Death of Capt. Jo A Wilson in Lexington
Capt Jo A Wilson died at 2 o clock morning at his home on Tlighland Avenue after months of illness paralysis He was born January 30 1830 in Dubuque Iowa came to Lexington in 1851 and served in the Confederate army He returned to Lexington became a surveyor married Mary Ella Long January 8 1857 Survived by two brothers and three sisters He was a familiar figure on Lexington streets and a member of several fraternal and veterans organizations Funeral arrangements pending
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Jo A. Wilson
Tlighland Avenue
Capt. Wilson
Dubuque
Iowa
Lexington
Maryella Long
Robert A
John W
San Francisco
Frakes Baker
Lary
Alexander
St. Louis
Mise Kate Wilson
Sandiska
Ohio
Wilson
Strueta
Vreabetenian Church
Knights of Pythias, Odd Fellows and
Confederate Veterans
Expression Recital Announced at Central College
There will be a pupils recital at Central College Monday evening March 24 at eight o'clock. All the friends of the college are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central College
Marcel
Mrs L C Carter Returns Home After Higginsville Visit
Mrs L C Carter goes back to her Higginsville residence after visiting there with her son BL L Carter yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. C. Carter
Higginsville
BL L. Carter
Local Notices From Dover and Nearby Towns
Dover notes list residents on sick lists and business trips while Frances Burgess performs piano recitals at Central College. Residents travel to Lexington Kansas City Slater and Alvo Nebraska for visits, business and prospecting. Samuel Beard dies at 9 0379 years old at McIntyre Motel after heart trouble. funeral held at the Catholic chapel.
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Dover
T. Winn
Livc Teent
M. Winn
Corder
Eugene Kelman
Kansas City
Samuel Beard
Mchntyre
Mr. Beard
Reading
Chavel
First Central College recital presents The Sin of David
Miss Kathryn Clark offers Central College School of Expression debut Thursday evening reading Stephen Phillips drama The Sin of David. First full drama by a student with Civil War England setting and themes of sin and marriage. All are invited to attend.
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Irene Burgess
Central College
Murrell
Miss Burgess
Conrad
School of Expression
Kathryn Clark
Marcel
Clark
Stephen Phillips
David
England
Charles TE
Parliament
Lexington College Ushers at Grand Opera House
Lexington College will furnish young ladies as ushers Friday night at the Grand Opera house. Two attractive girls will greet patrons at the box office to sell tickets. The proposed bill to salary Prosecuting Attorneys of the state, introduced by Hon. N M Haus, has passed both houses and awaits the Governor's signature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington College
Grand Opera House
N. M. Haus
Local traveler and family trip notices
J. R. Moorehead traveled to Kansas City yesterday on business. Mrs. F. M. Mord and her two children departed for Osceola, Missouri to visit relatives.
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J. R. Moorehead
Kansas
City
F. M. Mord
Oserola
Visi
Big Book Music and Art Store Sold in Lexington
Fred A. Day sells the storeroom stock of Big Book Music and Art Store to B. Bo Young of Kienells Cay. Young is praised as a practical businessman and expected to receive liberal patronage from Lexington residents. Transfer to occur upon inventory completion, a novel procedure in presses.
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Fred A. Day
Stoek
Big Book, Music
B. Bo Young
Kienells Cay
Young
Lexington
Death of a Child in Warren Gaither Family
The ten month old son of Mr and Mrs Chas A Gaither died Friday night at 12:30 at their home at 23rd and Main streets from pneumonia. Funeral services led by Rev Gen W Tally will be held from the lane this afternoon at 2550 elooir.
Roy Gray and Ed Simons Visit Local Witt Homefolks
Roy Gray and Ed Simons of Kansas City spent Sunday visiting here with Witt homefolks, sharing time and conversations in a friendly community gathering.
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Ho. Michierson
Kansas City
Roy Gray
Ed Simons
Levington Lodge elects officers for coming year
Levington Lodge No 749 of the Reterment and Protective Order of Lis held its annual election Friday night naming Oscar Westerman as Exalted Ruler Win Aull Jr as Esteemed Leading Knight Tinry Chiles Esteemed Loyal Knight Warren Shemin Esteemed Lecturing Knight C. Graddy Secretary Wm Groves Treasurer F Ja Carter Tilers The Noyes Trustee for three years Hubert Bates retiring Exalted Ruler elected delegate to the Grand Lodge to Rochester N Y Graddy elected alternate
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Levington Lodge No
Reterment and Protective Order of
Lis
Oscar Westerman
Oxalter
Win, Aull, Jr
Tinry Chiles
Estomed
Warren Shemin
Nivelts
Doe C. Graddy
Wm. Groves
F. Ja Carter
the Noyes
Ubert Bates
Grand Lodge
Miesty
Rochester
Doo
Gradidly
Fire damages New Addition home in Southside
A Friday night blaze in the new addition home of Alex Aires in the Southside section caused about 206 dollars in damage before firefighters stopped the fire. Insurance covers the loss.
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Alex. Aires
Family returns home after Kansas City visit
Mrs Sherwood Alderman and two children go back to La Belle Missouri Tuesday after visiting her favorite Mrs Kate Bishop. Her sister Miss Marie Bishop accompanied them to McGinnville. Miss Stella Bandon returns from Kaisas City visit Thursday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherwood ,Aldeman
la Belle
Kate Bishop
Marie Bishop
Mgginsville
Stella Bandon
Kaisas City
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Hart Schaffner
Marx
Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes
Dohn Cnpes
Oo W. Hageard
James Stark
Texas
Martin Pauling
Alvino, Nebbyaskia
M. J. Morarity
Quincy
Hliness
L. M. Brown
Harwood Hotel
Walter Molman
Corbin
Miswa Sallie
Virgie
Will Corbin
W. A. Reddams
Dora Meng
T. B. Cranplwell
Addie Tfolman
Ben Vaughan
Claude Cook
Pleasant Gmm
Pelaives Hiern
Frol Zeyzing
Ladies of the Christian Church
W. W.ole
Tarvey Wangel
Will Nees
Eigene Zeyzing
Slater
Eld
Thomas
the Christian Church
Frances Young
Mary Ridings
Elis
House of K. ‘Uppenheimer
Kuppenheimer
Kuppenheimer Tailoring
Fa.mous
the New Oxfords
Stier Clothing Coo
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