Circuit Court Proceedings and Real Estate Transfers in Lafayette County
A sequence of court actions includes several decrees for plaintiffs in Bishop Clay versus Grace Clay and related cases, while other dockets note amended statements, dismissals for lack of jurisdiction, and a report of commissioner approval. Real estate transfers filed in the Lafayette County Recorder's Office list numerous deeds, including Cobb to Deuura No-Ketter and others, with values and property details. local notices also cover judge Field’s Kansas City trip and various residents' movements and social events in Waverly, Higginsville, and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
Bishop Clay Va
Grace Clay
Plaintif Mikes
Filwa
Publicaat Ats
Silas
L v Co. Ve
G. King
Pew
A. L. McKay
Mary McKay
Nellie Hogan
Colby Hogan
Emma Crancleton
Fred L Crancleton
Bishop Clay
Malina Popejoy
John Popejoy
M. Brashere
Eliza Brashera
Fannie P. Riley
John
Recorder's
Lexington
Lafayette County
Lafayette Coun- Abstract Company
Financial Gents
H. Noyes
John C. Cobb
Evert
Deuura-No-Ketter
Cobb
Addi- Gon
Odessa
Wm. Schroeder
A. W. Peer
Schmidt
G. D
Hoefer
Lin
East
Higginsville
William F. Lineback
Henry
L. Hocksick
George H. Weeler
Chas. Phelps
William J. Walkenhorst
Lydia
Mary Rehkop
Concordia
Otto Semmiler
Frank & Walter Ashcraft
Local notes recount visits and events across Hale County
A long list of residents and visitors are recorded from Lexington Higginsville Slater and nearby towns. The notes mention trips by J M Redd Louis Wahl W W Cole J Q Plattenburg May Harwood Frank Ray and many others to various locales. Community life includes church services a sale a barn project a fire at a grain elevator and a death in Wellington with family tributes.
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Oscar Leach
Kansas City
Waverly
Kiving Riley
Coffle
George Bray
William H. Burnette
John Lavksh
Corder
Chas
J. H. Campbell
Higginsville
Marguerite Landrum
Lexington
Florence Cauthorne
Edwards
Leighman
Excelsior Springs
Charley Carpenter
Little Son
Geo. B. Gordon
Garfield Cook
Muskogee
Oklahoma
David Dexter
P. H. Larkin
A. B. Slusher
Creed Slusher
Carl Richmond
Hartor
Michigan
Ity
Robert Pointer
Patti
Chas. Deigher
Odessa
Fred Bray
Joshua Motte
Frank Coslet
Frank Zumalt
Tom Harris
Bobby Mason
Edward Barnard
G. A. Kelling
C. Bruner
Miss Hazel
Bates City
Alma Y. P. B
Nolte
Baptist Church
Marvin Neiderjohn
Willie Vanderling
Ethel Vanderlin
William Guenther
Ed Eiliot
And
J. M. Redd
Louis Wahl
W. W. Cole
Jessie
J. Q. Plattenburg
May Harwood
Frank Ray
Jessie Fox
Higeginsville
Miss Smith
Bernice Hom
Swain
Vorhees Trent
Charles Crisman
Mt. Leonard
James Shelby
Fred Zeysing
Slater
Ella Stokte
Eldorado Springs
J. R. Plattenburg
Lilla
Arnold Slusher
Wigrinsville
Olliver
Florida
Baptist
Sundny, Nor
Sth
Lizzie Robertson
Addie Stark
Mary Barley
Florence Davie
Elijah Neer
Mary Ojeden
Dutch Eagan
Cox
Harmon Wahi
Mya
Will Neer
Irvin Hodges
Wellington
David Slugher
Sallié Hogan
K. C. Hogan
Emma McGee
Sinter
PL McGee
Albert. Lewis
James Erskine
Sedalia
Nannie Littlejohn
Lexinton
Ella Hunter
Kanaya City
Dennis Ogden
Warrensburg
Mary Ogden
John Cooper
James Winn
T. Ryland
Dymart
Ed Winn
Leon Lewis
Elmira Winn
Janie Reid
Frances Gordon
Thursday Night Party Tracks Old Bill Possum
A local club comprising professionals and tradesmen chased a prankster. The group listed includes Dr. 2. M. Williams Rey R. N. Allen Dr. W. R. Eckle Dr. 8. T. Payne Dr. QO. T. Ryland J.C. Shelton T. P. Parker W. B. Waddell Wm. Aull Jr Jas. T. Kinkead W.L. Groves F. Lee Wallace Coleman Eckle and R. W. Campbell.
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M. Williams
Rey
R. N. Allen
W. R. Eckle
T. Payne
QO. T. Ryland
J.C. Shelton
T. P. Parker
W. B. Waddell
Wm. Aull, Jr. Jas
T. Kinkead
W.L. Groves
F. Lee Wallace
Coleman Eckle
R. W. Campbell
California Honey Output Sets Record for 1914
California will produce five million pounds of honey this year, averaging six cents a pound, marking a prosperous season for bee keepers. The State remains the nation’s top honey producer with Texas second, and much of the honey ships to England and Germany, markets now closed. The State Heekeepers Association cites about 688000 bee colonies averaging seventy pounds yearly. Separately, local social notes mention Mr and Mrs Meng Shelby returning from their honeymoon and a crackerjack party, with other residents heading to Kansas City and Independence for business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
C. FE. Vanlandingham
Texas
United States
England
Germany
San Joaquin Valley
Hee-keepere” Association
Mrs. Meng Shelby
Taylor Avenue
Algernon Smith
Kansas City
Col. S.J. Truston
Independence
John Wilmot
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Richard Field
Walter Glasscock
Blackwater
Father
Chicago
Lambert Lamber
Lexington, Missouri
Fred Trix
Dover Notes
Z. M. Williams
Corder News
Mesdames
Martha McGeorge
J.J. Riley
Lula
Ernest Meyer
Florence and Forest. Lyons
K. P. Kramer
Leila Smith
Hear D
B. Morgan
K.P. Krerry
Helen
Highnaville
Misa Phillips
Alma
L. P. Kramer
A. Holseher
K. P. Keamer
Marshall
Li A. Wollenman
Kansans City
R. F. Page
Richard Fountain Page
Mr. Page
Page City
Very
Coffeyville
Kansas
Z. R. Moorehead, Jr
Vielt
Pittnetal
The
Bank
Missouri
County OF Lafayette
W. G. McCausland
B. RB. Ireland
B. R. Ireland
A. d
Novarial
Thomas Walton
E. N. Hopkins
J. G. Crenshaw
Belgium
Brussels
Ruth Craig
Aullville
Jean Ardinger
Jean Brightwell
T.C. Crenshaw
Martha
T.J. Green
Miky Mary
Wisconsin
Holland
Missouri Pacific
Coast
Aington Mo
Kuppenheimer
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