Associated Theatres quits Lexington circuit with Pacing the Music
The Associated Theatres company ended its Lexington run after a single week with Pacing the Music. Management said low profits and expenses forced the move to Little Rock for the remainder of the season at the Capitol theatre. The company praised the cast and production, and Lexington was promised potential future wood plays or separate engagements. Christmas week in Lexington brought holiday crowds, trees, and a quiet Sunday before business resumed.
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Associated Theatres Com
Peay
Lexington
Little Rock
Capitol Theatre
Shannon
Lowe
Rock
Opera House
Elke
Moving Picture
Block 42
Simons
Tillman Couple to reside in Washington D C after January
Capt Tillman is in the experimental department of the Agricultural Building in Washington D C After January 1 Mr and Mrs Tillman will be at home in Washington D C
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Capt. Tillman
Experimental Department of the Agricultural Building
Washington, D. C
Mrs. Tillman
Elizabeth Darnell Weds Fred Zeysing at Parsonage
On Saturday afternoon at the Christian parsonage on South street, Miss Elizabeth Darnell united in marriage to Mr. Fred Zeysing with Rev. R. B. Binney officiating. The couple, of Dover, Missouri, are noted as prominent throughout the county.
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Christian Parsonage
South Street
Elizabeth Darnell
Fred Zeysing
R. B. Binney
Dover
County
Marriage of John P Marchetti and Beulah M Simmons
John P Marchetti and Miss Beulah M Simmons of this city were married Wednesday afternoon at five o'clock at the Methodist parsonage by Rev C M Davenport. Hays Poole returned home to Gibbon Oklahoma Monday evening after an extended stay here with relatives and friends. Nadine Kieth went to Kansas City Monday for a brief visit. Sadie Harman of Kansas City, who had been visiting Mrs Alice Fitzgerald, returned home Tuesday morning.
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John P. Marchetti
Beulah M. Simmons
Methodist
C. M. Davenport
Hays Poole
Gibbon
Oklahoma
Nadine Kieth
Kansas City
Sadie Harman
Alice Fitzgerald
Tueday
Lyceum Club Mn Jan 2 At Christian Church In Topeka
Topeka residents note a visit by Warren to his sister Mrs Grover last Saturday Our Lyceum Club presents its second program at the Christian church next Monday evening Jan 2 The musical entertainers Miss Price violinist and reader and E M Coleman cornet soloist promise a pleasing program Prices 35 and 15 cents Mrs Fluhart of Kansas City visited sister Mrs Geo H Phittenburg last week T D Williamson made a business trip to Jackson county this week Mrs J F Ramey is spending the holidays with friends and relatives
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Mayview
Oren
Cialena
Kansas
Will Jennings
T. T. Pucker
J. B. Parrent
Higginaville
Naomi Chinn
TM. Chinn
Conrad F. Korthanke
Higginsville
Williette Porter
Kansas City
Leo Mitchell
Sam Winn
Minnie Moore
Hicklin School
W. F. Moore
Grave Bradsher
Topeka
Grover. Warren
Lyceum Club
Christian Church
Price
E. M. Coleman
Local residents travel to Kansas City for visits and trips
Mrs. Geo Gaffin departed for Kansas City on Wednesday for a brief stay. Mrs. Geo Colburn returned to Freeman on Wednesday after visiting relatives here. O R Sellers also went to Kansas City on Wednesday for a short trip. Oswald Winkler traveled to Kansas City on Wednesday for business. Mrs Minnis P Slusher and her son Leroy left Tuesday morning for Colorado for a short stay.
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Geo. Gaffin
Kansas City
Geo. Colburn
Freeman
O. R. Sellers
Kansas City City
Oswald Winkler
Minnis P, Slusher and Son
Leroy
Mornie
Colorado
Old Trail Marked in Courthouse Yard
A block of red granite was placed in the courthouse yard Thursday to mark the Boons Lick trail, a branch of the Santa Fe trail. The monument reads Santa Fe Trail 1822 1872 marked by the Daughters of the American Revolution and the State of Missouri 1009.
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Court House Yard
Old Trail
Boons — Lick
Missouri
Christmas Wedding in Mayview and Local Social Roundup
A festive Christmas wedding marked by Naomi Chinn of Mayview and Conrad F. Korthanke of Higginsville on December 25 1910 at the Chinn home. The ceremony featured a bell arch, greenery, and a blue chiffon gown for the bride, with a grand luncheon and guests from nearby towns. The couple, reared in Mayview and Higginsville, plan a future in Higginville and Kansas City with a new home and a lot gift from the bride’s parents. The column also notes numerous movements and visits by residents from Sedilia Lexington Corder and Kansas City during the week.
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Mise Naom Chinn
Conrad F. Korthanke
Afr
T. M. Chinn
Beuchner
Higginsville
New York
Naomi
Mayview
Hoefer & Minershagen
Kansas City
Catron Dies in Carthage Home
C. C. Catron, uncle of Mrs. W. J. Bandon and cousin of James F. Catron, died Sunday at his Carthage Missouri home. He formerly lived in Lafayette County.
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Catron
Mra. W
Local Social Notes From Winton And City Visits
Miss Henrietta Morath and her guest Miss Ethel Brig spent Wednesday in Winton. J R Moorehead traveled to Kansas City on business. Mrs J Q Coper and another companion visited relatives in Kansas City on Wednesday.
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Henrietta Morath
Ethel Brig
Winton
J. R. Moorehead
Keansas City
J. Q. Coper
Kansas City
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Maribel
Mr. Powers
Mr. Fitch
Mr. Kibbee
Miss Hood
Miss Mann
Miss Ferguson
Marguerite Bates
Sedalia
Pauline Sellers
St. Louis
Mrs. Young Ewing
Joe
Buckner
J. Q. Plattenburg
Ivy Shelton
McBrayer Sellers
Clyde Kenney
Kan
Capt
Tillman
Choier
Miss Berrie
Wentworth
Missouri University
Tiger
Walter Windsor
United States Senate
Dr.price
Wilson Bros. & Aull
Zeysing-Darnell
Mrs. J. F. Ramey
Dover Notes
R. W. Ashworth
Sedilia
J. F. Winn
W. C. Carlton
Corder
Louis Burley
Herman Wahl
Sem Vaughan
Jon Cooper
Arthur Stolte
Frank Ray
Liszie Robertson
Mary Barley
Addie Stark
Maurice Congdon
Newton
O. G. Congdon
Allan Tickam
Mattie B. Cole
Carl Harwood
Tulsa
Oklo
W. 4G
Harwood
Roy Bertrand
St. Charles
Joe Bertrand
Verne Cole
Byron Eppes
Willard Smith
Tommie Bertrand
Columbia
Marshall Gray
Miss Ola
Charlie Cox
J. R. Plattenburg
R. P. Harwood
Fred Zeyzing
Bess Darnell
Biiney
Nichols
Mexico
H. T. Redd
E. L. Corbin
Miss Sallie
Self
Geary
Clinton
Soritz
Clarence
Moorits
Korthanke-Chinn
C. C. Catron
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