A Musical Evening at Central College in Lexington
A Monday concert at Central College featured Walter Hastings Olney, nephew of Mrs. Smith, with Mrs. Alfred Franklin Smith and Mr. Coorad among performers. Olney displayed a wide vocal range, encores followed, and the program included Beethoven, Pagliacci pieces, Lerch’s works, Wagner, and two Grenadiers. After the show Olney departed for engagements in Detroit and New York, with plans to perform in London and Paris before returning to Italy.
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Central College
Thun
Alfred Franklin Smith
Walter Hastings Olney
Smith
Olney
San Francisco
Baatero
Schumano
Paglacci
Leoncavello
Italien
Serias
Wagner
Grenadiers
IL It
Lim A
Uume
New College
Detroit
Buffalo
Italon
Boston
New York
London
Paris
Italy
Mr. Oloey
Monsieur Regynald DeVoe
Traders Bank Annual Stockholders Meeting Election
The Inoual stockholders meeting of Traders Bank was held January 1 at the bank building. The election certifies re-election of the directors from last year: W. G. McCausland, B. R. Ireland, John & Burden, William Aull, Upton Wilson, David Slusher, Jackson Bradley, Les J. Slusher, Thomas Walton, John D. Oaker, J. G. Crenshaw, John Cham ond BH, N. Hopkins. The old board adjourned and the new board organized with officers: W. G. McCausland president, Lee J. Slusher vice-president, J. G. Qreejahan secretary, B. R. Ireland cashier, Jobo Chamberlain assistant and Miss Willmon-
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Inoual
Traders Bank
Bank
B. R. Ireland
John & Burden
William Aull
Upton Wilson
David Slusher
Jackson Bradley
Les J. Slusher
Thomas Walton
John D. Oaker
J. G. Crenshaw
John Chamond
N. Hopkins
W. G. McCausland
Lee J. Slusher
J. G. Qreejahan
B. RB
Ireland
Jobo Chamberlain
Ler
Misa Willmon
Local O B S Officers Installed by Grand Matron
The newly elected officers of the local chapter O B S were installed Thursday evening with Grand Worthy Matron Mrs Annie Lee Smith of St Joseph conducting. Officers listed include Worthy Matron Mrs Laura Marshalls Worthy Patron J C Shelvon Associate Matron Miss Lessia ates Secretary Mrs Mjorida Stier Treasurer Mrs May Mary Norfock Conductress Miss Annie Hooten Associate Conductress Mrs Ilda White Chapalo Mrs Mary A Rankin Marshall Miss Ella Nickel Organist Miss Nellie Marshall Adah Miss Martha Crenshaw Ruth Mrs Addie Moorehead Esther Mrs Frances Shelton Martha Mrs Belle Belle Ryland Eleora Mrs Oma Gordon Warder Miss Nora Potts Sentinel Henry Sinauer. A retiring Worthy Matron gift was presented to Mrs G A Siler by J Q C Shelton. Grand Matron spoke and a banquet followed.
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Annie Lee Smith
St. Joseph
Laura
Chapalo
Mary A Rankin
Marshall
Ella Nickel
Nellie Marshall
Adah
Martha Crenshaw
Ruth
Addie Moorehead
Esther
Frances Shelton
Martha
Bellle Belle Ryland
Eleora
Oma Gordon
Nora Potts
Sentinel
Henry Sinauer
Ceramonies J. QC
Shelton
Mra
G. A. Siler
Annual Election at Lexington Savings Bank
The Lexington Savings Bank held its annual election of directors on Wednesday. The old board was re-elected: Capt W D Rankie, K Hoffman, Cal Sanford Sellera, F Nicholson, Walter B Waddell, Irving Tevis, B Lee Wallace. The officers were re-elected: Walter B Waddell president and acting cashier, Col Richard Seilers vice president, Irving Tevis assistant cashier, B Lee Wallace teller and bookkeeper, William L Groves assistant bookkeeper. Net losses for six months were 4,708. 2,000 distributed to the permanent surplus and 4 per cent to Seminennial?. balance to profits accounts.
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Nonuaed Cebu
Olivers
T Ie Lexiveton Savings Bank
Captaiin
W. D Rankie
K. Hoffman
Cal Sandford Sellera
EF. Nicholson
Walter B Waddell
Irving Tevis
Lee Wallace
Col
Rrichard Seilers
Willam L Groves
Directors elected at Commercial Bank of this city
The annual election of directors was held at the bank Monday and the new board comprises M Taubman, R Taubman, J R Moorehead, W J O Bour, James F Catron, Wm H Chiles, and Charles Lyons. B M Taubman becomes president with Wm H Abiles as vice president, J R Moorehead secretary, W J Bandon cashier, John K Taubman and Hubert Bates bookkeepers. The old board declared the usual 8 percent dividend for the year, with 1906 earnings allocated to dividend 8006 and permanent surplus 5000.
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Commercial Bank
M. Taubman
BR. M. Taubman
J R Moorehead
W.J.0. Bour
James F. Catron
Wm. H. Chiles
Charles Lyons
B. M. Taubman
Wm. H. Abiles
J. R. Moorehead
W. J. Bandon
John K. Taubman
Hubert Bates
Bridget Leahy Dies In City After Long Health
Mrs Bridget Leahy aged 86 died Monday morning at her daughter's home Mrs Martin Murphy in the city after a long good health, born in 1810 in County Mayo Ireland she came to the United States in 1849 and settled in Lexington with her husband Michael Leahy who died two years ago left four children only Martin Murphy surviving services held at the Catholic church Tuesday morning Father Curry officiating interment in Catholic cemetery Anna Lee Smith Grand Matron of the O B I Missouri arrived from St Joseph for the new officers of the order Hare
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Martin Murphy
Bridget Leahy
Thy City
Fuera
Father Curry
Anna Lee Smith
O. B
Mixsouri
St. Joseph Tonssiet
Matalarn
Order Hare
Town council minutes note 1905 December reports
Connell meets in regular session with Mayor Winkler presiding and all members present except Aull and Yingling. Minutes approved. December 2005 reports of police judge prison keeper collector and treasurer read received filed. A protest on Franklin avenue protests paving with vitrified brick from 15th to 26th streets reviewed. resolution adopted finding majority of resident owners front feet between 13th and 20th support the protest. Gas and Electric Co. claim of 317.05 for street lights allowed. Owen Owens appointed policeman for one month.
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13Th
20Th Streets
Franklin Avenue
The
Gas & Electric Co
Owen Owens
Morrison Wentworth Bank Electoral Result and Dividend
The Morrison-Wentworth Bank held an election at the bank on Wednesday election of Geo. M. Catron Samuel J. Andrew Rufus Young Lewis W. Cox Keid T. Bates William Morrison Frank Howe Richard Field and Harness Young. Officers of the new board to be elected at the next regular board meeting. A 3 percent dividend was declared at the last regular board meeting.
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Morrison-Wentworth Bank
Bank of the
Geo. M. Catron
Samuel J. Andrew
Rufus Young
Lewis W. Cox
Keid T. Bates
William Morrison
Frank Howe
Richard Field
Harness Young
Lexington Camp M W A installs officers and holds oyster supper
The Lexington Camp No. 4632 M W A installed officers Tuesday night led by James Spears Venerable Council John Hagan Worthy Advisor W P Roach Clerk M Bredhoeft Banker Hugh Calloway Escort B Letchworth Sentry Chas Phillips Inner Guard Geo H Cobra E Be Thornburgh Mas Anderson Board of Managers John Bell Chief Forester The annual oyster supper will be held on the 23d.
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Lexington
James Spears
Venerable Council
John Hagan
W P. Roach
M. Bred*hoeft
Hugh Calloway
B. Letchworth
Chas. Phillips
Geo. H. Cobra E. BE. Thornburgh
Mas. Anderson
Board of Managers
John Bell
Mrs Todhunter Hosts Gathering for Walter Hast Meeting
Mrs Ryland Todhunter invites friends to meet Mr Walter Hast Olney of San Francisco on Saturday evening Jan 8. Attendees include Mr and Mrs Alfred I Smith Miss Lee Meog Miss Viola Groves Miss Bess Evans and Messrs D F Conrad J G Creeshiw Frank Howe and Dr J J Fulkersoo. A Jancheon course was served. Dining room decor features pink roses and pink candles.
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Ryland Todhunter
Walter Hast
Fire damages Oneida street residence kitchen
Wednesday night about 11 80 the residence of Felix Buelliss on Oneida Rheat caught fire. Fire department was parked but the fire was extinguished before arrival. Considerable damage to the kitchen estimated at 200 dollars. Cause of fire unknown. Fuel fully covered by insurance.
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Felix Buelliss
Oneida Rheat
Trinity Church Services Announced for Sunday
Rev. C. Graham Adams in charge with morning service and sermon at 11 4 m. Sunday school at 9 50. Evening service at 6 p.m. Morning sermon subject St Pauls Crow. Evening sermon subject Eternal Life. All are cordially invited to attend.
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C. Graham Adams
St. Paul’s Crow
Prairie Church Announces No Services Tomorrow
No services will be held at Prairie church tomorrow due to the church's decision. On the 4th Sunday services are planned, conducted by Rev WN Hf McCain Couoty Court convened Thursday to rule on the sanity of Rufus Madison a colored individual. It remains unclear if Madison is a county resident or a visitor. The females in jail are charged with disturbing the peace.
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Prairie Church
Rev
McCain
Couoty
Rufus Madison
Madison
Mrs Chan Riggs and son return home after fair
Mrs Chan Riggs and her son Kenneth along with Misa Bebilo Graves arrived back in Ww. Aigginaville on Wednesday after attending the funeral of P. H. Payne.
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Chan Riggs
Kenneth
Misa Bebilo Graves
Aigginaville
Mish Bo the Farly
P. H. Payne
Local Notables and Visitors Reported Around Lexington
A collection of brief mentions lists residents and guests in Marshall Lexington Higginay and Backner and other towns. People named include Bob Montague Webb Cole Jeane Noor Jamea Dinehidia De Ramney Henry Hockenemith Erv AZoyaing W B Beck Charlie Cox Lillian Doyly Boon Vaughn Blanton Vaughn J G Langan and Mrs Chable Ray. Notes mention travel, visits, and minor health remarks and merchandise stock activity.
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Jeane Noor
Grand Pass
Jamea Dinehidia
Ramney
Higginay
Henry Hockenemith
Erv. Azoyaing
Lexington
Charile Cox
Lillian Doyly
Chable Ray
Tueaday
Boon Vaughn
Backner Tonday
Mr. and
Etta
Blanton Vaughn
Social Round of Local Residents Travels and Visits
Leo Wolleoman returned to Sedalia Sunday, J L Gaines in Higginsville Monday, Miss Belle Jones of Higginsville with Mrs W F Liese. Miss Jodie Groves to Lexington for Central College. Mrs too Smith Sr with daughter near Alma. Anne Hughes and Katheryn Kelley back from Kansas City. Anton and Sophia Ottmann of Ames Neb visiting Rev P O Sehrano. Raymond Arthlets headed home to Onjimeville Ill after visiting grandmother Mia Joe Wilenman and family. Mr Wa, Revd and Mrs Louise Gottenbolk of Chicago and Mrs Geo Adams of Jonas Neb visiting Jacob Haas family. Mrs Wm Wilson hosted a six o’clock dinner with guests Dr Lewis Curthrae Jr, Dr Martin, Dr Soyier, Hays Wollenman, J C Frerking and wives, Jodie Mattie Byrd Hackley, Bian Quthree, Juliette Chamberlin, Bessie Koimoser and Hannah Groves.
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Jodie Groves
Lexington
Central College
Too, Smith Sr
Herman Gleselman
Alma
Anne Hughes
Katheryn Kelley
Kansas City
Anton
Mis. Sophia Ottmann
A. |'Am, Neb
P. O. Sehrano
Raymond Arthlets
Onjimeville
Mia
Joe
Lenman
Louise Gottaebolk
Chicago
Geo, Adams
Joncas
Nib
Jacob Haas
Kansas
Wm_ Wilson
Lewis Curthrae Jr
de. Martin
Dr. Soyier
Hays Wollenman
J. CC. Frerking
Missea Jodie
Mattie and
Byrd Hackley
Bian Quthree
Juliette Chamberlin
Bessie Koipmoser
Snd
Hannah Groves
Mrs Steverson Returns Home After Visit
Mrs M L Steverson went back to Slavet Friday morning following a visit to the family of Mrs 3 J Hosfeld.
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M. L. Steverson
Slavet
3. J. Hosfeld
Divert Travel Money to Build Imperial US Power
The Salt Lake City Commercial Club issues a circular arguing Americans spend billions abroad yearly on travel. If kept at home for a decade it could finance vast projects from coast to coast including highways from New York to San Francisco and from the Great Lakes to the Gulf, a Panama canal, and a treasury surplus. Redirecting a portion to Trans Mississippian trade could spur regional growth and benefit the nation, since home expenditures circulate back to American money centers.
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Commercial Club
Salt Lake City
Amercans
United States
Peylie Natal West
New York
San Francisco
Great Lakes
Gulf of Mexico
Portland
Oregon
St. Augustine Piorida
Panama
Trans-Mississippi
West
Uncalled Letters at Lexington Post Office 1906
A list of residents in Lexington Missouri dated January 12 1906 who have uncalled mail. Names include Mrs E M Adams Mrs Elis Andrews Mrs Fanon Ashford John Balden Dr and Mrs Bonufien Miss Virginia Brown Nathan Burns Mrs Claire Curry Mrs F Campbell Frank Cognard John Eckes Irene Fishback Wm Gonday Mrs Hotchings F S Honser and others. The notice asks recipients to call for their mail if advertised. James M Crowpen P M.
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Lexington
E. M. Adams
Elis Andrews
Fanon Ashford
John Balden
Bonufien
Virginia Brown
Nathan Burns
Claire Curry
F. Campbell
Frank Cognard
John Eckes
Irene Fishback
Gonday
Mra
S. Hf. Hotchings
F. S
Senator Dryden’s pay raised in odd canal debate
Among other senators who were surprised that Mr Shonis kept his railway job while bousing the canal was Senator Dryden whose salary as president of an unnamed organization is stated as thirteen times larger than his senate pay. The Commoner notes such anomalies loom over governance. Eighty one indictments have been returned by the Mooroe County grand jury, seventy four of them against druggists for liquor law violations. A separate item records a birth and a purchase at Loomis book store in Concordia on December 24, 1905.
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Shonis
Senator Dryden
N Ife Inauranos Soropeny
Mooroe County
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Semannuel
Agnoal Election
Lexington Savings Bank
Council Proceedings
Mayview
James Campbell
Corder
Joe Simpson
Oders
George White
Balle Graves
L. C. Chiles
Dan Vaughn
Jeff Lachmeyer
Higgineville
JF. K. Puckett
T. T. Puckett
Nickell
C. A. Nickell
Mt. Hebron
C. P.churet
Keith's
Nora Simpson
Eber Bond
Mattie Fielda
Jerry Proctor
Miga Lillian
Inez
Matic Fields
Lena Sod Tillie Smith
Viola Puckett
Alma Kinchette
Doi] Foulda
Ruby Smith
Kate Waterhouse
Megara
Charley
Bob Kinohelos
Grover Warren
Arthur Williams
Wile Waterhouse
Butler Moore
Jean Doty
Louis Norfleet
Misa Lillian
Alta
Houstonia
Hean Geo
de. Harwood
Higginsville
J. BR. Plattenburg
Herman Wabl
R. P. Harwood
Ollive Martin
Elia Stolte
Willie Harwood
J. T. McGee
Missea Minnie
Susie
Harvey Vaughn
Marjorie
Mise Elizabeth Vaughn
Frank Evans
Wellington and Vicinity
W. W. Corse
George Wornix
Napoleon
James L. Rice
A. T. Mahoney
H. F. Blackwell
James L. Kinkead
W. B. Emison
George Bates
Buj A
Thos
F. Lockhart
Severn
W. J. Carpanjay
W. Bright
Bothe
Waterloo
Seales
J. H. Bedford
H. F Smith
Labor Exchange Association No. 305
Awitoch
Missouri Pacific Railway
R. A. Hickling
Waverly
H. H. Mowry
LD. Jones
Marshall Waiter
Too. Williams
Wm. Appleguile
R.L. Webb
Friends
Nevada
R.L. Crear
Loretta
Aldridge Qorder
E M. Egiohart
Thoir Son
Chillicothe
T. R. Landrom
Wigeman
Lewvoneworth
Frances Olwer
Maize Bend
Misues Ouida
Margaret Davia
Mionie Zoysing
Margaret, Norvell
Mary Barr
Lois Walton
Mesara
Royal Brown
George Norvell
Will Seruel
Will Webb Davis
Edd Jordon
Thornton Gordon
Bowman Zoysing
Lester Slusher
Morrisons
Wentworth Bank
Mr. Olney
Dover Items
Bob Montague
Webb Cole
Beck
J. G. Langan
Howstoins
B. Plutest
Van
Leo Wolleoman
Sedalia
Belle Jones
W. F. Liese
Concordia
Guss Wolpers
Loomis Book Store
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