Milton F Royle Dead In Lexington Kentucky
Milton F Royle dies at 1108 Bonth Street from ure Mic poisoning at 10 15 am in Lexington Kentucky born June 24 1835 he lived nearly 76 years and was a longtime clerk and businessman active in the Baptist church as deacon for almost fifty years his family includes wife Fannie E Shotwell two children Fannie E and Charles and one grandson Milton F Jr funeral set for two o'clock tomorrow at the Baptist church with burial in Machpelah
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton F. Royle
Bonth Street
Mr. Royle
Lexingon
Kentucky
Lexington
Ames
Baptist Church
BR. T. Fonsfield
Machpelah
Jonathan
Royle
Salt Lake City
Utah
M. F. Royle
Eliza Kirtley
Columbia
Missouri
Edward M. Royle
Sinclair K. Royle
New York City
Martha Palmer
Jonathan C. Royle, Jr
Wm. Pickney
Wn. Pickney
Jane
Mr. Pickney
Engand
Sterling
Orion Lodge of Odd Fellows
John Bergren
Graddy Times
Machpelah Cemetery
Local visitors and illness prompt quarantine in town
R B Berrie traveled to Kansas City yesterday on business. TM Chinn of Mayview was here yesterday on business. Mrs Lucas Mitchell returned to Kansas City yesterday after a short visit with relatives. Mr and Mrs Chas Dyer, guests of Clarence Kenny and family, left for Lincoln Nebraska. Raymond Barty, guest at Hayden boarding house on 11th Street, fell ill with smallpox Thursday and the house was quarantined.
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W. G. McCausland
Annie Wood Begleston
Kansas City
Sam Sawyer
Montana
T. C. Sawyer
Charles Johns
Jefferson City
E. B. Campbell
G. W. Fredendall
Nettie
Catherine
Pomona
California
Win
Shier
Nevada
M. Houghton
May Russell
Warrensburg
Annie Mary Barnes
Stella Pruitt
Higgins Ville
Etta Ewell
Marshall
Malta Bend
Adair Beamer
Corder
W. L. Tichenor
St. Joseph
Wm. Groves
C. C. Emerson
Childs
St. Louis
Nelson Welliver
Lexington
Mike Hughes
Eugene Duggins
Walter Sydnor
Jessie
Marvin Bell
K. A
Florence
Emma Kidd
James Kidd
Henry Hinson
Nathan Corder
Ladies Mission Society
Pearl Kingsley
Hannah Groves
Inez Suddath
W. H. Suddath
Lottie Corder
Columbia
Ben Freeland
Jodie Hackley
Diamond Coal Co
Wilson
Concordia
A. E. Emerson
Carrie Burnett
Cohrs
Prewitt Roberts
State University
Janes Cheatham
Mathilde Dallmeyer
Rachael Andreen
Hubert Bates
Init
Se Deter
F. ‘Davis
Will L. Clark
Lafayette County
O. R. Puckett
Mattie Belle
Pineville
L. Smith
Old Men's Club
M, Oliver
Miss May
Bentonville
Ark
John TeMajor
George Major
Nannie Ellifret
Oron
Galena
Kansas
W. L. Smith
T. M. Chinn
St. Paul
Minn
Maurice Norfleet
T. D. Williamson
Print Green
Odessa
Irving McElroy
H. L. McElroy
Albert Bushnell
Anti- Saloon League
Dr. Horner
Alma
C. A. Nickell
F. A. Hoofer
Higginsville
G. Rexinger
Cincinnati
Ohio
Bennie Gratz
Gratz
C. C. Crawford
Alberta
Margaret, Chambers
Margaret Wallace
Denver
Col
Miss Wallace
E. A. Groves
John Groves
Phoenix
Arizona
Clarence Vivian
Mayview
Chas. Dyer
Clarence Kenny
Lincoln
Neb
Raymond Barty
Hayden
Katherine
Elery Todhunter
Randolph-Macon College
Lynchburg
Todhunter
Emery
Phillip Marshall
Nick Haerle
A. G. Phetzing
Chris Walk
W. K. Stanard
Leroy Farmer
Pendleton Hall
Jas. Roberts
Mitchell
J. K. Leiter, Jr
Aie
Ernest Hoffman, Jr
Helen
Pattie Bloe
County Court Proceedings and Local Obituaries
The County Court met with Judges Hagood Klingenberg and Thomas Sheriff Peacock and Clark C L Glasscock present. The court ordered free telephone service for county business and refunding bids on Lexington and Washington townships bonds, with staff appointments and bridge repair orders. Obituaries note Jonathan Royle of Salt Lake City aged 82 and Will Pickney, a Civil War veteran and Odd Fellows member, plus numerous local movements and graduations at Randolph Macon College and German Pioneer celebrations.
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Hagood
Klingenberg
Thomas
Peacock
Clark C. L. Glasscock
Lafayette County
Lexington Township
Washington Township
H. W. McNeal
John Walker
Tabo
Blevins Farm
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John Smith
Mayview Notes
Clyde Wright
Miss Lee Meng
Wright
Henry Green
Democratic Party
Green
Zach W, Wright
R. B. Berrie
Squire T. T. Puckett
Butt
Phillip Keller
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