Business Change In Lexington Implements and Garage Sold
Due to other demands and Buick sales in Lafayette County I have sold my stock of implements in Lexington to my son E. F. Mollenkamp and rented my garage to Otto and Fred Brugeman. I thank friends and patrons for their support and ask continued patronage as the business passes to new hands with the hope of friendly, profitable relations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafayette County
Lexington
E. F. Mollenkamp
Otto
Fred Bruggeman
BE. W. Mollenkamp
Franklin and Thirteenth
Mollenkamps
E. F's
Nominated Enrolling Clerk for 1917 Assembly Session
Frank Bowman of this city was nominated Wednesday in the lower house as enrolling clerk for the 1917 session. Other nominations included Drake Watson for speaker J Fulbright speaker pro tem R L Marrs chief clerk Thomas H Knight assistant chief clerk C H Brandon doorkeeper John McDermott sergeant at arms Frank H Farris floor leader in the senate John F Morton for president pro tem Dec Brydon secretary Fred G Park assistant secretary Chas E Dewey official reporter Rev E H Foster chaplin John Baldwin doorkeeper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Bowman
General Assembly
Drake Watson
J. ¥. Fulbright
R. L. Marrs
Thomas H. Knight
C. H. Brandon
John McDermott
Frank H. Farris
Something New Club in Lafayette County Opens Night of Oyster Supper
A group of married ladies near Lexington formed The Songs club with about 25 guests for an oyster supper at Col and Mrs Joe Forsha on December 28. Music and old fashioned visiting followed by an elegant supper marked the first in a series of gatherings and James Calloway was named honorary member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Col
Joe Forsha
Robert Howe
Harry Calloway
Otto Kroeck
Rueben Kroeck
Brooks
Will Dryer
al Noever
James Calloway
Lexington Eagle Building Company Stockholders Meet
The annual meeting of Lexington Eagle Building Company stockholders will be in the Secretary’s office on the Eagle Building 2nd floor on Monday January 8 1917 from 9 am to 6 pm for electing directors and other business. W F Weis president Attest G C Schawe secretary.
Mor Dated Morri son-Wentworth Bank Meeting Notice
Notice to stockholders of Morri son Wentworth Bank that annual meeting will be held at the banking house on Wednesday January 10 1917 at 9 a m for electing directors for the upcoming year and voting on reducing the board from nine to six. Richard Field President Worth Bates Secretary.
Commercial Bank of Lexington stockholders meet January 8 1917
Stockholders of the Commercial Bank of Lexington Missouri will hold a meeting in the director's room on Monday January 8 1917 at ten o'clock a m for the purpose of electing directors for the ensuing year and to transact any other business that may properly come before the meeting. E M Taubman president Louis Petsch secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Bank of
Lexington, Mo
Traders Bank stockholders meet in Lexington January 8 1917
Stockholders of Traders Bank of Lexington Missouri will gather in the bank’s banking room on January 8 1917 from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. to elect directors for the coming year and transact other business. W G McCausland president and J G Crenshaw secretary sign the notice.
Stockholders Meeting at Lexington Savings Bank
The stockholders of Lexington Savings Bank will hold their annual meeting at the banking house on Wednesday January 10 1917 at nine oclock A M for the ensuing year and the transaction of such other business as may come before the meeting Walter B Waddell President F Lee Wallace Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morrison-Wentworth Bank
Lexington Savings Bank
Said Bank
Walter B. Waddell
F. Lee Wallace
January American Magazine highlights leading Tarkington piece
The January American Magazine features Booth Tarkington’s Nipskillions on drink and life experiences. It also includes Why Married Men Are More Successful in Business Than Bachelors, insurance selling insights, Laurette Taylor on stage, and Kath leen Norris on California. Fiction by Witwer Lait Butler Burnet Rothery Grayson, Cinderella Jane serial, and departments fill the issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Booth Tarkington
Peg
Kathleen Norris
California
H. C. Witwer
Jack Lait
Ellis Parker Butler
Dana Burnet
Julian Rothery
David Grayson
Cinderella Jane
Local travels note for several residents this week
Miss Clara Zimmerman visited Kansas City for a day. Rev Xenophon Ryland from Higginsville arrived to spend a day with Dr and Mrs C T Ryland. Mrs Charles Seitz and three children traveled to Wellington for a short visit. Miss Della McNamara left for St Louis after visiting her parents J F and Mrs McNamara. Gustave Haerle returned home from a business trip to Louisville Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Edwards
Sweet Springs
James Summers
Kansas City
Grace Fenner
Grand Pass
Bertie Lee Jones
Fred Kessler
Gilliam
Mable Hester
Bock Club
Hazel Dickerson
Tom Miller
Lloyd Ramey
FE. H
Higginsville
Alvin Kleinschmidt
Illinois
H. F. Kleinschmidt
Walter Sydnor
Will Sydnor
Dover
Gordon Jackson
Independence
G. Jackson
E. M. Moore
Carthrae, Jr
Lexington
J. L. Hitt
Parks
Keytesville
J. F. Groves
Hugo Nord
G. D. Shelton
Violet Shelton
Odessa
Ella Thompson
Anna Mary Starke
Winton
L. Fred Evans
Richard Tield
John Wilson
Hillard
Kansas
Hillard College
B.M. Davis
Warrensburg
Anna Bell Hays
Mary Hays
Wilson Frazier
Columbia
Louis Mayer
Thomas Walker
T. A. Walker
Joe C. Talbott
Matthew Kenney
Robert Howe
Birmingham
Alabama
Nina Claud. Pearson
State Normal
J. O. Coffin
Forest Shelby
Mary Hawke
Wathena
E. Crepin
A. W. Connaway
Pendleton Hall
Evanston, Ill
Northwestern University
J. H. Hall
Joe Ewing
Herman Walters
Hall
Jefferson City
S. N. Wilson
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Vassar College
Ae H. C. Ardinger
D. Wien Cng
Lobo
Xenophon Ryland
C. T. Ryland
Charles Seitz
Wellington
Della McNamara
St. Louis
J. F. McNamara
Gustave Haerle
Louisville
Kentucky
Miss Hellen Page Returns Home From Judge Walker Visit
Miss Hellen Page, who had been visiting at the home of Judge T. A. Walker, returned Saturday to her home in Higginsville. Jesse Jaques, who had been in his family, left Saturday morning for Leavenworth Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence and
Rena Woreland
Kansas City
W. Z. Mitchell
E. G. Loomis
Frank Loomis
Gordon Starke
Oklahoma
S. H Farrell
Sh, Jr
Rich Hill
James R. Moorehead, Jr
Kansas Ciy
Hellen Page
T. A. Walker
Highinsville
Jesse Jaques
Leavenworth
Kansas
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Corder
L. H. Lewis
Dr. Moore
Jim
Blue Springs
J. C. Moore
Cleve Sims
Lees Summit
W. C. Carlton
John Beamer
Mayview
Dyas Beamer
Della Ed
CG. B. Engle
John Hickman
Wm. Hickman
Alma
J. W. Starke
Billie Hitt
J. Wollenman
Misses Byrd
John Hackley
Florence Slusher
Edna Dean
Eugenia Roberts
Convention Hall
New York
Hippodrome
Kansas City Hall
New York Hippodrome
Joe Fisher
Henry Reinhart
J. F. Winn
C. L. Glasscock
Mary Glasscock
Fred Wilmot
Kansas’City
L. A. Galladay
Versailles
S. W. Spears
South Side Hospital
B. M Little
Fay Talbott
Ben Burniston
Weston
Frank Meyer
Meyer
Stockholders Meeting
Lexington Eagle Building Company
Eagle Building
W. F. Weis
G. C. Schawe
Sec
Richard Field
Pres. Worth
Bates
Sec’y
E. M. Taubman
Pres
Louis Petsch
Traders Bank of
Traders Bank
W. G. McCausland
J. G. Crenshaw
Clara Zimmerman
Castoria
Hn Fyles
Salon de
StVouis
Phome
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