Candid talk at court house on governor and railroad posts
At the court house in Thurglay night candidates Henry Stapel of Rock Port for governor John Knott of Hannibal for railroad and warehouse commissioner and A J Simmons of Clarence for lieutenant governor spoke amid a crowd drawn by hot weather moving pie shows and a late ad hoc start Judge Walker introduced speakers with Stapel praised by J W McCleery while Knott and Simmons outlined views on prohibition the lieutenant governor post and railroad issues. local notices and community updates followed including trains, visits, epidemics of weather and revival plans.
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Court House Thurglay
Henry Fr. Stapel
Rock Port
John Knott
Hannibal
A. J. Simme
Clarence
Llevant
Kénee
Marall
Tr. A. Walker
J. W. McCléery
House of Representes
Stapel
McCleery
Aman
Simmons
Senate
Knott
Walker
Social notes of travelers and visitors
Miss Mary Hoge left Thursday evening for a trip to Kansas City and Leavenworth. Mrs. J. Cowle, visiting in Slater, returned home Thursday evening. Willa Bear went to Tipton yesterday to visit relatives for a few days. Eugenia Ardinger returned yesterday from Louisiana Mo. Afle Marquis came home Thursday from Brownwood Texas. Mr. and Mrs. B. O. Cranston and son Robert of Monroe City arrived Thursday to visit Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Allen. Hattie Gordon returned Thursday from a visit to Mt. Beott. EB C Gordon Jr. accompanied her home for a visit. Mrs. J. B. Potts and Mrs. J. Q. Conway left yesterday for an extended trip to Colorado and the West. Misses Josephine Lippencott and Downey of Philadelphia are visiting Miss Jean Brightwell who left yesterday for Colorado with them to Kavese Oly.
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Willa Bear
Tipton
Eugenia Ardinger
Louisiana
Afle Marquis
Brownwood
Texas
Cranston and Son
Robert
Monroe City
A. W. Allen
Hattie Gordon
Mt. Beott
Eb, C. Gordon Jr
Mra. J
James Coalet
Little B. Feagade
Misa Annabel
Lil
Warren
J. A. Alilsom
Ochshiren
Otterville
Milas Carrie Hoener
Slater
Will Mapess
Otteeville
Wiverly Tieaday
Hugh White
Martha
Misa Hazel Carlyle
Kan
Bessie Eppes
Josephine Ryan
Leonard
Marguerite Landrum
Jessie
Dona van Meter
Odessa Tuteday
Larkin
Beula Larkin
Wellington
Marshall
Mt Leonard
Clinton Lustin
Kansas City
L. C. Crucker
Mra. M. I. Golliday
Holden
Anni Dowden
W,.c. T. A. Institute
Baptist Church
Ladies of the Cemetery Association
Elisabeth Corder
Smith Mc
Herman Peters
Clarence Corder
Corder
W. Ft
Malta Bend
Hagenbeck and Wallace Circus to Visit City in August
Fred Wagner of Hagenbeck and Wallace announces the combined show will tour the city in August. The big circus is advertised as a major attraction expected to draw large crowds, with Lexington residents eager for a new circus experience after years without one. The Hagenbeck and Wallace troupe is billed as among the largest traveling circuses and a guaranteed standout event.
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Fred Wagner
Lexington
Village hayride ends with fruit basket at stop near Lovers Lane
A group of youths resumed a hayride on Wednesday evening after a Monday setback. They traveled through countryside amid meadows and wheatfields, singing joyfully. A farmhouse on Lovers Lane was awakened when the party stopped to share a large fruit basket before returning to town at 1:00.
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Lovers Lane
Waverly Notes Births Visits and Local News
Waverly notes report a July 1 birth to Mr. and Mrs. James Coalet, with other items noting visits by Mrs. Little B. Feagade and Miss Annabel, trips to Otterville, and relatives in Slater, Wellington, and Marshall. The piece mentions W. T. A. Institute, cemetery fundraiser, and a child’s arm injury from a swing. multiple residents are listed visiting, returning, or traveling between Kansas City, Od essa, St. Louis, and Belton.
Wandering band of highwaymen threaten peaceful town game
A rough bunch from around Kansas City rode into the town on Thursday with violent intent but were met by a posse of Elks. After a tense contest a baseball game saw Brockman strike out 17 and Meyer provide key plays as the Elks defeated the Bentons. Major B A Hickman umpired and kept order amid the fierce play and errors on both sides.
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Kansas City
Markle
Elks
Igttons
Campbell
Myers
Brockman
Meyer
Pete Kinkead
Ind
Maj. B.A. Hickman
Death of Mrs Tracy Weible in city home
Mrs Tracy Weible died Wednesday at 5 pm at the home of her daughter Mrs Eli King on 2ird street of a complication of diseases. She was 9 years old and born in Germany in 1639. Survived by four children Henry Jefferson City Louis Mrs Eli King and Mrs Jessie Jacques. Funeral from Mrs King’s home yesterday at 9 o'clock conducted by Rev R B Briney. Burial in Machpelah.
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Eli King
Tracy Weible
Myre. Weible
Germany
Henry
Jefferson City
Louis
Jessie Jacques
R. B. Briney
Machpelah
Visitors and travels among Marshall residents
Miss Nadine and Norma Steele and Miss Gladys Winn visited Marshall for a few days. Mra E. W. Flournoy returned from Sedalia. Mrs GB,H. Campbell spent a few days in Anderson. Heary Keller returned from Warsaw after visiting his son Ira. M. Ladeson and Beery Chiles went to Kansas City for short visits. Verna and Maurine Kinkead visited friends in Kansas City. Rev. A B Rogere returned from a business trip. Mr and Mrs Walker Dotson of Los Angeles are visiting local friends.
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Nadine
Norma Steele
Marshall
Gladys Winn
Mra E. W. Flournoy
Sedalia
John Wigtenberg
Kansas City
Alexander Graves
Beery Chiles
G. Russell
Leavenworth
Verna
Maurine Kinkead
A.B. Rogere
Mra. Walker Dotson
Los Angeles
Cal
Visiting relatives and local social notes in Staunton city
Mrs. Julia Rice Lushbaugh and her nephew Master William Rice of Staunton Washington visit relatives Mrs. N B Payne and Mrs M L Chandler in the city Miss Gussie Georges who had been staying with Miss Annie Stalling returns to Kansas City Ida Stalling accompanies her home for a visit Mrs T A Walker visits Higginsville today Mrs A T Catron Lawton Okla and Mrs E R Metcalf Blackburn Mo arrive for a visit with D P Groves family Mr and Mrs Paul Rankin depart Thorning for Eldorado Springs.
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Julia Rice Lushbaugh
Wm. Rice
Staunton, Wa
N.B. Payne
M. L. Chandler
A. T. Catron
Lawton, Okla
Mis. E.R. Metcalf
Blackburn, Mo
D. P. Groves
Senator Stone Campaign Opens in Marshall amid Cheers
A large crowd welcomed Senator William J. Stone as he launched his bid for re election to the U S Senate in Marshall. Special trains from Jefferson City Mexico Boonville and Lexington brought hundreds. attendance estimated around 3 500 amid bands and picnic style crowds. Stone spoke for a time and left exhausted after a warm day of politicking and public reception.
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Wm. J. Stone
United States Senate
Marshall
Misadori Pacific
Chicago and Alton
Jefferson City
Mexico
Boonville
Lexington
Senator Stone
Bunceton
Marehall
Stone
Ming Hotel
Alf Rector
D. C. Gore
Local residents voyage to nearby cities this week
L B Bullard heads west to Karsis City on business Thursday morning. Miss Elizabeth Scheuble leaves for St Louis Wednesday. Mrs Frances Saunders goes to Kansas City Thursday to visit her sister Mrs W A Brannoth for several days. Mrs B R Ireland and family return from Kansas City Wednesday. Misses Annie Chamberlain Mary Henry and Nancy Chamberlain depart Thursday for Eureka Springs Arkansas. Mrs Hyland Todhunter and daughter Katharine leave Wednesday for Excelsior Springs. Mrs Richard Field visits relatives in Kansas City Wednesday. Miss Rose OMalley goes to Kansas City Thursday. Mrs Geo B Gordon travels to Higginsville Thursday. Julia Klen returns home to De Soto Missouri Thursday. A group of gentlemen, including Dr J J Fulkerson C L Glasscock G B Gordon Clyde Wright and W S Waddell, travel to Marshall Thursday for the Stone meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonn Smith
Stelfoms
Mary
Anole
Ethel Bailey
Ria Saunders
Steve
Maisie Dean
Ellen Gorder
Corder
Larkin
Denver
Pannie Coates of
Marshall
Res. W
Annie Chamberlain
Mary Henry
Nancy Chamberlain Leff
Eureka Spring
Ark
Hyland Todhunter
Katharine
Excelsior Springs
Richard Field
Kansas City
Rose O'Malley
J. J. Fulkerson
C.L. Glasscock
G. B. Gordon
Clyde Wright
W. 8. Waddell
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J. Simmons
John R. Knott
Knott Rail
Maj
B.A. Hickman
Kansas
E. M. Taubman
V. A. EB. Rogera
Tucker
W. Wright
Crawtori
Green
Ebi City
Eutenant
M. L. Wood
U.S
Mise Marie
Vera May Campbell
Mire
W. H. Dobson
Leslee
Nelson
Mayview Notes
Ike Noyes
Higginsville
Alfred Fould
Col. Buchanan
South Washington
Mable Crawford
Oklahoma
Dave Pfi¢gar
Babe Blucher
Proctor
Clark Than
Georgia Green
Blackburn
Martehall
Intelligencer
Monroe
King
Bank
Blithesville
Judge Young
Maxay
Des Moines
Iowa
Ladies Society of the Christian Church
Nolte Building
Mary J. Withers
T. M. Chinn
Weed Marshall
Wm. Jenning
Geo
Tyler
A. Haseltine
Hamlin
Conpres
Mary Hoge
J. ©. Cowle
Waverly
T. M. Cobb
Belton
J. M. Poage
Lillian
Blanche
Janie Wulkerton
St Louis
Helen
Pearl Fulkerson
Oak Grove
B. W. Westendorf
St. Ketan
The
Heary Keller
Warsaw
Ira
M. Ladeson
Harry Reeder
Leverette Jones
Higgineville
Miss Burn Hackley
Wm. Wilson
Mokene
Minx Hackley
Gilbert Kleinschmidt
Kassas City
Jons
Shaiburn
Bucher
CG. W. Jackson
Higginsrileenent
BE. S. Armbruster
Lawrence
Odessa
W. B. Lapbeck
Milla Bend
George Burto
Logue Lediest
Mokame
Rd Hackley
Floyd Flaber
Kanana City
Mize
Alvin Kleinschmidt
St. Louis
Ed Hackley
C and A
Baod
Tifony Doak
Eilen Hughes
Janie Hotwan
Warrensburg
Lucile Martin
Page City
Chas, Ervin of
RK. E. Miller
Tiffany Doak
Laura Beard
RL. Gaines
Biggineville
Ham
Bernice
J.S. Miller
Gussie Georges
Annie Stalling
Miay Ida Stalling
T. A. Walker
Mel
Paul Rankin
Thorning
Eldorado Springs
Sen. Stone
L. B. Bullard
Karsis City
Wizabeth Scheuble
Mra
Frances Saunders
W. A. Brannoth
B. R. Ireland
Mis. A.J. Chalkley
Helen Frasier
Aldyth Rogers
Geo. B. Gordon
Julia Klen
de Soto
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