Edwin G Venable Dead In Chicago Hospital
Edwin G Venable died Thursday in a Chicago hospital after a month of illness. Geo A Venable in Texas and Clark Venable in Omaha are brothers. Susanna Hailey Venable, his Cincinnati-born wife, survives him. He had been a Lexington, Kentucky native, educated there, worked as a printer, cashier at Rectora restaurant in St Joseph and Chicago, and leaves two sisters, Mrs Hackker of Sioux City and Mrs Corbins of Dover. Funeral arrangements have not been made.
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Geo. P. Venable
Chicago
Edwin G. Venable
Lexington High School
Intelligencer
Lexington
St. Joseph
Missouri
Rectora Restaurant
Susanna Hailey
Cincinnati
Hiram Bailey
Shanghai
Geo
A. Venable
Texas
Clark Venable
Omaha
Nebraska
Mra. Kid. Hackker
Sioux City
Town
T. C. Corbins
Dover
Thos Brooks Fletcher to Speak Monday on Oratorical Skill
Thos Brooks Fletcher, noted editor and public speaker, headlines a Monday night lecture promising strong oratorical equipment, dramatic eloquence, and intense earnestness. The article cites his early success, journalistic rise, and reputation for satire, with a note on recent local notices and community activities around Malta Bend and nearby towns.
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Thos
Brooks Fletcher
Alliance Review
Leader
Fletcher
Alliance
Death of Joseph Dent Davis at nine years old
Joseph Dent Davis died Thursday at the home of his parents Mr and Mrs Mavis on East South Street. Death was due to acute ingestion and heart failure. The boy was nine years old last December and showed promise of becoming a useful man. W T Kinleend was in Manhattan City Tuesday.
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Joteph Dent Davis
Joseph Dent Davis
East South Street
Local Option Petition Meeting Call in Lafayette County
Local Option Headquarters Higginsville issues a February 2 1908 deadline for all petitions to reach Priddy and requires at least one representative from each League at the Court House in Lexington on March 2 for petition trial with the County Court in a countywide pressure campaign led by County AnthSaloon.
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Lafayette County
Priddy
Lexington
Monay
Ieee Owuremery
County AnthSaloon
Mrs E B Young Visits Sedalia Relative
Mrs E B Young traveled to Sedalia yesterday for a brief visit with a relative, staying for a short while in the town.
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Mra
E. B. Young
Sedalla
Briggs and Company Purchase Ludwigs Jewelry Store
I. H. Briggs and Company formerly of Olathe Kansas have purchased the stock of Ludwigs Jewelry Store and taken possession. The business will continue at the same location with Mr Briggs handling repairs and engraving. He is described as a progressive young gentleman with experience in all phases of the jewelry trade and prospects of success.
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I. H. Briggs and Company
Olathe
Katwas
Haerle sells New Grand Opera House and leases back
Gustav Haerle sold the New Grand opera house to Charles Geyer on Wednesday afternoon for 12,000 and then leased it back from Mr. Geyer for one year. Miss Ella Nickell, visiting relatives in Fulton, returned home Wednesday evening. Mrs. Howard Henry, visiting her parents, returned to Chilhowee Thursday.
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Arthur Gallagher
Lexington
Mell
Bertha Larkin
Wellington
J, Garin
Gustav Haerle
oChas
Geyer
Mr. Geyer
Ella Nickell
Fulton
Howard Henry
Oscar Andreen
Chilhowee
Walker-Speas Wedding Quiet Ceremony Near Town
Wednesday at high noon in the bride ap parente area, Miss Mattie B. Speas married Samuel Walker with Rev. R. B. Binney officiating. The ceremony was intimate with only close friends and relatives present. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Speas, comes from a prominent county family. The groom, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Walker of Higgingville, is a young farmer and nephew of Probate Judge T. A. Walker.
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John Walker
Higgingville
T. A. Walker
Mrs N C Steele Returns From Kansas City Funeral Trip
Mrs N C Steele returned Wednesday evening from Kansas City where she went to attend the funeral of Phil Chappell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Blucher
Odessa
Jerry Proctor
McKinney
Kansas City
G. H. Plattenburg
Europe
John P. Gordon: Missouri auditor candidate prospect
John P. Gordon of Lafayette County emerges as a leading Democratic auditor candidate for state primary next August. A Westminster College alumnus and loyal church member, he has long served on the Missouri School for the Deaf board and enjoys broad county-wide support. His petition from his hometown is among the largest in the race, reflecting strong party backing and wide familiarity across the state.
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John F P. Gorton
Lafayette County
Goliler
Geo. P. Gordon
Shelby
Gordon Wie
Westminster College
Missouri School For the Deaf
Putton
Gonkly
Mika
Bonnet
Arthur
Gordon
Local residents travel far and wide this Thursday
Miss Flavinia Warren spent Thursday in Kansas City while Dey B. M. Wack was in Copterdia and Kitwand Aull visited Kanwan City. Several others, including Judged Thirsten and OH. Wilenwon, also traveled to nearby cities. Families and friends were seen in towns like Ear das Oly and Altington, with various dignitaries and residents returning or visiting for short stays.
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Flavinia Warren
Kansan City
Dey B. M. Wack
Copterdia
Parade Heralds A Big Street Parade In Town
Local notes show many residents visiting Higginville and Kansas City. A street parade on Malin Street featured three musicians and a decorated donkey with a placard "Bet your money on Est" led by John C. Young Sr., ending at his barn.
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Malin Street
Ninth
August Limberg
John C. Young
Mr. Young
Senator Owen to Speak Here at Wentworth Graduation
Oklahoma Senator Robi L Owen accepts invitation to address Wentworth Military Academy May graduation. Tended through Senator Stone, Owen gains prominence as a speaker. event awaited with interest. Multiple notes list residents and visitors in Kansas City and local events from Wednesday to Thursday including funerals, visits, and weddings.
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Robi. L. Owen
Oklahoma
Wentworth Military Academi May
Stone
Owen
Stors
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Jack Pon
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Washington
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Local Option
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Kitwand
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Independence
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C. Wilcoxon
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Birdie’Slucher
Wilmod Dwoards
Kansas
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Wm. Lewis Gravenodge
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J. F Winn
Fridnde
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Kapugas City
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Charles Russell
Ianeas City
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Louellen Wailer
Higginaville
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W. H Burke
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