County Court Meeting Sets Routine Roads and Bridges
The county court in Higginsville session with Judges Hagood Klingenberg and Thomas plus Sheriff and clerk members approved costs for sewer pipe culvert, ordered funds from Road and Bridge, and granted several road changes. Officials debated vacations, new bridges and culverts, and the taxation of insurance funds. The session continued with road petitions, surveys, and appointments for deeds and viewings, with decisions deferred to December or February terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Hagood
Klingenberg
E. M. Thomas
Clas
Ff. Kinkead
GC la Glasscock
Hagood
Higginsville
Road Am Bridge Fund
Bauman
Gray
Thomas
Ttway
B. ©. Drummond
Stackelford
Trewarer
Toad and Bride Junco Road
Bscww
Graham Ands
Graham
Otto Nolte
Mathews Meighs
Mayview
Higginsville license grants for dyamehop and routes
In Higginsville John O'Donnell secured a license for cutting two hills along the Wellington road south of Lexington with a condition to furnish two mounts. the court adjourned to December. W Ho Mount was granted a license for a dyamehop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Ho Mount
Higginsville
John O'Donnell
Lexington
Wellington
Wedding at Havelock Unites Howard Shinn and Annie Ashford
Wednesday morning at the Catholic church in Havelock Howard Shinn and Annie Ashford wed in a ceremony conducted by Pather Curry Attendants included Leo Shinn and Mrs Moliie Limberg After a breakfast at the bride’s mother High land Avenue the couple left for St Louis for their honeymoon The bride is daughter of Mrs Kure Ashford groom is son of Mr and Mrs Jerry Shinn Both are well regarded in the community and employments noted The couple’s friends extend best wishes for happiness and prosperity
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havelock
Howard Shinn
Annie Ashford
Pather Curry
Leo Shinn
Proom
Moliie Limberg
Pyutsta
Highland Avenue
St. Louie
Mra Kure Ashford
Jerry Shinn
J. ©. McGrew
Mountain numbers streets under council order
Tuesday morning Harry Mountain began numbering business houses per city orders. Starting at 6th Street he assigned 001 to a saloon and 02 to McGrew’s office, 03 to Cafe Hackker, DH to Winn & Hwing, amid disputes over which side should bear odd numbers. City official Aloan Tala cited council act supporting his method and Mountain pressed on.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Mountain
6Th Street
McGrew
Cafe Hackker
Winn & Hwing
Mr. Mountain
Source Spectator
Haerle
Aloantala
Kret’s Moves to Expand Kandy Kitchen Space
Garl Kret, candy maker of Kret's, enlarges his shop by occupying a newly vacated building space from Z. A. Jordan. He will cook and sell ice cream confectionery in the west room with lunch tables and a tobacco counter. The first demonstration will be to dig.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garl Kret
Z. A. Jordan
Kandy
Kret Wall
Supper at Turner Hall for Catholic church benefit
A supper will be held at Turner Hall Thursday November 34 1905 from 4 until 9 oclock to benefit the Catholic church. Supper costs 25 cents and music will be in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turner Hall
Bishop Atwell Leads Episcopal Sunday Services
Bishop Atwell will conduct services at the Episcopal church Sunday morning, continuing the parish’s regular worship schedule and community outreach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bishop Atwell
Episcopal Church
Local residents make short trips and returns this week
Guests and residents undertake brief travels with departures to Louisville Kansas City Wellington and Joplin while others return from Palmyra Mexico and continued visits in this city. Notable movements include Guestav Thaerle Charles Weber Mrs Mackie Verda Kinkead and George Burghefer leaving for various destinations and Mrs Predendall Katharine returning from Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guestav Thaerle
Louisville
Charles Weber
Kansas City
Mises Ethel Mackie
Verda Kinkead
Wellington
George Burghefer
Palmyra
Election results across states show varied party wins
Cleveland Tom Johnson and Scent fare by 8000. New York Tammany by 20000. San Francisco Taylor and good government by 12000 to 15000. Nebraska Republican supreme justice by 12009. Virginia Democrats win both legislative branches. Kentucky Willson elected governor with prohibition likely. Massachusetts Guild Republican gains. East Lake City Brinsford Democrat mayor by 3000. New Jersey Kateenbach Democrat governor by 10000. Pennsylvania Sweats Republican treasurer by 48000. Toledo Whittock Democrat re elected mayor. Maryland ex governor Simitt wins senatorial primary with no governorship result.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Tom Johnson
New York
San Francisco
Taylor
Nebraska
Virginia
Kentucky
Willson
Repoliticas
Massachusetts—Guild
East Lake City
Brinsford
Detocrat
New Jersey
Kateenbach
Pennsylvania
Sweats
Oledo Whittock
Cincinnati
Mariebelt
Maryland
Simitt
Kansas City Times
Taubman Kirtley Blackwell Wedding in Lexington Home
John K Taubman and Miss Mary Kirtley Blackwell wed Thursday afternoon at the bride’s parents home in a simple ceremony attended by immediate family. The couple left for the station amid rice showers and good wishes, as friends praised the future of the newlyweds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John K. Taubman
Mary Kirtley Blackwell
Berien Menefee
Richmond
Schuman
Wagner
Lohengrin
Mish Blackwell
Mr. Taubm
Lexington
Tauboian
Tie at Carollton In two twenty minute halves
Wentworth second team played a noncore football game at Carollton on Thursday. The cadets advanced close to the goal line several times but failed to cross while Carrollton’s kicker booted the ball past Wentworth repeatedly. Soldiers say they were treated royally and a dance followed the visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wentworth
Carollton
Carrollton
Wentworth to host Missouri second team Monday game
Wentworth plans to play Missouri's second squad Monday to attract crowds and settle questions about how Wentworth would fare against Kansas seconds. Missouri is regarded slightly stronger this season and the Wentworth team is improving and could challenge the Myercubs. Mr and Mrs Edward Aull visited Kansas City on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wentworth
Missouri
Kansas
Halloween Social and Local Notices Mix in Higginsville
A long list of Higginsville residents and visitors recounts trips to Kansas City, Odessa, and Lexington with social calls and business. Obituaries note Richard Saunders of Washington Township and Susie Clarkson Henning of Mayview, while Halloween festivities at T. M. Chinn’s feature ghostly decor, a fortune basket, and a prize contest.
Henderson guests highlight social visit in Memphis area
Itey WP Henderson of Memphis Missouri arrived Thursday evening for a short stay. A number of Richmond young ladies were here on horseback Thursday afternoon. Mrs Harry Davis and Miss Estelle Davis of Mehmood were here briefly Thursday. Leonard Magginois and Mary Blane of Higginaville were in town Friday. Mr Blanc obtained a license to wed Mixa Ethel Mitchell of Mayview. The wedding is planned at the Baptist parsonage today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Itey
WP. Henderson
Memphis
Richmond
Harry Davis
Estelle Davis of
Mehmood
Leonard Magginois
Mary Blane
Higginaville
Mr. Blanc
Mixa Ethel Mitchell
Mayview
Baptist
Bryan Visit Teased as Lincoln Speaker May Come
Dr J F Folkerson arranged with W J Bryan in Lincoln to deliver a lecture here but Bryan, confirming, said dates are full through next year and that he would likely come in January or February. He called him the most popular public speaker in America and predicted a Republican victory would shrink Nebraska’s margin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladica
J. 4. Folkerson
Lincoln
Bryan
America
Nebraska
Miss Edith Powell Weds Frank Atwill in Richmond Home
Edith Powell, youngest daughter of Mr and Mrs John Powell, married Frank RB Atwill at her aunt Mrs Matilda Powell’s house in Wichman on Wednesday evening November 4. A former public school teacher in Lexington, she resigned after a strong teaching career. The groom is a successful coal operator and a leading Richmond figure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Powell
Frank RB. Atwill
Matilda Powell
Fia
John Powell
Lexington
Richmond
Card of Thanks for John Welborn
Family expresses sincere thanks for help and sympathy after the death of husband and brother John Welborn. Gratitude noted for kindness and support. Also includes a garbled real estate notice about a fruit farm near Lexington and other properties for sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Welborn
Joan Wenn
Borie
Sisitieis
Local Social Notes From Page City and Kansas City Trip Reports
Mes Virginia Johnson spent Wednesday in Page City. Chas Glasscouk M Ladeson and Henry McNvel went to Kansas City Friday. George Kerdolif learned Wednesday evening from a business trip to Carruthers Missouri. Lucas Mitchell of Kansas City spent Wednesday with his parents. Mr and Mrs Wit Mitchell in this city. Mrs Ryland Codthunter and two daughters Mises Billett and Katharine went to Kansas City Thursday for a short visit. RJ Dillingham GO W Oberhel man and A W Hettien of south of town had business in the County Court Wednesday. Miss Lilian Johnson, who graduated from Lexington college in 1901, was married at her time in Osawatomie, Kansas Oct 22 190? Geo W Hill of Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrack FF. Nicholson
Kansas City
J. ¥. Costellow
L . Chiles
Mayview
Chiles
G. W. Predendall
Katharine
Mexico
George Temple
Mra. Ne 1
Payne
Joplin
Wednealay
Ryland ‘Codthunter
Mises Billett
RJ. Dillingham
GO. W. Oberhelman
A.W. Hettien
South of Town
Lilian Johnson
Lexington College
Osawatomie
Kans
Geo. W. Hill
Lexington Post Office Letter Ads And Local Goods Listing
The notice lists names of letters advertised as ready for pickup at the Lexington post office, with names including Minnie Brown Mildred Baker and many others. It notes “They were advertised” and is signed by Postmaster Della Owder at The Nickle. Also promotes Friday and Saturday night entertainment and Concordia Butter at Joe L. Long.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Brown
Mildred Baker
Lueier Digion
John Carspenter
Adalye Ward
Joste Nord
Lieeie Grub
Angi Hart
Olwa
Hutchinson
Joliar Hess
John Harteam
Goulsby Kinney
Mary Kupman
M. Lexingtay
Graree Midili
Lucia Mowe
Ora Moseley
Miss Lara
AnOdml
Airs
Parker
Janes Wreston
Netlie
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John A. Thompson
5. N. Wilson
Merk
Labor Exchange Coal Mine
Hugh J. Smith
Alex. Graves
Hy Bauman
B. C
Weedin
Dillingham
Grumke Et
D. L. Mitchell
Rice
J. H. Heretal
Gurance Vivion
Yeyaung
Sam G. Hmerson
J. Henry Af
David Staley
Ates
Shinn
Ashford
Kret
Taubman
Blackwell
Edward Aull
Mayview Notes
John Herner
Jo Barton
Odessa
Irving Withers
Miss Sallie Warren
Aigginsville
Lewis Nolt
Blackburn
T.D. Williamson
Stella Kincheloe
Barnet Higgins
Mrs
B.S Higgins
Bre Kyland
Win
Keith
Minnie Barton
Lydia Bellelitt
Blount
Corder
Wm. Allworth
Robins
James Graham
B. &. Winsor
Miss Bessie
John T. Siler
Kanaan City
Touraday
Rufie Marshall
Topeka
A. A. Davis
T. T. Puckett
Mound City
Ivar
Clarence Jones
Weaver
T. M. Chinn
Bessie
Tov
Watts
Fritz Windmaeller
Pritu
Hallowe'en
Gordon Grahmn
Waddell
Colorado
Will Waddell
Gordon
Richard Saunders
South
Washington Township
Henry
Robert
Charles
William
James
Duncan
Lepate
Mt. Taber
Henning
Thomas EF. Henning
Susie Clarkson
Mayvhew
May Uist
Meland
David Anthony
Laston Wil
Avoli
Aleoa
Ter Clarkson
Washington
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Mt. Hebron
Susie
Womin
Baptist Church
Petty
Lazarus
Mt. Hebron Metory
Misa Hessie
Will Monroe
Clif Smith
Julia Worley
Lilian Proctor
Viola Puckett
Kate Bullard
Virginia Belles
Pearl Moore
Desai
Lyla Butt
Gertrude Ridings
Naomi Chinn
Bettie
Mary Benning
Messrs
Butler Moore
Steve Pool
Prof
Harwood
Babe Blucher
Grover Warren
Olt Smith
Dr. Pakerson
Idénview Church
Virginia Johnson
Page City
Chas. L. Glasscouk
M. Ladeson
Henry McNvel
George Kerdolif
Carruthers, Mo
Lucas Mitchell
Wit Mitchell
City
the Nickle
Song
Joe
L. Long
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