Death of Mrs McGrew at Maywood Hospital
At Maywood hospital on February 19 1907 Dedarin g McGrew aged 58 years. She had suffered long with illness and was a long time resident of Lexington and later Alton. Survived by husband C McGrew and children Mra Bard E J James core Jr, mother Winsor and six sisters. Funeral held Thursday at the Baptist church with Rev R T Manafield in charge and interment at Machpelah. Various court updates and a basketball game result noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maywood Hospital
McGrew
eGrew
Leah Marta Wins
Hdward Winger
Lexington
Tod. C. McGrew
Pruides Hee
Mra. W. EB. Bard
Alta
E J
James Core, Jr
Winsor
Mra. F. Trew
Alton
Boss
Jd Bower
Grand Rapids
Michigan
W. H. Silver
St. Louis
HA. Offutt
Bethesda
Maryland
Leroy Pariser
This City
T. H. Kauffman
Pols
Elizabeth
Fountain
H. W. Winsor
Oman
the Baptist Church
Romulia
South Street
R.T. Manafield
Machpelah
Flnally
Wade
Alma Kincheloe
Red Riding Flood
Tillie Smmich
Leni Smith
Roby Smith
Doi Foulds
Viola Punckast
Frances Fountaina
Hottie Bending
Lilian Proctor
Mary Beaoning
Hugh Smith
Henry Slusher
Will Jennings
Lawrence Smith
Murry Whitsett
Misa Grace Smith
Krank Price
Jon Horr
Willis Baird
Robt
Kinchelos
Grover Warren
Died in Peb. 18th after lingering illness
Mrs. Alonzo Kelly widow of Dr. Peter Temple dies after illness at about 58 years old. She leaves three daughters, Mrs. Fred Phares, Tillie and Alice Kelly, and five siblings including Miss Lucy Temple and Mrs. M. Kandter. Funeral from Dr. Payne’s residence with local services by Blu Briney.
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Thin City
Alonzo Kelly
Kelly
Peter Temple
Fred Phares
Tilliend
Alice Kaily
Lucy Temple
N. B. Payne
M. L. Kandter
Injured man Sharp loses leg after train collision
A man named Sharp was run over by a train early this morning at an unnamed location. His leg was mangled and amputated at a local hospital. His companions claim the workers were fleeing from Kokoma Indians toward City, and he was moved to the Grand Hotel for care pending friends and relatives arrival.
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Sharp
Nee
Kokoma
Mice
Dra, Ryland & Roberts
Grand Hotel
Germinal Court Proceedings Update in State Cases
State cases show Britt withdraws plea of not guilty and enters guilty plea with bond set at 100. Hughes case resolved by consent with June 12 date noted. Kirchoff moved to June 12. Forman case dead with liquor sale plea of guilty out of 640. related Herm case involves liquor restrictions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Belt
Chas
White
Chas. White
Ginga McDonald
Boonville
Jas. McDonald
Jas. Franklin
August Starke
Denver Powell
Leslie Britt
Hd Hughes
Va Rite Kirchoff
Austin
Forman
Herm Dewith
Rough Wentworth Gym game. Do. &ard. Regiment tops Wentworth 25–20
A rough close contest at Wentworth gym Saturday night saw Independence unit Do. &ard. Regiment defeat Wentworth 25 to 20. Smith of Co. F stood out with strong first half throws while both teams accumulated several fouls and field goals. Referees Miles and Hickman officiated.
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Wentworth
Do. &Ard
Independence
Smith
Co. F
Hurley
Long Gordon
Huthes Hoge O
Erickaon Randolph
Smith Monre Gy
Thomann Oo
Miles and
Hickman
Rabbi Harrison Delivers Lecture on Shylock at Crotral Village
Rabbi Harrison spoke on Shylock at Crotral Village Tuesday evening, an eminent pulpit figure delivering a plea for his race. The talk critiqued Christian prejudice while portraying Shylock as a victim of an adventurer who seeks wealth, insults him, and ruins his home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rabbi Harrison
Shilock
Crotral Village
Shylock
Post Office Letter List From Lexington 1907
A dated notice from Lexington on February 25, 1907 lists names of individuals uncalled at the post office. Names include James Beatty Miss Reolan Conte Beas Carter Mre Wm Chapman Johny Darcel Pan Darnall Harry Derr OF Bwin Asst Willard Pocfact Mise Trey fole Joasid Graham W M Grimes Milpo Julia Green Kather Gates Mrs Eiizabeth Haydan J A Howard RB Holbrook J J Johnson John J Johnson Mrs Ralph W Maxson Mrs Cordelia Marshall Mrs Matt Miller Rowler Floyd Robinson Mrs Prank Sirrim Mrs Battle and Linnie Talbert are among those advertised as awaiting pickup.
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Lexington
Sir
James Beatty
Reolan
Conte Beas Carter
Mre
Wm. Chapman
Johny Darcel
Pan Darnall
Harry Derr
OF. Bwin
Willard Pocfact
Mise
Trey Fole Joasid Graham
W. M. Grimes
Milpo Julia Green
Kather Gates
Eiizabeth Haydan
Wylie Concert Delights Murrell Auditorium Audience
A second season concert by violinist Ralph Wylie of Kansas City was given at Murrell Auditorium Friday. The program featured Tartini pieces, Meyerbeer arias sung by Mrs. Alfred Franklin Smith, and works by Vieuxtemps, Raff, Rubinstein, Mendelssohn, Brahms, and Poldini. Mrs. DeArmon accompanied with notable vocal pieces, and the crowd applauded for encores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Wylie
Kansas City
Murrell Auditorium
Meyerteer
Alfred Frankli Smith
Rainh Welle
Lexlov
Meyerbeer
Wylie
Abe
Raff
Mia DeArnon
Poldini
Mia Smith
Luzzi
Audiencs
Brahms
Village Vagabond at New Grand February 28
The Village Vagabond by Robert Sherman is a modern comedy drama praised for broad appeal. The company is described as exceptionally talented and the play will be shown at New Grand on February 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Sherman
New Grand
Dissolution Notice of Wittenberg & Grats
The firm of Wittenberg and Grats dissolved their partnership by mutual agreement on February 18 1907. All indebted parties are asked to settle with Geo Wittenberg at the Commercial Bank WRBE Wirresusne and Grara.
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Wittenberg & Grats
Geo. Wittenberg Over
Commercial Bank
WRBE
Public sale notices listed for late February and March dates
Advertisements show public sale listings including Jobo BH Kemper's February 26 Ki B Axline's March 4 GC 8 Parker's March 4. Details unreadable but dates and vendors identifiable. Clients should consult next pages for full terms and locations.
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Jobo
Kemper’s
Axline’s
Parker's
What They Say About William Jewell Quartette
Cameron Daily Observer notes praise for the William Jewell Quartette with quotes from Jobins and Blood. It highlights Bass voice strength from Custer and Columbia School of Oratory and Mary A. Blood. Miss Fisher is commended for presence, voice, and dramatic power as a reader with the quartet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Jewell Quartette
Cameron Daily Observer
William Jeweil
Local Notes From Lexington And Nearby Towns
Mrs J B Jond visited her son Frank in Independence Inst Sunday. George Trail near Lexington with Doosday visitors. G W Smith went to Kanaw City Inst to discuss the cattle market. Mrs W F Keith spent the week in Higginaville with son Charles. Dan Vaughe of Higginaville spent days here on business. Rev N H McCain enroute to Prairie neighborhood for Mian Anni Lyons funeral, stopped with Geo B Groen Friday night.
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Lexington
Staley
Odessa
J. Perrie
Kansas City
Claude
Joe Herr
Higginsville
Dr. Ryland
O. C. Wilson
T. B. Benning
P W. Bean
D. A. Barr
Welington
Wood McGrew
Clate Landrum
H. H Mowry
H. Smith
Miami
John Leach
Oscar
Kansan City
Boro
Claude Chrisman
Isaac Fulkerson
Center View
Charlie Chrisman
E. B. Eisen
Marshall
Geo Zoll
Atcbison
Kan
S. Mor. Callaway
Edna A. Eaton
Carrie Cary
Carroll County
Nelle
Lillian Thomas
Lara Funk
Malta Bend
Central
I. Dobson
Chilhowee
Dobson
Geo. W. White
G. & Shanklin
Christian Church
Mosolog
J. B. Jond
Independence
Frank
G.W. Smith
Kanaw City
Cattie
W. F. Keith
Higginaville
Charles
Dan Vaughe
N. H. McCain
Prairie
Mian Anni Lyons
Geo. B. Groen
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J.C. McGrew
Crescents
Star Athletic Club
Campbell’s
H. Ardinger
Ralph Campbell
Athletic Club
H. Kinkead
Cyrus Campbell
Ardinger
Campbell
H Kinkead
C Campbell
Athletics
Ardingeril
Kinkead
Tunstall J
Gordon M
Campbell C
Patterson RP Caters
John A. Rich
Criminal Court
Lafayette County
Aso
Jall
Hon. County Court
Lomstes
L. J. Strusuer
T. C. Sawyer
Tom Kincheloe
Lhos
Marshal
Mr. Sod Mrn
A. W. Marahall
Bert Goodwin
Higginsmile
John Reynold
Ast Thoredau
Virgie Belles
Wigginaville
Arthur Wilkening
Wesley Johnoo
Sidney Fishback
Gavste
Renda
Misa Sallie Warren
Owen William
Geo. Humphreys
Jaidenp
Arthur Downs
Marshall, Mo
Qaristian Church
Waverly
Tom Fell
Corder
A. Y. Beattie
Dover
Hugh Miller
W.P. Milnorle
Laurens Eppes
Ed Johnson
Arthur Robertson
Wellington
Thoroton Gordon
John L. Oliver
Chas. Pettie and
Son Will
H. Ashton Bright
Waverly Friends
Oscar ‘Thomas
Mr. Thomas
W. Scott Thomas
Bess Larkin
Centerview
James Motte
Jennie Ham
Central College
Alvert Ham
Albert Callahan
Fiftie Non Albert
Butterfield
Missouri
Telephone Exchange
Job
WM. U. Alderman
Leeson
U. Kude
Jenole
Ledford
Guess Worty
Missy
Vor Burnette
Beas Epps
Mayre McKay
Nelle Thomas
Lutie Gordon
Daisy Helllocker
Roberta Landrum
Zo Callaway
Tracy Davis
Lester ‘Lasher
Earl McGrew
Bowman Heysing
DeArman
Zephyr
Habay
Sailor Saens
Swan Schubert
Bee
Perpetual
Morton Ries
Luigi Guzel
Ada “Terediads
Salome
Massanet
Alfred Prevkitn Smith
Mendelssohn
Wirresusne
Grara
Mayview Notes
George Trail
Spook Doosday
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