Democratic Meeting Dates With Local Speakers Listed
The Democratic County Committee organizes a string of 7:30 pm gatherings across towns from Dover to Chapel Hill with a band in attendance. Notable speakers include Wm A Chiles C A Keith James Penino H F Blackwell and Wm Young among others, with notices of dates October 15 to October 29 and locations such as Jennings School House Alma Chihuahua Mayview Oakland Egypt Waterloo Wolfenbarger Woodland Dover and Dade School House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic County Committee
Dover
Wm. A. Chiles
Jennings School House
C. A Keith
Alma
N.B
Floux
T. A. Walker
Chihuahua
James Penino
Mayview
Wm H. Chiles
Oukland
Clarence Vivion
Geocordia
W. FF. _ Chiles
Aultville
A. A. Keith
Egypt
H. F. Blackwell
Waterloo
Wolfenbarger
H. F P. Blackwell
Woodland
Chapel Hill
HH. F. Blackwell
Dade School House
Waverly
Wm Young. Hodge
Juesday
Thomas Walter
Miss Myrtle Mae Stead Wedding at High Mass
Shelby of Miss Myrtle Mae and Mr and Mrs Rishard of Kansas City celebrated Oct 9 at a high mass in Independence. Rev AG W Coggin united the couple. Bride wore white Persian princess lace, maid Dora Tippen wore pink crepe silk. A three course dinner followed with souvenirs of the bride’s cake. The bride is from Lexington, a William Woods College graduate. groom works at National Bank of Commerce. They will reside at 61 North Main after Oct 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelby
Myrtle Maeer
Rishard
Kansas City
Besday
Bates
Piper
Edgar Barnhill
Dora Tippen
Marshall
Bud
AG. W
Dora Pin
Lexington
William Woods College
National Bank of Commerce
North Main Street
Independence
Mo. M
Lexington Couple Weds on Dover Road in Simple Ceremony
Drucius Hackler and William Boten wed Tuesday afternoon at the bride’s parents home on Dover Road east of Lexington. A large reception followed. The groom is a farmer from eastern Jackson County. the bride is a noted stock farmer’s daughter. Rev. E Partillo officiated. Rev. Briney Accepts Call to Lexington Christian Church amid praise for four-year pastorate. Lex postoffice announces final selection for a U S Government building site. bids due November 8, 1906.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Hackler
Dover Road
Lexington
Drucius Hackler
William Boten
Lees Summit
E Partillo
Jackson County
Pass
Briney
RB Briney
Christian Church
Bring Bes
Brineya
Hhis
United States
Missouri
O. H H. Keep
Commercial Club Moves To Speed Passenger Station Plan
The Commercial Club met at the courthouse and instructed the Executive Committee to hire a lawyer to advise on legal steps to hasten building a passenger station. Officers were reelected: Hopkins, Moorehead, Graz, Crenshaw, and Waddell. A meeting was set for 9:00. The city council met Monday night with claims allowed and tax book review showing increased assessment. An ordinance fixed next year’s rates for general revenue, water, and ball funds totaling 1.00 per 100 valuation. The alley in block 30 to be cleaned and John Seiter to be notified to tap sewer for wash water. Council adjourned to Oct. 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Club
Court House
B. N. Hopkins
J. BR. Moorehead
Lou's Graz
J. G. Crenshaw
Walter B. Waddell
Aull
Yingling
Shinu
General Revenue Fund
Special Water Fund
City Ball Fund
John Seiter
Criminal Court Continues Case After Monday Session
In Davis Creek area court the defendants Claude and Cub Douthett J D Christy Walter Bradley James Campbell Alfred Barnett James Barnett and Ed Murray pleaded guilty to unlawfully serving in Davis Creek. They were fined 50 dollars and costs and paroled. The men claim they acted under a recent change in the law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Criminal Court
Chick Ovex LO
Seston Oclaude
Cub Douthett
J. D. Christy
Walter Bradley
James Campbell
Alfred
James Barnett
Ed Murray
Davis Creek
Wentworth Opens Fourth Season With Narrow Loss
Wentworth’s opening basketball game at home ended 0 to 0 after 85 minutes against Richmond High School. The team then faced Kansas City Veterinary College’s heavy lineup, conceding a touchdown after a fumble. A sideline fight between Conradt of Kansas and Owen of Wentworth led to exclusions, souring spectator reception. notice also mentions a trotting bred horses and cattle sale at Geo. M. Catron’s farm on October 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wentworth
Richmond High School
Kansas City Veternary College
Conrad
Kensasity
Owen
Conradt
Oub
Geo. M. Catron
Dr Jake Wins Again in Sedalia Pace at 2:16
Dr Jake claimed a first or second place in most races this meet at Sedalia, winning the 600 purse in the 2:16 pace on Friday with Neill Todhooter's horse. Time entries listed include 22143 2:14 2215 23154. Goss and Mrs Cass are reported well at their Mutn and College streets home amid serious concern among friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Jake
Neill Todhooter
Sedalia
Jake Hag
J. CO. Goss
Cass
Mutn
College
Mayview Notes Yet Roughly Telegraphed
John Tice went to Kansas City on business last Saturday. Mrs Otto Nolte was in Higginsville with friends Thursday. J B Smithie is ill. Mr and Mrs Hub Johneun from Kansas City spent Sunday at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Les-Alma
Jobn E. Bryact
Kansas City
Lee Strodtman
George Nusser
Courtney Myers
Henry
J. G Worthington
Will Waddell
John Wheaty
Jefferson City
Hack Mayhan
Wellington
Von
Keith Sod
Sod
W. P. Keith
Mies Rosalee Johnson
John Tice
Otto Nolte
Thareday
Higginsville
J. B. Smithie
Philly
Hub Johneun
Unclaimed Letters at St. Lexington Post Office 1906
A list of residents and names in Lexington Missouri with undelivered mail dated October 18 1906 includes Pete Barry Roy Bannon Mary OCwolbrige Mrs Lottle Coats Mrs A Davidson Geo W Druelinger Walter Franklin Mrs Mattia Gaskins Mrs J Gragier Mrs Lottie Hughes J F Hale Haware Lumber Co Ben Stomer Mrs Harry Jordan Belle Jones Mrs Adda Lartio P Lindermark John Lidors George Morrison Wm Patterson F Parker Frank Pairse N O Peper Victor Peterson Charles Peterson John Runco Principal J W Repass A M 4 P Robertson Rennock Thompson H C Trent Mrs John Thompson Miss Clara Wolford Sam Walton W T Webb Jan Wealot Miss Tile Winters Miss Blanch Willeford and others. Postmaster Della Crowpen notes letters advertised and awaiting pickup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Lexington
Pete. Barry
Roy Bannon
Mary Ocwolbrige
Lottle Coats
A. Davidson
Geo. W. Druelinger
Walter Franklin
Mattia Gaskins
J. Gragier
Lottie Hughes
J. F. Hale
Haware Lumber Oo
Ben Stomer
Harry Jordan
Belle Jones
Adda Lartio
P. Lindermark
John Lidors
George Morrison
Wm. Patterson
F. Parker
Frank Pairse
Julia Brasoh
Frank Peilis
N. O. Peper
Victor Peterson
Charles Peterson
John Runco
Prin
J. W. Repass A. M
Sam Walton
W. T. Webb
Jao. Wealot
Misa Tile Winters
Blanch Willeford
Della Crowpen
Lafayette County Roads Improvement Society Meeting Notice
The Lafayette County Roads Improvement Society will meet at Higgineville on November 8, 1906. Everyone is cordially invited to attend. Jenny H. Dinrkee, Secretary. County papers please copy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Road Improvement Society
Lafayette County Roads Improvement Society
Higgineville
Jenny H. Dinrkee
Reed to Speak Here and at Lezintegn Saturday
Hon James A Reed will address Higginsville Saturday afternoon and Lezintegn Saturday evening at 7 30 on the political issues of the day. The public is invited. The boat line prospect may bring freight by boat, with rates cheaper than rail, and a dyke and freight house meriting development at the port.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jas. A. Reed
James A. Reed
Higginsville
Lezintegn
O'Cllock
Merchagw Ang
Lesxiogtup
Une
Biat
10Th Streat
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Kate’ Bone
Kate Boone
Tillie M EB Tyler
Adtin
Dillingham T HA Arras
Geo A Graoble
Otty
Odessa
Thacher
Bos LL
Pauline Semme
Thos B Middleton
Western Strode
Alfred L Peacock
Jos Bell
Heinie B Smith
Cor
J W Honnab Jr
Tohn Schulz
Schawe
Chas
Fannie Qilderll
Geo Quidwell
Auta E Galbraith
J J Boenm
Ernest Klusebalte
Samuel Clark
Alas
David Wyre
L Wyre
Consideraton
Jack Woodson
Richard Fletcher
Alice C Jones
Thos A
Murray
Jones
Maibba A
Joces
Wellington and Vicinity
Butch Kosdil
Kansas
City
Jobo L. Corse
Oscar Westerman
Misa Carrie Gausman
St. Louis
Thomas Mahan
Kingsville
Johnson County
Lexington Merchants
Wellington Boys
R J. Dillingham
Arkansas
Oklahoma
W. B. Emison
Springfield
John Martin
M. H. Moore
Botton
Clara Denton
Keosna City
Cornelius Maroney
Maud Wright
Leane Griffin
Nancy Wright
Albert Loomis
Oclerks
Kinkead
Jerome B. Graer
Warrensburg
Nona
Bomadyer Hoke
Gus Easterly
Egypt Bottom
Mountain Grove
Frank Obion
L. BE. Heath
Sll
Frank
Waverly Travee
Stella Carlisle
Frank Caritain
Arnold Bonus Ground
Cistle Morgan
Lillian Procter
Alma Kinchelos
Julia MacAllister
Miss Blevin
Ida Santmeyer
Rigginsville
F. J. Pockett
Geo, Laroery
F. W. Stoerner
T. R Brook
Sanday
Viet
Mrs. Heidbrink
Mollie
Johnson
Corder
Barbara Moore
Garret Etherton
G. H. Plattenburg
Mr. Piattenburg
Haley Wheatly
T. W Wheatly
W. J. ©. Brown
Swuoater Win
Warner
Dodge
Usman
T. M. Chinn
Mr. Chinn
George Conner
Big
Iour Shoolpere
Dover Kerma
Clarence Corder
Will Pauling
Lexington Bridey
Blanton Vaughn
Robert Dysart
Will Holland
Kanuss City
Mise Looberg
Ptre
Kate Lewis
Mrs
Rolly Nelson
Will Stork
Mary Nesmith
Webb Qole
Pletcher Cox
Ben Vaugho
Little Son
Bianion Vaugho
Ed Boye
Allan Higham
Keneas City
Mra
Mattie Col
Nannie Littlejobe
Verve
Allie Liggon
Venn
Jean Zeysing
Riggioaville
Char’ Crim
Franklin
Inl
Josaie
L. W. Cox R
W. Ashworth
H. T. Redd Lott
Capt. Zeysing
W. W. Meag
Lyno Gordon
Anna ‘Rocnles
Bapbitat College
Visced
Pidtok Gordon
Christian Churchh
Hare
Council Proceedings
Jake
Mayview Notes
M. Y. Wilson
Capé Giradeau
U. D
Cape Girardeau
G. Adams
Miss Grace
Ratontown
N. J
Adams
Episcopal Church
Albert M. Shelby
San Francisco
Dorie
Manila
Islands
Mika Inez
Chiles
W. A. Comstock
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