City council debates Bell pay stations and sewer work
The council debated private Bell pay stations on streets and alleys with a proposed license tax per phone. Bids for city livery table were rejected and sale offered. Adjourned after long discussion on toll station ordinances and rights of the Bell Company.
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Cour Boyle
W. P. Cole
Geo. C. Schawe
Zach W. Wright
Bear
Bell Company
H. F Blackwell
Smith
Central College
White
Lexington College
Franklin Street
11Th
Ft. Wés
Ity
Cornell
Counell
1 Telephone Company
Mill
Rt House
J. C. Lesueur
Boyle
Blackwell
The
Supreme Court
Hind Bod
Therd
Mir
Shane
Shion
Meyer
Aull
Nest
Walk
Coople
Haerle
Councimen
Mrs Clarence Vivien Hostess At South Street Tea
Mrs Clarence Vivien and sister Miss Lavinia Warren entertained seventy five friends Tuesday afternoon at the former’s South street home in compliment to Miss Olive Vivien Carter. Decorations featured green and pink motifs with florals and a punch service in red and yellow.
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Clarence Vivien
Lavinia Warren
South Street
Olive Vivien Carter
Gladys Winn
Marcia Sellers
Mra Vivion
Mesdames
E.W. White
Geo, W. Johnson
Ada Carter
Clarence Kenney
R. N. Cook
Fred T. Hix
John W. Meog
Dedication of Two W. O. W. Monuments in Machpelah Cemetery
The Woodmen of the World dedicated two monuments in Machpelah cemetery on Sunday October 8 honoring deceased members Sandford Thornton and A W Sandring. Dr Milford Riggs delivered the address and Rev R J Bricey offered the prayer. Music was by the Woodman choir and the order’s ritual services closed the program.
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W. O. W. Order
Machpelah
Sandford Thornton
A .W. Sandring
Milford Riggs
R. 3
Bricey Musig
Woodman Choir
Informal Hop At Kik's Home Honors Three Misses
Twenty young ladies and gentlemen enjoyed an informal dance at the Kik's Home Wednesday evening. The event honored Grace King of Atetison Kansas Loraine Blackburn of Fulton and Wivrtie Moreley of St Louis who attended as guests.
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Kik
Grace King
Atetison
Kansas
Loraine Blackburn
Fulton
Wivrtie Moreley
St. Louia
Transportation misfire shocks Kansas City teams
Geane and Manual High School teams faced ticket delivery failures blamed on Missouri-Pacific railroad. Transportation was wired Friday at noon and due to reach him, yet Kansas City Journal claims tickets were not received by manager Peters Sayleg Saturday night. This repeat issue follows prior sports teams’ ticket problems despite a written contract with Wentworth and prompt refund of advanced funds.
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Geane
Kansas City Manual
Kansas City Journal of
Peterd
Sayleg
Missouri-Pacific Railroad
Peters
Wentworth
Railroad time cards face change to ease Lafayette rail delays
A letter promises Missouri Pacific time cards will start by October 22 at latest to curb chronic delays on the River Division. Trains west yesterday two hours late and east last night about five hours late. The bridge completion is expected to fix broader railroad troubles.
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Missouri Pacific
Commercial Club
River Division
Boy Struck by Wooden Stake in Workplace Accident
Boby Jankina, an employee of J H Waugh Company, attacked Emerson G Lewis with a wooden stake after a dispute over a piece of scantling. The stake fractured Lewis's skull and he was unconscious until medical aid arrived. Jenkins fled. officers seek his arrest.
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Boby Jankina
J. H. Waugh
Compiny
Emerson G Lewis
Informal College Year Reception Held at Central College
An informal open house Monday evening at Central College welcomed faculty students and friends from the old school and cadets from Wensweoro Military Academy. The event provided a social opportunity to meet new teachers and pupils and renew acquaintances.
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Central College
Oli
Wensweoro Military Academy
Mrs Hays Hosts Bridge Parties for Mrs Hays and Miss Arnold
Mrs Carl W Hays entertained at Munch Wednesday afternoon and at bridge Thursday afternoon with thirty two guests at each event. Rooms were decorated with seasonal flowers palms and ferns. Refreshments were served. Mrs J P Hansam won the favor at Munch and Miss Lockie Arnold the bridge favor.
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Carl W. Hays
Munch
Bridge
J. P. Hansam
Minch
Lockie Arnold
Local Notes and Football Game at Wentworth Academy
A list of names remains at the Lexington Missouri postoffice dated October 14 1905. A football game is set Saturday afternoon at 210 o'clock on the Academy campus between Central High School of Kansas City and Wentworth Academy. Admission is 26 cents.
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Academy
Central High School of
Kansas City
Wentworth Academy
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