Frank Trigg Dead in Antlers Oklahoma
Frank Trigg, aged about 40, deputy and clerk in Lafayette county, died of apoplexy in Antlers, Indian Territory. He was born in Lafayette county, previously ran a grocery business with Ben F. Eaton, and had just won the circuit clerk race. The funeral was held at Holocopal church with Confederate Veterans in attendance. Rev. J. K. Dunn officiated. Burial followed an uneventful day in court.
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Joseph C. Lesueur
Frank Trigg
Antlers
Oklahoma
Trigg
Lafayette County
Ben F. Eaton
Indian Territory
United Confederate Veterans
J. K. Dunn
Kansas City
Robin. Hicklin
K. F Eatom
Clarence Vivian
W. B. Wilson
S.N. Wilson
Black Well
Odd Fellows Elect Officers at Onion Lodge No. 44
The Onion Lodge No. 44 elected officers for the coming year on Tuesday. Albert Candenell was chosen Noble Grand, W. R. Eckle was named Vice Grand, Joy A. Wilson became Secretary, Jom Taubman wasTreasurer, with Thos Walton and Barry Taubois serving as trustees.
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the Onion Lodge
Albert Candenell
Noble Grand
W. R. Eckle
Grama
Joy. A. Wilson
Jom Taubman
Thos Walton
Barry ‘Taubois
Tratecs
Local visitors and wedding anniversary note
W G Mungrove of Kansas City spent Monday and Tuesday in this city on business. Mr and Mrs Wood Payne announce the birth of a son Tuesday December 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Mungrove
Kanaas City
Tweeday
Wood Payne
Mrs Boyle Dead Settled Here in 1859
Mrs Bridget Boyle died suddenly at the family home in West Lexington after heart failure. Born in Scotland in 1861, she moved to Lexington at eight, married Thomas Boyle at sixteen, and was mother of sixteen, with 4 sons and 12 daughters living. Survived by brothers Patrick Lyons and James Lyons, she was a devout Catholic who helped in church activities. Her son Patrick Boyle, a Kansas City police officer, arrived yesterday.
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Mr. B
Cromwell
McGee Street
Kansas City
Henrice Musgrove Cromwell
George Oliver Foster
D. McGurk
Grand Avenue Methodist Church
Mattle Lou Catron
Bartlett
Mendelssohn
Elma Raton
Mies Sadie Jay
J. Leslie Adame
Henry Garratt
Cstar
Jace
Hier
G. 5. Cromwell
Central High School
Col Samuel 1
Drysdale
Foster
Foster & Son
Live Stock Board of Trade
Central Street
Bridget Boyle
Lexington
Boyle
Scotland
Bridget Lyons
Thomas Boyle
Dan
Chas
Vanderpool
P. O'Malley
P. Marr
Vnomas
James
Michael
Martin
Edward
Tony
William
Patrick
Jobo
Denver
M. FE. Gilbcoat
Portland
Oregon
Patrick Lyons
This Place
James Lyons
Patrick Boyle
Hidden Hand drama comes to Lexington Opera House
A new four act dramatization of The Hidden Hand by actor Eugene Moore debuts at the Opera House in Lexington Missouri on Saturday December 1. Fred G Conrad presents a company of exceptional ability with scenery and strong villain Black Donald. The production avoids melodrama excess and recreates old Virginia’s hills valleys and people in vivid form.
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Reugene Moore
Opera House
Lexington
Fred G. Conrad
Moore
Conrad
Mr. Moore
Mr. Conrad
Capitala
Black Donald
Villian
Old
Virginia
Death of Miss Lillian Moore in Lexington
Miss Lillian Moore aged 18 died Monday evening at the home of her parents in East Lexington from quick consumption. A member of the Catholic church, she was a soloist in the choir with a promising voice. Funeral services were held at the Catholic church on Wednesday at 10 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Moore
Wm. Moore
East
Lexington
Miss Moore
Moore
Mike Moore
Catholic Church
Modern Woodmen Elect Officers
At a regular meeting the local Modern Woodmen of America lodge elected officers John Manthey as Venerable Council, ELV. McDermot as Worthy Adviser, M. Bredehoek as Banker, John Hoan as Clerk, M. Hudler as Watchman, Lon Winckwell as Sentinel, Alber Manchan and Chas Byersdorf as Trustees, with EM. Taibman bound for Kansas City Wednesday for business. Prof. F. W. White traveled to Bancas City Wednesday to spend the day.
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Modern Woodmen
The
Modern Woodmen of America
John Manthey
Venerable Council
Elv. McDermot
Worthy
M. Bredehoek
John Hoan
Clytk
M. Hudler
Lon Winckwell
Sentinel
Alber Manchan
Chas, Byersdorf and
V. S McDermot
EM. Taibman
Kansas City
Prof
F. W. White
Bancas City
Lexington College Recital Delights Cold Evening Audience
The Lexington college chapel recital proved among the best yet at the college with capable piano teachers and strong violin numbers by Ward Todhunter and Wood. Vocalists Atkleson Skeel Walker and Stidham impressed, especially Stidham in her Lexington debut. The program featured Schubert, Czerny and Beethoven pieces with Hoyt and others delivering notable performances.
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Lexington College
Todhunter
Wood
Mianes Atkleson
Skeel
Walker
Lexington
Miss Stidham
Miss Hoyt
Sallie Ward
Shubert
Mies
Mary Lillian Atkieson
Sinding
Gavotte
de Godard
Carrie Moore
Czerny
Nell Sanderson
Mitrane
Ross
Roth Skeel
Sonate
Schubert Anogeo
Waeene Allegretto
Emory Todhunter
Ccc
Cee Veerene Godard
Misa Bonnell Berrie
Merrily I
Schleiffarth
Georgeanna Stidham
Senate
Ruth Hoyt
Massenet
Basbia Lecce
Laurene Walker
Edina Schell
Central College pupils stage elocution recital in Barrel Hall
The Central College school of Expression presented seven numbers Monday evening in Barrel Hall. Miss Josephine Shelton, Miss Belle Graves, Miss Nettle Marvin, Miss Crewdson, Miss Ladine Walton, and Mim Bess Marshall performed with notable skill. The program included humorous sketches, poetic readings, and a demanding sketch that drew an encore.
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Central College School of Expression
Barrel Hall
Fray
Josephine Shelton
Belle Graves
Brother Peassey
Nettle Marvin
Dagmar
Valiant
Miss Crewdson
Toam
Ladine Walton
Ronohan Beg
Mim Bess Marshall
Virginta
W H Campbell Spends Wednesday in Kansas City
W H Campbell spent Wednesday in Kansas City for unconfirmed business and meetings. He was seen at local offices and later attended events tied to regional affairs before returning home.
New Luminary Lights Main Street in Moonlit Glow
A Lexington Gas and Electric arc lamp was hung outside the office, drawing curious crowds by night. Patrons misread it as a balloon or car, while locals note its glow spans from Highland avenue to the Catholic church. Gas and gasoline lights cast shadows differing by lamp type, sparking talk of similar installations downtown.
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Main Street
Lexington Gas and Electric Company
Highland Avenue
Block 42
Leroy Farmer
May Parmer
C. ©. Barnard
The
Electric Company
Barnard
Light Company
Echoes of The Past in Bates County History
Butler Missouri December 2 1907 readers share extracts from the Intelligencer noting the old record behind a famous Masonic college at Lexington and a student list. The writer cherishes a 40 year old college catalogue and chronicles, praising the humorous Civil War burlesque and Bates County’s large wartime vote.
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Butler
Enron of Intelligencer
Thare
Masonic College
Lexington
Jnc. B
Alexander
Bates
Travelers and Visits Across Missouri and Nearby Cities
A stream of names and brief visits spans Higginsville Wellington Kansas City Malta Bend Sedalia Jefferson City St. Joseph and Virginia. Notable movements include James Hays Frank Hays Hugh Patterson and Col Huston traveling for business or short stays, with several residents hosting relatives or visiting family in multiple locales.
Football Mop at West Barracks Cadets Hop
The cadets of W. M. A. held their second annual dance Thursday evening in the west barracks dance hall. The hall was decorated with academy colors and other school pennants. About thirty-two couples attended as Smith's orchestra played popular tunes and punch was served. Young Jr. donated carriages for a Christmas gift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M.A
West Barracks
Sedalia
Smith
Young, Jr
Traders Bank Stockholders Meeting in Lexington Missouri
The annual meeting of Traders Bank stockholders in Lexington Missouri will elect directors and conduct other business. The session runs Monday January sixth 1908 from 10:00 AM to 2:00 PM in the bank’s banking rooms. W G McCarsnan President J G Crenshaw Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Traders Bank
Lexington
Ami
J. G. Crenshaw
Adjudged Insane In Missouri Probate Court
Chas D Masterson Jr of Waverly Missouri was declared insane by the Probate Court on Tuesday and sent to Insane asylum No 2 in St Joseph Missouri. He had shown odd behavior for weeks and grew worse over the past days threatening family members and acting erratically leading relatives to seek the court’s action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas, D. Masterson, Jr
Waverly
St. Joseph, Mo
Directors Election At Lexington Savings Bank Meeting
Holders of Lexington Savings Bank of Lexington Missouri will hold a meeting on Wednesday January 8 1908 in the bank’s rooms to elect directors for the ensuing year and conduct other business between 10 a m and 2 p m. Wallace secretary.
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Lexington Savings Bank
Lexington
Witd Bank
Muidday
Wartek Rh
Wappent
Wallace, Seo’y
Local residents travel for business and visits
Prank K. Howe spent Thursday in Kansas City. C. Dyer was in Bigginaville Wednesday on business. Mrs. Frank Hardwan visited Kansas City Thursday. Gus Mayer went to Kansas City Thursday on business. Miss Katharine Barron went to Kansasity Thursday evening to visit relatives. Misa Elsa Felger and mother of LaHarpe Kansas arrived Stee with Mr. pie.
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James Hays
Higginsville
John Welsh
Wellington
Young Ewing
Kansas City
Frank Hays
C. ©. Dyer Wan
Bigginaville
Frank Hardwan
Gus Mayer
Katharine Barron
Kansasity
Misa Elsa Felger
LaHarpe
Kansas
Stee
Pie
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Wihlvak
Eo Wasan
Bartlageva
Pleasant Field
Eblere
Roberts
W. P. Aullys
Mo. Pac, Ry. Co
Jos. A. Campbell
Chas. Eighinger
James Jackson
M. L. Jackson
Mo. Pac. Ry. Co
Thos. J. Shouse
Hoffman-Huston
Col. Huston
Hoffman
Pre City of Appeals
Uport
Hon
Mr. Suull
Odd Fellows
W. Rhye
Herbert Lexington College Chorus
Lack Mies
Florence Greiser
Beethoven
Berenice
Wool
Valse
Wleniawski
Vanes
W. H Campbell
Hugh Patterson
Malta Bend
Join 'T. Major
J. BR. Moorehead
Jefferson City
W. G. Musgrove
Mikes Alice
May Peak
Annie Wooten
Mise Belle Edmonds
Ernest Ross
St. Joseph
H. F. Moody
J. Huston
Samuel Davis
J. L. Roberts
B.D. Smith
C. TL. Glasscock
Richard Young
E. B. Young
Mies Nell Graves
W. H. Chiles
Stockholders’ Meeting
K. Howe
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