Athletics Make It Ten Hale Hurles Athletics to 4 to 0 Victory
Athletics beat Seufert Bros 4 to 0 at Athletic Park to extend their winning streak. Hale allowed six hits while Close gave up five. Stevens and Mason doubled and singled, Wells and Slusher stole bases, with Bratcher and Johnson contributing timely hits as the Athletics score four runs in the fourth and seventh innings. Umpires Abel and Bryant.
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Athletics
Athletic Park
Seufert Bros
Kansas City
Stevens
Mason
Shinn
Hale
Wells
Slusher
Howe
Miller
Close
Bratcher
Slasher
Johnson
Carson
Baty
Connor
Abel
Bryant
Dr John Aull Commissioned as First Lieutenant
Dr John Aull son of Mr and Mrs William Aull Sr of this city has received a commission as first lieutenant in the Officers Reserve Corps Medical Department. He will be assigned to X Ray work and will receive training in Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Aull
William Aull
Officers Reserve Corps
Medical Department
Aull
Kansas City
New Ferry Boat Secured for Friday Arrival
Capt Tilton Davis reports he has secured a new ferry boat after searching upriver for a replacement for the recently burned craft and expects to bring it to the river on Friday.
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Tilton Davis
Miss Rose Riley Returns to German Hospital Studies
Miss Rose Riley, after two weeks with home folks, returned Sunday evening to resume her studies at the German hospital.
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Rose Riley
Sells Floto Circus to Parade Through Lexington
On Thursday August 2 the Sells Floto Circus arrives in Lexington for a one day engagement. The 1910 style show doubles in size with a tent seating ten thousand, two stages, three rings and aerial devices. Zora the famed elephant trainer and her herd perform alongside over one hundred acrobats, lions, trapeze artists, and forty clowns. The parade runs at 10 30 am, two miles long, with five hands and five calliopes.
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Sells-Floto Circus
Lexington
Zora
Cemetery Improvement Plans Adopted by Association
Cemetery directors met and approved plans to improve grounds this year. They adopted by laws and rules last meeting. Plans include buying the old ice house to convert into a chapel, macadamizing the main road, improving the fence, and erecting an ornamental gate at the main entrance.
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Cemetery Association
Circus Poster Arrival Promises Lexington Show
Advertising car of the Sells-Floto circus arrived Friday morning to decorate the country with circus posters. The circus will exhibit in Lexington on August 2.
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Sells-Floto Circus
Lexington
Miss Mary McNeel Returns Home After Visit
Miss Mary McNeel returns Wednesday to her home in Odessa after visiting friends here. Miss Theresa Wilson and Miss Louise McDonald accompany her home for a visit.
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Mary McNeel
Odessa
Theresa Wilson
Louise McDonald
Death of Miss Mary Henry at 1504 South Street
Miss Mary Henry died at her home 1504 South Street Sunday morning at 10 o'clock after long illness. Born July 2, 1875 in Lexington she resided here most of her life and was active in the Presbyterian church. Survived by her brother John Chamberlain. Funeral held Monday at 4 PM at the family residence with Rev. Robt. L. Cowan conducting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Mary Henry
Mary Henry
South Street
Miss Henry
Presbyterian Church
Lexington
John Chamberlain
Robt. L. Cowan
Death of John Dominick in Straton Colorado
John Dominick a former resident died Friday July 13 at his home in Straton Colorado from complications of diseases. Born in Italy November 19 1855 he was 62. He came to America 35 years ago. Survived by his wife and one sister. Body arrived in Lexington Sunday evening and funeral held Monday at 2 PM at Mike Conners home on Broadway conducted by Rev J C Bierbaum.
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John Dominick
Straton
Colorado
Dominick
Italy
America
Lexington
Mike Conners
Broadway
J. C. Bierbaum
Death of Jake Stephenson at Independence sanatorium
Jake Stephenson, taken to the Independence sanitarium on Monday July 2, died there Thursday evening at 7:00 due to complications of diseases. Born near Odessa in Lafayette County about 55 years ago he is survived by his wife his mother three children and four brothers. The body was brought to Lexington Friday morning and taken to the home three miles south of Lexington.
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Jake Stephenson
Independence Sanitarium
Mr. Stephenson
Lafayette County
Odessa
Lexington
Death of W H Powell of Higginsville at Kansas City station
W H Powell aged 76 died at Union Station in Kansas City while waiting for a train home. A lifelong Lafayette county resident for 37 years, he was born in Kentucky and served in the Union Army during the Civil War. Survivors include brothers C B Powell and H C Powell of Higginsville and sister Miss Amanda Powell of Frankford Kentucky.
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W. H. Powell
Higginsville
Union Station
Kansas City
Mr. Powell
Lafayette County
Kentucky
Missouri
Saline County
C. B
H. C. Powell
Amanda Powell
Frankford
Miss Ethel Leiter Visits Kansas City Wednesday
Miss Ethel Leiter traveled to Kansas City on Wednesday for a visit.
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Ethel May Leiter
Kansas City
Dover Items Highlight Local Visits and Movements
A collection of short notes records residents visiting or passing through nearby towns. Names include Paul Vandiver and Al Toryman from Higginsville, Edmond Vaughan from Lexington, and families such as the Redds and Dysarts, with trips to Kansas City, Waverly, and Campbellsville noted. Several social calls occur over a week including visits by Miss Pinkie Plattenburg and Miss Sallie Chrisman.
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Pinkie Plattenburg
Higginsville
Lloyd Fox
Lexington
Martin Phillips
Joe
Kansas City
J. M. Redd
Janie
H. T. Redd
Dorothy
Sallie Chrisman
Marshall
James Dinwiddie
M. Wood
Florence Scott
Charles Dysart
Blanch Turman
Eugenia Cherry
J. M. Dysart
Corrine
Forest Santmeyer
George Zeysing
Waverly
Dean Dysart
John Wahl
John Davis
Margaret
R. P. Cherry
James Cather
Byron Epps
Fort Sheridan
John Epps
Elmer Smith
John Smith
Hattie Lindsay
Cammpbellsville
Circus Seeks Reserved Seats Downtown for One Day
Sells Floto Circus announces a downtown engagement with a box office and a special representative. Reserved seats will be sold all day at Westerman Barnett Drug Store from 9 to 5 on circus day at the same prices as the grounds ticket wagon.
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Westerman & Barnett
Juvenile Thief Bound for August Criminal Court
Robert Fausa aged 14, recently arrested for breaking into several dwellings on Franklin avenue, appeared in Justice Wright's court yesterday and was bound over to the August term of the criminal court.
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Robert Fausa
Franklin Avenue
Farris Returns Home After Visit With Pettit Family
Chas E Farris came back yesterday to her Marshall home after a several day visit with the family of C A Pettit here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. E. Farris
Marshall
C. A. Pettit
City Beautiful Lecture by Expert Landscape Gardener
A free illustrated lecture on city beautification will be held July 21 at 3 p m at the Opera House. Sponsored by the Woman's Club with Missouri Federation of Clubs endorsement, the event features a renowned landscape gardener from Stark Bros. Lectures will include colored slides of Missouri and other states, showing proper and improper planting techniques. A silver offering will cover lighting. the club provides the venue.
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Woman’s Club of
Our City
Missouri Federation of “Women’s Clubs
Opera House
United States
Missouri
Stark Bro
Landscape Architects
Louisiana
Missouri Federation of Clubs
Ing
Felix Young
T. Ryland
Lexington Boys Among 240 Appointed Marines
The Navy Department released a list of 240 new Second Lieutenants in the Marine Corps. They have been ordered to Quantico Virginia for three weeks of intensive training before entering active service. Names include James McB Sellers and Mordecai C. Chambers of Lexington.
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Navy Department
Marine Corps
Quantico
James McB Sellers
Mordecai C. Chambers
Lexington
Odessa man slugged by colored man in alley dispute
George Snyder of Odessa was slugged by Julius Yoakum a colored man Friday about 5 30 o clock in the alley behind Westerman and Barnett s. Snyder lay unconscious until Saturday morning Yoakum says Snyder made an improper remark to a colored girl and the girl asked for protection Yoakum was arrested and jailed awaiting Snyder s injuries outcome
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George Snyder
Odessa
Julius Yoakum
Westerman & Barnett's
Yoakum
Snyder
Sims-Sims Wedding At Presbyterian Parsonage
Ellis Sims of Los Animas Colorado and Miss Georgia May Sims of Kansas City were wed at the Presbyterian parsonage last night at 7 30. Rev. Robert L Cowan officiated the ceremony.
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Edward FP. Ellis
Los Animas
Colorado
Georgia May Sims
Kansas City
Presbyterian Parsonage
Robert L. Cowan
Wakeman and Brown Tie the Knot in Recorder's Office
Edward M. Wakeman and Lucy Brown, both of Odessa, were married Monday in the Recorder's office. Judge N. Wilson performed the ceremony.
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Edward M. Wakeman
Lucy Brown
Odessa
Recorder's Office
N. Wilson
Allen family vacation and wedding officiant note
Rev and Mrs R N Allen and their son Robert left Moodiy for a visit in Webb City. Rev Allen officiated at the Kaemmerling Webb wedding on Wednesday.
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R. N. Allen
Robert
Moodiy
Webb City
Rev. Allen
Kaemmerling- Webb
Also Mentioned on This Page
R. HE
Sevlert Bros
Lambert Lumber Con Company
Ellis Sims
Wakeman-Brown
A.A. Grimes Co
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