Judges and Clerks of Election Appointments Listed
County court last session named numerous judges and clerks by township and party. Democrats and Republicans at Greenton Bates City North Odessa Davis Township Dover Township Confederate Home Lexington Middleton Waverly Sni-A-Bar Townships Mayview centers and surrounding precincts show appointed election officials including Wellington J A Thompson J J Bryant J H Hoehn and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
W B Emison
J A Thompson
J J Bryant
J H Hoehn
Robert Lioss
H ¥ Brinkman
Napoleon
H W. Jefferson
P E Meyers
George Verdix
Wm Strodtman
H F Hole
George H Woestermeyer
Greenton
J E Hannah
Rob Hyatt
John Parrot
Robert Sumner
W S Downs
George Barker
Bates City
Geo W Gillespie
HC Kelly
A E Orborm
N Gillespie
T J Batman
Harry Lane
North Odessa
Henry W McNeil
George Havener
Janes Geraughty
Caleb Reed
Scott Hixon
Gus Wickular
Davis Township
South
Higginsville
Belt
Thomas Harwood
Frank Canterbury
George W Stealey
J W Endley
J H Kailpmeyer
Schoolingville
Robert Ramsey
George P Gordon
James Jackson
H C Wohan
Henry Mueller
John Hagerty
Repair
Dover Township
Corder
Nathan Corder
John W Lewis
R M Edwards
Fritz Leman
Christ Rethimeyer
O CG Craveos
Dover
Harvey Plattenburg
Henry Corbin
Jas M Winn
James Hessman
J B Bentley
Leala Doerflingar
Walter Cooper
J P Dean
J N Douglas
J C Fulkeraon
Fred Friever
Herman Schroer
North Higginavills
Graves Whitmot
William Walker
Walter Chiles
J I Burgas
AJ Nolting
Peter Hi Uphaus
Page City- Thoms
J Miller
J W Tompkins
John
JM Rogers
Freedom Township
Concordia
Junug Vogt
J A Kueck
S D Fox
Henry Fickel
HH Brickoetter
W A Brackman
Repubicans
Aullville
W F Laws
Joseph Major
J M Handly
Wm Thieman
Fritz Brand
Uriah Farrell
Boreland
George Smarr
John Neff
Charles Fitzgerald
J J Warden
EJ Fitzgerald
C E Hoff
Lexington Township
Old Town
Min McFadin
John P Ardinger
Matt Wilson
John M Owen
John B Burris
Russell Dahler
Jas P Chinon
G@ W Shull
Isy Gratz
KE OM Taubman
Thomas Walton
Daniel Sherman
Otty Hall
Herman Oeblicblager
Charles Gunther
Obituary: Mrs Elizabeth Fleming McKean dies in city home
Mrs Elizabeth Fleming McKean died Wednesday morning at her home on 17th street after a lingering illness. Born September 11, 1836 near Lexington she was the eldest child of Judge John F B Ryland and Mrs Ryland. Surviving relatives include siblings J V Findlay Judge John E Ryland Xenophon Ryland Mrs G Hubbard G W McKean S B Ryland Miss Maggie Ryland and Miss Maggie Ryland Addressed families in Lexington Higginsville Parsons Odessa and Kansas City. She married J T McKean December 12 1867 and five children D D Gwinner William Bear Clark Davis Edwin R and George W survive. A Presbyter ian for forty years she was active in duties. Funeral Wednesday at 4 pm at her home conducted by Rev E Gordon Interment Machpelah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
17Th Street
Elizabeth Fleming McKean
J. T. McKean
McKean
Lexington
John FB. Ryland
J. V. Findlay
John E. Ryland
Xenophon Ryland
D. D. Gwinner
William Bear
Clark Davis
Edwin R
George W
Presbyterian Church
E . Gordon
Jao Machpelah
Mrs J C McGrew Hosts Tile Dales Club Tea
Mrs J C McGrew entertained the Tile Dales club Tuesday afternoon with assistance from her daughter Mrs Hard of Sedalia and Mrs D K Furnish of San Antonio Texas Flinch was the feature with prizes won by Mrs Stier and Mrs Furnish Elegant refreshments were served A chocolate cream dessert was presented in flower pots around a La France rose The dining room featured a silver candelabra with green shades pink ribbons and a candy pull game with small iron bons hidden at the ends
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. McGrew
Tile Dales Club
Fire damages J. R. Moorehead’s house in morning blaze
Fire discovered around eight Tuesday morning engulfed the roof of J. R. Moorehead’s residence. Firefighters battled flames from the dining room and kitchen area and through the roof of the main section. Back portions were quickly doused while front portions caused extensive damage by fire and water. Estimated losses run to several thousand dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Moorehead
Mrs Campbell and Mrs Wilson Honored at Missouri UDC
At the Missouri division closing session the United Daughters of the Confederacy elected officers led by Mrs J H Campbell of Lexington as president and Mrs J Phillips of Kansas City as first vice president. Also elected were Mrs C Rainwater of St Louis second vice president Miss Mapton Marshall recording secretary Mrs M D Wilson of Lexington corresponding secretary Mrs Anna Patio of St Joseph treasurer and Mrs James B Gantt of St Joseph historian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Mra
Anna Patio
St. Joseph
James B. Gantt
City council weighs street work and brick bids
At a regular monthly meeting the council reviewed police judge treasurer and street commissioner reports. Hedge & Campbell won the macadam bid on 17th St after a 30 day extension for East Main St work. A plumbers license ordinance with a $2000 bond was adopted. The council granted a granitoid walk option on Washington Ave and adjourned to Oct 20. Lafayette county physicians plan a state affiliate. Bridge fund drive nears goal as $4,500 plus $2,500 local expected. right of way survey awaits funds. Football: W M A loses 18 0 to Haskell in a fast, hot game with Capt. Bunting notable in defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Electric Light Company
17Th St
George T. Menefoe
Hedge & Campbell
Brindle
Fort Scott
East Main Street
Aod
Ality
Cora
Thomas Fletcher
Bridge Committee
Mayview
Lexington
Haskell
W.M A. W. Mla
Indians
Wentworth
Bunting
AL Haskin Ladd
Oc - Holland
Little
McLean
Sauea
Blickboy van Ginkel
Cardinal Bunting
T. Poorthunder
Craig
Kim
Johnson
Hill Graybill
Baird Doty
McLean T. Bolinger
Peter Horse Emery F. B
Crow
A. W. Allen
W. Coleman
Lawrence
Central College hosts informal reception for new students
On Monday evening from eight to eleven the faculty and students of Central College held an informal reception for new students. Lexington residents attended to renew acquaintances with President and Mrs. Smith and Miss Prosser and Miss Lowe as introductions and social intercourse made everyone feel at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central College
Lexington
Smith
Prosser
Lowe
Catron and Wilson Sell Trotting Horses at Public Auction
Notice in this issue announces the sale by Geo. M. Catron and Wm. B. Wilson of twenty fine trotting horses at public auction. The catalogue lists attractive young stock and invites buyers in the market for high grade stock to study it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kelswhere
Geo. M. Catron
Wm. B. Wilson
Public sale notices listed in this issue
Advertisers announce a series of sales including Axilee's Poland China hog sale on Sept 17, Sydnor's Poland China hog sale on Oct 18, Catroo and Wilson's trotting bred horse sale in Vol 21, Fischer's farm sale on Oct 25, and T B Campbell and Ben's trouting and saddle bred horse sale on Nov 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Axilee
Poland
China
Sydnor
Catroo
Wilson
Fischer
T. B. Campbell
Ben
Republican governor candidate Walbridge speaks at court house
Cyrus P. Walbridge gave a deliberate and accurate campaign talk at the court house on Thursday afternoon to a fair sized audience. The speech was well received though heavy on generalities, leaving listeners favorable to Walbridge personally. He traveled from here to Higginsville and spoke there Thursday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cyrus P. Walbridge
Court House
Walbridge
Higginsville
Hamlin Speaks at Court House on Tariff and Roosevelt
Hon. G. W. Hamlin, congressman from the Tth district and re election candidate, spoke at the county court house on Wednesday evening. He was preceded by C. A. Keith, Bate C. Drummond, N. M. Hows, and Geo. B. Gordon. The tariff and Roosevelt dominated the address, which was well received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Hamlin
Congress
Tth
Court House
C. A. Keith
Bate C. Drummond
N. M Hows
Geo. B. Gordon
Political speaking dates set in Lexington and Kansas City
Hon A B Rector will address an audience in Lexington at the courthouse on Saturday October 22 at 7 30 p m Senator W J Stone is to speak in Lexington on Monday October 31 at 1 30 p m The American Royal Live Stock Show is planned for Kansas City starting Monday next week
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.B. Rector
Lexington
Ovb
W. J. Stone
Kansas City
Mr. Etling Resigns From Lafayette Representative Post
In Lexington Missouri on September 26 1904 J B Evie submits resignation as representative to the Lafayette County Democratic Central Committee. He cites a new business engagement that would force personal sacrifice and impede duties, pledging continued loyal party service in campaigns. The letter expresses regret and appreciation for the honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Etling
Lexington
Lafayette County
Democratic Central Committee
Office of
Representative
Office of Representative
J, B
Evie
Annual horse show set for Kansas City convention mall week
The annual horse show will be held at the Convention Mall in Kansas City starting Monday and continuing through the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Convention Mall
Kansas City
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Lexington Intelligencer
Missouri
Sni-A-Bar
South Odessa
J S Grosshart
Jas ‘Crouch
L Racusey
Ed C L Frost
Wm Wilkening
George Lindley
Ferguson School House
Henry McCormick
T L Ferguso
D J Owens
Demotriis
H P Robinson
J B Straight
Chapel Hill
Joseph Wilkinson
Z T Davidson
Kilmer Phillips
J W Smith
F M Ferguson
A B Welborn
Washington
Uwnanit
Thomas T Puckett
Jas Vickers
W W Hancock
Joan T Siler
F W Stoenner
W Nolte
Centerview School House
G T Doty
W L Gammon
W W Gordy
Demorats
R W Powell
Henry Conrad
E 0 Rex
Wolfentarger School House
D L Yancy
James R Ripley
J W Renick
James Buchanan
George Wakeman
C Buchanan
Mrs. McGrew
Council Proceedings
P. S. Fulkerson
G. W. Fredendall
D. T. Ryland
J. Q. Cope
W. G. Harwood
R. B. L. Hitt
T. Ryland
State Medical Association
American Medical Association
The
Bridge Fund
Ashurst
J. J
D. T
Ballard
K. B
Burk
Barnard
Bartles
Boyer
Lee Baskett
Bell
Herbert
Julius
Coen
Carter
Neenee
Crenshaw & Sera
Coon
Campbell
J . Or
Ontron
O. M
Cavanaugh Wim
Cook
Robt
Cahill
Lo Coen
Spa
Cope
J. Q
Duncan
Dann
Geo
Dillard
Kate Andeeshbaane
Bynett
Charles Freeman
J. M
Freymiller
Fitzlan
Fulkerson
Fisher
Christina
Frazer
Bh. T
Fredendall & Wilson
Fredendall
Finnell
James
Meld
Fannie
Greer
Graham, Gordon
Gata
L. W
Green
Dao Gavin
Mike
W. H
Hoge
W. M
Hanson
Chas. A Holmes
Hix
Fred T
Harrison
Mrs. Thos
Haya
C. W
Hale
Peter
A Huecker Ervin
Hicklin
King
G. W
Loomis
Lafayette Co
Eres
McCurdy
L. B
Moreland
Matthews
Matthew
Moore
W. F
Meyer
Mulligan
Menaugh
J. L
Moorehead
Mitchell
H. W
Miller
Meyers, Youise
Marquardt
Hf. G
John C
Meng
Mark
Mayer
McGrew
J. C
Murekes
Maxwell
A. H
Norfolk
Nickell
Mrs
M. B
Nicholson
Olsten
Charles
J. M. Vhs
Payne
Dr. N. B
Rosia
Peceetrery
Slusher
L. J
Birdie
Stalling
Ernest
Sandring
A. W
D.swanson
Henry Oe
Sellers
Sandford
Adatom
J. W. Iy Schawe
G. C
Thornton
L. Aborer
Terhune
Mary
Todhunter
Ryland
Tevis
Irving
Tyree
Clem
Venable
P.ty
Jos
A. Warder
Chas
Widder
G. A
Winkler Furniture Co
Wallace
H.C
W. B Wright
Walton
Thomas
L. F
Waddell
Wm i
Weber
Eugene Withrow
Wright
Z. W
Ny Wernwag
W. T
White
Firman
Ot Welch
W.C Ts
J. D
Wels
W. I
Winn & Moorman Oe
Sam Young
Yates
L. C Young
J.C. Jr
Catron & Wilson
Mr. Hamlin
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