Ryland Groves Wedding At The Bride's Home
The wedding of John Reid Ryland and Viola M Groves at the bride’s home near the city drew wide interest from Lafayette county and Missouri families. The couple, from prominent pioneer lineages, were joined by a ceremony featuring white and green decor, carnations, smilax, a Mendelssohn procession, and a program of vocal and instrumental pieces performed by local and visiting musicians. The reception followed with a luncheon and cake, and about 150 guests attended this celebrated union featuring the families Groves and Ryland, with many connections to local business and state leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tennessee
Howard Payne College
Central College
Lafayette County
John E. Ryland
Supreme Court
John F. Ryland
Missouri
Kentucky
Howard County
Wentworth Academy
Courtney Shoe Company
St. Louis
Gulf Flutes
Montgomery
Alabama
Milas Matile Lou Catron
Day
D. F. Conrad
Misa John Groves
Corder
Louise Ryland
Kansas City
Emily Lambert
John Chamberlain
Hess Evans
Hannah Groves
John Groves
Irwin Neale
Pupils Recital at Lexington College Draws Crowd
A Lexington College day night recital by the music department drew a largely attended audience. Performers delivered varied selections as faculty and students shared the program in a bustling campus hall.
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The
of Music of
Lexington College
Dentist Dr Stokes Relocates to Mexico to Partner with Dr Foster
Dr H. Stokes leaves Thursday for Torreon Coshuilla Mexico to form a professional partnership with Dr J K Foster an established dentist. Stokes trained at Wentworth Academy and Milwaukee School of Dentistry and has practiced in the area for several years. He has many friends here who will follow his success in this new field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. H. ©. Stokes
Torreon
Coshuilla
Mexico
J. K. Foster
Stokes
Wentworth Academy
Milwaukee School of Dentistry
Judges test heater plank. contract dispute risk to county
Judges B S Butt and J 8 Klingenberg tested the heating plank at the County Infirmary Monday and rejected it. The dispute is between the building contractor Paulson and the Kansas City heating firm that supplied the heater. If not settled, the building will not be occupied this winter as the plant power is reported wholly insufficient.
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B.S. Butt
J.8. Klingenberg
County Infirmary
Paulson
Kansas City
Hiwanda Council Officers Elected for No 21 D of P
Hiwanda Council No 21 of the Daughters of Pocahontas elected officers on Monday. Prophetess Mrs Owen Gaffin Pocahontas Mrs Leo Hopper Winona Miss Stella Keating Powhatan Jas O Malley Keeper of Records Mrs Joe Talbott Keeper of Wampum Peter Mallet Lee Hopper Joe Talbott Trustees.
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Hiwanda Council
P. Hiwanda
Owen Gaffin
Leo Hopper
Pocahontas
Stella Keating
Winona
Jas
O'Malley
Powhatan
Joe Talbott
Wampum
Peter Mallet
Lee Hopper
Alice in Wonderland Home Talent Operetta Delights City
A large audience enjoyed the home talent operetta Alice in Wonderland presented Friday night. The chorus and spectacle included over a hundred boys, girls, men and women, with elaborate costumes and strong musical numbers drawing generous applause and encores.
Death of Child Simmone in East Lexington
The five year old son of Mr and Mrs Simmons died Friday December 14 1006 of membraneous croup. Funeral services will be held Sunday at 2 PM at the family home conducted by Rev Manatieri. Interment in Machpelah Cemetery.
Announcement of ownership changes at The Intelligencer
Col Sandford Sellers has bought I G Neale's half interest in The Intelligencer and acquaints himself with the office work. The old firm members describe their partnership as pleasant and productive with yearly business growth. Neale now holds an interest in the Racket Store Lexington store of Fredandall & Wilson and will join as manager at Jan. Wilson remains active locally while expanding buying for his firm and organizing the Boonville store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col. Sandford Sellers
I. G. Neale
Tae Intelligencer
Tae Intendencer
Pleasant Association
Neale
Lexington
Fredandall & Wilson
Wilson
Boonville
Penmanship and Hookkeeping School Closes First Session
The first regular session of Prof. J. M. Johnson's School of Penmanship and Hookkeeping closed Monday evening. Miss Louise Gustafson won the gold prize by pupil vote and judges' decision. The next session starts January 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Johnson
Louise Gustafson
Professor Johnson
Falling Tree Strikes Man in Seminary Yard
James Menaugh was struck by a falling limb while a tree was being felled in the old Seminary yard Friday. He was riding in O. H. Chamber's carriage returning from Myrick when the limb hit his head, knocked him from the seat, and injured the scalp. He was treated at Dr. Silverstone's office and rendered insensible briefly before recovering from a scalp wound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Menaugh
Seminary
Menaugh
O. H. Chamber
Myrick
Ex-convict held for crime in Ray County
Sheriff Charles Kinkead arrested Will Jones colored for throwing Ben Scott colored under a train at Lexington Junction last Thursday. Scott's foot was amputated after the incident and authorities believe robbery was the motive. Scott reportedly carried a large sum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Kinkead
Will Jones
Ben Scott
Lexington Junction
Scott
Jones
Lexington Masonic Lodge Elects Officers for Year
At a regular meeting on Monday night the Lexington Lodge A F A M No 149 elected J. G. Crenshaw to serve as Worshipful Master W R Moxle as Senior Warden Henry Gelzar as Junior Warden GL C Yates as Treasurer and Henry Sinauer as Secretary for the ensuing year
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington Lodge
A. F
A. M. No. 149
J. G. Crenshaw
W. M
W. R. Moxle
Henry Gelzar
J. W
GL. C. Yates
Henry Sinauer
Clarence Kenney Consolidates Transfer Line
Clarence Kenney buys out C Hi Chambers transfer line consolidating two competing services. Observers note the business merits were insufficient to sustain competition, so the single line will operate thereafter under Kenney’s ownership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Kenney
C. Hi, Chambers
Circuit Court Proceedings and Probate Actions
In Pilkinatoo v Corser, commissioners report confirmed and balance of property ordered sold for cash. Krausey v Bowles, commissioners report confirmed and balance of property ordered sold for cash. In re Incorporation Central College for Women, ex parte Palmore Duncan and Austin report filed. Thos A Walker elected Judge of Probate, bond filed. In Sparks v Brievoh jury was called and evidence heard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Pilkinatoo
W. R. Corser
Martha Krauseys
Walter Bowles
Central College For Women
Palmore
Prea
Duncan
Seo
Austin
Treas
Thos. A. Walker
Marlon Sparks
Henry Brievoh
Multiple Civil Actions Term in Jackson County Circuit Court
Plaintiff took a non-suit in Henshaw and Baxter v Scott City Investment Co. The changes include removal to Jackson County Circuit Court. Sheriff reports of sale approved in Wilhelmina Jong v pa Gattung and in partition actions. Several cases settled or continued with orders for new filings and sales. The circuit court ruled in favor of the plaintiff in two Auell v Gailin matters and set deadlines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henshaw & Baxter
Scott City Investment Co
Jackson County
Kansas City
Wilhelmina Jong Va
Pa Gattung
Ragsdale Va
Ragsdale
First National Bank of Plattsburg
Bessie M. Pry
Lexington Triumph Press Brick Co
J. Huston
R M. Taubman
Weedin and Colling Wed in Eaton New Mexico
James D. Weedin of Trinidad Colorado and Miss Ollie Colling exchanged vows at Eaton New Mexico on December 15 1906 with Rev Mr Reace officiating Weedin son of Mr and Mrs D W Weedin of the county attended by many local friends Also noted were visits from Mr and Mrs Weedle and W A Fletcher of Alma who were in town recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eaton
New Mexico
Mr. Reace
James D. Weedin
Ollie Colling
Trinidad
Colorado
Weedin
Moynhood
D. W. Weedin
Mra. Weedle
Reception at Central College Honors President Smith
Central College hosted a Tuesday evening reception for President and Mrs. Alfred Franklin Smith. The beautifully arranged event featured lavish decor, a staffed punch bowl, and a warm, cordial gathering with Dr. C. B. Patillo and other faculty guests.
Death of Mrs. J. G. Worthington
Telegram from Kansas City announces the death of Mrs. John G. Worthington on Wednesday night. Daughter of Captain J. M. Withers of Mayview, she was born in the county and lived in this city until recently. Survived by husband and five children, her funeral will be held Saturday at 10:30 a.m. at the home of Mrs. P. S. Fulkers, conducted by Rev. R. T. Mansfield.
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Kansas City
Mra
John G. Worth
Ington
Worthington
J. M. Withers
Mayview
Clarence Worthington
Galena
Kansas
Manville T. Buford
Bates City
Lillian
Eva
Katherine
P. 8. Fulkers
R. T. Mansfield
Uncalled Letters at Lexington Post Office 1906 List
A 1906 Lexington Minnesota post office notice lists uncalled letters including Mrs A Anderson Mrs Litsle Adams Mr iid Bam Mr Sam Beary Mr W H Bem Mr George Clay Mr Henry Cason Mrs Daniel Coach Mrs Will Cox Linthia B Ouett W Diluse Mr Fred Wills Mr Patrick Fagin Miss Mary Graves Miss Gertrude Gilmore Mrs Sallie L Hayes Mr Andrew Hargis Miss Sallie Hales Mrs J Heartwell My Ossie L Jackson Miss Wiberta Jackson Sir James Jordon Mr Harry Krieger Mr Ri ward Wuroks Mr Sam VY Nuckols My W H Norvell J P Price Mr H Harry Shields Miss Flora Sloan Mr W M Simpson A Winslow. When calling for these presses they were advertised.
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Lexington
A Anderson
Litsle Adams
Iid Bam
Sam Beary
W. H. Bem
George Clay
Henry Cason
Daniel Coach
Will Cox
Linthia B. Ouett
W. Diluse
Fred Wills
Patrick Fagin
Mary Graves
Gertrude Gilmore
Sallie L Hayes
Andrew Hargis
Sallie Hales
Mra
J. Heartwell
Ossie L Jackson
Wiberta Jackson
James Jordon
Harry Krieger
Ri Ward Wuroks
Sam VY. Nuckols
W. H. Norvell
J. P. Price
H. Harry Shields
Misa Flora Sloan
W. M. Simpson
A. Winslow
Town Folks Busy With Visits and Local News
Henry Holke had county seat business on Tuesday Walter Johnson came from Odessa on Monday John Ritter and Pete Limberg visited Kansas City Sunday Mrs T A Waller visited friends in Kansas City Sunday and Monday David Mitchell of Lexington township was here on Tuesday Dr J O Burgess confined to his room this week Mae Wright visited from Lexington Sunday and Monday Mrs Soann Mignerey moving to west end of town Richard Cates and William Slaughter of Richmond Mo visited nephew Alex Denton last Sunday Elmer Duthbert became weighmaster at the Lanning Harris mine site Claude Veuel resigned Mrs J R Rider and two children of Ray county left Tuesday for Oklahoma Will Thomas returned from the west Wednesday to visit family south of Iowa J L Corte and family will visit parents in Western Kansas The son of Marion Gullspie of Texas Prairie to be 80 assistant at Nevada asylum Samuel Basal accompanied Mrs Morgan and Beal Jr to Kansas City for several days Abe driven by K O Foster scatters advertising material William Nassar on last Saturday wagon overturned near Napoleon Will and Mrs Ryley Lurber and daughter were wrecked when their horse bolted on a Waterloo road
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Soann Mignerey
Richard Cates
William Slaughter
Richmond
Alex
Denton
Elmer Duthbert
Lanning Harris Con Miner
Claude Veuel
J. R Rider
Ray County
Oklahoma
Abe
Big Sun
Town
Will Thomas
Washington
Iowa
J. L. Corte
Kansas
Benjamin
Marion Gullspie
Texas Prairie
Nevada
Samuel Basal
Mosdames
Morgan Snd
Beal Jr
Kansas City
Wilety
William &. Warren
Ryley Lurber
Little Daughter
Waterloo
Waverly Notes Show Local Travels and Tragic Death
Waverly notes list residents visiting in Kansas City Independence and other towns, with several travels and social visits among Miss Marguerite Davis Rev A W Milster and others. A three year old child Birdie Capps died last Saturday. burial at Waverly cemetery. Rev Beattie spoke at Presbyterian church on Missouri Southern work and a new school. Glen Shelton and Prof J C Shelton expect holidays at home. Mina Nancy Huston and Roberta families noted.
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Ellen J. Polot
Pueblo
Colo
Kk. P
Hagenis Thomas
Malte Bend
Marguerite Landrom
Birdie
Claude Capps
Waverly
A. Y. Beattie
Forsyth
A. W. Milaier
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Lexington College Chorus
Bartlett Misa
Nell Sanderson
A. Notturnu
Thrindelli
Neldiinger
Mary Lillian Atkerson
Jenseo-Nieman
Harriet Carey
Becone Mazutka
Misa Gussio Stealey
Gordon
Dubow
Bonnell Berrie
Neldslager
Kkuth Skeel
Godard
Ruth Hoyt
Schutt B
Laurene Walker
Tyrol
Katka
Emory Todnunter
Pelle Johnson
Shepherds
Latireve ‘Walker
Will
School of Penmanship
A. FL
A.M
Department of Expresson
Tange
Reynolds
Jane Peare
Inez White
Eva Williamson
Glare Reynolds
Blanche Webster
Claudia Snell
Anna Amelia Greenley
Thaddeus Lyusy
Misa Cora Green Wade Bridegette de
Altimoue Association
Opera House
Arnold
Daily Papers
Mus
H. L. McDoxlin
G. W. Hrox
Treamrer
Weedin-Colling
W. A. Fletcher
Alma
Alfred Franklin Smith
Laura Mondi
Southland
Martha Sellers
Gladys Winn
Jo Hinesley
Norma Steele
Nadine Steele
Pauline Sellers
Smith
C. B. Patillo
Methodist Church
Patilio
A. P. Warren
Mrs. Smith
J. G. Worthington
Wellington and Vicinity
Arline Crews
Thyme Dysart
Dover
Minnie Ziysing
Oorder
Marguerite Davis
Kansaoe City
A. W. Milster
Independence
Waok
InTelligescen
W. B. Parry
Marshall
A. H. Monnes
Alta Bend
Waa
Edon A. Eaton
New Orleans
Glen Shelton
Melrose, N.M
Prof
J. C. Shelton
Mina Nancy
Prowlet Roberta
Missouri University
Mrw
M. G. Roberta
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