Prominent Citizen Dead Judge Weedin Dies in Lafayette
Judge B D Weedin died Friday morning at 11 o'clock at his home 1605 Franklin street after several weeks illness. He was born September 24 1831 in Glasgow Kentucky and served as county surveyor and judge. A veteran of the Civil War, he married Martha A Lankford in 1853 and had three children Kirby C William B and Katie. He was active in Cumberland Presbyterian church Masonic lodge and died after a long public career in Lafayette County. Funeral was at his home with burial in Danville Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. D. Weedin
Franklin Street
Judge Weedin
Glasgow
Kentucky
Central College
Danville
Lafayette County
Tie
Ruffner
Prairie Grove
Little Rock
Augst
Wei
Martha A. Lankford
Daniel Lankford
Cumberland, Presbyterian Church
Visitors Return and Arrive for Brief Kansas City Visit
Mrs. Bert Taubman has returned home from Kansas City after a visit. Mrs. J. B. Burnley and Miss Mildred Bullard of Buckner arrived for a visit with relatives. Capt. Frank Thornton traveled to Kansas City for a few days. William Steele went to Kansas City for a short visit. Henry Klee of Memphis, who has been visiting relatives in the city, left for Kansas City today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Taubman
Kansas City
J. B. Burnley
Mildred Bullard
Buckner
Frank Thornton
William Steele
Kansas
Henry Klee
Memphis
Peak Taubman Case Reversed by Missouri Supreme Court
The Missouri Supreme Court on Saturday reversed the Peak Taubman case, remanding it from the Circuit Court of this county. The matter originated from a December 1908 term trial that ended with a verdict for the defendant. The plaintiff pursued further results as noted, and a second trial is expected next October.
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Peak-Taubman
Supreme Court of Missouri
Peak- Taubman
Car Crash on Trish Town Hill Injures Five Persons
Sunday evening John Fleuret with Mr and Mrs Mike Sives and Mr and Mrs Henry Geney drove fast up Trish Town Hill. Their car left the road and wrecked in the ditch. Sives suffered a dislocated shoulder. others were badly bruised and cut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Fleuret
Mike Sives
Henry Geney
Trish Town Hill
Ale
Sives
Death of Wm. Enhoff at Western Coal & Mining Company
William Enhoff, a worker for the Western Coal & Mining Company, died Sunday evening from lockjaw after an injury to a finger sustained in a fight with a Black man. The notice also points readers to the Wilson-Fredendall Dry Goods Company store advertisement on page four, encouraging careful perusal of its items.
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William Enhoff
The
Western Coal & Mining Company
Wilson-Fredendall Dry Goods Company
Tobacco stems for sale by the hundred pounds
Farmers may purchase tobacco stems at 1.00 per hundred pounds from Hinesley's Cigar Factory on Ninth Street. The stems are pitched for hen nests, around fruit trees, sheds, or vermin control. Also notes visitors from Corder and Odessa attended the Eastern Star Lodge instruction on Friday night listing many attendees.
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Corder
Odessa
Lodge of Instruction of the
Hastern Star
Mia Slusher
Ella Carthrae
Addie Hitt
Mary Edwards
Viola Moore
Rovella Reynolds
Cemorah Corder
Lucille Reynolds
Edna Carthrae
Edna Dean
Wm. Wilson
Mary van Meter
Bess Price
Bettie Groves
R. T
Emmetts Visit Relatives After Sedalia Trip
Mrs. William Murphy and her children Margaret and Martin Emmett arrived Saturday evening from Sedalia for a visit with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Murphy
Margaret
Martin Emmett
Sedalia
Local residents visit relatives and travel in and around Higginsville
A flurry of short visits and trips highlights the week. Mr and Mrs Walter Lieser and Mrs K P Kramer spent time in Higginsville and Alma. Miss Zella VanMeter visits Myrtle Mendenhall, and Miss Nadine Jones returns home from Higginsville. Several families, including the Browns and Wards, are noted in Higginsville and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Lieser
Trackburn
Zella VanMeter
Alma
Myrtle Mendenhall
Nadine Jones
Higginsville
Lizzie Bune
Mackbourn
K. P. Kramer
Jack Frorking
Tiggineville
John Smith
Coisemann
Hannerman
James Kidd
Bligginsville
Lucy Dowden
Blackburn
Pihel Prosser
Maud Duggins
Daisy Weigh
Ailcent
Myrtle Ross
Ant
Terman Rogge
John Biesemeyer
Delia Lieser
Mogirs
Ed Liewer
Fred. Schlieperkoetter
John Zuntmeyer
Ed Pieth
Higgins Ville
Prehistoric Relics Display at Missouri Historical Society
The Missouri Hist orical Society founded 1866 now houses a half million dollar fireproof Jefferson Memorial building on the Louisiana Purchase Exposition site in St Louis. It invites correspondence from collectors to contribute Indian relics for a growing museum collection open daily 10 am to 6 pm with free admission.
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Missouri
Missouri Uistorian Society
Jefferson Mermoral
St. Louis
Archaeological Museum
Department of Archaeology
Missouri Historical Society
Jefferson Memorial
Eggleston Returns From Winchester Interment Tragedy
John H. Eggleston arrived home after accompanying his sister Miss Emma Fegleston’s body for burial. He was on the Missouri Pacific train wreck near Herman yesterday, sustaining bruises and shock. The engineer died and about forty passengers were injured.
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John H. Eggleston
Winchester
Emma F. Fegleston
Mr. Eggleston
Missouri Pacific
Herman
Local notes: travels and visits around town
C R Field left Friday evening for Cripple Creek Colorado for a visit. A Keith who has been in Warrensburg on business returned home Friday evening. Mrs Chester Taylor of Kansas City arrived Tuesday evening for a visit here with relatives.
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C. R. Field
Cripple Creek
Colo
A. Keith
Warrensburg
Chester Taylor
Kansas City
Sharp Cut at Old Town Skirmish Leads to Arrest
A Tuesday night fight in Old Town left Murtzel Tlunter colored with a severe facial and side cut by Jim Verden white. Police arrived and soon had Verden under arrest.
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Old Town
Murtzel Tlunter
Jim Verden
Verden
Wentworth Receives Secretary of War Honor for Military Dept
The academy was commended by the Secretary of War for its military department’s work, a distinction shared by only a Missouri military school and a few private schools without state aid. A card from Iran Henry Sinaner confirms safe arrival in Karlsruhe Baden Germany and indicates his return to the United States is possible. He notes that Wi Palmer and Chas Lyons passed through town two days prior.
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Secretary of War
Missouri
Henry Sinaner
Karlsruhe-Baden
Germany
Palmer
Chas
Lyons
Mrs Wright and children return from St. Louis visit
Mrs C Wright and two children came home Tuesday evening after visiting in St Louis. Mrs E Stalling and two children Minnie and Fred from Kansas City arrived yesterday to visit relatives in the area.
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E. Stalling
Miss Minnie
Fred
Kansty City
Notice to Poll Tax Payers July 7 in Lexington District
Notice to poll tax payers for 30 days starting July 7. Justice of the Peace Clyde Wright will receive poll tax for 1913. Men 21 to 60 pay $2.00. over 60 pay $0.50. Mail checks marked Poll Tax. receipts mailed. Office hours 9 am to 5 pm, Saturdays closed, pay days open until 9 pm.
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Justice of the Peace
Clyde Wright
Lexington Special Road
County Court Grants Saloon Licenses Monday
Monday the county court granted the following saloon licenses Lexington W E Gavin John G Glish Ira Hayden Shinn & Ruby McIntyre & Mitchell August Anderson W H Veach Wm Palmer Gustav Haerle (4) Wellington J TI Gensman Alex Denton Wm QI Carter Concordia Henry Kreienkamp H A Angelback H C Angelback Alma W J ette
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Lexington
W. E. Gavin
John G. Glish
Ira Hayden
Shinn & Ruby
McIntyre & Mitchell
August Anderson
W. H. Veach
Wm. Palmer
Gustav Haerle
Wellington
Gensman
Alex. Denton
Wm. QI
Carter
Concordia
Henry Kreienkamp
H. A. Angelback
H. C.,angelback
Alma
W. J. Ette
James L. Rice Visits Kansas City On Saturday
James L. Rice traveled to Kansas City on Saturday to conduct business for the day.
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James L. Rice
Kansas City
Local Lexington merchants expand hardware stock venture
Carlyle Walkwee and Col. Sune tel Drysdals have bought the hardware stock af Clarge Sehane. The inventory has been completed and everything put in order to facilitate the die patch of business. Both gentlemen are well known in and about Lexington where they have conducted business before and enjoy public confidence. Miss Florence Keller and Miss Martha Legg left Wednesday for a trip through Kansas and Colorado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlyle Walkwee
Col. Sunetel Drysdals
Af Clarge Sehane
Lexington
Florence Keller
Martha Legg
Kansas
Colorado
Also Mentioned on This Page
B.D. Weedin
Leonard Miller
Opal Thompson
N, 12Th Street
C. M. Davenport
Miller
J. D. Thompson
Morris’ Bakery
Mrs. Miller
Mr. Miller
Wm. Enhoff
Hinesley’s Cigar Factory
Ninth Street
Corder News
Hugh Williams
Sallie Greer
R. Sebastian
Fred Morgan
Mas. J. W. Greer
Gilbert
Belle Nixon
Wentworth
C. W. Wilcoxon
Mr. Good Dresser
Finn
Hart, Schaffner & Marx
Norfolk
McDaneld & Wiley Clothing CO
Hart, Schaffner & Marx Clothing
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