Percival Bowman and Miss Mary Anne Bowman Wedding
John Stearns Percival of Des Moines Iowa marries Mary Anne Bowman youngest daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Bowman at 1607 South Street residence. Rev R B Binney of Kansas City conducts ceremony. Groom a Missouri University civil engineer with Burlington railroad. They plan a Des Moines home after a wedding tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Stearns Percival
Des Moines
Iowa
Mary Anne Bowman
Frank Bowman
South Street
R. B. Binney
Kansas City
Lexington
J. H. Percival
Richmond
University of Missouri
Burlington Railroad
Ford-Attebery Tie the Knot at Methodist Parsonage
Ford Attebery, tor for Western Union Telegraph, wed Miss Ber niece Attebery, niece of Mrs. L A Galladay, at 4 oclock Wednesday afternoon with Rev J E Alexander presiding at the Methodist parsonage in this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tor
Western Union Telegraph Company
Berniece Attebery
L. A. Galladay
Methodist
J. E. Alexander
Court Adjourns In Thomas Hofmann Murder Case
Criminal court met Monday in adjourned session but due to absence of key witnesses in the State versus Thomas Hofmann first degree murder case, the court adjourned to the regular April term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Criminal Court
Thomas M. Hofmann
Wentworth Wins Championship in Twin Games
Wentworth Military Academy defeated Kemper Military School in a two game series to clinch the State Conference basketball championship. In the first game Wentworth led 14 all at halftime and pulled away 36 to 18, with Terry starring and Nelson and Bradfield supporting. Kemper’s Rice and Speck were held in check as Wentworth earned the title amid a large Lexington crowd. Governor-like effort by Terry earned 18 points. Nelson added five baskets. Later, the appeal for Near East relief is noted, urging Lafayette County to raise 10,620 dollars for orphans, with a March 7-13 drive and Walter Powell as treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wentworth
Wentworth Gymnasium
Kemper
Kemper Military School
Boonville
Mexico Military Academy
Mexico
Chillicothe Business College
Chillicothe
Wentworth Military Academy
Lexington
Hoopes
Terry
Cunningham
Wikoff
Bradfield
Beels
Five
Nelson
Seaman
Collins
Rice
Speck
America
Near East
Herbert Hoover
Committee On Near East Relief
Committee On Armenian and Syrian Relief
Missouri
Lafayette County
William Howard Taft
Henry Morgenthau
Charles Evans Hughes
Elihu Root
Cleveland H. Dodge
Congress
Wm. N. Haskell
Col. Haskell
Caucasus
Lafayette
Walter Powell
Odessa
E. W. Chewning
McClellands Ruby Wright and Wrights Travel to Kansas City
Mr and Mrs H R McClelland Miss Ruby Wright and Judge Z W Wright motored to Kansas City Sunday morning Mrs Wiley visiting in Kansas City returned with them in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. R. McClelland
Ruby Wright
Z. W. Wright
Kansas City
Wiley
Celebrate Fiftieth Anniversary of Mr and Mrs John Craig
Mr and Mrs John Craig celebrated their golden wedding anniversary at 1619 State Street with a dinner prepared by their daughter Ruth and granddaughter Katherine Nagel. Guests included Harry Steel and son Harry Jr of Waverly Dan Tieman and son William of Higginsville Arthur Steel and daughter Ida Elizabeth of Waverly and Jesse Edwards and children of Lexington. Relatives not present sent regrets. the couple received many valuable gold and silver gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Craig
State Street
Ruth
Katherine Nagel
Harry Steel
Harry Steel, Jr
Waverly
Dan Tieman
William
Higginsville
Arthur Steel
Ida Elizabeth
Jesse Edwards
Lexington
Craig
Kansas City Visit and Relatives Gather in Ottawa and Kansas City
James Gwinner traveled to Kansas City Tuesday for a several day visit. Mrs. B. B. Frazer left Tuesday for a visit with her daughter Mrs. Robi in Ferguson Ottawa Kansas. Mrs. Geo Ianks and Mrs. Margaret Jones of Kansas City arrived Wednesday evening for a short stay at the home of W. J. Shinn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Gwinner
Kansas City
B. B. Frazer
Robi. Ferguson
Ottawa
Kansas
Geo. Ianks
Margaret Jones
W. J. Shinn
Death of Mrs Theodocia Hix in Lexington Home
Mrs Theodocia Hix died Friday at 1 10 am at 122 North 18th street after months of illness. Born April 15 1874 in Paynes Depot Kentucky she was almost 73. She moved to Lexington in 1896 and lived here since. Survived by six children including D C Morris Emma Hix James A John H E D Hix and Fred T Hix of Detroit. Also a sister Mrs S R Buchanan and brothers Dr N B Payne and C L Payne. Funeral services conducted by Rev B C Miller and Rev R B Biiney were held at the home Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Fauss
St. Joseph
Theodocia Hix
N. 18Th Street
James A
John H
E. D. Hix
Fred T. Hix
Detroit
Michigan
S. R. Buchanan
Lexington
N. B. Payne
C. L. Payne
Weber and Kleeschutte marry in probate court
Harry J. Weber of Blackburn and Josephine Kleeschutte of Corder were married Saturday morning at 11 in the probate judge's office with Judge S N Wilson officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry J. Weber
Blackburn
Josephine Kleeschutte
Corder
S. N. Wilson
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Ford
Fordson Farm Tractor
Fordson Farm Tractors
Fordson
John Morrison & Sons
Main St
Percival Bowman
Jessie Wedge
Marguerite McVeigh
Miss Wedge
Thomas Wedge
Ford-Attebery
Lexington Savings Bank
Lexington, Missouri
Near East Relief
Lafayette County Trust Co
Pee Ee Peteral
B.C. Miller
R. B. Biiney
Amy
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