Died at home Daniel Collard longtime Missouri hotelman
Daniel D Collard aged 53 died at his home on ith Street Thursday evening after pneumonia. Born August 1851 in Pleasant Hill Illinois he moved to Missouri around 1875. Survived by second wife Delilah Carpenter and a son and two daughters from first marriage Fannie Cumming Clarksville Missouri, Mrs Tyler Waugh Blue Spring Missouri, Arthur Collard. three sisters Mrs Hulshull Mrs John Brandt Pleasant Hill Schools, Mrs George Hughes Blue Spring and Harvey Collard San Antonio Texas. Funeral Sunday at 2 o clock at Mrs Black's boarding house with Rev Br B Blaney and Dr Milford Riggs. Interment Catholic cemetery Lexington.
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Ith Street
Daniel D. Collard
Mr. Collard
Pleasant Hill
Minois
Missouri
Fannie Griegg
Chicago
Mra
Frank Cumming
Blue Spring
Tyler Waugh
Clarksville
Arthur Collard
Collard
Delilah E. Carpenter
Independence
Hulshull
John Brandt
George Hughes
Harvey Collard
San Antonio
Texas
Grand Central
Merchants and Arcade
Aigginsville
City Hall Plan to Be Seen in Sohane’s Window
The drawing shows a two story with basement building 56 by 00 feet housing city offices, jail, hydrant facilities, police, fire quarters, and sleeping rooms for firefighters. Estimated cost 20000 dollars, to be paid in 20 years by water tax adjustments without tax rise. Vote set for April 4.
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Sohane
City Engiineer
Firamen
Calaboose
Widow Sarah Mulhearn Dies After Long Illness
Mrs. Sarah Mulhearn of Page City area died at home on March 12 1905 at age 79 after a long decline due to advancing age. Born in County Mayo Ireland April 21 1826 she immigrated at 18 and lived in the county for over sixty years. Survived by seven sons Charles John Michael Austin Anthony Martin and William. her husband Michael Mulhearn predeceased her about seventeen years. The Mulhearn family is widely known in the locality.
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Page City
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Mulhearnm
County Mayo
Ireland
America
St. Louis
Michael Mulhearn
Flv
Onion
Charles
Jom
Micheal
Austin
Anthony
Martin
William
Mulhearn
Drummond Marries Miss Mary Corse in Wellington
Drummond left Wednesday for Wellington where he married Miss Mary Corse at five. After a brief stay in Kansas City they will reside in College Place, where Drummond has purchased a home. He hails from the late Milton Drummond and has been editor of several papers. The bride is known to many readers as a guest of local friends and relatives. Heartiest congratulations are extended.
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Odeasa Moon
Missouri Ledger
Drummona
Lexington News
Lexington
P.S. Fulkerson
Frank Mann
Wellington
Driving track planned near Wallace place with new association
Capt. Jo Wilton surveys a half mile track south of town and grading is under way. The Lerington Men’s Driving Association forms with members including Walter Waddell, G W Fredendall, W P Cule, RB Horn, and others. Frank Fisher will build and maintain the track to promote breeding and development of fine driving horses.
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Jo Wilton
Wallace Place
Lerington Men's Driving Association
Walter B. Waddell
G. W. Fredendall
W. P. Cule
RB. W. Horn
Chas. F. Kiskead
Ed Hulvyer
Geo. W. Trail
J. A. Terhune
Geo. W Bates
Edward Aull
G. H. Schmidt
H. 0. Wallace
W. P. Aull
J. Q. Plattenburg
F. Lee Wallace
Frank RK. Howe
Leo Kelly
John O. Young, Jr
Geo. M. Catron
M. Taubman
C. T. Ryland
Fred T. Wilson
J. Q. Cope
F. C. Stewart
Frank Fisher
The Jeffersons Stage The Rivals At Local Opera House
A large audience attended the Monday night performance of The Rivals by the Jeffersons at the opera house. The crowd applauded Mrs Malaprop Sir Anthony Bob Acres and Sir Lucius with high praise for the cast including Lydia and Beverly. The younger Jefferson bears a strong facial resemblance to his father.
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Opera House
Mrs. Malaprop
Sir Anthony
Bob Acres
Sir Lucius
Miss Lydia
Beverly
Jeffersons
Banquet Honors Fifth Team After Mid-Winter Victory
The W. M. A. faculty hosted a five course supper at Hinesley’s Saturday night for the Fifth basketball team, victors in the mid-winter tournament. Attendees included players Andeta Bentley Doty Major Hurley Kimball Little Martin and Graybill alongside athletic directors Captains Jenkins and Peck.
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W. M.A
Hinesley
Andeta Bentley
Doty
Major
Hurley
Kimball
Little
Martin
Graybill
Jenkins
Peck
Lawhorn and Strange Marry at Recorder Office
Geo E Lawhorn and Miss Rove Strange of Odessa along with Frank Robbins and Miss Minnie Stewart of Levasy were married to the recorder's office Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock, Fudge James P Chinn officiating.
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Geo. E. Lawhorn
Rove Strange
Odessa
Frank Robbins
Minnie Stewart
Levasy
Recorder's Office
Fudge James P. Chinn
City council votes bonds for a new city hall
Regular session hears reports and approves monthly claims. A 20 000 bond proposition for a city hall is introduced and sent to voters for the April election. Three new street lights are installed at 21st Washington 22nd South and 11th Ridgeway. Election judges and clerks are appointed by ward. A lengthy letter from a Lafay ette County resident discusses travel and local crop prospects in 1905.
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Winkler
21St
Washington Avenue
22Nd
11Th
Ridgeway
James Menaugh
Odusci
Township slate lists names by localities and officials
Clay Townshi fo John Corse Goodwin W A Drysdale Davis township John Sullivan J E Wilks Jacob Martens Dover township Henry Hinson T Thurman BE Zeysing Freedom township Louis Evert Al Blanke A Petering Lerington township J I Beil F T Hix Jerry Shinn Washington township George H Plattenburg Ward Ripley A F Hilly Middleton township Frank Ell maker Nathan Corder P H Koppen brink Snn a Bar township J 8 Gross hart D Newhart W Hopper
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Frank Ellmaker
Nathan Corder
P. H. Koppenbrink
Mrs J O Young Sr Hosts Flinch Party and Social List
Mrs J O Young Sr with helpers hosted twenty five friends at her Franklin Avenue home for a flinch party with Mrs Edward Moorman and Mrs John Welborn winning first and second favors. Carnations were given to guests and a luncheon served. Stier and Taubman sold the Lesueur farm to Zach Weight, retaining coal and mining rights. Wright's residence on Franklin Avenue will be part of the deal. Wright family to move to the farm within sixty days while continuing Lexington business. Mr and Mrs J O C McGrew depart for St Louis Palm Beach Florida then New York and Bermuda, for six weeks to two months. President A F Smith of Central College leaves for San Antonio for a two to three week visit, seeking outdoor sunshine after being ill with grippe and rheumatism.
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J. O. Young Sr
Anna Hooten
Jess Stewart
Mary Young
Reid Mooreland
Franklin Avenue
Edward Moorman
John Welborn
Messers Stier and Taubman
Lesueur
Zach W. Weight
Mr. Wright
Frankin Avenue
J. OC. McGrew
St. Louis
Palm Beach
Florida
New York City
New York
Bermuda Islands
A. F. Smith
Central College
San Antonio Texas
Grippe
Democratic unity urged to express public opinion now
A call to quickly solidify party stance through broad public opinion. The piece urges assemblies to declare the people’s will on future issues without fear, even if that offends some members and prompts departures. It emphasizes old fashioned democracy as a healing purge for the party.
Lexington superintendent candidate for county school commissioner
Superintendent C A Phillips of Lexington high school is expected to run for county school commissioner in the April 4 election. He currently holds the post by gubernatorial appointment, and proponents praise his education background and conscientious service amid modest pay.
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C. A. Phillips
Lexington High School
Reverend Morton and wife visit Sweet Springs
Reverend Obas. H. Morton and his wife, who had been visiting Mrs. Mortons and Mrs. B Lankford of Prairie Church, traveled to Sweet Springs on Wednesday morning.
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Obas. H. Morton
Cattle market sees slow stockers and feeders this week
Kansas City report notes a slow market for stockers and feeders after high prices last week. Killing cattle show steady to stronger prices with top beef steers around 5.60, while cows and calves hold firm. Hog prices edge up 5 to 10 cents, lambs and yearlings soften 15 to 20 cents, and Western sheep bring 5.50 to 5.00. Local buyers and packers exhibit mixed activity as receipts rise.
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Lexington
Emison & Vance
Wellington
W. A. Smith
Dover Mo
W. B. Emison
J. A. Rickant
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Card of Thanks for condolences and assistance
We express deep gratitude to neighbors and friends who helped and were kind to our mother during her illness. Mulhearn Broriyns.
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Mulhearn Broriyns
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