Democratic party primary announcements from Lafayette County
A series of candidate notices authorized for Lafayette County officials including James P. Chinn for State Senate Seventeenth District, Frank Downman for State Representative, Christy AeAa for State Representative, Charles and Pchell for Sheriff, Waddrel for Sheriff, Winfield J Halooic for Clerk, Ghollege Sullivan for Prosecuting Attorney, A Keith for Prosecuting Attorney, and Bates Co. Drummond for Treasurer. Notices indicate candidacy subject to Democratic primary actions on August 4, 1904.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henatou
James P. Chinn
Dow Man
Democratic Party
Christy
Aea
Cwarlas
Sheri
Lalayatte County
Horheet Ter
Gholege Sullivan Ney
Assomgor
Lafayete
Objeetto Abe
Hiedumbrretic Party
Weare Salhorsed
Tinnayore
A. Keith
Lafayette County
Muentiny
Atgmet
Theas
We &Re
COUNTY TICKET CONFERENCE IN HIGGINSVILLE FORTIFIES RACE
County Republicans met in Higginsville on Wednesday to nominate a full slate for the county ticket. Sheriff became the focal point with three candidates. the group opted to defer a final choice to the primary. Names listed include Glover Branch, A G Phetaling, Chas A Rex, and others across several districts, while many residents attended upcoming events and returned from various trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Higginsville
Glover Branch
A. G. Phettings
Waverly Notes and Social Visits Report
Mrs John P Gordon returns to Lexington after a visit with N J Gordon and family. Mr and Mrs Ben Oliver in Marshall. Lester Slusher with friends in Corder. Anson Leach on extended business trip to Troy Illinois. Mrs Jesse Edwards and sons of Hodge visit H Gel schlaegar family. Mrs Kate Pauline leaves for Kansas City. L H Rinaberger piano tuner from Marshall visits. J R Justin travels to Kansas City for the weekend. Smith Robertson family from Alma visit. Miss Clarkson of Marshall visits H Oelschlaegar family. Mrs Wm Burnett returns from St Louis where Ralph ill but improving. Mrs Geo W Backley and daughters Nadine and Ida May visit Grand Pass. June and Collin Davie from Kansas City. Elizabeth Ackley of St Boule Marissa visits Tabac Pulkervon. McCowan transacting business in Lexington. Eastern Star play Female Masonry given Thursday night, presented at a meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Oliver
Marshall
Lester Slusher
Corder
Anson Leach
Troy, Il
Jesse Edwards
Little Sons
Hodge
H.gelschlaegar
Kate Pauline
Kunsas City
L. He Rinaberger
Marstall
J. R. Justin
Kansas City
Smith Robertson
Alma
Miss Clarkson
H. Oelschlaegat
Wm. Burnett
St. Louis
Ralph
Geo. W.backley
Nadine
Ida May
Grand Pass
June
Collin Davie
Elizabeth Ackley
St. Boule
Marissa
Tabac Pulkervon
Dover Notes Highlights Local Personal Visits
Miss Minnie McGee was in Corder on Thursday. Frank Gordon had business in Lexington on Tuesday. J Q Plattenburg of Lexington visited this week. Clarence Corder of Corder came Tuesday. Walter Trent of near Providence was here Tuesday. Olliver Martin returned Saturday from Cowgill Missouri. Neer Bros shipped cattle to St Louis this week. Mr and Mrs Olliver Martin spent Sunday in Waverly. H L Corbin and W W Meng went to Kansas City Sunday evening on business. J R Plattenburg and Mrs Olliver Martin spent Friday in Lexington. Jesse Edwards and family of Hodge spent Sunday with Dr and Mrs W G Harwood. Mrs Sam Vaughan and daughter Eddie Mary spent Tuesday in Algumaville. Ed Haas of Kansas City came down Saturday for a few days with relatives. Hilton Lewis and wife from near Waverly spent Sunday with Dan Brown. Mrs W G Harwood and mother Bettie Harwood spent Wednesday in Lexington. Hugh Winn left Thursday for home in Fredonia Kansas after a two ae cea Re-Dover and wieini
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan G. Wade
Odessa
Anna Phetsing
Higginsville
G. ©. Marquis
Concordia
B R, Ireland
Kansas City
Ec. B. Campbell
Capt
W.D. Lankin
Texas
J. M. Redd
Sire
Redd
Mr. Redd
Minnie McGee
Corder
Frank Gordon
Lexington
J. Q. Plattenburg
Clarence Corder
Walter Trent
Near Providence
Olliver Martin
Cowgill
Neer Bros
St. Louis
Waverly
H. L. Corbin
W. W. Meng
J. R. Plattenburg
Jesse Edwards
Hodge
W. G. Harwood
Sam Vaughan
Eddie Mary
Algumaville
Ed Haas
Hilton Lewis
Near Waverly
Dan Brown
Mra
Bettie Harwood
Hugh Winn
Fredonia
Kans
Dover
Mayview Notes Busy Social in Higginsville Area
The Mayview notes record local social activity with residents attending events in Higginsville and Warrensburg. Names include Misa Abbie Puckett, Otto Nolte, Arthus Riley, Tillie Smith, Viola Pucklett, Lena Smith, Willie Waterhouse, Jeny Proctor, Marguerite Benning, Mina Virgle Bells, Hugh McElroy, and others. Farmers report some corn not yet planted due to ongoing rains and a rising strawberry harvest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Abbie Puckett
Higwinsville
Otto Nolte
Arthus
Riley
Warrensburg
Baptist Association
Missel Tillie Smith
Viola Pucklett
Leo Mitchell
Guy Green
Odessa
Misa Lena Smith
Higginsville
Willie Waterhouse
Vis- Velay
Jeny Proctor
T. BR. Brock
Higginaville
Marguerite Benning
Sa “Ville Willlamoon
Mina Virgle Bells
Hugh McElroy
George B Green obituary notes long service and faith
George B. Green born near Independence Missouri November 15 1545 died March 22 while in Mayview after living in Lafayette County Prairie neighborhood and Prairie Presbyterian Church service. Survived by wife Nancy J Young daughter Mary Weaver and two brothers Will and John. A devoted Christian citizen and Sabbath school superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George B. Green
Independence
Will
John
Lafayette County
Nancy J. Young
Mary Weaver
Prairie Neighborhood
Mayview
Femain Lng
Prairie Presbyterian Church
Prairie Church
Bilder
Green
Hitler
Local Socials and Notices Trimmed by Last Week’s Events
St ne is mentioned as a shorthand for Saint Ne. Leo Mitchell of Kansas City is home for a few days stay. John Sturgis and wife of Lexington spent last Sunday with Mr and Mrs Bert Taubman. Walter Windsor came down from Kanana City last Sunday and spent the day with home folks. Mr Shepherd and Miss Winn of Kansas City are guests of Miss Hettle Winn this week. M. Green made a business trip to Sedalia on Monday returning later. Miss Alma Kinchelow went to Marion last Monday to visit Mrs Arthur Downs. Nisé Ida Jolson returned from Odessa last Monday. Robert Kincheloe attended the ball game in Marshall last Monday between Sto Valley College and M S O. Geo Humphrey and wife visited in Marshall last Monday caring for the bereaved and praying for peace. A copy of these resolutions be sent to the bereaved family and tribute of respect and love be spread upon the church record. By order of session. Borys Youse G D Horkins W S Ben ton A H Young
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Mitchell
Kansas City
John Sturgis
Lexington
Bert Taubman
Walter Windsor
Kanana City
Mr. Shepherd
Miss Winn
Hettle Winn
M. Green
Sedalla
Alma Kinchelow
Marbur
Arthur Downs
Nisé Ida Jolson
Odessa
Robert Kincheloe
Marshall
Sto. Valley College
Geo. Humphrey
State Bank of Dover Missouri Ledger Notice
Bank record fragment shows deposits and discounts with figures in hundreds, including total deposits of 810,000.00 and referenced names Corbin and others. The text mentions State Bank of Dover in Missouri and a dated signature by officers, indicating an official financial notice or charter entry.
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Jefferson City
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Charles Rex
John Tauntmain
Nice Sill
Martin Collins
Chris Walk
J. J. Harding
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Ollie Arth
Louis Arth
Willie Hodges
Hennessey
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Sam Redd
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Fred Bumgarner
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Charlie Harwood
Allen Harwood
Leste Nesmith
Misa Mary
Tabo
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Market Lake
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Pred Bachtell
Steve McGee
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Maplewood Addition
Gertrude Moore
Raleigh Robertson
Hulda Moore
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Henry Rockensmith
David Slusher
Jennie Campbell
Wo. A Ferguson
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Flora Nelderjohn
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