Multiple Judgments and Extensions in County Court Docket
Court records show sheriff sale received and filed in Wilbimina Jang vs Mionie Guttuog, and continued matters in Lyons vs National Surety Co. and Pinkaton va Aubrey Keller. Extensions granted for Mulligan vs City of Lexington and Buford vs Gruber, with numerous continuances by consent across cases. Adjourned for election.
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Wilbimina Jang
Mionie Guttuog
Chas. Lyons
National Surety Co
John Pinkaton
Aubrey. Keller
John Mulligan
City of
Lexington
Elizabeth B. Buford
Robert G. Gruber
Menefee Va
M Taubman
J. B. Campell
Leroy Farmer
J. Gromkens
F. D. Stenner
J.M Redd
Pac
H. G. Russell
Mo. Pac. Rwy. Co
M. Tieman& Co
Pac Rey. Co
Thos. L
Curtis Va
Herman Mark
August Anderson
Western Coal and Mining Co
W.b.mclain
Mo Pac. Ray Co
Robt
Taubman Et al Vse C. &A Brr Close
Obas. Lyons
Virginia P Johnson
Virwie Johnsin
Oberhelman
Sam Sparrow
John M. Limrick
Thisship
St. Louis Union Trust Co
Wentworth Defeats Central High in season opener
Wentworth cadets beat Central High 2 0 in their Friday afternoon game. Hurley starred on the mound with strong control and two doubles, a single, and only one tough inning. Epstein’s passes and Fees’ errors hurt Central while new recruits Davis Buddy and Da are proving capable.
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Sobilecter
Bidwell
McKinnon
Muck
Gardner
Stengel
Wood
Epstein
McMillen
Wentworth
Taylor
Horley
Davis
Gordon
Yount
S Dawson
Muchelz
Cannady
Lf Randolph
Central
Wenworth
Huckey
Gordon Hase
Hurley
Hall
Turley
Umyore
Diekwan
Warley
Emery
Central Boys
Hary
Canaday
Ount
Randolph
Buddy
Merchants Fall Hard To Wentworth In Baseball Tilt
The Merchants were easy picking for the cadets on academy campus Monday afternoon. In eight innings Wentworth bested Merchants 18 to 1 with Davis the Merchants pitcher unable to play due to a hand injury. Blevins was hit on the right cheek but stayed in the game as Wentworth’s bats exploded for 18 runs. Umpire Tunstall. April 6 2007 Lexington Missouri. Postscript: letters remain uncalled at the post office for several residents and businesses.
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Merchants
Academy
Townsine
McDuonid
Wentworth
Lauchner
Malous
Davis
Gove
Blevins
Tunstall
Johnson's Business College opens April term in Lexington
Postcard ad announces bookkeeping shorthand typing penmanship and business training at Johnsons Business College over post office Lexington Missouri rooms 10 and 12 fourth term begins April 26 1907 with morning afternoon and evening lessons diplomas awarded to graduates and recommended for positions call at No 11 to enroll also notice of a LaLue Thoroughbred Chester white male hog weight 285 pounds to be sold apply to H Le Starrepau miles south of Lexington Missouri 8-167
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Johnson’s Bus. College
Postolice
Lexington
No. 11
H. le Starrepaum
Lexington horse show highlights and town improvements
The annual horse show drew good attendance though fewer horses than usual were present. Notable entries included Ashtrook owned by Geo. M. Catron and Captain Ryland Tod hunter, Swiex owned by Cleveland Terbune, and several fine stock pieces from Emison and Haberhorn. The piece notes a trend of venue improvements in Lexington with new store fronts and planned facelifts, outlining anticipated renovations and upcoming projects across multiple businesses.
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Ashtrook
Geo. M.catron
Ryland Todhunter
Ashbrook
Catron
Lexington
Swiex
Cleveland Terbune
Terhune Farm
W. HB. Emison
Greentownélubber
Kloy D
Mr. Emison
Harge
Frank Stewart
Sir Melrose
Aiddle
Falcon
Frank Haberxorn
Thomas Cortin
Dover
Bates
Conflict
Bia
Vidlzans
Board Re-Elected as City Election Quietly Passes
The annual B and L election re-elected the old Building and Loan Association board amid few changes. City election Tuesday yielded one contested council seat in the Third Ward while four councilmen were chosen overall with votes: First Ward Dan Boyle 41, Second Ward Wm Nest ai, Third Ward Wm Marrs 132 and O B Yiegling 119, Fourth Ward W Hicklin 87.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WG. McOnnsland
T . Bardia
Olaf Loonie
Fr. Sinauer
A. F. Winkler
D. H. Seebaetermeyer
J.R. Moorehead
W. Gb. Waedaill
J.G. Crenshaw
Jos
L Long
Louis Gratz
Ti. N. Hopkins
The
Bullding & Loan Association
Dan Boyle
WF. Nest
Marrs
O. B. Yiegling
W. Hicklin
Local School Election Returns With Varying Totals
In the school election Tuesday Fitzpatrick received 186 votes and Hammond 203 for County School Commissioner. For the Board of Education Jos L Long had 411 votes, Jno T Bush 402, and B J Mathew 419, with all three elected and unopposed. The tax rate of 70 cents carried at 241 votes. Firman White and James Terhune were noted in Higginsville on Wednesday for business.
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Wm. P. Keith
Winn
G. W. Rablns
J. 0. Fitzpatrick
T. D. Hammond
M. B. Ewing
Oak Grove
Mayview
Jenro
Fitzpatrick
Hammond
Board of Education
Jos. L. Long
Jno. T. Bush
B.J. Mathew
German American Pioneer Society to Celebrate Concordia Anniversary
The German American Pioneer Society of Lafayette County will celebrate its anniversary in Concordia in mid May. The city invites Pioneers to attend with music, reception, and recreation. Notables Wei Wagner of Warrensburg and Haerle slated for addresses. details to follow. Old friends from Sedalia are encouraged to attend. spouses and children welcome.
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Lafayette County
Concordia
Sedalia
Wagner
Warrensburg
Haerle
Higginsville Plans Electric Railway Link with Warrensburg
Higginsville papers announce a trolley line to connect Higginsville and Warrensburg within two years. Promoters named include Capt. Asbury and Wapt Belt of Higginsville and J Christeopher of Warrensburg.
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Higginsville
Warrensburg
Mayview Notes Transacted Business in Higginsville Area
Mayview notes list several residents visiting towns for business and social calls. Bery Tavhman went to Kansas City last Tuesday, T. M. Chinn was in Higginsville last Wednesday, Miss Ods Nolte visited Inez Toneay in Bigginevills, and Miss Alice Graham returned to Kentucky. Hough Romsey of Odessa spent Sunday evening here, Mrs. Will Jennings visited Odesan, and Oto Nolte attended a Baptist convention.
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Tomes Belles
Hlgginaville
Bery Tavhman
Kansas City
T. M. Chinn
Higginsville
Ods Nolte
Inez Toneay
Alice Graham
Kentucky
Hough Romsey
Odessa
Sandey
Will Jenning
Odesan
Oto Nolte
Buld
Fizpatrick Elected Firepatrick Wins School Commissioner Seat
Election results show Firepatrick defeating Hammond for school commissioner by about 300 votes based on telephone reports. The count suggests a clear win in the race for the district position.
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Hammond
Schoo
Local Citizens Daily Socials and Obituary Notes
A string of society calls shows residents traveling to and from Kansas City for visits and shopping. Names include C. L. Wilson, Mrs Nathan Corder, Willie Hitt, Chas Kirkead, Edwards, E L Hackley, Mra R B Lewis, Miss Boasie Kinpmeyer, A J Frorking, Roya, Alvin Prerking, W J Liasen, Dr Slasher and son Roby, Setly and Sophia, Richard Jackson and family, and Mra M A Steele. One death reported: Ben McCatcher died in April at the residence of Julo Biase, with burial to Benton Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tno
Edwards
Kansas City
E. L. Hackley
R. B Lewis
Higginaville
Boasie Kinpmeyer
A. J. Frorking
Roya
Alvin Prerking
Earter
W. J. Liasen
Los Gatos
Dr. Slasher
Roby
Kanuay City
Mr. Setly
Miss Sophia
Kanes City
Casper Kramer
Richard Jackson
Morris couple visit relatives near St Joseph Missouri
Mr and Mrs D C Morris returned Tuesday evening from a few days walk with relatives near St Joseph Miss Amelia Grove and decu Misa Stella sent to Kaos City Wednesday morning to spend a few days with friend Mrs T A McLennon of Higging Ville and Mrs J E Bagby of Guntralia spent Thursday there with the family of J L Peak
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D.C. Morris
Wulk
St Josep
Amelia Grove
Decu
Misa Stella
Kaos City
T. A. McLennon
Higging Ville
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Circuit Court Proceedings
Central High
Jessie Baldwin
T. J. Cowan
Philip Franker
Gratz Bros
Commercial Bank
Missouri Pharmacy
Stier Clothing Company
Smiling Bros
Kret
M. Lodeson
J. K. Leiter
Weber Dry Goods
Meyer
Palace Mercantile Company, Inc
M. Sestor
Dea
Holden
George South
Viola Puckett
Higgimaile
Annie Parrent
Kobi, Chamblin
Irving Withers
Marnce Norfleet
Independence
Eva Williamson
J. BR. Smith
Wits
J. F. Monroe
John Reynolds
Odeon
Odes
Robi. Smart
Folka
Topeka
Kas
Joe Barton
Judge Butt
Hugo Kleesebulte
Altua Iset
Mr. and
Mra
T. C. Marshall
Dave Pflegar
Mildred
Pflegar
Gev
Humphreys
A. Heidbring
Otto Nolte
G. H. Bains
Gene Tiefel
Je. Nickell
Belle Graves
Ccrptral
Toss
South
Waverly
J. White
Marshall Yditor Toeaday
Mary Tuts
Marshall
Miss Kitts Falkerson
Mareshall
A. H. Monsees
Malta Bend
Mise Blanche Fulton
Malis Bend
de. M
Alderman
W.R. Randolph
Malta
Frank McClure
F. Fl. Smith
Grand Pave
D.C. Kaotrekin
Blackburn
H.C. Landron
J. T. Tustin
Kansasity
Tussey
Alma
Mre
Isaac Falkerson
Texas
Old Mexico
Wood Davis
H. Doyle
Tom. Winelly
Babe
Mre. Geo, White
J. B. Wood
Arline Orews
Sadie Overton
St. Louis
Will Pelot
Lizzie Motte
RB. P Motte
Our City
Pelot
Europe
Firman White
James Terhune
Mayview Notes
Fizpatrick
Corder Itema
C. L. Wilson
Nathan Corder
Higgins
Willie Hitt
Chas. Kirkead
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