Circuit court actions extend briefs and dispose cases
The circuit court met Monday with all officers present. It extended filing deadlines in Lyons v. Corder and Peak v. Taubman. Several cases were continued or dismissed, judgments made final in State use matters, and a temporary injunction issued to halt land sales. A jury verdict of 7000 in Hoover v Western Coal stood, with motions for new trial pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
Charles Lyons
John E. Corder
Lawrence G. Peak
Edwin M. Taubman
Grate Bros
Hamilton Ashley
Mat Boldrider
Theos
Salyer Va
Pac. Ry. Co
Union Nat. Bank
Chas
Lyons
Chas, Lyons
Meceiver
McR
Callaway
Aultman and Taylor
Robert Semler
Lee Utley
R. M. Taubman
Besely-Ellis
Laura Freeland
Cornelius Gates
John Gates
Martin Gates
John C. Wilson Ve. Emman
Wilson
E. B. Campbell
B. A. Chinn
Landender
Kierstead Co
Helen A. Sherman
Louis Vanderschmidt
Jdnes A. McGonirie
Charles H. Newland
John H. Neff
Harriet Hoover
The
Western Coal and Mining Company
Robert A. Hicklin
Clinton Hays
Wm. Wilson
W. L. Slusher
Ford R. Slusher
Sialion
James Rey
Elias Martin
Louis Blechoff
Lula Dingworth
Robert Horn
John Butler
BR. A. Hicklin
Hicklin
Death of Mrs. Nathaniel Sisson in Maryville
Word arrived of the death of Mrs. Nathaniel Sisson at Maryville on Saturday July 4 from cerebral anemia. Born March 18 1853 in Lexington she was educated at the Elizabeth Ann Seminary and was among its first graduates. She married October 14 1874 and lived in Mary Hills the rest of her life. She is survived by husband a son Paul Sisson a daughter Donna Sisson a brother Thomas Hughes of Maryville. Burial was in Maryville cemetery Tuesday. Mrs L Wettutern and son from Higginsville visited Wednesday.
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Nathaniel Sisson
Maryville
Sisson
Mary Hughes
Lexington
Elizabeth Anll
Mary Hills
Pau) Sisson
Donna Sisson
Thomas Hughes
INTELLIGENER Plant to Move to New Building
Publishers of the Intelligener plan to move the entire plant within ten days to a new building erected by the Tradera bank at 3 North Eleventh Street. The brick structure by Lancington Triumph Press Brick Company offers ideal ground floor access, a fine interior, and will house a Junior Linotype, making the office most complete in the county.
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Intelligener
Tradera Bank
North Eleventh Street
Bank
Stalia
Lesington Triumph Press Brick Company
Junloe Linotype
Tragic Threshing Mishap Claims W. Frazier Life
Mrs Mary Frazier of Napoleon area reports her son W W Frazier aged 47 was badly injured in a threshing machine accident while oiling the engine belt. He was pulled into the machinery suffering a crushed arm and severe chest injuries. He is hospitalized in serious condition awaiting further word on internal injuries. He was born in the city and leaves a wife and two children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Frazier
W. W. Frazier
Napoleon
Mr. Frazier
Waverly Notes Highlights Wide Local Social Visiting
Dr. M L Rowe of News City Kan sas visits town. Numerous locals travel to see relatives and attend church meetings. A mix of visits, on again off again trips, sales, and socials fill the week with rounds of guests from Lexington Independence and Kansas City.
Moonlight Picnic At The Point Draws Large Crowd
A large crowd of young people gathered at the Point for a moonlight picnic on Wednesday evening. Many picnickers attended with ample food. Supper, donated by the young ladies of the party, was excellent and credited to the homes from which it came. The gathering broke up about 9 o'clock.
Miss Saille Craig in Waverly Thursday
Miss Saille Craig spent Thursday in Waverly while Mr and Mrs Forest Shelby were in Koneae City on Thursday. G C Schawe traveled to Kansas City Thursday morning on business.
Five sheriff sales attract interest land auction low bids
On Wednesday afternoon five sheriff sales drew attention though most land sold cheaply. Hugh McElroy’s 100 acres went to William Klapp for 860, Fritz Langkrahr et al sold 40 acres to Fritz Langerahr for 3775, R. A. Hicklin case 10.24 acres brought 30, Williams partition sale 40 acres fetched 00, Howe partition sale Robert Howe bought 173 acres for 09.75 per acre and Frank Howe acquired coal rights to the Forsha place for 065.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh McElroy
William Klapp
Fritz Langkrahr
Fritz Langerahr
R. A. Hicklin Va
Clinton Hays
Williams
Thomas F
Luther Williams
Robert Howe
Frank Howe
Forsha Place
Airdome and Princess Theatres To Close For Improvements
Campbell and Warder announce the temporary closing of the Airdome and the Princess to permit needed improvements. Both venues will reopen at a future date with strong bills and renewed service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campbell
Warder
Airdome
Princess
Poll Tax Rule Set by County Court Order
An order of the county court requires overseers to confine their work to poll tax efforts and to seek court authorization for any further expenditures. The directive, issued Tuesday, limits spending and directs focus to poll tax collection under court supervision.
Dover Notes Local visits and travels across town
James Terhune of Lexington and Al Lewis with son John made brief stops in town. Numerous residents and visitors listed include Corbin family, Erana family, Firman White, Virgie Corbin, Vena Zey Sing, Mea Harwood returning from Warrensburg, Mrs. Walter Trent, Miss Sallie Stark, Mrs. James Cather, H L Corbin, Mrs. Will Neer, Mrs. Steve McGee and daughter Mere leaving for Slater, Okla. Others travel to Higginville, Pa cific Mo., Prague Okla., Dallas Texas, Joseph Mo., Newton Kans, Denver Col., St Louis Mo., Carthage Mo., and Colorado Springs. Several groups plan extended visits. Kansas City and Roswell trips noted.
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James Terhune
Lexington
al Lewis
John
Louis Wahl
H. L. Corbin
Tom
Frank Erana
Pleasant Hill
Steve McGee
Mere
Slater
J. McGee
O. G. Congdon
Dallas
Texas
Harvey Plattenburg
Mra
O.G. Congdon
Joseph
Newton
Kana
Denver
Cole
BP. L
Cox
Bonnie
Vira
Beasle Tice
Hodge
Colorado Springs
Earma
Leona Phillipe
St. Louis
Carthage
Mrs Fulkerson Dies. Lafay ette County Resident Passes
Mrs W M Fulkerson died last Saturday July 31 at her son J C Pulker eon s home near Higginshire She born June 16 182 at Lenox Massachusetts and lived in Dee County Virginia before marriage to Frederick Delon Fulkerson The death occurred at age 81 years 1 month and 5 days Survivors include children Debol Fulkerson of Oklahoma Frank Fulkerson of St Joseph Peter Fulkerson J C Pulker son of the county Amanda Fulkerson Marc Jennie Preston Kansas City and Mrs James Cather Dover Funeral services were held Sunday at the home and Presbyterian church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. Fulkerson
Lafayette County
J. C. Pulkereon
Higginshire
Fulkerson
Waite M. Quan
Lenox
Massachusetts
Dee County
Virginia
Ele
Ishi
Frederick Delon Fulkerson
Iwih
Debol Fulkerson
Oklahoma
Frank Fulkerson
St. Joseph
Peter Fulkerson
J. C. Pulkerson
Amada Fu
W C T U Convention in Lexington With Lecture by Mrs Stokes
The W C T U of the 1st district plans a convention in Lexington featuring an interesting program on temperance work interspersed with music. State president Mrs Cartie Lee Carter Stokes will lecture Tuesday evening. Those who have not heard her will have a rare treat. The public is invited to attend.
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W. C
Lexington
Armoust
Mra
Cartle Lee Carter Stokes
Edenview Church Announces Sunday Services
Edenview Church calls members to attend services on Sunday August 8 at 11 am and 8 pm led by Pastor F L Clemens. All members are urged to be present as a duty and friends are invited to attend.
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Edenview
Various Residents Visit Kansas City and Surroundings
Capt Todhumer spent Wednesday in Higwinsville. Mrs Stonestreet visited in Kansas City Thursday. Audley Groves went to Kansas City Thursday for a brief visit. J G Worthington was in Kansas City Thursday on business. Miss Rose Folkerth left Thursday for a trip to Sweet Springs. Mrs G W Hyde went to Kansas City Thursday to spend the day. T H Campbell went to Kansas City Thursday morning on business. Miss Lottie Taubman went to Kansas City Wednesday to spend the Misson Rose and Tillie Bovr returned from Kansas City Tuesday evening. Theodore Bates returned Tuesday evening from a business trip to Memphis Tennessee. Miss Agnes Wilson returned Tuesday evening from a visit with relatives in Independence. Mrs James Hays and daughter Mixa Anna Bellie visited in Higginsville Wednesday. County Superintendent H T Phillips, attending school at Columbia, arrived Wednesday morning. Miss Blanche Fulkerson went to Kansas City Thursday for a short stay. Owen Gafin and daughter Ixetta spent Thursday in Kansas City. Rev C Graham Adams of Eaton town New Jersey came Thursday for a city visit. David Barnes came from Kansas City Thursday to spend a few days with relatives. Prewitt Roberts came from Columbia Thursday evening where he had been attending summer school. Miss Kallie Hofman, visiting her sister Mrs R L Britt, left yesterday for Fulton. Frack Slaughter has taken up the duties of Bea Ridge as local insurance agent for Metropolitan. Upon resignation of Mr Ridge who goes to Higginsville, Mr Slaughter's application was accepted and he began his duties Monday. Mr Slaughter is an enterprising young man and should make good.
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JT. T. Puckett
Ed Wagoner
Odessa
Wood Payne
Miss Tarlton Belles
Mebdames
Wm. L
Ed S. Butt
James Cunningham
W.C. Keith
Ben
B. F. Carrey
Belle
Myrtle Graves
Indépendence
James Ramey
Chiles Estate
Kate Waterhouse
Kansas City
C. M. Ballard
PF. S. Zentmyer
Anna Mac
Higginsville
Mollie Armtrout
Mawegle Dean
Coimbra
Eva Holman
T. Cook
Alvin Frerking
Lucile Reynolds
Marion Clark
Lamont
Mra. W
Lees Summit
W. Carlton
Rose Rodehohr
Sweet Springs
George
Earl Reynolds
Arthur
Lawerence Kleinschmidt
St. Louis
H. F. Kleinschmide
Charles McFeeters
Bigginsville
Ed. N. Dankenbring
H. Rodekohr
J. H. Smith
Albert Jeffries
Ronkers
Sallie Irvin
Mareball
Byrd Hackley
L. Slusher
E. S. Willis
Emma Niel
Edna Dean
Malta Bend
W. GB. Lunbeck
Earnest Myer
White's Island
Ed Cunningham
M. BE
Dc. T. Ryland
Alvin Slasher
Roswell
N. M
M. T. Slasher
M. E. Bradford
Oklahoma
Emily Branch
M. A. Drummond
Nellie
Odesex
Capt. R. Todhumer
Higwinsville
William Stonestreet
Audley Groves
J. G Worthington
Agnes Wilson
Independence
James Hays
Little Mixa Anna Bellie
HT. Phillips
Columbia
Blanche Fulkerson
Owen Gafin
Ixetta
C. Graham Adams
Eatontown
N. J
David Barnes
Prewitt Roberts
Kallie Hofman
R. L. Britt
Fulton
Frack Slaughter
Bea Ridge
Metropolitan
Ridge
Slaughter
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Mina Ella Drunert
Warrenton
Brothers
Charlee and
Edwin Drunert
Jennie Ferns
Scannon
Kansas
BP. Ferns
Dennis Hudson
Kansse City
J. A. Jordan
M. L. Rowe
Ness City
Willeyning
H. Capps
Oklahoma City
Okla
Will Peery
Jennie Dinwinddie
Mexico
Dinwiddie
Mary
Helen Brown
Salina
Kangaa
J.C. Barth
T. R. Landrum
Mies Marguerite
Leavenworth
G. 8. Williamson
Joplin
Thureday
J. W. Williamson
Velma Decker
Otterville
J. A. Allison
Bessie Epps
Ad Epps
Minnie Maven
Louise Solomon
Minnie
Rosa Kitchener
Marshall
Georgia Weber
Pat Lyohe
J. E. Burden
Oscar Bowman
Kamsar City
Mayview Notes
Ladies Aid of the Christian Church
Joe Simpson
T. D. Hammond
Chat Ewing
Chicago
Mabelle Greene
Kev. Taylor
Liberty
Baptist Church
John Loygaton
Marsall
Gordon Graham
Wm. Waddell
Claude Marquis
Baptist Sunday School
J. R. Smith
John Majore
Martie Roach
Hardy
G. Worthington
C. A. Nickell
Guy Greene
America
Nolte
Ed Hackrey
Ethel Slusher
Lexington Sprint
Whison Frazier
Kansan City
Corder
Mae Andrews
Missey Mary
Susie Burley
Aiiza Byrd Bowlan
N. A
Ella
Freda Tomasmeyer
Quincy
G. A. Prerking
Rogee
Wes. Wilson
John Wilson
Wim. Wilson
Alkire
Walter Beatty
Presberterain Church
Lucille Reynolds
Higginaville
Hester and
Wollenman
Mien Margarite Corder
Lena Eldd
Gdewea
Wm. Bell
Picow
Dover Notes
Earl Kensler
Anderson
David Slusher
Walter Beattie
Fred Piteman
Miss Lucile
Kingfisher
Frank Gordon
Edenview Church
F. L. Clemens
T. H. Campbell
Misls
Lottie Taubman
Misson Rose
Tillie Bovr
Theodore Bates
Memphis
Tennessee
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