Closing Of Public Schools In Lexington City
About twenty years of growth in Lexington public education included uniform courses, state links, and building programs with over 75000 dollars spent on quarters, a nearly 3000 volume library, and expanded teaching staff. A new annex to the high school and a ward school for colored children were funded, with occupancy planned for September.
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Lexington
Publilc
Sytem
State University
23Rd
Franklin Avenue
Fourth Ward School
New Grand Opera House
Wellington and Vicinity Social and Market Notes
H G Larberg was in Kansas City after goods Monday J A Linaback and Otto Koch had business there Thursday Born May 30 1906 a son to Fritz Sellmeyer wife of J B Slade lately ill is now able to sit up J H Bedford hauled hogs to Kansas City on Wednesday John W Mathews of Liberty Mo visited H B Corse Monday C Q Kinkead and wife went to Lexington for high school exercises Tuesday George Hackley and Henry Brinkman had three carloads of stock in Kansas City Tuesday Lewis Roy and wife of Burkner visited Mrs Will Spendker early in the week August Nolting of Higginsville Republican candidate for county collector was there Monday W B Emison wife and W M Duck attended Central Female College commencement in Lexington Wednesday A traveling Post agent in Wellington met with good success Bill posters for the Jesse James Show advertised for Wednesday June 6 The City Flour Mill bought the old Porter and Terrell warehouse lot for touring business Use of 16 on riverfront planned About 300 watched Wellington Fats defeat Cabbage Neck Leans 18 to 25 Sunday at Sol Valley They play again Sunday June 10 Gon Club shoot near town Wednesday evening Denton and Buddemeyer captains Denton scored 23 West shot 25 J H Bedford 23 of 25 A Denton 22 of 26 Terpsichorian Club met 4th and Walnut strawberries ice cream cake dancing till midnight Likely last meeting this fall Miss Banna Crutsainger message from Inde
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M. P. Wood
C. A. Phillips
Blanche Brelsford
Mattie
Susie Kinkead
Jennie Brightwell
Florence Collum
Miss Brightwell
Mattie Kinkead
Florence Cullum
Ralph Campbell
Henry Dankers
Audley Groves
George Guenther
Lloyd Haosam
Albert Loomis
Irwin Morris
Arnold Simmons
Frances Young
Herbert Zimmerman
Amelia Evans
Made Calloway
Helen Fulkerson
Alice Kelley
Dorothy Long
Fancie McFadin
Florence McDermott
Lillian Moore
Irene Scheider
Beatrice Sullinger
Wilmot Kenney
Buford Gordon
Lloyd Hansam
Karl Hammer
Albert Looms
William Morrison
Elizabeth
Lillian Burton
Lexington
Lexington High School
Elks
H. G. Larberg
Kansas City
J. A. Linaback
Otto Koch
Fritz Sellmeyera
J. 8
Slade
J. H. Bedford
John W. Mathews
Liberty
H. B. Corse
C.Q Kinkead
George Hackley
Henry Brinkman
Lewis Roy
Burkner
Will Spendker
August Nolting
Higginsville
W. B. Emison
W.M Duck
Central Female College
Sol Valley
Wellington Fats
Gon Club
Alex Denon
Henry Buddemeyer
Denton
Local Couple United In Marriage At Wellington
Nangr Mo to visit sister Mrs George Charlton. James L son of Mr and Mrs James Strodiman of Jackson county wed at M B E church parsonage with Rev O M Rickman officiating. They plan to spend a few days with her parents before deciding future home. Other notes: Mrs J H Campbell returned from Kansas City after addressing Confederate Veterans chapters at Morest All cemetery and presenting Crosses of Honor. Mrs Leonard Rapple visiting Frank Haber family returned to Aurora with Mamie Haberkorn. they will spend several weeks with her.
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Nangr Mo
Eorge Charlton
James L
James Strodiman
Jackson County
M. BE
O. M. Rickman
Wellington
J. H. Campbell
Kansas City
Morest Alls Cemetery
Leonard Rapple
Frank Haber
Bero
Aurora
Mia
Frank Haberkorn
Mamie
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BR. T. Mansfield
W. J. Bandon
Hupert Bates
W.F. Bahiman
W. F. Kerdolff
A. Phillips
Ceies
Bahiman
2Lan
Kerdolff
Board of Education
Association
Phillips
DeMand
A. B. Sellers
Wellington and Vicinity
Lealma
the Post
Democratic Daily
Bill
Charles Geyer
Jesse James
Tuesaday
The
City Flourlog Mills
Porter and Terrell
Terpsichorian Club
4Th and
Walnut Streets
Joseph Crutsinger
Banna ‘ Crutainger
Inde
Finclondatt
Wilson
Faction
Tomers
Fedendalt
Austria
Om. Locrie
Kennedy
B. & Dewitt & CO
Chicago
A. B.A
Crenshaw & Young
Lexington, Missouri
Warrensburg State Normal
Famous Old Teachers’ College
Warrensburg
Norma
Warrensburg, Mo
Pierce
Irving Tevis
Hanmer
Rao Thaap
Leroy Farmer
Scott
Sort Bowne, Chen
Pats $ Peart Street
Gec. and
Fi.coy Mine
Fredondatt
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Fudondatt
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