Death of Mrs Sophia Bauerle at 75 in Lexington
Mrs Sophia Bauerle aged 75 died Sunday night after a paralytic stroke on Friday. Born Sophia Wish in Baden Germany she came to the United States with sister Annie Wish and settled in St Louis. She married Louis Bauerle, moved to Liberty Landing, then Lexington where she lived 45 years. Surviving are six children and a sister Annie Falk of Leavenworth. Funeral from Catholic Church Tuesday morning with interment at Muchpelah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sophia Bauerle
Bauerle
Sophia Wish
Baden-Hateo
Germany
Annie Wish
St Louis
St. Louis
Louis Bauerle
Liberty Landing
Lexington
John Bauerle
Kansas City
Muchpelah
Lexington Athletics Defeat Kansas City 9 to 8
The Lexington Athletics beat the Kansas City K. F. M. base ball team 9 to 8 Sunday afternoon. Battery was Patterson and Foster for Lexington.
City Council Approves Hord Bond for Brick Pavement
City council met in adjourned session Monday night August 6 with all members present except Aull. An ordinance passed to confirm contract and approve bond of F F Hord for constructing vitrified brick pavement from and to scales north of the new city hall. Adjourned to meet again Monday night August 13 in regular session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aull
F. ‘F. Hord
New City Hall
Judgment in slander suit ends by agreement
Agreed judgment reaches 800 dollars in the Emma Bledsoe versus James Crouch case after hours of testimony in circuit court. The Birdie Sims versus James Crouch matter was dismissed at the defendant’s cost. Welborn and Lyons led the plaintiffs. Blackwell and Son and Qailes defended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma ©. Bledsoe
James Crouch
Costa
Birdie Sims
Welborn and Lyons
Blackwell & Son and
Qailes
State surplus commodities show rise in 1005 value
The surplus farm mill and mineral products of the state reached 276,297,229 dollars for 1005, up 34,810,837 dollars or nearly 15 percent from 1004. Surplus commodities are those shipped by railroad, express or steamboats. James Roberts returned from Mar Thursday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Lexington Post Office Site Offers Open Soon
With under a week to the opening of site offers by the Secretary of the Treasury in Washington the public urged to cast ballots showing location preference. Citizens to sign a card and Intelligencer will publish daily results. Ballots stored separately. 110 ballots received so far listing Mrs Quandt's corner 12th and Franklin 74 votes and 13th and Malin 36 votes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Secretary of the Treasury
Washington
Portland Becomes Nation's Greatest Lumber City
In the West the lumber front shifts as northern white pine and southern yellow pine prices rise. Portland, Oregon emerges as the nation’s top lumber city, surpassing Minneapolis, with Oregon poised to lead the industry for generations. Donald McDonald cites Portland's strategic gate to the forest in Sunset Magazine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mississippi Valley
Great Lakes
Portland
Oregon
Minneapolis
Donald McDonald
Sunset Magazine
A Conscientious Patent Tale From Everbody's Magazine
An August Everbody's Magazine tale recounts a patient who improves after a month of rest, diet, and rules like bedtime and milk. The punchline notes that a single cigar nearly killed him, illustrating the humor of simple prescribed changes.
A Student Building at Columbia University
A large new 850,0000 stone structure rises beside the State University campus to house the Y M C A and student activities. Funded over two years by students faculty and friends, it will include reading rooms baths a swimming pool a bowling alley a small auditorium and a restaurant with the Y M C A supervising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Demons of the State University
Young Men’s Christian Association
O Mious
Young Men's Christian Association
August Meeting Opens at Dover Friday Night
The annual August meeting will begin at Dover Friday night August 10th. E Minor served on the ground on Sunday. Everyone is invited. Bud Webb and nephew William Webb visited from Hipgineville Wodeceday afternoon to see Frank Bowman's family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dover
E Minor
Bud Webb
William Webb
Hipgineville
Frank Bowman
Gustav Hearle Signs Seven Piece Opera House Orchestra
Gustav Hearle closes a one year contract with Capt. Fred Day for an opera house orchestra. Seven players are named including Fred Day and BH Yingling on cornets, A R Smith violin, John Price clarinet, Jobo Bell trombone, Eugene Weber piano, and E Hofman Jr drums. The seven member group replaces the former five piece ensemble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gustav Hearle
Fred Day
BH. Yingling
A. R., Smith
John Price
Jobo Bell
Eugene Weber
E. Hofman, Jr
Lexington seeks public opinion on motor car link to KC
Granville Buroley of Buckner and Judge Hudson of Lake Ulty visited Lexington to gauge local sentiment on petitioning Missouri Pacific Railway to run motor car service between Lexington and Kansas City. They plan to survey towns along the Lexington Branch to determine support for a possible service as a temporary relief, noting Lexington’s long desire for better facilities and the potential benefits of competitive, if not superior, options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Granville Buroley
Buckner
Judge Hudson
Lake Ulty
Lexington
Misssouri Pacific Railway Company
Kansas City
Circuit Court motions and adjourned docket notes
Monday sessions filled with motions and continuances in multiple cases. Traders Bank vs John Mulligan quashment sustained. Elizabeth Smith vs Alberta V. Slusher partition ruled for plaintiff. Home Insurance Company case verdict $6400. Gatherings note many local visits and travel to Kansas City and Oklahoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jess Barnes
Frank Barnes
Traders Bank
John Mulligan
Levy
F. W. Drewell
Mo. Pac
Rwy. Co
William Willams
Malinois Williams
T. L. Savin
A. Rwy. Co
P. R. Smith
W. H. Reynolds
Charles Leons
James Slusher
Elizaveth Smith
Alberta
Slusher
J.Q. Plattenburg
Jas
K. Gray
David Eagan
Misa Boesle McGinnid
Home Insurance Company of New York
T. J
Johanna Wien
Helen W. Sherman Va Gee
W. Kierstead
Woodson & Smith Hat Co
van Li
Pile
Thoe
Bledsoe Va Crouch
Kate Ohrenberg
J. S. Klingenberg
Platons
Lydia Newland
Lost shield pin with initials C0 and 7 M H
Small black enameled shield shaped pin with C0 and 4 on front and initials 7 M H on back. Reward offered returned to this office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. H
Mrs Bassete Visits Colorado Springs Friends
Mrs. John Bassete left for her home in Colorado Springs Thursday morning after a visit with Misses Mattie and Fannie Keene. Miss Kate Drysdale returned from a visit in Sweet Springs Wednesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bassete
Colorado Springs
Mattie
Fannie Keene
Kate Drysdale
Sweet Springs
Typhoid report and local events from town
Typhoid fever patient is holding her own and may recover. John Dawson of Kansas City fell from an excursion train near Charles Dagga injuring his right leg. he was transported to Kansas City for hospital care. The Christian church has new papering and will install inside lighting soon. a protracted meeting begins August 12 led by Elder Wm. Cole from Des Moines Iowa. the church anticipates revival and welcomes all to attend daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Itzy
John Dawson
Missouri Avenue
Kansas City
Charles Dagga
Eus
CO. A. Nickell
Wm. Cole
Tea Moines
Iowa
Unclaimed Letters At Lexington Post Office 1906 List
The Lexington Missouri post office lists uncafled letters dated August 11 1906. Names include Miss Carlo Buros Mrs Eugenia Brimhall J E Candle Mrs N C Forrer Max Glasberg Miss Mary Hoard Howard Hendrix Miss Haraway Lawson Harris Miss Rosia Hawkins Misa Cordelia Hayden National Light Heat Power Co Merle Newkirk E Neale Miss Jennie Perry Nicholas Sapoto John Shulenberger Martin Spencer B Viola James Wilson and Deua Crowther Poatmiletress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Carlo Buros
Eugenia Brimhall
J. E. Candle
N.C. Forrer
Max Glasberg
Mary Hoard
Howard
Henry
John
Hendrix
Haraway Lawson Harris
Rosia Hawkins
Misa Cordelia Hayden
National Light, Heat & Power Co
Merle Newkirk
E. Neale
Rav J M Cobb Leaves for Warsaw Mo
Rabbi J M Cobb departed Thursday night for Warsaw Missouri as part of a scheduled journey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Cobb
Warsaw
Boston Wide-awake records Nuptials at Emburat mansion
At Emburat mansion in east Boxton on Monday afternoon Ban Hatler and Madeline Bywaters were married by Rev. Pieros of Paris. Hatler, a grain dealer from Neovho Missouri, and Madeline, daughter of Mrs. Margret Bywaters, plan a honeymoon to Colorado and California as friends extend best wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Texas
East Boxton
Emburat
Ban Hatler
Misa Modeling Bywaters
Pieros
Paris
Hatler
Neovho
Madeline
Margret Bywatera
Hark Maness
Colorado
California
Dover M W A Picnic Draws Town Speakers
The M W A of Dover will host its annual picnic at Wahl's Grove near town on Saturday August 18. Invited speakers include Hon John Welbone Hon C W Hamlin W S Cowherd Jas A Reed William H Wallace Jobo Sullivan and Anthony Doble. Dinner on the grounds. Special railroad rates. Two baseball games Dover vs Northern and Corder vs Higuginuville. Concordia band secured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dover
Wahl's Grove
John Welbone
C. W. Hamlin
W.S. Cowherd
Jas. A. Reed
William H. Wallace
Jobo Sullivan
Anthony Doble
Dover Va
Northern
Corder
Higuginuville
Concordia
County Court Proceedings in Regular Session
The County Court met in regular session in August with judges presiding. Items included vacancies filled, drainage ditch petitions continued to September, road petitions to report in November, and inspections of public roads for setting poles. J B Dreyer declared insane and ordered to asylum No 3. Tax books completed and turned over to the County Collector.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edings
Piet
Gotyrg
George F. Zeysing
Peace of Covered
C. P. Haru
Cedar Township
Craig’s Bh Urelephore Co
J W Bricken
Wade Hicklin
J.B. Dreyer
Local residents return from visits in multiple cities
James Chamberlain left for Obicago Friday after visiting relatives there. Mrs. William Barnes of Odessa returned home Thursday after visiting her aunt Mrs. H B Moody. Miss Arline Burden left Friday for Colorado Springs and other points in Colorado with sister Mrs. Lebman of St. Louis accompanying to Kansas City. Mrs David Bear of Higginsville returned Friday after visiting Mrs Sue Spears. Miss Wila Dixie Nickell of Fulton returned Friday after visiting grandmother Mrs. M B Nickell, with uncle Rev H D Kennedy accompanying to Higginsville. Mrs Goo Stler and Miss Annie Hooten went to Odessa on Eastern Star business. Mrs Thos Holloran and three sons returned Thursday from a visit with Mrs Jas Connors at Jefferson City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Chamberlain
Obicago
William Barnes
Odessa
H .B. Moody
Arline Burden
Frida
Colorado Springs
Denver
Colorado
J. 5. Lebman
St. Louis
Kansas City
David Bear
Higginsville
Sue Spears
Wila Dixie Nickell
Fulton
M. B. Nickell
H. D. Kennedy
Also Mentioned on This Page
James Roberts
Mar
Atatistion
Asia
Everbody's
Opera House Orchestra
Circuit Court Proceedings
Mayview Notes
Tasso Bedgac
Kensas City
Monasy
John Tiefel
J. H. Porter
Goo
Fiefel
Oklahoma City
G. H. Rabins
Mark Morton
Amon
August Gropner
Oak Grove
Walter Cbiles
Robi, Greer
Our Town
Kate Waterhouse
Odessi
Nadine Proctor
Ed. Rayland
Higginaville
Mra
Ed van Bond
H. DeBolt
Julius Dryer
Oklahoma
Besa Bradley
Misa Sallie Turner
Nellie Walliams
G. H. Plattenburg
James Taggart
South Washington
Kanane City
Wife
Kansas
T. M. Chino
Dan Herr
Wm. P. Keith
Mrs. Riley
Art Reynolds
Ed Reynolds
Doc Ewing
Arenta Mr
Lucius Feaver
Hugh J. Puckett
Elisabeth
T. T. Puckett
Gordon Graham
Mr. Bogie
L K. Foulds
Mrs. Lawrence Smith
Wo. Jennings
Hi. L. McElroy
Bettie
Misa Pearl Klapp
AG. M. Ewing
Chicago
J. L. Weaver
Weed Marshall
Williams
Marshall Hotel
Kargen Henry
Wm. Jewell
Liberty
Dr. Nickell
Rev. Nickel
Jamestown
Galatia
Daviess County
Jennie Lankford
Geo, Green
P. BR. Smith
Lonesome Club
Geo, Piatsenburg
de Nickell
J. Q, Caltee
T. T
Puckett
Schowengerdt
Jefferson City
Thos, Wheatley
Wm. H. Wallace
Jackson
Missouri
Wallace Ie
W. H. Wallace
Congress
Wallace
Missouri Outlawa
Sauster
John J. Ingalls
Kansans
Frank James
Walter Williame
Hatler-Bywaters
Sen
Dover M. W. A. Picnic
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