Death of Judge John E Ryland is reported in Franklin Ave city
Judge John Edwin Ryland died Friday morning December 15 at his home on Franklin Avenue aged 75 years 5 months and 7 days. He was a long serving jurist educator and public official with a robust career in Missouri politics and law. Surviving family includes six children and multiple siblings while funeral services are set at the Methodist church with Masons conducting the rites.
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John E. Ryland
Franklin Avenue
Joan E. Ryland
John Edwin Ryland
Fayette
Howard County
Missouri
John F. Ryland
Supreme Court of
Kansas City
Masonic College
Ryland &Son
Board of Education
Missouri Militia
Seventy-Second
Dge Ryland
Methodist Pal Church
Faw
Christian
Stewarts
I.n
Girch Jo
Chaagtral College
Oow
Lexington
Southwestern Conference
Ryland
Nancy Aahinae
Isaac Elmer
H. Griswold
Salt Lake City
H. P. Ryland
Los Angeles
F. Lee Wallace
BE. Ryland
City
Od Reid Ryland
St. Louis
Benjamn
Judge Ryland
Juliet Inley
Ells
O. T
California
James
Joseph
Ancy
Martha Burl
Westport
Xenophon
Land
Higginsville
Melville C
Rose McKean
Gabriella Lille
Maggie
Nevada
Carrier
Hubbard
Simeon
Elizabeth McKean
Tn Beir
Methodsat
Masons
Heroine Lodge
Miner William Gain Hurt at Midway Mines
William Gain aged seventeen son of L W Gainlin was badly injured Friday at about 11 oclock while miners rode a shaft cage. It belated and caught his leg between the cage and curb, crushing the bone below the knee. Rescue required removing timbers to lower him to the mine floor. He was brought home at two oclock for surgical care. amputation unlikely. The accident reportedly resulted from a signal misinterpretation as two bells indicated rapid hoisting and three for slower hoisting, causing the cage to rise quickly.
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William Gain
Faboubf
L. W. Gaflin
Midway
Gaiiin
Flo
Couoch Council Meeting Acts On Roads And Permits
Monday night regualr session with all members present. Reports filed, regular claims allowed. Ti'ton Davis seeks long distance toll station permit. Remonstrance on East Franklin Avenue paving filed. action deferred. Macadamizing petition read. laid on table. Engineer Wilson cites brick sidewalks finished and tax bills authorized. West Franklin Avenue paving cost 813 475.27 at 6.10 per front foot. report accepted. JA Barry posts 6002 mainten ance bond. bond accepted by ordinance. Owen Owens named policeman for one month.
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Couoch
Ti'ton Davis
East Franklin Avenue
Wilson
Franklin Avenue
Barry
Owen Owens
Boyle
Walk
Prospects Bright for Rider Conley Company Deal
Messrs Craig Bowman and Wagner for Rider Conley Company Pittsburg were in town Monday to study the situation and report. They expressed pleasure with the prospects and outlined a proposition submitted to Mr Haerle Headway 4 Delag. Friends of the enterprise are encouraged that satisfactory contracts may be made within a few months.
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Messrs
Craig, Bowman
Wagner
Conley Company
Pittsburg
Haerle
Delag
Betrothal announced at Sorosis Bon Ami reception
At Mrs R B E Lewis south Williams a December 6 gathering of Sorosis and Bon Ami women celebrated betrothal news for Eleanor and Christine Lewis to James A Hook and Walter B Waddell. The event featured music, toastings, and social remarks honoring the couples and Sorosis.
Lumber firm wins Carter stock. Parcher to run Lexington yard
Charles L. Parcher of McNeal- Parther Lumber Company, which has bought Carter Lumber Company stock and stand for the city, reports possession and readiness to operate. The firm owns multiple Missouri yards. Parcher will personally manage the Lexington yard and plans to move his family here when possible.
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Charles L. Parcher
McNeal- Parther Lumber Company
Carter Lumber Company
Missouri
Davis and Child
Richmond
Parcher
Lexington
Hines
Welborn Named to House Claims Committee
The 60th Congress announces its committee rosters with John Welborn of this district assigned to the claims committee. He joins the panel that handles compensations and petition cases as part of the new session.
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House of Representatives
John Welborn
Stier Reception Honors Guest Mies Cheting at St Toute
Mrs Gya Stier and daughter hosted a Thursday reception from 2 10 to 5 30 pm attended by about 150 guests. Guests were welcomed at the door by Miss Lenora Gordon and guided through the parlor, library, and dining room where the red and white decor featured white roses, red carnations, and ferns. The dining room table centerpiece and menu matched the color scheme. The event concluded with guests deeming it one of the season’s loveliest receptions.
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Mies Cheting
St.Toute
Gya. Stier
Miss Stier
Lenora Gordon
Stier
E. W. White
Gladys Winn
Mr. Royle
Terhune
Marquis
Moorehead
Reeder
Wedding Invitation for Gratz and Silverstone
Friends of the couple announce the marriage of Mr. Louis Gratz and Miss Ida Silverstone at the bride's home 3028 Warwick Boulevard Kansas City on Wednesday evening January 3 1906 at 630 pm A large crowd attended the Academy event Saturday afternoon for inspection of quarters but boisterous weather interrupted proceedings.
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Louis Gratz
Ida Silverstone
Warwick Boulevard
Kansas City
The
Academy
Lexington Gamp No 4632 elects officers
The Lexington Gamp No 4632 Vodero Woodmen of America elected officers Tuesday eight with J. A. Spears venerable consul John Logan worthy adviser M. Brodehoef banker W. P. Roach clerk Hugh Calloway escort B. Letchworth outer guard Charles Phillips sentry Geo Cobra Jr James Anderson and E BE Thorn borg trustees The installation will occur on the second Tuesday in January.
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Lexington Gamp
Vodero Woodmen of America
J. A. Spears
John Logan
M. Brodehoef
W. P. Roach
Hugh Calloway
B. Letchworth
Charles Phillips
Geo, Cobra, Jr
James Anderson
E. BE. Thornborg
Orion Lodge Officers Elected for Next Year
At a regular meeting Orion Lodge No. 45 NG approved officers for next year. William Shipman is Noble Grand, L. C. Yates Vice Grand, Jo. A. Wilson Secretary, John Taubman Treasurer. Installation and new appointments planned for January meeting.
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Orion Lodge No. 45
O. FY
William Shipman
Noble Grand
Jo. A. Wilson
Jobn Taubman
Wentworth Cadets Host Holiday Hop at Turners Hall
Cadets of Wentworth Academy and their dates enjoyed a Tuesday night hop at Turners Hall. It was the last cadet dance of the year before the school closes for holidays Saturday. Smith's orchestra provided the music.
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Wentworth Academy
Turners Hall
Smith
Visits and Travels of College Women Near Kansas City
Miss Ruth Robbins returned Monday from a visit in Kansas City. Mrs. J. I. Chambers came back to Kansas City after a two week stay at the College with Miss Chambers. Mrs. B. W. White and Mrs. R. N Cook went to Sedalia for a short visit, hosted by Mrs. J. C. McGrew and her daughter Mrs. Bard. After Thanksgiving, the College girls resume work and find little time for diversions until reunion with relatives.
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Ruth Robbins
Kansas City
J. I. Chambers
Miss Chambers
B. W. White
R. N Cook
Sedalia
J. C. McGrew
Bard
Academy Closes For Holidays And Cadet Honors
School closes today for the holidays and resumes January 4. Rawlins Wyoming residents Jones A and Jones W recently entered school, Harold Howett of Chicago joined this week, with Howett a former Wentworth student. Cadets Lemon and Shelby B head to Kansas City for Army Philippines appointments exams. The gun club reorganized and holds weekly shoots. Cadet Southworth set a new Academy high score at 21 of 25. A football banquet at the Academy campus honored the team with each member receiving a sweater with monogram.
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Jones, A
Jones, W
Rawlins
Wyoming
Harold Howett
Chicago
Mr. Howett
Wentworth
Lemon and
Shelby
Kansas City
Army
Philippines
Southworth
Academy
Wellington and Vicinity Local Notes and Obits
Wellington and vicinity items report travel to Ondesan Napoleon and Waterloo for Sunday and Tuesday visits. Mary Anderson and Chris Dancin of Waterloo wed in Lexington Wednesday. Mrs Arthusa J. Klotz, 72, dies at Napoleon home. funeral at I.O.O.F. cemetery. Emmet Bryant injured at Daisy mine. Judge Sant names Marshall J. Klotz administrator. Open literary society session set for December 22. regular M K H Church services on December 17.
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M. HK. Ghoreh
Wellington Literary Society
TL. C.0 F
Sant Toesday
Marshall Klots
Geate of
Arthoga
J. Klotz
Emmet Bryant
Daisy Mine
Dover Items and Local Visitors in Lexington Week
Dover Items Ed Wah had business in Lexington Thursday Webb Cole had business in Lexing ton Saturday Mrs L F Cox shopped in Lexing ton Thursday The meeting is in progress at the Methodist church Clarence Corder of near Alma had business here this week Mr and Mrs James Shelby announce the birth of a son Sunday night Miss Susie Eastwood of Oak Grove is visiting friends here this week Mr and Mrs James Cather spent Saturday and Sunday in Higginsville Eld Reed of William Jewell College preached at the Baptist church Sunday morning Mrs Twyman Buford of Kansas City spent last week with Jack Cooper and wife Ed South and wife occupied property owned by Mrs Elin Stolte moved to Waverly Saturday Mrs Walter Trent of Providence spent most of last week with her mother Mrs B F Stark Miss Troje White came home Tuesday from Higginsville where she had been visiting her sister Mia John Dysart Mrs W T Stark and sister Miss Marie Nesmith charmingly entertained the Reading Circle last Saturday night at the home of the former Mrs John Hogan and little daughter Arnlive returned to their home in Le aington Monday morning after several days visit with the family of T J McDaniel
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Tec, T
R. BE
Lewis
South Willams
Sorosis
Bon Ami Clube
Bon Ami
Moberly
Moberly'a
Eleanor
Christine Lewis
James A. Hook
Walter B. Waddell
Grover Cleveland
Olga Louise Codfish
W. W. Greenland
May Jennings
Mary Smith
Virginie Stewart
Will
Elizabeth Lewis
Glover Branch
St. Louis Republic
Circuit Court
Lexington
Horace F. Blackwell
Wm. H Chiles
F. W. Lehman
Reeese
James A. Reed
J.C. Cooper
Geo. Havener
F. W. Brinkoetter
Jack M Handley
Walter Newman
A. 8. Kinkend
R. R. Kerley
T. D. Williamson
Sam J. Drysdale
Jas. Walker
B. F. Stark
Jessie Lindback
J. L. Rider
Sonshine
Mary Anderson
Chris Dancin
Waterloo
Lelia Carpenter
Sodatin
Booneville
Mayeyte
James Shelby
Susie Eastwood
Oak Grove
James Cather
Higginsville
Eld
Reed
William Jewell Collage
Baptist Church
Twyman Buford
Kansas City
Jack Cooper
South
Elin Stolte
Waverly
Walter Trent
Providence
Troje White
Mia
John Dysart
W. T. Stark
Marie Nesmith
John Hogan
Arnlive
Leaington
T. J. McDaniel
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Council Proceedings
Archer Boy
Tontts
Wight
Fidelio Lee Wallace, Jr
Fidelio Lee Wallace
Lee Wallace
Methodist Church
Rev. W. Howell
Machpelah Cemetery
Welborn On Claims Committee
Mrs. Stier
Orion Lodge
O. P
Lexington College Notes
Wellington and Vicinity
William Galbraith
Ondesan
Henry Holke
Napoleon
James K. Gray
Elmer Durbert
Leslie Griffin
John F. Larkin
Harry Limberg
Tom Larkin
Mesdames Chas, Buddemeyer and
Jeane Lineback
R. L. Mann
Marshall Klotz
Arthusa J. Klotz
Dover
Ed, Wah
Thorsday
Webb Cole
Boalness
L. F. Cox
Mettodiat Church
Clarence Corder
Alma
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