Local Notes and Transactions From Lexington County
J K Gray of Waterloo visited here Monday Archer saw friends in Sedalia Saturday and Sunday. Work on Big Sun creek railroad bridge nearing completion. New bone shop and hardware stores advancing. A horse stolen here two weeks ago remains unfound. 90acre farm near Little Sori creek sold for $8000 to Charles Gausman and Fred Brune. Zoning and street improvements planned as post office moved and deputies named. Marriage news, local politics, births and notable travel appear in the week’s notices.
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Big Sun Creek
George Vedel
Elmer Darbfert
Glerkship
Robert Linas
W. T. Johnson
Soi Creek
Charles Gausman
Fred Brune
Newlyweds Jett and Lima Toasted After Ceremony
The newly married couple Jett and Lima arrived by the 10 p m tram after their ceremony. The groom's parents Mr and Mrs Jobo Holsten hosted them in Arkenpelon. The bride is noted as one of Perry's accomplished young Jadina and the groom as an enterprising prosperous young farmer.
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Med Sarely
Lima
Arkenpelon
Jobo Holsten
Perry
Jadina
Waverly Items and Local News Briefs
Waverly notes report Fletcher Jones recovering from pneumonia and various local events. Updates cover visitors, a future resident moving to Nebraska, a death near Hodge, construction on the island near the lake, a postponed Epworth League supper due to snow, a wedding trip, a minor air gun accident, fox-hunting plans, upcoming Jerrell county fox chase, and election results with possible contest. A Central College home event hosted by faculty and students features a formal evening with rich decorations and a spacious campus setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central College
Williams
Mrs Sexton and daughter depart for St Louis from Sedalia
Mrs C. B. Sexton and her young daughter Mary Ellen, guests of Mr and Mrs T T Stramcke, left Friday morning for their home in St Louis. They were accompanied to Sedalia by Miss Edna Stramcke, who spent the day in Sedalia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Greer
Lexington
Jenking
Wm. Stire
Dr. Fulkerson
FP. Greer
Mra C. B. Sexton
Mary Ellen
Mrs. S
T. T. Stramcke
St. Lous
Sedalia
Edna Stramcke
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Wellington and Vicinity
Lealma
J. K. Gray
Waterloo
Archer
Herman Schoppenhorst
Higginsville
James Strodseman
Jarvis
Miss Mabel
Kansas Cry
Jesse Lineback
John E. Bryant
James J. Kinkead
Excelsior Springs
Napoleon
John S. Linde
Mra
Uben Stigall
Sonshine
Ray County
Thomas F. Lockhart
T. J. Morris
Mr. Morris
J. A. Lockhart
Charles Doncan
Lex
Ington
Mile Maud, Desigster
Jans Tee
Jesse Lipebuck
Ohis City
Abat City
Clugiy
Noralay
W. J. Carpenter
W. T. Jobtvon
Marehal
Jane Rewer
Joalah Mann
Alma Itm
J. G. Goodwin
Knowns City
H.C. Arian
Higginaville
Charley Kappelman
Sinspoon
Alf. Erdman
Alma
Mics
Amelia
Becker
Kansas City
Abs
Allie Corder
Clark, Mo
M. Anderson
H. W. Redman
J W. Goodwin, Jr
J. Ti. Weisbrodt
Mannie Bergan
C. BE. Corder
Clara Dierker
Anna Keuck
Minnie Bokeman
Lena Baek
Marahall
Alma Boys
Sesson
H. C. Peters
Corder
Westion
P. J. Koppenbiik
Perry, Ok
Lotte Bell
C. W. Holsten
Aulville
Dull McKey
Courtey
Clem Weyman
Migginsville
Jesse Perdue
Wigginsville
Hardy
Mr. Kneeder
Oklahoma
Polk Phillips
Oak Grove
Neae
Kila Graham
John Greer
Flora McFarland
Rinkead
Mr. Barton
Warternsburg
Wm. Davis
William Greer
William Parker
Acoo
BE. Sisson and
F. Brinkham
William Mack
Julius BE. Doeling
Emily Kolkmeyer
Wellington
Louis Nieman
Falls City
Neb
Llora Mranke
Concordia
F. Gassen
E. G. Loomis
Main Street
Missouri
Security Stock Food Co
Leroy Farmer
Fletcher Jones
Polk Fulkerson
Johnson County
T. A. Holtzclaw
Nebraska
E. W. Baker
Hodge
J. White
Westminister League of the Presbyterian Church
Eugene H. Lewis
Bride
Mr. Lewis
Bertie Whetsler
Miss Whetsler
Hilemen
Jerrell County
Wood McGraw
J. M. Folkerson
Columbus
Frank ‘Toll
Carrollton
R L. Greer
Malta Bend
Trheaday
Geo. Frindson
Geo. W. White
Jos. Fletcher
Isaac Fulkerson
Wm. II
Martin
A. H. Ledford
Albert Tussey
William Burnett
Mr. Ledford
Mr. Martin
Edad Bitters
D. Stalling
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