Wellington Echoes of 1906 Local Happenings and Fire
Wellington and vicinity papers report a fire destroying the Turner Williamson house insured for 600 at Napoleon Farmers Mut. Various residents, including Mrs. H G Larberg and J N Mitchell, are noted as ill or traveling. A blast of powder at Curtney, Jackson county, was felt locally. A rabies lodge is planned by Wellington Lodge 811.0, and a long list of social visits, travel, and musical events in the area fills the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington and Vicinity
Lee Ata
Hh. Holke
Napoleon
Wellington
Mra
W. S. Gridiam
Clarence Graves
Odependence
H. G. Larberg
Illiam Dushbert
Henry Rocklege
Henry Ty
Ray County
H. J. Thorman
J. H. Growke
Fred Beck- Mao
Turner Williamson
Leonard Kesler
Waverly Notes on Local Visitors and Coal Prospect
Miss Alberta Ledford has been ill several days this week. Mr P A Pitts returned after visiting his sister Mrs Mallory in Hardin Missouri. Waverly may gain a new coal mine to employ hundreds. Mr Bean of Atchison Kansas has been here securing coal ground. Miss Onids Davis was in Marebal last week. Attendees at Gov Bob Taylor lecture included Mineew Frances Olver Onde le Margreph W Norvall and Dave. George Ivelle Prive Loper and Frank were also present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herrmann
Moszkowak
Amelia
Wyllie
Lexington
Central College
Wylie
Lucia Dil Lammermoor
Virginia’ Graves
Waverly
Alberta Ledford
P A. Pitts
Mallory
Hardin
Bean
Atchison
Kansas
Onids Davis
Marebal
Coal Malta
Mineew
Frances Olver
Ondele
Margreph W Norvall
Raverite Dave, Mesers
George Ivelle
Prive Loper
Ao Frank
Reception at Lexington College Event Tonight
At Lexington College on Friday from eight to eleven, faculty and students hosted friends. Cadets from Wentworth and local young men attended. President and Mrs White and other faculty were in the receiving line. The parlors and halls were festooned with chrysotherums.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington College
Wentworth
B. W. White
A. E Rogers
Warren
Chambers
Hoyt
Sanderson
Griffith
Cheney
Uncalled Letters At Lexington Post Office 1906
The Lexington Missouri post office lists uncalled letters as of November 30 1906 including Georgie Bradley M Beatall Ava Beachford Burkhardt Lewla Bryan Sue Davidson Eng lund Edgington Lella Frasier Lizzie Gerb Lelia Good son John Howard Dan Holmes Jackson EK Jason P Johnson Andrew Kien J B Lauck Joshua Murphy Jasper Mc Mullen Charles O Doniel Maggie Oliver Arthur Olden William Olden Thos Olden Jane Sutton Gladys Stark Henry Wessell John Witton W G Wiley T B Wood Zoll and artist. Postmaster Desa Caopen invites the addressees to call and fetch letters. refreshments offered. Odessa Mo note mentions Annis Long visiting Kansas City Koons City and Madeonuth of Bigginsville visiting Thanksgiving with Annie Marre.
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Lettiers
Lexington
Georgie Bradley
M. Beatall
Ava Beachford
A Burkhardt
H. Lewla Bryan
Sue Davidson
Raymond Englund
Edward Edgington
Lella Frasier
Lizzie Gerb
Misa Lelia Goodson
John Howard
Dan Holmes
Jackson
M EK Jason
Congressional Majorities and Local Death Notice
Official returns show Missouri congressional district majorities led by 3,141 in the First District for Lloyd and 4,806 for Rucker in the Second. Alexander leads the tied district with 2,053, while Eliza in the Fifth and Clark in the Ninth post strong margins. John Hill of Waverly dies at 7:15 AM. funeral held Friday in Waverly with Lexington Eagles lodge delegation attending.
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Missouri
Lloyd
Hamlin
Shackleford
Clark
Barthold
Caulifield
Delft
Hackney
Lamar
Louis Gratz
Waverly
John Hill
Bill
John, Knoeker
Mr. Hill
Lexington Eagles Lodge
Wasc
Chopin Elocutionary Recital Opens Central College Program
The first Pupils Recital by the Central College School of Expression occurred in Murrell Hall last evening. Miss Florence Shulta opened with Chopin, others performed in a varied program including Vera Dell Hart and Miss Herring. The event showcased disciplined training and strong memorization across participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central College, School of Expression
Murrell Hall
Florence Shulta
Pauline Phelps
Vera Dell Hart
Penelope
Virginia Cloud
Belle Graves
Anon
Elizabeth Finney
Richard Harding Davis
M. Corrine Herring
Languish
Cornelia Andrews
Alice Languish
Milas Nan Collins
Lucy Aiken
Marion Kresby
Jenny Carter
Nadine Waltoo
Susan Dean
Josephine M. Blook
Marion Midget
Peeples
Anna Rozelle
Bridget
Clara Hughes
Languis
Florence Shultz
Chopin
Hix Promoted to Lambert Lumber Yard Manager
Fred T. Hix longtime bookkeeper for J R Moorehead’s lumber business has been named manager of the Lambert Lumber Company yard in the city. Lambert recently took over the McNeal Parcher yard on 6th Street North of Maio. Hix starts December 10 and is regarded as a capable, diligent lumberman and valued citizen whose friends wish him success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred T. Hix
J. R. Moorehead
Lambert Lumber Company
Lambert Company
McNeal-Parcher Company
6Th Street
Maio
Hix
Dee
Wentworth Cadets Host Reception at Academy Parlors
The cadets of Wentworth Academy entertained about 125 guests including Central College teachers and students on Thursday evening with pooch and cake. This first cake reception of the year was enjoyed by all in attendance. K of P Elect Officers The Lexington Lodge K of P elected officers Thursday night with Buellings as C, McDermott as V C, Talbot M of W, Voest Prelate, Canning Master of Arms, Sproce Keeper of Records and Seals, Ladeson Master of Exchequer, Mischoo Trustee. W V Curtis with his two daughters Misses Willa and May visited Kansas City for two weeks starting Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gamblera
Aishouse
William Ashcraft
McIntyre
Ashcraft
Lexington
Wentworth Academy
Central College
Lexington Lodge
K. of P
Eux Buellings
John McDermott
V.C
William Talbot
Benjamin Voest
James Canning
Bilas Sproce
M. Ladeson
Albert Mischoo
W. V. Curtis
Willa
May
Kansas City
Missouri Kansas Game Ends In 0 To 0 Tie In Unusual Weather
The Missouri Kansas annual football game in Kansas City Thursday finished without scoring as both teams struggled on a flooded field described as a swimming pool. Fans faced rain and umbrellas as kicking dominated and rushes failed, while visitors Mrs Burks and Rays Borks of Stuttgart Arkansas arrived for a brief family visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Missouri
Mra
M. C
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J. N. Mitchell
Nnty
Kengas Quynday
B. J. Dillingham
B. F Rudd
Clara Denton
Alex, Denton
Kansan
Aculier
Hi. B. Corse
Domenick Posaotti
Ed Boese
William Tuepker
Kanata City
George Nasser
George Hackley
Jacob Crutsinger
Wellington Lodge
Rabeces Lodge
G. A. Deatforth
Warrensbury
John Leech
Virginia
Joan E. Hill
Hill
Charles Pauline
Kacsss City
Kate Pauline
Joe Callihan
Fort Worth
Texas
Hooch G White
Herman H Mowry
Ollie Lee Kinner
Sedwlin
Mowry
Mary Edwards
Pire
Geo. P. Norvell
Mra. Kefflar
Kengan City
Wm. Crews
S. W. Thomas
Marshall
Wylie String Quartette
Morrell Hall
Rot'nstein
Moderato Scherzo Andante
IVALE
Tschaikowsky
Capriccio
Mercantile Library
St. Louis
Wilson
Taos
N. W
Siste
Ander
Gro B. Gorpor
Bob Taylor
J. W. Horner
Alma
Ya. R. W. Forevior
Odessa Mo
Mies Annis Long
City Koons City
Madeonuth
Bigginsville
Mins Annie Marre
Joe
John
Woorge
Rube Oglesby
Woodson
Graves
Oglesby
Jefferson City Tribune
Patton
Opera House
Anna el, Stuart
Order of the Eastern Star of
Wissouri
Donald Wilson
Independence
Baker
Lodge of Sorrow
Hiks
Samuel Davis
Lafayette County
Inrermauscen
Frank Bownan
State Labor Bureau
Lafayette Enuity
Cabines
Csye
Cece
Ccceeres
Coach Church
Conch Church
Independence High School
Warrensburg Normal
Leavenworth High School
Lawrence High School
Sedalia Business College
Kansas City Central High School
Central
Lynn
Lexington Eligh School
New Concern
Missouri Kansas
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