Mayview Notes Highlight Local Visits and Clergy Change
Oregon Roberts is noted for triage of visitors with Benning, Hugh Smith, and Prof Garwood dropping in from Warrensburg and Kansas City. Rev Wm Buehler left Bates City post to lead the German Lutheran church here, while Rev Talbott assumes Baptist duties. A picture gallery, an apple crop review, and a West Indies cactus bloom punctuate a broad community update.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon Roberts
Benning
Kansas City
Hugh Smith
Kanas City
Prof
Garwood
Warrensburg
Travis Buford
Speerr
Andy Goetz
Oscar
Paul Proctor
West
McCauley
Odessa
Lue Simpson
K. J. H. Perrie
Lexington
Mia
Taylor Benning
Mary
Geo. Humphrey
Dr. Harrison
Alberquerque
New Mexico
Wm. Buehler
Bates City
Abbie Puckett
Pineville
Judge Butt
Lydia Belle
Bellewing
Aullville
Talbott
Manafield
Dil
Baptist Church
S. T. Corbitt
The
Weed Marshall
T. T. Puckett
West Indies
Dover Notes Social Roundup Hits Lexington and Nearby
In Lexington and nearby towns residents reported through the week. Janette Bently and several others conducted errands in Lexington. The Ladies Aid plans a meeting next Thursday with Miss Sable Corbin. A Woodmen ice cream and strawberry supper is set for Friday night at the hall. Several residents, including Bonnie Cox and Marjorie Vaughan, were noted for visits, illnesses, and brief trips to Fulton and Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie Vaughan
H. G. Corbin
Mise Sallie
Lexington
L. W. Cox
Local note on visits and errands around Kansas City
A compilation of short notices: Capt Ardinger spent Thursday in Kansas City. D T Bogie visited Sweet Springs on business. Judge Burden and Chas Lyons traveled to Kansas City for feral business. Mrs H Rinehart and Miss Lee Meng returned from Kansas City. several residents returned from short stays in Kansas City. marriage licenses issued for several couples. Mrs Nannie Hicks offers shampooing and in home service. Charles Mayer and son went to Mancouth and St Louis. skin cream Morning Dew Face Dream advertised. Mrs Charles C Carter arrives from Nevada Missouri to visit grandmother Katharine Gordon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Ardinger
Kansas City
D. T. Bogie
Sweet Springs
Winn and Ewing's
J.B. Burden
Chas. Lyons
M. Coen
Crenshaw & Young
Charles C. Carter
Nevada
Missouri
Katherine Gordon
Frat Day Law Enforced May 1 Targeting Unpaid Dogs
City marshal James N. Price announces enforcement starting May 1 for dogs without tax paid. Master Willard Hutchinson, visiting relatives, returns to Kansas City. District meting attended by D. T. Nance and William Ridge in Sedulus. Wall paper offered by Utt Brothers with samples by phone. Annona colt arrival lifts Greystone Park. Capt Tod Hunver notes quality. Mr and Mrs T. L. Darby of Albany Missouri stay with RB Pointer family. Mrs Darby is Pointer writer and hasn't visited Lafayette county in 20 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard Hutchinson
Kansas City
D. T. Nance
William Ridge
Sedulis
The
Metropolitan Life Insurance Co
Greystone Park
Slater
Annona
Tod Hunver Perfecta
T. L. Darby
Albany
Gentry County
Missouri
RB. 8
Pointer
Darby
Lafayette County
Death of Judge Samuel Hudson at Buckner Jackson county
Judge Samuel White Hudson died at his Buckner home on April 2 at age 84. He served as Jackson County judge for two terms and chaired the state board of agriculture. A lifelong Christian, he aided the Sibley and Lexington churches and helped build the old Main and Eleventh Streets church. He leaves a widow, three sons and two daughters. mourners formed a mile-long procession to his Buckner grave, where Masonic rites were held. His younger daughter Alice had just a high school party when he suffered a final stroke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sammel W. Ttadson
Uear Buckner
Jackson County
Samuel White Husdon
Christian Church
Sibley
Samuel Hudson
Lexington
Main
Eleventh Streets
Judge Hudson
Alice
Buckner
Lafayette County
Ashurly Contractor Ad Serves Local Builds
Ashurly Contractor promotes granitoid steps and concrete walls foundations footings with emphasis on quality. Mrs. Lynn B. Gordon funeral attended by Mr and Mrs J M Redd Mr and Mrs Vaughan and Mr and Mrs Prank Gordon of Dover. Mrs N Hl Mignery and son Francia return to Wellington after short visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joun
Ashurly
J. M. Redd
D. W. Vaughan
Prank Gordon
Dover
Lynn B. Gordon
N. Hl. Mignery
Francia
Wellington
Uncalled Letters Advertised at Lexington Post Office 1908
The Lexington post office lists letters advertised as of Saturday May 2 1908 including Mollie Blackburn Thos Boone Norman Burns A L Burgman Minnie Cresswell T F Dougherty Mandie Ford Sophia Gernlkler Nora Green Ora Gillmore Lola Grobbs John Harrison Fannie Johnson Leona Jones Henry Lane Beesle Lady Lexington Man Cy Lillard H Hoefner Joseph McCaffery Walter Martin MM Miller Maude Ollivar Olga Tuepker Thomas Patterson J Dy Purcell Rachel Gongle H l Rohry D Haskel Smith Etha Tidler Claude Waid Edward Wilde. Postmaster Denia Crown directs callers to say they were advertised. Grocery ad follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington Post Office
Mollie Blackburn
Thos. Boone
Norman Burns
A. L. Burgman
Minnie Cresswell
T. F. Dougherty
Mandie Ford
Sophia Gernlkler
Nora Green
Ora Gillmore
Lola B. Grobbs
John Harrison
Fannie Johnson
Leona Jones
Henry M. Lane
Denia Crown
Paper Hanging and Vaioling By Al Weber Lampeeahown at Home
Ads list a service by Al Weber for paper hanging and valicing at home with contact phone 00 and address Av Wener. The fragment suggests local domestic services offered with limited details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Weber
Lampeeahown
Wener
Light Colum bus survey for Sand for sale cheap
Wilson Bros Agents advertise a light rubber tired Colum bus in good condition suitable for family use. For sale cheap by J. C. Youna Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
J. C. Youna, Jr
Strayed or stolen hogs reported by Academy
Lost or stolen notice describes three hogs weighing about 90 pounds each. One is black and two are spotted. Reward offered for their return to the Academy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Academy
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mayview Notes
Dover Notes
Janette Bently
Blanton Vaughn
Henry Hockensmith
Pretcher Cox
W.T. Starke
Mary Neamith
Nellie Meng
Will Meng
Capt. Redd
Ladies Aid
Miss Sable Corbin
Bonnie Cox
Frank Evans
J. Wi Trine
George
Fulton
Clem Tyree
Shelbyville, Mo
George Blackwell
J. B. Ballard
Wentworth
School For Deaf
Bss
Foo
E. Co, Dewitt & CO
Chicago, Til
Skeep
Hinealey
Winn & Ewing's
Sherwin & Williams
W. F. Weis
Annie
Laura Stalling
Getzer's
P. H. Linn
Kanay City
Richard Brock
Lexington Della Linneman
James E. Burgess
Margaret Larkin
James Wm. Shouse
Mattle E. Jones
Ora Mosley
Independence
Mayme Stewart
Nannie Hicks
Empresa
Charles Mayer
Arnold
Mancouth
St. Louis
James N. Price
City Marshall
UTT Brothers
Jos. L. Long
Cash Grocer
Joe
Goa
Publis
Tata
Kieter
J. J. Greer
Peter Rolland
B. B. Fraser
Roxy
Western Union Telegraph Office
R Field
Rain—Cottage
Srcome
Bath
W. M. Long
Cemetery Bridge
Wentworth Military Academy
Baptist
Callat
Prairie Church
Court House
D& W
B. Frazer
Wilson Bros
TON Angen
Spe
Daniel Ruebel
Bath House
Teller
Sanproro Shuees
Ww. L. Grovi
Lexington Savings
E. F. Nicholson
W. D. RaXkin
Wauter B
Waddell E. Harrman
Sandyard SanLms
F. Lee Wallace
Irvine Teyis
General Hauling Service
C. i. Benney
Hil
C. C. Willson & Co
City Hall
John C. Young, Jr
Franklin St
Lexington, Mo
Plattenburg Coal Company
Guorgem
Vaughan
Winkler Furniture Co
Gallemore Phys
IAN
Owl Drug Store
King & Marrs
Furna
J. L, Peak
Lexington, Missou
Egle
Franklin Ave
Lexington, Missour
B. B. Frazer
Traders Bank
T.B. Ramsey
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