Death of Emison Chanselor In St Louis and Lexington Burial
Emison Chanselor died Sunday night in St Louis from a nervous attack. His body was brought to Lexington for burial Tuesday after a Monday funeral in St Louis. Born August 3 1861 in Wellington he rose from clerk to bank executive including State Bank Examiner and cashier roles at several institutions. He married Nina Limrick in 1885 and was survived by his wife, son William I, a sister Kate Cordon and brother Joseph Chanselor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emison Chanselor
Ile
St. Louis
Lexington
Mr. Chanselor
Wellington
William A
Milissa Chanselor
Kentucky
Lafayette County
State University
M. W. Conkling
Lexington Savings Bank
State Bank
A. A. Lesutur
American Exchange Bank of
William I
Chanselor
Kate Cordon
Joseph Chanselor
Moberly gets major new telephone building by Dr Graham
Dr Graham, who owns the Moberly and Lexington telephone systems, is wiring a landmark $20,000 exchange building. The vitrified brick concrete structure will be fireproof with iron window casings. Facilities include diary and battery rooms, a furnace, and operator offices on the first floor. The second story will house rest rooms and reading rooms for operators. Pole lines will be removed and cables underground to upgrade service for patrons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rh. D. Graham
Moberly
Lexington
Telephone Exchange
Dr. Graham
Miss Bowman Visits Kansas City Relatives
Miss Mary Bowman traveled to Kansas City on Thursday to visit relatives, seeking family connection during a brief trip.
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Mary Bowman
Kansas City
First Poultry Show Planned for Lexington
Early last winter Lexington fanciers formed an association after missing a district show. Dates set are November 20 to 23 with E. Branch as judge. A printed catalogue will list premiums to attract exhibitors. Lexington business leaders urged to support, aiming for a successful, permanent annual show led by president H. G. Gelzer and secretary O. W. Wilcoxon.
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Lexington
E. ©. Branch
Lexington Poultry Association
H. G. Gelzer
O. W. Wilcoxon
Mrs. W. C. Barnhardt Dead in Kansas City Hospital
Mrs. W C Barnhardt formerly Katherine Hays died Thursday at 8 30 am in a Kansas City hospital. She was reared near Lexington and married in 1903 to W C Barnhardt. Survived by her mother and three brothers, services held at the Episcopal church. Frank Bowman appointed neighbor master to succeed Wm Parks at City Hall. appointment confirmed by council.
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W. C. Barnhardt
Kansas City
Lexington
Barnhardt
Katherine Hays
Wentworth Military Academy
Oklahoma
Frank Bowman
Frank Bowman Neighmaster
Wm, Parks
For Rent 35 or 40 Acres of Pasture Land
Rent offer for 35 or 40 acres of good pasture with ample water. Contact B. D. Weedin by phone at 518 for details.
Local News Roundup From Corder and Vicinities
Miss May Andrews of this city died Friday morning at her sister’s home in Hallsville the cause unknown she was about 20. Mail carrier L L Bray left for Kansas City to learn motorcycle delivery for route 1. Gun Club reports top score of 15 clay pigeons. Corder Creamery produced 12 959 pounds of butter in May. Dr and Mrs E M Moore visited Blue Springs and Kansas City returning Wednesday. Rev and Mrs W B Cobb visiting relatives in Independence for two weeks. Corder baseball team to play Concordia town team at Corder Sunday. Marguerite Corder, a graduate of Stephens College, gave a High School Auditorium entertainment with Eben Corder and Gilbert Elvinschmidt in musical numbers. Fire engine tested as a barn burned at Wm Kidd’s. loss insured. Miss Rosa Rodekohr married Rev. Ierke at Lutheran church in Corder. will live in Niagara ND. Rev Dabney ordained two deacons at Mayview. Concrete walk planned in front of Dr Moore’s residence. Miss Margaret Van Meter returned after visit with Miss Titanita Jackson. Rev Clyde Shellman visited Hethorn. Li Frerking and family from Blackburn visited. Louise Steffens tended Hodge’s resident to nurse him. Rodekohr Gierke wedding in Wednesday evening. Tierbert Moeller returned from Concordia. Miss Zulu Zentmeyer returned from visit. Mrs Dave Garnett of Odessa visited here. Walter Sydnor hauled hogs to Kansas City. Lee Starke and Taylor Alkire moved cattle to St Louis. William Woods College rep Bradley interviewed for Fulton campus. Arthur Frerking and Tueley Prosser left for Kansas City to spend several days. likely to catch baseball.
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Wmn. Wilson
Miss May Andrews
Hallsville
Miss Andrews
L. L. Bray
Kansas City
Geo. Bell
Mayview
A. C. Helms
Corder Creamery Company
E. M. Moore
Blue Springs
W. B. Cobb
Independence
Corder Baseball Tech
Concordia
Corder
Marguerite Corder
Expression Department
Stephen’s College
Eben Corder
Gilbert Elvinschmidt
Wm. Kidd
Rosa Rodekohr
Ierke
Cirder
Niagara
North Dakota
Dabney
Dr. Moore
John Congdon
Margaret van Meter
Titanita Jackson
Clyde Shellman
Hethorn
Li. Frerking
Blackburn
Louise Steffens
Luther Holman
Hodge
Rodekohr
Arthur Frerking
Tueley Prosser
Willard Smoith
Lexington
Drs. Roberts and
Ryland
Grace Winn
Charlie Neer
Janes Dinwiddie
R. M. Web and
Art of
Bertie Bertrand
Slater
Karl Lyons
Page City
Curtis Vaughan
Higginsville
John Cooper
Tom Vurman
Odessa
J. M. Winn
Ottawa
Kan
Hilton Lewis
Elizabeth White
Claude Johnson
Elizabeth Slasher
Lilla May Shelby
Sfelen Cole
Jewel Littlejohn
Henry Pauling
Providence
Eugene Reyzing
Alma
Buford Gordon
Elizabeth Morrison
Firman White
Harwood
Mrs. White
C. O. Wilson
Mary
John
Esquire Ragland
Wiggins Ville
Grice Bradsher
John T. Major
Gee
Major
O, M. Bullard
Win
Drummonds
Dr. Mackie
Robert Benning
St. Joseph
Geo. Altmanberger
Higginsille
Maud Graham
Lydia Belle Butt
Emily Robins
Mary Lillian Atkerson
Judge Butt
W. Kincheloe
Janie Sherwood
A. B. Matthews
A. W. Marshall
Odessa Hall
Pat
W. P. Tyree
Robert Wilcox
M. Greene
Frost
Wallace Home Hosts Elegant Evening Reception
Mr and Mrs F Lee Wallace entertained Thursday at their Franklin avenue residence for Mr J G Crenshaw and Mrs Hector Griswold. The event featured ideal weather, artistically decorated rooms, Japanese lanterns on the lawn, and a large gathering of stylish women with dainty refreshments served outdoors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I’. Lee Wallace
Franklin Avenue
J. G. Crenshaw
Hector Griswold
Mrs Walker Hosts Happy Hour Club in Higginsville
Mrs. T. A. Walker entertained the Happy Hour Club of Higginsville and Lexington friends on Thursday. An elegant dinner was served at twelve thirty. Old fashioned songs and music were played and sung during the afternoon. The guests traveled by the early train and departed on the evening train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. A. Walker
Happy Hour Club
Higginsville
Lexington
City of Lexington v Winkler Case Postponed in Court
Court proceedings in the City of Lexington versus Winkler were continued due to illness in Judge Davis family. The court adjourned and Judge Davis returned home to Marshall. The Monte Vista Journal of Monte Vista Colorado sent a 48 page issue with reading matter half tones and ads in the San Luis Valley context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Winkler
Davis
Marshall
Monte Vista
Colorado
Killian P. Long
San Luis Valley
Local residents spend day in Kansas City
W. H. Campbell and son Ralph traveled to Kansas City to spend the day while Chas Barron also went there on business. Jack Anll returned from Charlottesville, Virginia, where he recently earned an A B degree from the University of Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Campbell
Ralph
Kansas City
Chas, Barron
Jack Anll
Charlottesville
University of Virginia
Lexington and area residents noted in weekly notices
Numerous brief items report residents traveling for business in Lexington and nearby towns, with many visits, illnesses, and social engagements. Notables include Mrs. Firman White’s fall, Walter Peacock heading to Kansas City for surgery, and Rev. Frost’s park tent meeting drawing local interest.
Mrs Palmer and family visit to Kansas City
Mrs. Wm Palmer with her two children Lawrence and Marguerite traveled to Kansas City yesterday for a brief visit. Mrs Jas Bruce departed for her home in Joplin after a stay with the family of Dr N B Payne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Palmer
Lawrence
Marguerite
Kansas City
Jas. Bruce
Joplin
N. B. Payne
Also Mentioned on This Page
B. D
Weedin
Mrs. F. Lee Wallace
Mrs. T. A. Walker
E. H. Graves
Glord Bidy
Dover Notes
W. S. Peacock and Son
Walter
University Hospital
E. N. Hopkins
Col
Wm. Hoge
A. EB. Rogers
Boonville
Mayview Notes
Horn
AL A
Lund Dune Ltd
Jon Owen
Stramcke
Main Sts
Edward Aull, Adm
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