Price Dies at Camp Mills and Local Obituaries
James N Price, formerly in Los Angeles shipyards, died at Camp Mills New York after army service. Mrs Bell Price waited in Lexington for his body as other local deaths and injuries are reported. Also noted are deaths of Isaac Hays Charles Schaffer and Edith Sellon, plus injuries to W G McCausland and Perry Young amid early war era notices and a Red Cross knitting appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Price
Camp Mills
N.Y
Bell V. Price
James N. Price
Dp Mills
N. Y
Bedes
John J. Price
City
Ben Price
Cann
Ohio
Ed C. Price
Detroit
Mich
C. C. Knipe
Albany
Ray Thompson
Mac Sellers
M.C. Chambers
U. S. Marine Corps
M. A. Sellers
Marine Corps
Mac
Chateau Thierry
Sellers
France
Igane Hays
Isaac Hays
Highland
Mr. Hays
James
Sarah Hays
Lexington
Sweet Springs Milling Company
Notice to Bond Holders Against City of Lexington
Notice to bond holders against the City of Lexington issued by voters at the last general city election. Interest is due and coupon attached to bonds. redeemable at Traders Bank on or after November 1, 1918. Bondholders present bonds with coupon attached. Louis Minor, Mayor. G. C. Wright, Clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of
Lexington
Arc Tiereby
Interst
Traders Bank
Local notes from Waverly and vicinity including visits
Waverly and area residents report visitors and travel. Mrs. Hugh Neer of Liberal and Mrs. George Looney are noted guests, with others mentioned visiting ill relatives. Discharges from Camp Bowie and travels to or from Jefferson Barracks, Kansas City, and Mexico are listed alongside local illness and deaths in the community. Divorces granted and a political notice on a constitutional amendment appear amid the local notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willis Cook
William R. Byars
Kansas City
Kansas
A. HM. Ledford
Ethel Yowell
Jefferson Barracks
Henry Yowell
Clint Landrum
Arthur Robert
Dr O'Byrant
Mexico
Richart
Blackburn
Hoctor
Alma
John Kelley
Roland
Tevin
Burke
Idaho
Gonthar
William Harland
Hodge
Sutgriday
Ailor
Death of a Young Boy at 711 Main Street
The two year old son of Aaron Brooks died last night at the home on 711 Main Street from pneumonia. The body will be taken to Lincoln for burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Leonard Bidwin
William Ballwin
Tomorow
Aaron Brooks
Main Street
Lincoln
Death of Leonard Ryland Reported in Rexburg Idaho
Word was received this morning of the death of Leonard Ryland yesterday afternoon at his home in Rexburg Idaho. The body will be brought here for burial and will probably reach home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius Patera
Miss Hortense
Ernest
Remy Fh
France
W. L. Robb
Waverly Cemetery
Leonard Ryland
Rexburg
Idaho
Hore Maina
Also Mentioned on This Page
Higgineville
Perry Young
T. H. McKay
Kanas City
Young
Marvin P. Fisher
Fort Riley
Afernoon
Robi. Cowan
RK. F. Norfolk
Lucy Hays
This City
R. Sam Hays
Sweet Springs
Charles R. Hays
Canada
Hays
Waco
Texas
J. ©. Alexander
Masonic Lodge
Sam C. Major
Congress
Maim
Howard County
Charles Schaffer
Chas. Schaffer
Water Town
Schaffer
Germany
Harvey Mavel
Harvey Mevel
McGrew
Yan
Lafayette County
W. McNeel
W. G. McCausland
WG. McCaurland
Methew
Dr. Cope
McCausland
Mere
Edith Sellon
Milo Sellon
Tew. Baxter Waters
Martin C. Shipman
Martin Calvin Shipman
Williams Shipman
Southwest Boulevard
Prewnonia
Wowlidge
Mr. Shipman
Saline County
William
Miss Daisy
Robt. L. Cowan
Lafayette
American Red Cross
Southwest
F. M. Summers
McCall's Piano Store
Shai
Lambert Lumber Company
Louis Minor
G. C. Wright
C. T. Ryland
Camp Grant
Rothford
Ill
Lieut
Medical Corps
Kelly Field
San Antonio
Camp Funston
Serat Wiley
U.S. Naval Hospital Corps
Norfolk, Va
B. T. Wiley
Chillicothe Business College
Mason
George A. Kelling
Daige Lemuel
Mary Siegmerman
Johnment
Simmerman
Forts
Lafayette CO. Farmers Association
Richar Pollard
Mamie Pollari
Gertie Rogers
Tallis Rovers
Nettie Rust
Edward Rust
East Lexington
South Missouri Farms
Missouri
Illinois
Wird
Chudley
Poxter
Mike
Teeen
Coity
Stodderd Co
Oiles
Goal & Ream House
Ena
Balatow
John K. Taubman
Avent
Wipe Catrosn-Taubalan Veepract & Agency
Reus
Tredees Huey Fylitiny
Willard
Lexington Storage Battery CO
North 10Th Street
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