George 4 Vandiver Dies at Home After Long Illness
Col George Hause Vandiver died at his home north of town at 11:10 Monday night after months of illness from a tumor. He was born March 22 1844 in Virginia and served as an honorary colonel in the Civil War. He married Jamina Crawford in 1880 and moved to Missouri, where he became a cherished neighbor. He leaves his widow three sons and two daughters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George V. Vandiver
Mary R. Tabb
Col. Vandiver
George Hause Vandiver
Hampshire County
Virginia
McNeill
Crook
Kelly
Col
Vandiver
Kentucky
Jamina Crawford
Missouri
P. R
Cliff Mason
Mixa Frances Vandiver
Waverly Notes Celebrates Local Visitors and Travels
Dover’s Capt Erving Zeysing visited town last week while George Gordon and family spent Friday in Marshall. Several residents toured Lexington, Independence, and St. Louis for visits and new postings. The Santa Fe Trail monument dedication in Marshall drew N J Gordon and family, with many others attending across town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erving Zeysing
Dover
George Gordon
Marshall
Francis Buck
Lexington
Tom Love
Jefferson City
W. B. Nowlin
Virginia Milner
Excelsior Springs
Commencement Week at Warrensburg Normal School 1913
Warrensburg State Normal School schedules May 25 to 29 1913 events including Baccalaureate with Dr. Green Jewell College President Senior Picnic Lawn Fete Junior Sing Midnight Feast Senior Class Day Alumni meetings and banquet followed by commencement exercises on May 29 at 10:00 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warrensburg State Normal School
J. TP. Green
William Jewell College
Local Notices Briefly Round Up Regional Travel
Wm Anti Sr. traveled to Kansas City Monday on legal business. Rev T M Cobb went to Hughesville Saturday evening on business. Mr and Mrs David Albert announce the birth of a son Saturday evening May 18 1913. Miss Dell Fortune of Richmond left Monday morning for a few days family visit. J J Harding visited Richmond for a few days. Dr N B Payne went to Kansas City Sunday evening on medical business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James T. Kinkead
BE. M. Taubman
Kansas City
Ike Gratz
John Glish
Herman Schmidt
Axel Samudlgan
Arnold Simmons
New York City
Wm. Anti, Sr
T. M. Cobb
Hughesville
David Albert
Dell Fortune
Richmond
J. J. Harding
Jay Harding
N. B. Payne
Kanais City
Sumlay
Emma Campbell and Alice Cheatham Return to Oak Grove
Mrs Emma Campbell and Miss Alice Cheatham returned to their home in Oak Grove Wednesday after visiting Mr and Mrs F T Bates. G C Marquis traveled to Higisin Dlg in a noted local movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Campbell
Alice Cheatham
Oak Grove
F. T. Bates
G. C. Marquis
Higisin
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Dr. Price
George
Waverly
John Menaugh
John Larkin
Little Son
Corder
William Burnette
Alice Leach
Morris Wantuck
St. Loui
N. J. Gordon
A. B. Slusher
Santa Fe Trail
Edith Robertson
Independence
Sallie Webb
Mary January
Idaho
Lillian Kelley
Evy Rush
Tutwrence
Kansas
Pearl Nowlin
Nannie Palmer
Pleasant Hill
Lizzie Thomas
Frank McClure
Alma
William Tseral
Sallie Dinwiddie
James Bridgewater
William Vmipineau
Weir City
Frank Papineau
Wm. F. Kuhn
Buff Orpington
Ruenit
Franklin St
Wilcoxon
M. C. McFadin
Jersey
E. B. Vaughan
Buff Rock Cockerels
John Ainsworth
McCray
Wilmot
Vaughan
Rhode Island
L. A. Roy
John N. Edwards
L. H. Miles
Salisbury
Plymouth Rock
A. P. Young
Fletcher
Warren P. Clack
St. Louis
Southern Baptist Church Convention
Sylvia Milling CO
SVL
Kaneas
Long & Shinn
America
Budweiser
Anheuser-Busch
Buchweiser
Kansas City, MO
Pittsburgh
Pitts
Pittsburgh Steel Co
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Higginsville
H. ©. Sydmer
E. J. Kampf
Reoma
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