Circuit Court Proceedings Show Divorces and Judgments
The circuit court resumed Saturday with multiple divorces granted and judgments entered in cases including Bank of Qiessava v. Barnett, and against W.R. and Meredith Hopper for 1,725,265. Other actions include guardian ad litem appointed, attorneys enrolled, and a jury halved by agreement. The session covered default judgments, continued cases, and trials in progress with several parties noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bank of Qiessava
Geo. M
Mary A. Barnett
John S. Worley
W.R
Meredith W. Hopper
Lelia W. Gordon
Freeman P
Alford Et al Chae
Lyons Wis
Guardian Ad Lit
Cunningham Ontock- Tian
Mo. Pac. Ry, Co
W. W. Padgett
Sivephine M Fyland We Rinhop
Ryland
Hea Revenge
Victor Revenger
Mary G. Mitchell
Thomie Ward Mitchell
Anpetina Crump
Harley Crump
Pirat National Bank
Shewitter
Higginaville
Higgineville
Ive
Chas
Lyone
K. Corder
Frank Twente
Howard
George Grey
D. A. Eagan
League Social Prompts Changes in Local Roads and Precincts
The county court on Tuesday ordered road petitions reviewed with a new voting precinct at Hicksory Grove schoolhouse in Davis township and reestablished a precinct in West Lexington. Engineer B D Weedin was tasked to survey petitions by Geo Hudson and Alf Bishop et al and inspect the James branch bridge. Court adjourned to September term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Kerdes
Tabo
Wheatley
G. A. Campbell
Hickory Grove
Davis Township
West Lexington
B.D. Weedin
Hudson
Alf Bishop
H. Pogue
James Branch
Odessa to hold teachers exam August 21 and 22
The next regular teachers examination will be held at Odessa on August 21 and 22 with subjects listed in fixed order. The schedule covers Geography through Literature on day one and Reading through Pedagogy on day two, with no subject to be given out of order. CUARENGH FrizPaTRicnk County Superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odessa
Maxey
Christian Church
Buckner Nips Merchants In Ninth Inning Thriller
Buckner finally overpowered Lexington Merchants 4 to 2 after a tense nine innings. McDonald started for Lexington with Young catching. The game featured late rally and overtime pressure before Buckner sealed the win with a decisive run in the tenth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buckner
Lexington Merchants
Lexington
McDonald
Young
Mayview Notes of Local Movements and Events
Irving Withers transacted business in Lexington last Tuesday. John Woolever of Higginsville visited on business last Monday. Mrs Rick Finnell of Kansas City stayed with Mrs Charles Nolte this week. Miss Minnie Moore returned from Warrensburg summer school. Mayview and surrounding towns were well represented at the Lexington circus last Saturday. Mira Bettie Benning returned from Warrensburg Normal this week. Mrs Mary Roberts of Marshall visits her brother Weed Marshall this week. J.O. Whitsett and wife of Odessa visit daughter Mrs Hugh Smith. Miss Judith Benning of Kansas City guests Miss Margarette Benning this week. T. L Norfleet of Independence visited last Thursday and took in the Higginsville job.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. W. Brelsford
Kansas City
S.N. Wilson
Higginsville
Gustav Haerle
C. T. Ryland
Be,n
Independence
Kang
A. M. Mitchell
Irving Withers
Lexington
John Woolever
Higgineville
Mra
Rick Finnell
Charles Nolte
Minnie Moore
Warrensburg Normal
J.O. Whitsett
Odessa
Hugh Smith
Judith Benning
Margarette Benning
T. L Norfleet
Kate Weber
Georgia
Marshall
Daisy Helliker
Flora Leopold
Jefferson City
Minnie Guenther
Misa
Salen Extecwu
Foesas City
GH. H. Mowry
Ancell
Alma
James Bridggewater
Jennie Fell
Annabel Peagans
Pattie Pointer
Fred Bray
Elia B. Dinwiddie
St. Louis
Mit Beys Larkin
Warrensburg
Nora
Jane Pitts
Montana
Hy Burnette
T. N. Townsend
C. Molitor
Len Townsend
Seattle
Wash
Baptist
Misses Fulkerson Host Notable St. Louis Guests Party
The Misses Jiliian and Blanche Fulkerson entertained Missa Dees and Havel Bell of St. Louis at Wayside, their suburban home. Seventy guests enjoyed eight to twelve, with progressive conversation, piano selections by Katharine Todhunter, and peach ice cream and cake refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seojal
Jiliian
Blanche Fulkerson
Missa Dees
Havel Bell
St. Louis
Katharine Todhunter
Lillian
Bess
Micott Todnunter
Eva Frick
Fulkerson
Évenue
Barber Shop Sells as Ruebel Shop Changes Hands
Monday morning arrangements completed whereby the barber shop of Daniel Ruebel was sold to Russel Harding. The business will continue without interruption. Ruebel, fourteens years in the town, established the shop and built a steady trade through strict business, genial manners, and cleanliness. Harding has served as an employee and is described as a young gentleman with pleasing personality and ample ability. He becomes general agent for the National Life Insurance company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Ruebel
Russel Harding
Ruebel
Busineus
National Life Insurance Company
Interest Bought in Kentucky Brick Yard by Kinwell
Ira Ee Keller acting for Kinwell and his father GW Keller of Lincoln Missouri purchases the interest of Jobin T Bush in the Lexington enterprise. Mr Bush retires from brick business to focus on mining interests in Peru. HL Keller likely elected treasurer and yard manager. Traveller remains book keeper. Various city visits and personal notices follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira Ee Keller
Kinwell
GW. Keller
Lincoln
Jobin T. Bush
Bush
Peru
HL. Keller
Gushartreasurer
Traveller
Hagenbeck Wallace Circus Delights Lexington Crowds
The Hagenbeck Wallace circus drew about 1 000 spectators in Lexington and nearby towns for an afternoon and evening show. Crowds lined a ten block parade and packed the venue for a first class outing with trained animals, acrobats, clowns, bareback riders, and a vibrant side shows atmosphere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Hagenbeck & Wallace Circus
OK & Show
Wall
HM Kaeppler
Pea cock Declares Gratitude to Lafayette Democrats
A card from W. S. Peacock thanks the Democrats of Lafayette County for their support in last week's primary. He vows to honor the confidence shown and to work hard if elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tam
Lafayette County
Peagock
Local residents undertake brief early week trips and arrivals
Robert Bush visited Warrensburg Thursday morning while Mrs. Evan Youn visited relatives in Kansas City Wednesday. Mary Graham and daughter returned from Colorado Wednesday. Stella Bandon and Florence Barrow left for Kansas City and Excelsior Springs. Mrs. T. B. Grimes and Mim Jennie traveled to Breckinridge to visit Mrs. Grimes' daughter. Mary Ellen Sexton arrived from Chicago to visit her grandparents. Morris Poole Klasen is in Kansas City and recovering from appendicitis. Netile Shou and Roxie Crum returned from Neosho with Frask Shoul. Eva McBee, visiting Campbell in town, left for Muskogee Oklahoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodosia Morris
Slater
Luman Quant
Kansas City
George Bullard
Janie Wyatt
Leo
Lows
Mary Bichkett
Harton, Kane
William Welsh
C. C. Barnard
Alton
Sallie
John Fredericks
Add
M. T. Jones
Centralia
Columbia
Marshall
John Eggleston
Anna Wood
SP. Silver
Mercedes
Texas
Stella Bandon
Florence Barrow
Kans City
Excelsior Spriggs
T. B. Grimes
Mim Jennie
Breckinridge
John P
Gordon Poole Klasen
Morris
Roxie Crum
Neosho
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Circuit Court Proceedings
Showalter
City
Lyons
John E Corder
League Social
Hiwater League
Highland Avenue
Fit Oppa
Lucille Andrew
Warring
Mie Harriet City
Cuarengh Frizpatricnk
John Taubman
Sedalia
Walter B. Waddell
Emporia
Kans
William Hoge
Nebraska
Iowa
Mayview Notes
Mayrew
Mira Bettie Benning
Mary Roberts
Weed Marshall
Thomas Brock
Otto
Walter Windsor
Mike Desaie
G. M .Gordon of
Prof. Taylor
Dyer Sherwood
Mya
A. W. Marshall
N. Wilson
Judge Butt
Danterre
Ehildeen
Elth Tod
T. T. Puckett
Bec
Bate Drummond
Neetle
Hate
Oregon
Roberta
St. Joseph
Marvin Chapel
Talbert
The
Baptist Church
Marvin Chapel Church
Mayview
Waverly
Will
Guenther
Fr. H. Mowry
Shelley Edwards
Ashton Bright
Malta Bend
Claude Marquis
Aveely
Buck
Excelsior Springs
Eish Larkin
Nowata, Okio
H. Larkin
Louise Stetflus
Corder
G. A. Kelling
Mrs. Achley
Jease Fulkerson
H. Oelschiaever
Jett
Denver
Pueblo
Colorado
Mies Reva
Minn
Aigh White
Mises Grace Ood
Walton Cumedyn
Arepuesta
Wareren Groves
Buck Horn
John Prige
Ranchester
Wyo
McShane ‘Timber Go
R. A. Megenity
Louis
Gladys
Enid
Oklo
TJ. Moody
William Wolf
Cameron
H. F&f
Moody
Jeanette Brightwell
A. Schooling
James Allen
Aigginsvile
Ruth and
Rulah Bradley
Washington, Mo
Pp. KR
Adama
Misses Fulkerson
Adan
Kanege City
E. Gordon
Mrs. W. Marshall
George Burneston
Xenophon Ryland
Wigpingvie
Thomas Gibbons
Thorsday
Visi
Pauine Wilken
Maude
Nancy Wright
Waterloo
T. J. McElroy
James Hays
Fannie Combs
Mary Clark
St. Lauls
Thomas. Holleron
John Baldwin
Lamonte
D. P. Groves
W. Hays
Muskogee
Maxine
Hagenbeck and Wallace
Robert Bush
Evan Youn
Mary Graham
Miles Maude
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