Death of John Andrew Graham in Lexington
John Andrew Graham died at his home on Pirhland avenue and Main streets after a long illness. A prominent Lexington tinsmith and businessman, he helped build the city and was a devout Methodist. Survived by son C. Graham of Austin and daughter Mrs. J. P. Haum of Lexington. funeral held at the Methodist church with large attendance.
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John Andrew Graham
Pirhland Avenue
Main Streets
Old Awe
Lexington
Graham
Scotland
Enéral
Ruselviile
Kentucky
Red Old Town
Unr
Bogus
He Gratz Brothers
Union Wea
Lucinda Elizabeth Hale
Street Hale
James Hale
Ida. Graham
Grapom
Methodist Episcopal Church
Tert C. Graham
Austin
Texas
John P. Haum
Methodist Church
T.M Cobb
C. Man
Afternoon Tea at Main Street Social Highlight
Mrs Leroy Parmer hosted a large elegant afternoon tea from 3 to 5 at her Main Street home. Invitations invited guests to a warmly decorated parlor with pink and pompon motifs and festive decorations.
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Leroy Parmer
Main Street
Grace Goodloe Wins Gold Watch in Intelligencer Piano Contest
Grace Goodloe won the gold watch for turning in the most votes in the Intelligencer piano contest during previews. Elisabeth Graves led overall but Grace gained strong support from friends and relatives. Several entrants including Ellen Martin and Blanche Bardet expect to perform well as voting incentives promise large vote bonuses for subscriptions and new votes in the coming week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Honor Goodloe
Kilxabeth Graves
Miss Graves
Alas Goodloe
Elen Martin
Mirginusville
Blanche Bardet
Wellingum, Ly
Whia
Lexington Gas and Electric elects board for year
Stockholders at the annual meeting reelected the existing board of directors for the coming year. The directors are Chas Reynolds of Middletown Connecticut, W Pratt of New York, J G Crenshaw, Walter B Waddell, Harry Taubman, and Joba Chamberlain.
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Lexington Gas and Electric Company
Inheir Aunual
Bord
Chas. Reynolds
Middletown
Morrison Wentworth Bank Directors Elected
At the Morrison Wentworth bank annual stockholders meeting Wednesday the following directors were elected Geo Catron Ford T Bates J Andrew Rufus Young Frederick Morath J Young Richard Field AH E Mark F BR Howe The slate includes notable local figures and indicates ongoing governance for the institution.
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Morrison-Wentworth Bank
Geo. Catron
Ford T. Bates
J. Andrew
Rufus Young
Frederick Morath
J. &. Young
Richard Field
AH. E. Mark
F. BR. Howe
A V Robinson Dead In Texas
Miss Mary Ball received a telegram stating A V Robinson died Thursday morning in Waco Texas. No particulars are known. The body will be brought here for burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ball
A. V. Robinson
Waco
Texas
Christian Science Lecture By Prof Hering At Opera House
Concord scholar Prof Hermano S Hering C S B of Concord New Hampshire will deliver a free admission lecture on Christian Science at the opera house Monday January 18 the public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hermano S. Hering
C.S. B
Concord
N.H
Opera House
Residents spend days in Kansas City on various errands
A flurry of visits and short trips mark the week with many residents in Kansas City or nearby towns. Names cited include Cc E Yingling KE H Tree Miss Nannie Chinn Julius Winkler Mrs R L Hughes Miss May Peak Alice Peak Clem Tyree J M Poage Marve Grate Miss Skinner Mrs Barton and others visiting relatives or attending brief stays and local events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cc. E. Yingling
Kansas City
KE. H. Tree
Nannie Chinn
Julius Winkler
R. L. Hughes
Uigginaville
Frank Harrison
Misses May
Alice Peak
Independence
Marve Grate
Jonn Skinner
William Barton
M Vinit
Walter
Waddell
Henry Holdher
Plorence
Ranans City
Joe Frol
Mies Rebla Fin Raon
Ard
Hebecca
Frederick Evané
The Girl from Bagdad at Lexington Opera House
The Lexington Elks staged The Girl from Bagdad directed by Mr and Mrs J A Darnaby. The remodeled comedy is a lively mix of burlesque and romance with Miss Winifred Winn as Princess Serena and Warren Vivian as Dick Sutton delivering strong stage presence. The cast includes Dr B T Payne and Miss Ann Burden among others, with notable scenes between Miss Winn and Oscar Westerman and a well received German scenes.
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Ington
Misa Ghuiys Winn
Princesa Serena
Bagdad
Oscar Westerman
Hetel Bell Boy
Mise Winn
Brg
Ap Milaine
Lexington
Met
Chili
Hodd
Warren Vivian
Dick Sutton
Winifred Winn
Dr. BT. Payne
Claude Johnson
Count All
Fr. Sellers
Annne Burden
Honolulu
Adam Ben Grouch
George Kerdolff
Cysino Skiffleovitch
JR. Sydnor
Sydnor
Marcia Sellars
Gladys
Westerman
Wandering Mules and Mild Town News From Higginsville
Mr Canterberry of Higginsville loses a mule team hit by a westbound O and A train near Geo Poyliss, drawn by Geo Nelee with back injuries. Oscar Viller moved stock to Kansas City. A crowd enjoyed skating at Joe Wilein’s last Thursday night. Park McAllister visited from Town. Gordon Graham shifts from rabbits to crows with little change in results. Joe Herr sick with a cold. Nellie Dobson of Hirvinaville returned after a visit with Mrs J E Jones. August Hellbrink finished a free house for summer. Mayes the millman from Bigginsville was here Wednesday. Mrs Babe Bucher of Odes spent Wednesday with her parents. Cold weather aids coal men but hurts the poor. Farmers lament sheds and wood. Rabbits are a local joke as winter comes with fresh snow and gun sports chase rabbits.
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Milton Bester
Higginsville
Charles Seetloth
Harrison Cravens
Mexico
Miry
Gear Cravens CL. Wilson
Kansas
Oscar Green Priday
James Humphrey, Jr
Jodle Hackley
Higineville
McGeorge
Misa Sara Setley
Joe Wilein
Park McAllister
Mr. and
Mys
Jack McAllister
Gordon Graham
Joe Herr
Nellie Dobson
Hirvinaville
J. E. Jones
Hellbrink
Mr. Mayes
Bigginsville
Babe Bucher
Odes Apem
Mere
Jerry Proctor
Savings Bank Elects Board and Officials
At the annual meeting the savings bank reelected the existing board for another year. The board then reappointed the same officers with John Bowman replacing William L. Groves as assistant bookkeeper. A four percent regular semi annual dividend was declared and $1,600 added to the permanent surplus fund.
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Lexington Savings Bank
Wennesday
John Bowman
Wm. L. Groves
Dancing Class Begins Evening In Academy Hall
Mica Gilkeson starts a dancing class at 7 p m Saturday January 16 in the academy dance hall. At 9 p m the same evening she will give an informal dance. Those joining are asked to meet her that evening.
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Mica Gilkeson
Academy
Fis
Albert Walk Dies After Six Years in City Service
Albert Walk of Lexington dies Saturday night at his home in Gulleye after a prolonged illness. A respected officer, he served six years in city roles including paligeman and city marshal, helping curb gambling and enforce Sunday closing. Survived by his widow, daughter Alma, mother Mrs Christina Walk, five brothers and a sister, with funeral at the Baptist church officiated by Rev. R T Manstred.
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Albert Wallet
Gulleye Atveer
Albert Walk
Lexington
Adam Walk
Christina Walk
Jaanuary
Mise Jdsié Elenniken
Alma
Onlee
Walkway
Hili
Walte
Lexington Lodge
Christing Walk
Chris
Adam
Jacob
John
William
Pueblo
Colorado
Emmaarnett
Greeley
So'clock
R.T. Manstred Ofielate
Machpelah
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Puede
Wikinny Darton
Oyey
Z. Hf. Lehman
St. Lowi
Howes Corplei
Charley Knipmeyer
Manskas City
Corder
Vies
D. Bowman
Corder Journal
Wm Cobb
J. F. Kleinschmidt
L. Armbruster
John Wilson
George Wilson
Naomi
L. Haygood
Page City
Margarita Corder
Stephens Baptist College of Columbia
Tiffany Doak
Wm. Doak
Junie Holman
W. T. Holman
Odessa
A. Wilson
Sioux City
Iowa
Pollard
Roth-Homeyer Coffee Company
Squires Sturned
Houstonia
Heling
Blackburn
Sarah Caney
Kibb
Cod
Winfrey
Deloar
Alinton
C. Cowles
Vowies
Parmer
Intelligencer
Fleet Directors
Morrison
Wentworth Directors
Christian Science
Clem Tyree
Misscouri
Mrs. J. M. Poage
Nevada
Lexington Elks
Mary Berrie
Lota Frasier
Gene Ardinger
Frances Bowman
Nellie Price
Rachel Andreen
Ivy Shelton
Mars Young
Marguerite Gates
Mayme Johnson
Hess Jolimaon
Matt Kinkead
Pauline Sellers
Margaret Clayton
Will Cobb
Hulees Bates
J.A. Brimes
Watter Beeker
Huy Patterson
Milt Broummenad
Mayview Mites
Oscar Viller
Soligy
Savings Bank
Frank Hoefer
Horace
John £. Barden
Kanas City
Mildred Martin
Mary Glasscock
D. T. Bogie
Sedalia
Missouri State Battlers Association
Ruby Tilsey
George Trail
Marshall
Wim. Reddings
Mary A. Brooke
Longwood
Oklahoma
A. V. Small
Kansasity
Aaton Stalin
Priddy
Jasuary
Grand Goleman
Bassica
Oliver Wilcoxon
Kanawe City
Casper Gruber
Kanes City
N. M. Houx
W. 4
Chiles
Tueday
Jefferson City
KM. Taubman
Maj
B.A. Hickman
Kan- City
H. A. Hickilo
Stone County
D. Russell
Ernest
Implement Asociation
Willian
John Walk
Puello
Sherwood P. Malleman
Sherwood
la Belle
Mra. Hutchewan
Mra
Kate Wishop
Frank Davis
G. W. Fates
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