list this week
• 1916-04-28 Returned from Doniphan county last Saturday, where he had been in the interest of his candidacy for circuit judge [date from clip_id]
• 1920-06-11 Local dealer for RAT-SNAP rat poison, Bloomfield, Mo
• 1922-05-19 J. W. Farris announced as a candidate for Judge of the 22nd Judicial District, subject to the voters at the August primary election
• 1922-05-26 Announced as a candidate for Judge of the 22nd Judicial District, subject to the action of the voters at the primary election to be held in the future
• 1922-06-02 Announced as a candidate for Judge of the 22nd Judicial District, subject to the action of the voters at the primary election to be held in August 1922
• 1922-06-09 Announced as candidate for Judge of the 22nd Judicial District at the August primary
• 1924-07-18 Jefferson City, July 5: the Supreme Court dismissed the disbarment proceedings brought against J. W. Farris and George Munger, attorneys at Bloomfield, for filing an alleged false affidavit in an appeal to the Supreme Court in a criminal case; proceedings instituted by Attorney-General Jesse W. Barrett on December 8, 1923; the court, in an opinion by Justice R. F. Walker in which all the other justices concurred, held the attorneys 'did wrong only technically' and dismissed the case
• 1927-04-15 Named in Board of Equalization proceedings (Houck's First Addition): Lots 5 & 6; Assessor's value 1100, Board's value 1200
• 1930-01-17 J. W. Farris, one of the veteran attorneys of Stoddard county, is ill with pneumonia; his condition was considerably improved today
• 1931-09-25 Subscription renewal
• 1937-08-06 book secondary: (J. W.) Farris assisted by R. Kip Briney, counsel for defendant
• 1937-08-06 J. W. Farris crime deepen Elmer Mer (≠Merritt)
• 1937-08-06 J. W. Farris crime deepen H. F. Osburn (Osburn co-list)
• 1937-08-06 J. W. Farris crime reverse J. O. Alsup (Alsup dossier)
• 1937-08-06 J. W. Farris crime deepen R. L. Springs (Farris dossier)
• 1937-08-06 J. W. Farris crime deepen Victor Patterson (≠Virgil; Farris dossier)
• 1937-08-06 J. W. Farris crime deepen Henry Cain (Farris dossier)
• 1937-08-06 J. W. Farris crime deepen Eli Kimbrel (Farris dossier)
• 1937-08-06 J. W. Farris crime deepen Mary Patterson (Farris dossier)
• 1937-08-06 J. W. Farris crime deepen Albert Mekan (Farris dossier)
• 1937-08-06 J. W. Farris crime deepen Everett Chasteen (Springs orbit)
• 1937-08-06 J. W. Farris crime deepen Joe Ward
• 1937-08-06 J. W. Farris crime deepen Irene Stewart
• 1937-08-06 J. W. Farris crime deepen Bon Aslin
• 1937-08-06 J. W. Farris crime deepen Ed Proffer
• 1937-08-06 J. W. Farris crime deepen Claude Lemonds
• 1937-08-06 J. W. Farris crime reverse Geo. E. Munger
• 1937-08-06 J. W. Farris crime reverse Bill Warren
• 1937-08-06 J. W. Farris / Elmer Merritt same-clip source co-list expansion; clean source spelling retained; no kinship or identity merge inferred
• 1942-03-26 Mrs. J. W. Farris of St. Louis visiting Mrs. Walter Beard and friends in Bloomfield

Dates and spellings are preserved as found in the source records; contradictions are kept, not smoothed over. See the methodology for how this archive handles uncertainty.