Virginia Graves Engaged to Bishop Bartlett RK of St Louis
Miss Virginia Graves engaged to Bartlett RK bishop of St Louis. The wedding is set for Tuesday December 24 at 4 PM at the bride’s parents’ home south of town. Graves is daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Graves and studied in Lexington colleges and conservatory. Bishop RK formerly taught at Wentworth and was highly regarded by colleagues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Graves
Bartlett RK
St. Louis
Miss Graves
Von
Alexander Graves
Lexington
Central College Conservatory of Music
Bishop
Wentworth Military Academy
Farmer Boys To Columbia Short Course Enrollment Grows
The Short Course at the Missouri College of Agriculture in Columbia has started with enrollment from 68 counties in Missouri and students from six other states plus one from Old Mexico. St Louis leads counties represented, with Jasper Jackson DeKalb Pettig tied for fourth, Green Carroll Cooper and Pike also represented. The second term starts January 6 1913 and closes February 21. Three other Short Courses begin January 6 including Women Dairying and Poultry.
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Missouri College of Agriculture
Iowa
Illinois
Kentucky
Arkansas
Colorado
Texas
Old Mexico
Columbia
St. Louis
Jasper
Jackson
DeKalb
Pettig
Green
Carroll
Cooper
Pike
College of Agriculture
Deeds Filed in Recorders Office Mayview Area 1912
Deeds filed in Lafayette County Missouri during the week ending December 14 1912 show transfers to multiple buyers including 5S M. Greene W D for 75000 and various lots in Mayview Lexington and Odessa. Names include Thomas Wheathy Tnex and Mrs Wheathy Leon Roy W Aull Wilson and others with amounts ranging from 100 to 161200. Also local social notes record Robertson Coe and others visiting Lexington Marshall Ot terville Sedalia and Grand Pass with church revival and travel mentions.
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Recorders
Lexington
Lafayette Co
Missouri
Lafayette County Abstract Company
TL Noyes
Thomas Wo Wheathy
Tnex
M. Greene
Mayview
Masons Elect Officers at Lexington Lodge 149
In the annual election of Lexington Lodge No. 149 A F and A M the officers chosen were F Lee Wallace W M W T Wernwag S W J T Kinkead J W H G Gelzer Treasurer and Dr W R Eckle Secretary Prewitt Roberts returned to Liberty after visiting relatives C C Wright and Mrs T B Ramsey and Miss Virginia Graves went to Kansas City on business and for a few days.
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Lexington Lodge No. 149
A. F
A. M
F. Lee Wallace
W. M
W. T. Wernwag
S. W
J. T. Kinkead
J. W
H. G. Gelzer
W. R. Eckle
Prewitt Roberts
Liberty
C. C. Wright
Kansas City
T. B. Ramsey
Virginia
Graves
Mabry Death Notice and Family Details
John B Mabry born August 27 1834 in Lafayette County near Napoleon died December 15 1912 at his home after 55 years there. He married Mary E Moore March 4 1856. They had four sons Robert Albert Newton Franklin and five daughters Bell Ella Lizzie Hattie Emma. Survived by wife and children with twelve grandchildren. Converted February 1857 joining Cumberland church at Mecklin church. Local brief mentions of neighbors traveling to Concordia and Kansas City for visits.
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John B. Mabry
Lafayette
Napoleon
Mary E. Moore
J. Dalton
Robert
Albert
Newton
Franklin
Bell
Ella
Lizzie
Hattie
Emma
Cumberland Church
Old Mecklin Church
Lexington College Plans Bible Conference and Music Festival
Lexington editor receives a letter from CLEWIS FOWLER, president, outlining annual plans for Lexington College. A Midwinter Bible Conference starts December 22 for five days with prominent speakers and many delegates expected. Also proposed is an annual Easter Music Festival featuring national talent and works from the Lexington College Conservatory, urging community cooperation and support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Lexington College
Dannery
Marriage Licenses Listed for Lexington and Odessa Names
Marriage licenses issued to Jitmox L Wood and Annie Jane Dennie in Lexington, Elmer Kirby in Lexington, Alma Robinson in Lexington, Chas A Wilkerson in Odessa, and Elta T Rivers in Wellington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tos Jitmox L. Wood
Lexington
Annie Jane Dennie
Elmer Kirby
Alma Robinson
Chas. A. Wilkerson
Odessa
Elta T. Rivers
Wellington
December Deadline for Tax Payment Without Penalties
Notice to taxpayers states December is the last month to pay taxes without penalties. After January 1, a monthly interest of 1 percent and a 4 percent commission apply. Pay promptly to avoid charges.
Wellington visitors include Mrs Lockhart and Mrs Lineback
Mrs J A Lockhart and Mrs Frank Lineback from Wellington spent Wednesday with Miss Mary Lockhart. Miss Helen Fulkerson went to Raviauyity yesterday.
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J. A. Lockhart
Frank Lineback
Wellington
Mary Lockhart
Helen Fulkerson
Raviauyity
Plan for Endowment of Central College for Women in Lexington
The Kansas City Journal reports a plan to raise £106000 for the Central College for Women at Lexington Missouri. A large portion has been subscribed at a meeting held yesterday afternoon at the Hotel Baltimfort with stock subscriptions to cover the rest. The college, a Methodist Church (South) institution, lists Rev Z M Williams as president and a broad board including Reed MacDonald Austin Brosins Moore Mapel Werring Taylor Hall Hopkins and others with secretary EB Hopkins and L Murrell among the Lexington organizers.
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Central College For Women
Lexington
Baltitfort
Z. M. Williams
Reed
Marshall
Martin Oliver
Dover
F. Lee Wallace
P. P. Lewis
Crescent
F. Ef. Gordon
Kansas City Journal
Local Visitors Return Home After Short Trips
Miss Bell Bernardine Day visited Independence for a few days starting yesterday morning. Mrs. Lesley Mitchell returned to Wellington after a few days with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. N. EB Baskett visited Awelit then went to Kansas City to spend the days. Mia EB Arnold of Taylor Texas and Mes J. R. Curtain of Kansas City also returned home after a few days with relatives.
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A. G. Phetzing
Concordia
A. R. Clark
Kansas City
Nell Shotliff
Ethel Pace
Lee Ainsworth
Leauher
Texas
Mra
al Weber
Miss Bell Bernardine
Independence
Lesley Mitchell
Wellington
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Farmer Boys
D. T. Bogie
Kansas
Jean Wilson
Mary Lillian Atkerson
Aull & Wilson
Leon Roy W
Lesington
Louis A. Roy
South Side
Celetia
A. Wyatt
Wm. HW. Cohrs
W. D
RS. Pointer
John S. Burden
John Berggren
Alexander W. Laughlin
Jas
Waddle
Cliff B. Goodwin
Cobb’s
Virginia Milnor
Middle West Brick and Tile Co
A.pt
Frank EF. Beullens
John T
Olive R. Simmerman
Pomeroy’s
Wm. H. Cohrs
H. R, Callaway
N. Y
Corda Jackson
Wifi
Geo.w. Trnckley
Summie Jones
Orphen Fon
Marna Warrener
Grace Saylor
Malta “End
Tamra Davis
John Larkin
Corder
Tom Burnette
Galdie Demoss
Grand Pass
Willie Vandbrlig
Reberen Crosswhite
D. Hi, Crosswhite
Lucy Eturlburt
Jittle Son
Blosser
Wm. Gilligan
Arizona
el Barnard
Lavon
Pittsburg
Robert F. Campbell
Methodist Church
Charles Carpenter
George Gordon
A. E. Stafford
Boise
Montana
N. J. Gordon
Masons
Itg Music Festival
Assistanes
Clewis Fowler
Marre Lrenses
Plan College
Central For Women
Eastman Kodaks
New Fiction
Story Books of
Mead Books
Alger
Hines
Edison
Chines and Supplies
Victor Victrolas
F. A. Day
Phone
Lexington, Missouri
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