Diedrich Stalling Dead in This Community
Diedrich Stalling, aged 62, longtime shoe seller and respected resident, died Sunday at 3 am at his Fast Main street home after two years of ill health. Born August 25, 1842 in Oldenberg, Germany, he married Amelia Betti in 1882 and leaves wife and children Richard, Otto, Anna, Robert, Liatha, To, Gettion, and Asther. Funeral Tuesday at 2 pm at Germer Evangelical Church, Wiley-Wright.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diedrich Stalling
Fast Main Street
Mr. Stalling
Oldenberg
Germany
Amelia Betti
Stalling
Tile
Richard
Otto
Walla Walla Washington
Anna
Robert
Liatha
Gettion
Asther
Otto Sehulte
Hell
Germer Evangélies Church
Sigle Tax Amendment No Six Call to Vote NO
Voters opposed to Sigle Tax Amendment Six are urged to oppose all amendments and not support any. The message warns that opposing the amendment weakens their stance and instructs to vote NO and scratch YES. It stresses that a simple majority is needed and stresses voting on Number Six regardless of other amendments.
Dr A Rogers Visits Bunceton On Business
Dr A Rogers traveled to Bunceton on business Wednesday night. Mrs M Bradehoff visited Concordia yesterday for a several day stay with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. A. &. Rogers
Bunceton
Marriage Licenses Issued in Lexington Area
Marriage licenses have been issued to Harry Duwerd Lexington Hattie Baeron Lexington preenrr Joe G Wiley Lexington Mand Wright Lexington San J Puckett Lexington Rose Strombong Lexington John FP Martin Lexington Nellie Barker Lexington Robert EB Yank Kansas City Mary Li Welch Concordia Arthur Frede Corder Ahn Baur Gorder Richard TL Frerking Concordia Mam Dittmer Concordia
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Duwerd
Lexington
Hattie Baeron
Preenrr
Joe G. Wiley
Mand Wright
San J. Puckett
Rose Strombong
John FP. Martin
Nellie Barker
Robert EB
Yank
Kansas City
Mary Li
Welch Ve
Concordia
Arthur Frede
Corder Ahn Baur
Gorder Richard TL
Frerking
Concortia Mam
Visit to relatives and trips from neighboring towns
Mrs. Jack Price arrived from St. Louis Wednesday evening to visit relatives. Frank Hoefer returned Wednesday evening from a business trip to Kansas City. Mr. and Mrs. Chas Hoefer returned Wednesday night from a few days visit in Higginsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Price
St. Louis
Frank Hoefer
Kansas City
Chas. Hoefer
Higginsville
Surprise Wedding of Dunford and Barron at Home
Sunday morning disclosed that Harry Dunford and Hattie Barron wed Saturday at 8 pm at the bride’s mother Mrs Harriet Barron 2008 South Street. Rev S Boyd White officiated. Only close relatives and two friends attended before the couple departed for Higginsville on the A and P train for their honeymoon. The Daily Advertiser staffer Dunford heads the job department and is respected in the community. The bride, noted for intelligence refinement and domestic taste, is warmly praised. Congratulations from the Intelligencer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zach W. Wright
Intelligencer
West
Worry Donford
Higeinsville
Kansasity
Chicago
Harry Dunford
Hattie Barron
Harriet Barron
South Street
S. Boyd White
Ruth Misenhelter
C. Knape
Dunford
Daily Advertiser
Harry Danford
Joe Wiley
Higginsville
Hoveymoon
Mrs Alyed Carr Die At Home After Illness
Mrs Alyed Carr died Wednesday evening at her home on Highland Avenue after a lingering tuberculosis illness. She is survived by her parents Mr and Mrs Jack Collins her husband four children two sisters and two brothers. The funeral will be held from the home this afternoon at two o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alyed Carr
Ix oMlouke
Highland Avenue
Carr
Jack Collins
Death of Mrs W H Bowen in Kansas City burial in Lexington
The obituary notes the death of Mrs W H Bowen in St Joseph hospital Kansas City Saturday night at 11. Her funeral procession moved to Lexington for burial. She is survived by one daughter Mia Mario Connelly of Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. HH. Bowen
Kansas City
St. Joseph Hospital
Lexington
Mia
Mario! Connelly
D A R Plans Pineros The Magistrate Presentation
The D A R local chapter schedules a late November showing of Pineros The Magistrate with Lexington’s top stage talents in a production touted for unusual merit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pineros
Lexington
Local Notes From Our City And Nearby Areas
Col F T Wilson returned Sunday evening after summer in Munich, his health improved. Master traveled to Kansas City on business. Mr and Mrs Thomas Fletcher and Miss Mary Taylor visited Kansas City for a few days. The Blossoms performed at The Electric Theatre to packed houses and good reviews. J R Moorehead went to St Louis on business. Mr and Mrs J B Logan returned from an extended West trip. W B Bean, visiting his sister, left for California Mo after a stay in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. T. Wilson
Munich
Germany
Old Country
Fred
Fair City
Master
Kansas City
Thomas Fletcher
Mary Taylor
Electric Theatre
J. R. Moorehead
St. Louis
J. B. Logan
West
W. B. Bean
V. A. Kelley
California
Group Five Missouri Bankers Meet Lexington October 1912
The Missouri Bankers Association Group Five holds a morning and afternoon session in Lexington with registrations, welcomes from Judge Richard Field and EB Amick, committee appointments, talks by W C Gordon and Wm Mel Martin, and election of officers for the next year. After adjournment, attendees take an automobile tour of Lexington landmarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elis Club Rooms
EB. E. Amick
M. Williams
D. D
Central College For Women
Richard Field
Morrison-Wentworth Bank
EB. EE. Amick
Bunceton
F. Gilchrist
Leeton
W. C. Gordon
Marshall
Cashier Farmers Savings Bank
M. B.A
Win
Mel Martin
St. Louis
Ticy
Mississippi Valley Trust Comee
Martin
Wharkkora
Taineheon
Lexington
Local visits and travel notes in Kansas City area
Mrs W D Lippencost and daughter Agnes arrived Friday to visit Judge Richard Field’s family. Mr and Mrs Charles V Carroll traveled Saturday after a brief stay in Kansas City. Rev Warren P Clark returned Saturday from Independence on church business. J C McGrew went to Kansas City Friday. W B Beam of San Angelo California arrived Friday to visit V A Kelly. Robert Davis left Saturday for a visit with relatives in Butler Missouri. Misses Winifred and Margaret Winn went to Kansas City Saturday for the day. Mrs Chas Owen and Miss Theodocia Morris also went to Kansas City Saturday for the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Lippencost
Agnes
Richard Field
Charles V. Carroll
Kansas City
Warren P. Clark
Independence
J.C. McGrew
W. B. Beam
San Angelo
Cal
V. A. Kelly
Robert Davis
Butler
Winifred
Margaret Winn
Chas. Owen
Theodocia Morris
Kansas City Trip Highlights By Local Residents
John Lee traveled to Kansas City for a brief stay on Friday. Dr. B. T. Payne and sister Miss Lucy May also visited Kansas City starting Thursday. Roy Gable returned home to Kansas City after a short visit. Mrs. Ike Noyes and children with Mrs. J. F. Forester and Mrs. F. L. Carter spent Friday in Higginsville for the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Lee
Kansas City
B. T. Payne
Lucy May
Roy Gable
Ike Noyes
Little San
J. F. Forester
F. L. Carter
Higginsville
Local residents seen in Lexington and Higginsville area
Boo Montague of Marshall was here Friday. Numerous visitors and residents from Lexington Higginsville and nearby towns attended events and shopped. A revival began at the M E Church led by Rev Harris of Oak Grove with Rev Clayton assisting. Dr T C Ryland traveled to Kansas City on professional business. Blue Grass Seed sold in bulk at Wilcoxons Feed Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boo Montague
Marshall
Harmon Wahl
John
Lexington
W. B. Harwood
Wigginsville
Edna‘Tarman
Miss Blanche
M. V. Olliver
Higginsville
Mary Barley
Henry Hodin
Kansas City
Buford Gordon
Fannie McFarlin
Reid Moreland
Jack Cooper
Susie
Minnie McGee
Corder
Grovts
G. Congdon
J. M
Ef P. Redd
Kansans City
Ges Zeyzing
James Din- Wider
Nesday
Wallace Osborne
O+ dese
Misa Cine Winn
Elizabeth White
Geo. Zeyzing
Helen von Molt
University Hospital
Thomas Holman
M. E
T. CL Ryland
Wilcoxon
Auction notice for shop tools and engine parts
Eight hangers of 18 inch length and 14 feet of shafting are offered along with a 1 horse power gasoline engine. All items described as in good condition and available at a bargain.
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Sigle
Dover
Poland
McCormack
Rock Island
Thomas Hay
Sale Will c Nee Ae
A. P
Vandiver Bros
Dunford-Barron
Alfred Carr
W. H. Bowen
Missouri Bankers Association
Lexington, Mo
Dover Notes
Mya
Edmond Vaughan
Wiggingville
Chinde Tihnsen
Livington
Miss
Miva
Prank Evans
Elie Cox
Virginia Folmson
Bess
Ips
Janes
Sydnor
Sallie Chrisman
James Dimwyidnie
Spencer Brown
Wavyerly
Jennie Edwards
Muskogee
Oklahoma
Ed R. Meng
Elizabeth Burton
Elizabeth Slusher
James Dinwiddie
J. M. Seiter
Wright's Grand Theatre
Basso
Ernest Gamble
Verna Page
Edward M. Shonert
China
S. Stedem & Sons
Ati P
Weber and Howard
Stedem
N. Stedem & Sons
Missouri
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