County Court Proceedings Reported With Roads and Examinations
County court met last Thursday approving a Rowe dramshop license for Lexington and ordering culverts on a new public road petition. It authorized a record typewriter for the recorder of deeds, approved a state fair exhibit fund of 200, and directed widening of a Missouri Pacific bridge near Wellington. The court granted reestablishment of a public road in sections 17 and 20 if costs are covered. Thomas Calloway's death is noted with funeral services held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foll Wing
Intelligencer
Tiecower
Reqitiy Wien
Dramshop
W. J. Rowe
Lexington
G. W. Shut
Recorder of Deeds
William Walker
County Board of Commissioners
Henry Cave
Page City
St. Joseph
Ant
Missouri Pacific Railway Company
Big Stied-Bina Creek
Wellington
WFP
Douthit
Stewart and Collins wed in Catholic church ceremony
James Stewart and Mamie Collins were married Tuesday morning at 8 at the Catholic church with Father G B Curry performing. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs Martin Collins, is a refined popular young woman, and the groom is a respected industrious local. A wedding breakfast followed at the bride's parents home at 9. The couple will spend a few days in Kansas City before returning to reside in the city. Mrs Anna Wilker returned to Kansas City after visiting relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Stewart
Mamie Collins
G. B. Curry
Martin Collins
Kansas City
City
Court revival upholds Middleton Bank suit against directors
Missouri Supreme Court preserves ruling in Lyons receiver v Corder et al. The 1908 Lafayette County jury verdict for 18 955.90 was set aside as against weight of evidence. new total claims approach 720 000. Other directors face separate suit amid cashier Lewis criminal case. Local society notes include visits to Kansas City and town business trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Groves
Horace FP. Blackwell
Ctarles Lyons
Middleton Bank
Waverly
Ward
Missouri Supreme Court
Charles Lyons
John KE. Corder
Jas
L. Bray
Samuel Me
Callaway
Annie E. Galbreath
Nannie
Steele
Rena
Chappell
Nathan Corder
E. H. Lewis
Lafayette County
Samuel Davis
Graves
Tobacco Stem Sale For Farmers At One Dollar
Farmers offered tobacco stems at 1.00 per hundred pounds. Stems promoted for hen nests fruit trees cattle sheds and as vermin deterrent in various farm settings.
Miss May Curilep Teaches in Texas Crowd Surprises Kramer Birthday
A busy week in Alma area social notes shows Miss May Curilep teaching in Texas while Miss Exzine Kramer is surprised on her birthday by friends Monday. Many visitors come and go from Sedalia to Higginsville, Alma, and Waverly with chores, visits, and small town events including exams and flower day observances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May Witerite
Exzine
Irene Holseher
Tigginsvill
Lonnie Richardson
Sedalia
Byrd Hackley
Kansas City
Lula Ernestmeyer
Katie Kelley
Alma
Claudene Vanmeter
Flossie
Lannation
Np Waverly Sanday
Yelen Groves
Lexington
Crleste Corday
Bernee Blase
Ville
Mes McThepson Sumlay
Jerrie
Thimnan Rogge
T. A. Athipe
Mrs. Morgan
Alia
Miller
Buster Beamer
Ria Sanders
Cover
Tmoustonia
Evita Gunthrie
Hearwroof Niji
Mlizabeth Rhodes Welt
Odessa
L. Wilson
Freda Neaman
Lelia Kleinschmidt
Nina Ham
Mabel Heller
Higginsville
Bernice Haim
Mayview
Mary Hartman
K. P. Kramer
Harry Holscher
Corder Reynolds
Misa Bessie Osan
Adeeen Ross
Malta
Herman Rogge
Missa Maud Dugging
Daisy Waggle
Mrs. Kent
Florence Leixe
Mrs. Ar
Unclear OCR Fragment Reaches Summary Card
Fragmentary text shows mixed names and terms unclear in origin. No identifiable event, people, or places emerge to form a coherent news item or headline. Attempted extraction yields no verifiable entities or context.
Mrs Neat Injured in Buggy Accident near Irish Town Hill
Mrs Neat driving her daughter Mrs Laudlner to the train, met an automobile on Irish Town hill. The frightened horse caused the buggy to overturn, pinning Mrs Ned Van beneath. She is reported in critical condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FL Ok, Neat
Neat
Laudlner
Irish Town Hill
Ned van
Briscoe Captured After Fatal Kansas City Shooting
Harry Briscoe was arrested in Olatha Kansas on Saturday and brought to Lexington county jail by Sheriff Waddell. George Chinn, shot last Wednesday, died Sunday morning after being treated in Kansas City Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Briscoe
George Chinn
Olatha
Kansas
Waddell
Briscoe
Lexingington
Chinn
Kansas City
Local visits and travels noted in brief
L Frait returned to his Odessa home after a visit with H W McNest in Wis Aubrey Wright traveled to Kansas City for a few days visit Mrs John Casheon and Mrs JD Rogers returned to their homes in Kansas City after visiting relatives here
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Bess Treut
Kansas City
Theodocia Hix
C. E. Hooks
Chicago
L. Frait
Odessa
H. W. McNest
Wis
Aubrey Wright
John Casheon
JD. Rogers
Residents Travel to Kansas City on Friday
C. R. Sellers, Fred Wilmot, C. Wallace and Prof. and Mrs. B. M. Simms all traveled to Kansas City on Friday for business and a visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. R. Sellers
Kansas City
Fred Wilmot
Hr. C. Wallace
Egal
Prof
Mrs. B. M. Simms
Suit Sale Ad Lists Men’s Suits 10 to 25
Woolen materials offered with limited variety in pov eltry fabrics and styles. Checks plain and fancy weaves appear in stock. The notice promotes affordable men’s suits ranging from ten to twenty five dollars.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Thomas Calloway
Kimmy Calloway
Alrs
Samuel Broeck
Stewart-Collins
Anna Wilker
Kanss City
Z. M. Williams
Decison Agaist
Supreme Court
Lyons
Lt. A Roberts
Atchison, Kansas
4. W. Roberts
T. B. Rawisey
Elizbeth Graves
J. L. Rice and
Lee
Peank Greiser
Ethel Baltzell
Elia Ramey
S. Boyd White
Wm. Stonestreet
Gerge V. Berry
Col
A. B. Matthews
Joseph Chisty
Ben Schienberg
St. Louis
Ernest Fegert
Leroy Glish
Corder News
Williemes
Vols
Tinwily Dili
Tyre
Dr.prices Grgam
Hart, Schaffner & Marx
Wem
Norfolk
Hart, Schaffner & Marx Clothing