Notice of Primary Election in Lafayette County Missouri
Notice is hereby given that a primary election will be held in Lafayette County Missouri on August 2 1910 at regular polling places in one precinct. Offices to be voted on include Supreme Court State Superintendent Railroad and Warehouse Commissioner Congress representative Seventh District Circuit Court judge Fifteenth Judicial Circuit Criminal Court judge Lafayette County offices including County Clerk and Prosecuting Attorney and several justices of the peace and constables in multiple townships. Dated May 6 1910 at Lexington Missouri signed L L Glasscock Clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafayette County
Missouri
Lexington
Miey
Peru
Lafayette
Supreme Court
Congress
Seventh
Fifteenth Judicial Circuit
House of Representatives
Lexington Township
Davis Township
Dover Township
Freedom Township
Middleton Township
Clay Township
Washington Township
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L. Glasscock
Wentworth Commencement Week Events and Licenses
The Wentworth program runs May 92 to May 25 with guards mounting, drills, a tennis final, street parade, baseball vs Haskell Indians, band concert, and a graduation address by Rev T A Hohenwald. Marriage licenses issued to Oscar R Murry Napoleon Lena Roechinick Oliver West Norborne Lelia Bandy Hardin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butts
Wentworth
Haskell Indians
Oscar R. Murry
Napoleon Lena Roechinick
Napoleon Oliver West
Norborne Lelia Bandy
Hardin
Prairie Notes Visit and Local Family Gatherings
W B Weedin of Colorado visits his father B D Weedin in town. Misses Florence Young and Martha Barnes spend weekend in Lexington with aunt Mrs Clara Moore. Charlie Young arrives from Woodward Oklahoma to visit his father Alford Young and G Young. Mrs Ralston also attends as the Prairie symphony of nemra meets and comments on the music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Weedin
Colorado
B. D. Weedin
Florence Young
Martha Barnes
Lexington
Clara Moore
Charlie Young
Woodward
Oklahoma
Alford Young
Prairie Symphony
Nemra
G. Young
A . Young
Florence
Ralston
Charlie Ye Woodward
Bargains in Ren Tal Property by Wilson Bros and Aull
In a brief listing, Wilson Bros and Aull advertise rental properties with notable value and potential for tenants seeking affordable housing. The notice highlights available units and emphasizes competitive terms and locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson Bros, and
Ernest Kriehn Visits Kansas City on Business
Ernest Kriehn traveled to Kansas City yesterday on business matters. He met with local partners to discuss upcoming ventures and potential opportunities in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Kriehn
Kansas City
Trustee Sale Notice in Missouri Real Estate Foreclosure
Trustee Henry C. Wallace announces sale of described Lafayette County Missouri real estate by public auction for cash to satisfy debt secured by a deed of trust. Sale at the court house front door Lexington within hours, conveying property in section 28 township etc amid legal notice of default and authority under the deed of trust dated April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Barhardt
W. C. Arenas
Lafayette County
Secur
Defaul
Lexington
Missouri
Lafayette
Cate
Local notes from Corder and area events
Robert Neal is very sick this week. Klitey Bownin visited Kansas last Saturday and returned Sunday. Oscar Enge and Fletcher Corder of Higginsville were in Corder Monday. The Misses Barnes of Higginsville visited last week with friends. Dora Dexselboed of Greenville is visiting this week with Alma Bauer. Stirke and L. N. Barley shipped cattle to St. Louis. Arthur Downs was in Corder Monday. The Corder hand will host a moonlight picnic at Lieser’s Park on Saturday night May 21. Refreshments and goodnesse all evening. Marshall Mendenhall was in Higginsville Saturday. Chas Osa and family returned to Erick, Oklahoma after visiting here. Fred Sehnahle arrived Saturday from Sedalia. Margaret Linke of Higginsville spent Tuesday in town with Elizabeth Wilson. Mrs. Littlejohn’s daughter Jewell visited Dover on business. Jodie Hackley, Elnora Haas and Etta Ewell visited Kansas City. Modern Woodmen of America led the Mother’s Day service at the Christian church. Arthur Downs preached. large crowd despite bad weather. Marshall Price of Fargo, Texas, here for funeral of Annie Price Killian. Mrs. Janes Hutson arrived for a visit before Kansas. Mrs. Ben Kidd died suddenly last Thursday in Prairie Du Chien, Wis. Corder baseball beat Houstonia 4–1 in six innings. next game at Houstonia. School Board elected teachers: Arthur Downs Superintendent, Miss Roe of Odessa Assistant, Annie Hughes, Bertha Bishop, Waite. Henry Warrenbrook and Mary Bauer married May 16 at bride’s home. St Paul’s College Orchestra concert at Concordia Theatre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Corder
Independence
Dora Dexselboed
Green- Ville
Alma Bauer
Stirke
L. N. Barley
Cattl
St. Louis
Arthur Downs
Corder
Lieser’s Park
Marshall Mendenhall
Higginsville
Chas, Osa
Kansas City
Woodmen of America
Ben Kidd
Prairie Duchein
Wis
Clark
Kidd
T Houstonia
Houstonia
Miss Roe
Odessa
Mix
Annie Hughes
Bertha Bishop
Waite
Henry Warrenbrook
Mary Bauer
Wim. Meyer
Musical program praised by Corder audience
A small but attentive crowd enjoyed a long instructive concert by the local orchestra. Morgan and Winter contributed notable granitoid works for the Baptist church. Mrs Annie Price Killion, 37, died of heart failure at 4 am Sunday. she leaves a husband C H Killion, four children, and several relatives. Funeral at 2:30 pm Tuesday, Rev Harris officiating. Died in Chicago John Doran, formerly of Lexington, father of Robert and Katie Doran and Mrs Edward Doran. burial at Mount Carmel, Chicago, May 10, 1910.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corder Hand
Morgan
Winter
Baptist
Annie Price Killion
John Piie
Harris
Holden
Corder
Chicago
Minois
John
Jack) Doran
Lexington
Robert
Katie Doran
Edward Doran
James Doran
Hardin
St. Patrick’s Church
Mount Carmel Cemetery
Local residents undertake short trips and family bereavement
Judge Richard Field left Tuesday for St Louis on a brief business trip. Miss Maud Hagood visiting Higginsville returned home Monday evening. J L Long traveled to Kansas City on business. Dr E C Gordon and Capt S J Andrew left Tuesday for Pleasant Hill to attend the Presbytery. Walter Moore’s grandson Walter Peters died prompting Mrs Clara Moore and Mrs James Hackler to travel to Newton Kansas. Walter Glasscock returned to Kansas City after visiting his family. Conkey’s Lice Powder and Poultry Book offered by mail for 7 cents to Leroy Farmer.
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Richard Field
St. Louis
Florence Keller
Higginsville
Clara Moore
James Hackler
Newton
Kansas
Moore
Walter Peters
Walter Glasexscock
Kansas City
Torsday
L. Glasscock
Also Mentioned on This Page
W.M. White
the Christian Church
Ld Na
Wall Sauling
Board of Trustees
Bnits
T. A. Hohenwald
D. D
Prairie Notes
L. E. Mark
Main Street
Henry C. Wallace
Robert Neal
Klitey Bownin
Oscar Enge
Fletcher Corder
Corthey
Misses Barnes
Higgins Ville
Janes Hutson
St. Paul’s College Orchestra
Concordia
Theat‘Tium
DR. King’s
Goughs
Dr. King
Tever
W. J. Atedins
Banner Springs
Tenn
Crenshaw & Young
Conkey
Leroy Farmer
Rhode Island
J. K. Leiter
Southwick Hay Press
Frank McDowell
Barrons Grocery
R. Field
Tenth Street
Southwest Boulevard
Henry A. Williams
South Street
M. F. Royle
Warrensburg Road
C. E. Lankford
B. Y. Lankford
J. Bray
Plum Street
Highland
Poland
Arthur Young
McCray
Minnesota
Sterling
Winkler
Furniture
J. EB. Tucker
Yandis
David Albert
Morrison
Wentworth Bank
Perses
Lexington Undertaking Parlors
E. J. Kampf
Ize
Traders Bank
Leonard Coen
Florist
Gelzer
Fred N. Hale
Carrie Loomis
Lexington, Mo
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