Local Briefs From St Louis to Concordia About Town
Local briefs record numerous moves as Lt. D D Gregory returns to St Louis and others visit friends in Independence Warrensburg and Kansas City. Property transfers include W V Curtis selling a corner 18th and Franklin store to John M Beiter for 2500. Obituaries note Mrs John Helaten of Alma and H F Niemeyer of Concordia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. D. Gregory
St. Louis
J. H. Campbell
Independence
Catherine Nickerson
Warrensburg
S. N. Wilson
James Burris
Cecil
Kansas City
Elizabeth Barton
Walter B. Waddell
H. A. Harris
Marshall
Young Hicklin
W. V. Curtis
E. B
In Memory of Mrs Bessie Howe McNeil
Obituary tribute from a local lodge for Mrs Bessie Howe McNeil who died May 1 1906 in Lexington Missouri. It extols her purity kindness and benevolence, notes her husband mother and family sorrow, expresses hoped reunion after death, and records resolutions to publish in city papers and forward copies to relatives. Also mentions travel brochures and Wisconsin Central Railway promotions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Howe McNeil
Bessie Howe McNeel
Lexington
Martha Conptar
Listle Gs
Tewitekta
Lottle
City
Old Men's Club Meeting Changed in June 1906
The Old Men's Club will meet at Mayview on the second Saturday in June 1906 instead of the lat Saturday to allow brothers to attend services at the Confederate Home on the lat Saturday. Rovt. T. Russat, Frank Bowman, Pres, Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayview
T. Russat
Frank Bowman
Death of Mrs Davidson in Chapel Hill area
Mrs Bessie Davidson died at her home northeast of Chapel Hill on Saturday evening May 19 at age 26 years 1 month and 5 days. Funeral services were held at McKindree Methodist church Sunday at 8 00 p m conducted by Rev. Downing and interment followed at McKindreo cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Helaten
Alms
Presbyterian Church
Alma
Schrumm
Concordia
Concordian
H. F. Niemeyer
St. Paul's
Bessie Davidson
Bar
Chapel Hill
McKindree Methodiat Church
Rev
Downing
McKindreo Cemetery
Four Shorthorn Bulls for Sale at Lexington Farm
Four fine thoroughbred shorthorn bulls offered at a farm six miles southeast of Lexington. Detailed pedigree available on request. Listing includes Li-Litf 0, B, LangKrorn as part of the herd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
J. O. Lesueur
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Ayer
Ayers
Lowgll
Maes
Wharore
Sarsaparilila
Falls
HAR Vicor
Winifred Page
Laura Page
Q. L. Rawson
Ward
J. H. Asleg
German Methodist Church
W. B. Palmore
St. Louia
Central College
J. Q. Chambers
J. T. Kinkead
State Normal School
Misa Mary McClelland
L. G. Neale
Sedaie
McClelland
Carl Hoffman
Mayo
Hoffman
Higginsville
A. G. Phetzing
Hon
Glover Branch
W. Barton
John Taubman
H. G. Russell
William A. Gafin Thomas Walton
Walter Shion
Waukesha
Waupaca
Filitd
Wisconsin Central Railway
Jas. C. Poxp
Wisconsin Central
Old Men's Club
Davidson
Ferchron
ICORE
Dunham, Fletcher & Coleman
Wayne
Illinois
Villers
Briard
Brilliant
Coco
Vieux Chaslin
Mignon
Jean le Blanc
Dam Eglite
Waterloo
Passe
Comet
Ilderem
Valentine
Julie
Philibert
Superior
Favorite
Vieux Chasin
Romulus
Meres Melrose
Star Rose
Mont Rose
Melrose
Lula
Black Bell
Black Squirrel
Black Mammoth
Su- Joe J
perior _ Mammoth
Frank C. Steuvart
Pratt
Lee
R. W. Ashworth
Dover
Missouri
A.w.sandring
Dr. Price
Paice Bakina Powoen Co
Crago
National Leap Sompary
Clark Ave
Chas. W. Loomis
Grenshaw
Young
Mr. D. Wilson
Wilson Brothers
Aflorwrite
Haerle
Lexington, Missouri
LangKrorn
Palmer’s Restaurant
Old City
Palmer
L. Griffin
G. V. Hackney
Ph. G.M. D
Walnut Street
Kansaa City
Worat
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