Court actions in circuit court continue multiple cases
In a Monday session the circuit court continued several cases including Laurend G. Penkre and Eli Slamods v S L Pile, Redd v Mo Pac RR Co, Thiemak v Mo Pac RR Co, Aultman and Taylor v Robert and August Semmler, Union National Bank v Chay Lyons Receiver, Taggart v A J Leonard, Hook v Walter Hook, Barry v Allie Moorman, and Littlewood v Higginsville Switch. The Lyons receiver case also paused additional steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laurend G. Penkre
M. Tauiman
Eli Slamods
Lexington urged to number homes for free mail delivery
Government postal inspector John W. Welborn arrived in Lexington to judge eligibility for free mail delivery. Residents and businesses urged to number properties promptly so the inspector can report favorably and start delivery. Citizens should act quickly and clearly mark addresses to aid the order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Welborn
Lexington
Local notes from Marshall area recount births and fairs
Lb. Wilson was in Marshall on business Wednesday. Large crowds attended the Higginsville Fair daily. Miss Mary Dresselhouse wed Chas. Hoseman at the bride's mother home. Rev. Mueller united the couple. Several locals visited relatives in nearby towns and many attended the Higginsville fair last week. The new county Democratic Committee met in Lexington to organize and plan campaign efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Marshall
Chas. Lewis Jr
Bancas City
Jas Baghes, Jr
Higginsville Fair
Mary Corrin
Stormer Saunders
C. M. Lewis
Here
Waverly
Mary Dresselhouse
Chas. Hoseman
Alma
Mueller
Court extends deadlines and approves requests in Higginsville case
The defendant to file bill of exceptions extended to December 8. In Fritz Langkrahr vs City of Higginsville the deadline to file bill of exceptions extended to September 1. Isabella W. Peak received a decree. Frances M. Rush and salt ordered for cash. W F Chiles and Alex Graves authorized to appear before the county court to request two electric fans for the circuit court room. The court adjourned until next Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fritz Langkrahr
City of
Higginsville
Isabella W. Peak
Frances M. Rush
W. Ff. Chiles
Alex Graves
County Court Addresses Insanity and Local Matters
The county court met Monday with all officers present. James Fletcher of Waverly and Albert Stapleton of Lexington were adjudged insane and ordered sent to the asylum at Nevada. The petition of J. T. Nelson regarding a new road was taken under advisement. George A. Campbell and others filed for vacation of road east of Campbell’s in Dickinson county. remonstrance filed. John W. White resigned as Justice of Peace at Mayview. Thomes Puckett named in his place. Various citizens visited Wichita and Kansas City. social notices and a wedding to Oregon noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado
Airs
Jan
Blackure
Marguerite Benning
Kansas City
Missouri City
Topeka
Kansas
G. H. Plattenburg
Otto Nolte
Z. T. Puckett
Washington Township
Esquire
J. W. White
August Haederof
Higgineville
Odessa
John
Arthur Kiley
Grand Pass
Miss Petty
Rev. Petty
Mt. Hebron
Mr. Wood
Big Timber
Oregon
James Fletcher
Waverly
Albert Stapleton
Lexington
Nevada Weilneadby
J. T. Nélson
New Road
George A. Campbell
Campbell's
Ind
Dickinson
John W. White
Mayview
Thomes
Puckett
Local fair draws small Algyrinsville crowd
A small crowd attended the Algyrinsville fair yesterday. Mm N, M. Bounx and her two children returned Wednesday evening from a trip to Kansas City and Odessa. Sheriff Charles Kinkead and William Cobb escorted Joe Fletcher near Wararly and Alfred Staplitos near the city, who had been declared insane days earlier, to the asylum in Nevads Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mm N, M. Bounx
Kansas City
Odessa
Charles Kinkead
William Cobb
Joe Fletcher
Wararly
Alfred Staplitos
Nevads
Anylumy
Garrs Return From Seven Week Trip to Excelsior Springs
Mr and Mrs George Garr came home Tuesday night after a seven week trip to Excelsior Springs. Miss Ines Shelby, who had been visiting in Kansas City, returned home Wednesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lavinia Warren
Nancy Vilson
Eldorado Springs
Lydia Bolon
Kansas City
George Garr
Lixcelsior Springs
Ines Shelby
Expert Florist Jot Eggleston Plants New Greenhouse
Jot Eggleston, who recently purchased the greenhouse formerly owned by D. W. Trine, has brought in Rudolph Klagg, an expert florist from St. Louis, to assist in the work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jot Eggleston
D. W. Trine
Rudolph Klagg
St. Louis
Lawn social aids church fundraising on parsonage lawn
The lawn social held on the parsonage lawn by the Catholic church was a success both socially and financially. The taol drew many pleasure seekers Wednesday evening with lemonade and soda/pop stands reporting strong patronage, and the management noted good receipts.
Doctor J B E Tucker To Stay In Lexington
Citizens of Lexington welcome Dr. J B E Tucker’s decision to remain and practice locally at the Savings Bank building, focusing on eye, ear, nose, and throat care. Mrs Anna Roseen and her daughter returned Tuesday from a visit with relatives in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
J. BE. Tucken
Tucker
Bulldtin
Anna Roseen
Te Clty
Mr Klag Takes Post at Local Greenhouse Firm
Mr. Klag brings eleven years of experience in the business and has long worked for the Robert N. Tesson Bloral Co., a leading St. Louis firm. He understands his work thoroughly and will use modern greenhouse methods as he locates here permanently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Klag
Robert N. Tesson Bloral Co
St. Louis
Budweiser Cleaned Up At Higginsville Fair Pacing Heats
Budweiser the pacer owned by Lynn Gordon dominated the Higginsville county fair pacing events on Wednesday. He won the 2nd 3rd and 4th heats with times 28 seconds 2.10 and 2-11. The purse was 100. Attendance included Mr and Mrs J W Sydnor and numerous local residents. Maj B A Hickman named K of P drill judge. Uniform shirts on sale at five cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Budweiser
Lynn Gordon
Higemnaville Fair
Higginsville
J. W. Sydnor
Mesdames
C. Dyer
F. L. Carter
John Sturgis
Clarence Vilson
H. F. McNeal
T. J. Green
Sallie D. Russell
Stella Bandon
Florence Tarron
Mattie Marquis
Verda
Maurine Kinkead
Nora Potts
Sallie
Flaine
Insurance ad for fire tornado hay and grain prices
An advertisement for insurance covering all kinds of fire and tornado damage in city and country, with hay and grain insured at right prices and contact through W. V. Cumrzs.
Busy Travel And Returns Across Cities
Dr N B Payne went to Jeplij Thursday on business John Sturgis visited Kansas City for a short stay Mr and Mrs P L Tapp left for Harwood Mo Mrs J T Gagtey headed to Atchison J G Cole and M C James were in Lexington a day Mrs W A Hill went to Ka City for a show visit Miss Mabel Coss returned from Warrensburg Mrs John Eggleston and Miss Emma Eggleston visited Kansas City Bert Rexinger left for Cincinnati for a few weeks Mrs Ben Gratz and Prof M J Patterson family trips Mrs Howard Henry welcomed a daughter Wednesday at home to Os Andreen Miss Bess Dawson returned from Liberty Mrs Claret Winters of Kansas City visited Kept in Kansas City Miss George King and Miss Minnie Sorber visited Kansas City Elmer and family returned Otterville after visiting nearby towns
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Greene
Pineville
Cl Wilson
Bates City
Higginsville
A.C. Barnett
Oklahoma
B.S. Higgins
Chas
Nolte
Heidbrink
Pitner
Kansas City
Madge Butt
Jerry Proctor
John Blucher
EB. M. Taubman
Kangis City
C. Crawford
Katisas City
L.A. Nickel
Fulton
JR. Potts
D. Russell
Be.n. Hopkins
Topeka
Kans
J. R. Leiter
J. J. Bredehoeft, Jr
Concordiat
Carrie Nagel
N. B. Payne
Jeplij
John Sturgis
P. L. Tapp
Harwood
J.T. Gagtey
Wenesday
Atchison
Bai J. G. Cole
M.C. James
Ginsville
Lexington
W. A. Hill
Ka City
Mabel Coss
Whareda
Warrensburg
John Eggleston
Emma Eggleston
Rachel Andren
Miss Cash
Oklahoma City
Bert Rexinger
Cincinnati
Ben Gratz
Bess Dawson
Mrs. Claret Winters
George King
Minnie
Minnnie Sorber
Dean
Misa Carrie Guen
Kansas
P. BR
Elmer
Otterville
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Circuit Court
Mattie Steele
Harriet
Tueway
John Steele
Lola Frazier
Mary Berrie
Ether Squire
Way. Bell
Kittle Davis
New Messey
Mika Lizzie Coonta
Tornrich
Armetrong
L. J. Harris
Mary Barley
Lola Fragler
Lesington
Anna
Ethel Barley
Ida Russell
Susie Warera
Alggineville
Maisie Dean
Ria Saunders
Addie Schaeperkoetter
Hannah Hit
Mary Mary Cadton
Mg. J
A Meer
Leo W Wan
Walter Lieser
Fyle Corder
Wille Hitt
Jeasie Lee Hite
Karl Willie
Mayview Notes
Joe Simpson
Nellie Pinnell
Irene Nelson
New County Democratic Committee
Clay Township
J. A. Mann
Davis
J. G. Coe
Dover
Dan J. Jackson
Freedom
Jon M. Handley
Middleton
Wm. F. Glenn
Sni-a-bar
John GL. Berry
Geo. H. Plattesbury
William
Cowherd
Mra
H. E. Reynolds
Madge Nicholson
Mr. Dent Paviq
Brush
Gale
Thoresay
R. B. Briney
Daucter
Mary Elizabeth
Britney
Mia
Oh 8
Lispcomb
Lucile
Thorway
Mire
Frank Gordon
Robert Webb
Near Corder
Raginad
Texas
Leila Pittums
Henndsay
Vilion Carter
Willesod Helen Beattie
Sam Redd
Wamond Vaughan
Gorton White
Buford Gordon
Hones
Miekey
Ruth Davis
Lettie Jones
Lula
Bessie Bernestmeyer
Bernice Bassett
Mesar
Clydd Sauvain
Horace Crumpase
Eddie Cravens
Louis Jones
Fannie Combs
Algyrinsville
Expert Florist
Catholic Lawn
W. R. Painter
Www
V. Cumrzs
M. J. Patterson
Mary Bheal
Ohio
Indiana
Howard Henry
Henry
Os Andreen
Thal
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