Real Estate Transfers in Lexington Missouri 1912
Week ending June 22 1912 Lafayette County records list deeds filed by Edward Aull and wife Matthew D Wilson and wife to Louis Robie Jane Doe transfers including Lot 9 and 10 block South side addition Lexington Maria L widow to William Long etc. Entries show W D values from 400 to 20000 with various blocks lies and heirs noted. Additional transfers include Dorothy Holleren to Timety Howard and Pauline R Thows and spouse and others. Mentioned parcels include Original Town of Lexington and Pomeroys Houx and Grahams additions with sheriff enforced sale of Giuseppi Gennachi heirs and Concordia town lot sale.
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Ers
Lexington
Lafayette County
Missouri
Lafayette County Abstract Company
Ike H. Noyes
Edward Aull
Matthew D. Wilson
Louis Robie
South Side
Maria L
Handler
William Long
Thomas J. Holleren
Cuthserine
Timety AL Howard Hind
Pauline ‘R. Thowsand
Hosband
W. D
West Side
Cnat
A. WI
Calvert Oe Hulda
M. EB. Bevens
Alice M
P.R. Pitt
Patrick W
Mania L
Chandiari
Frank Mavel
Sallie F. Edison
Samuel
Rosa IL Keith
Charles A
Clarenes
Local residents note visits and travel around Waverly
Roy Martin of Kansas City spent Sunday with his uncle W M Martin and wife Mrs James Allison and children then returned Wednesday from two weeks with relatives in Otterville. Francis Buck made a business trip to St Louis last week. Miss Marie Russell of St Louis visited her cousin Miss Florence Cauthorne last week. Miss Margaret McGrew spent Friday and Saturday in Marshall. Mrs Garfield Cook and her little son of Muskogee Oklahoma are guests here this week. Misses Grace and Lois Walton returned to Kansas City after visiting sister Mrs Warren Groves. Mrs Margret Fletcher returned Thursday from an extended visit in Muskogee Oklahoma. Miss Ogda McGrew, who has been at Marshall, returned home Saturday. Miss Lauretta Crear of Sweet Springs visits her aunt Mrs Virginia Milner. Miss Edith Vanderlin visits her sister Mrs Ben Neiderjohn at Blackwater. Roy January of Kansas City spends a few days with his mother Mrs Mary January. Mr J Peters returned Tuesday to Keytesville after weeks with his family. The organization car from Los Angeles passing through Waverly en route for Ocean to Ocean Highway. Adolph Hornbosted and family arrived Wednesday from Linn Kansas, where they have been visiting. The Santa Fe Trail Committee of the DAR, seeking sites for trail markers, reached Waverly at noon Wednesday, stopped for dinner, then continued to Marshall.
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Roy Martin
Kansas City
W. M. Martin
James Allison
Otterville
Francis Buck
St. Louis
Marié Russell
Florence Cauthorne
Margaret McGrew
Marshall
Garfield Cook
Little Son
Muskogee
Okla
Grace
Lois Walton
Warren Groves
Margret Fletcher
Oklo
Ogda McGrew
Ben Neiderjohn
Biackwater
Roy January
Mary January
Hr. J. Peters
Keytesville
Los Angeles
Cal
Waverly
Adolph Hornbosted
Linn
Kansas
Santa Fe Trail Committee
Daughters of the American Revolution
Gen Major Speech At Court House Draws Support
Gen Major spoke Saturday night endorsing his candidacy for governor. He recalled his farm boyhood to ease the crowd before outlining his record as Attorney General. The Intelligencer notes Cowherd may win the nomination, while Major is favored to stay on as AG if not nominated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eliott W. Major
Intelligencer
Mgr. Cowherd
Gen. Major
Cowherd
Lexington Cubs Rally Past Mayview Barracus in uneven tilt
Mayview players arrived late delaying the game to 3:15. Davis of Odessa fanned 21, but Wentsworth Scrubs fell as Kenney and Roy caught the Mayview battery. The Cubs and Barracus exchanged power as pitching wavered early.
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Lexington Cubs
Mayview Barracus
Mayview
Davis
Fast Odessa
Wentsworth Scrubs
Cubs
Kenney
Roy
Barracus
Patterson
Rogers
Tieman
Rocking Lafayette road to Kansas City area
Judge Zach W. Wright of Lafayette County meets with Jackson County officials in Kansas City to discuss rocking a mile and a half road from the Lafayette line into Levasy. Jackson County promises action once right of way is secured and land clearing completed. Meanwhile Lexington Special Road District advances rock to Wellington’s western edge, leaving Lafayette to bridge the remaining gap to Jackson County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington Special Road
Wellington
Lafayette County
Jackson
Gas stove fire damages Vince Owen residence kitchen
A gasoline stove near the Vince Owen home caused a noon Friday blaze in the kitchen. Gasoline spattered the room, flames enveloped the area, and Owen raised the alarm. Neighbors helped confine the fire to the kitchen, with Owen arriving later by fire company. The damage is considerable. Moral COOK WITH GAS.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vince Owen
Jack Robinson
Mr. Owen
Fourth Annual M. W. A. Picnic and July Celebration
Special train leaves Concordia west bound at 9 30 p m for the Fourth Annual M W A Picnic and Fourth of July Celebration. Everybody welcome. F A Hoefer went to Kansas City Tuesday on business. Dr Z M Williams sent to Higginsville Tuesday on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concordia
Concordia West Bound
F. A. Hoefer
Kansas City
Z. M. Williams
Higginsville
Auction notice of poultry at academy grounds
Eighteen yearling hens and three cocks offered as extra good stock. Located on the Academy grounds with good pasture and water. Don’t miss the Western program at the Tent Airdome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Academy
Tent Airdome
D.D.D. Eczema Cure Promises Immediate Itch Relief
An advertisement touts D.D.D. as superior for eczema arguing older blood theories are wrong. It claims salves clog pores and fail to reach epidermis, while D.D.D. stops itching instantly and offers a trial bottle for 25 cents. Also notes several local residents traveling or on business trips to Kansas City.
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D.D.D. Morip
D.D
D.O.D
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Newton Potter
Estella
Mary
al Weber
Irene Ashurst
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Richards Waram
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