Quiet Wedding Unites Lilburn Cole and Estelle Wilker
Wednesday evening at six thirty, Lilburn Cole and Estelle Wilker were married at the bride's mother's home 1206 Franklin Avenue in a simple ceremony officiated by Rev BR Brihey. The couple, from prominent local families, plan a two week honeymoon in Eureka Springs Ark before settling in Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lilburn Cole
Estelle Wilker
Anne Wilker
Franklin Avenue
BR. B. Bri- Hey
Ghuyeh
Cole
Dover
Wentworth Military Academy
Gem City Business College
Quincy
Ilinois
National Bank of Commerce
Kansas City
Foreign Exchange Department
Lexington
Death of Mrs Mode Anson in Aullville
Mrs Dora Anson wife of Mode Anson died at her home in Aullville last Monday October 18 at 4pm after months of poor health. Born November 9 1868 in this county she married Mode Anson April 12 1887 and spent most of her life here. She leaves five children a son and a daughter a brother and a sister and her husband. Funeral from the Christian church in Aullville and burial in Nigginsville cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dora Anson
Mode Anson
Aullville
Dora Fitzgerel
Anson
Leslie
Ray
Edward
Elva
Mattie
W. S. Peacock
Christian Church
Nigginsville
Local residents arrive and change in Kansas City area
I Mord, Glover Branch and BE M Taubman spent Wednesday in Kansas City. Mises Alice and May Peak returned Wednesday from visits in Oakland Illinois and St Louis Missouri. Percy T Little arrived Wednesday from Springfield to take the bookkeeper post at Western Coal and Mining. Walter Reeder, former bookkeeper, resigned to join Metropolitan Insurance local agency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I Mord
Glover Branch
BE M. Taubman
Kansas City
Mises Alice
May Peak
Oakland
Illinois
St. Louis
Missouri
Percy T. Little
Springfield
Western Coal and Mining Company
Walter Reeder
Metropolitan Insurance Co
Lilburn Cole Hosts Farewell Stag Dinner Before Wedding
Lilburn Cole celebrated his upcoming marriage to Miss Estelle Wilker with a farewell stag dinner Tuesday at his parents home 1206 Main Street. Twelve guests enjoyed a seven course meal, faultlessly served, with asparagus ferns forming the initials C and W and a heart design on the brick cream. The event was described as pleasant and the groom-to-be warmly congratulated before guests departed late.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lilburn Cole
Estelle Wilker
W. P. Cole
Main Street
Mr. Cole
Former North Carolina Governor to Speak in Lexington
Hon R B Glenn a famed ex governor will visit Lexington next Tuesday October 26 to address the Presbyterian church at 7 30 pm His topic evangelization of the growing Southern and Southwestern populations has broad Christian interest The public is invited to attend
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North
Carloina
Lexington
Presbyterian Church
Glenn
Catron's Horse Sale Near Lexington Draws Buyers
George Catron announces a trotting bred horse sale on his farm four miles southeast of Lexington, starting Monday at 12 30 p m after lunch served on the grounds. The lot is described as among the best in the region and expected to attract buyers from several counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Catron
Lexington
Gor dons return from Marshall visit with Catrons
Mr and Mrs James A Gordon of Marshall returned home Thursday after a short visit with Mr and Mrs James Catron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Gordon of
Marshall
James Catron
Mayview Notes On Visits And Travel
Mayview residents record social visits and trips with friends across Kansas City Odessa Higginsville and Slater. Miss Nord Simpson Mrs R Schumis Mrs Thus Bryant Tillie Smith and others are noted attending kinfolk or markets while Ernest Smith returns from Oregon after a year away.
Heart of Alabama at Geyers theatre raises funds for Lexington club
The Heart of Alabama presented by local talent at Geyers theatre in Lexington drew a good artistic reception but disappointed on finances. Jack Champion directed and led a strong cast including Warren Vivian, Miss Mary Lillian Atkerson, Miss Mary Berrie, Harvey Matchett, with musical direction by Miss Honor Goodloe. The production repeated Thursday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heart of
Alabama
Geyer’s
Lexington Athletic Club
Lexington
Jack Champion
Warren Vivian
Mary Lillian Atkerson
Mary Berrie
Harvey Matchett
Funny Boy
Conner Tunstall
J. 0. Coffin
Harry Matchett
Elizabeth Morrison
Cha K R. Shaw
Honor Goodloe
Cole-Wilker wedding attendance and travel notices
De J. G. and G. G. Peak traveled to Kansas City on Thursday while C. M. Clatterbuck returned to Jefferson City on Wednesday morning. Miss Meta Hartzell of Holden arrived to attend the Cole-Wilker wedding. Mr. and Mrs. August Limberg went to Kansas City to attend the funeral of Mr. Limberg’s brother-in-law, Fred Riske, who died by suicide in Kansas City yesterday after despondence over illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de J. G
G. G. Peak
Kansas City
C. M. Clatterbuck
Jefferson City
Meta Hartzell
Holden
Court notation of diverse state cases and verdicts
State cases cover embezzlement contempt common assault larceny and malicious wounding with juries finding not guilty and guilty verdicts. Defendants include Ault Sendder Saunders Ham mond Holes Hollis Moritz and others with fines ranging from 1.00 to 41.00 plus costs and multiple defendants named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State
Thoithus Ault
Thury EH. Sendder
James Smith
Cook Wilmott
Bradley Sanders
Ed. Sanders
Thos. Sanders
Benj. Sanders
Harry Hannah
Tom
Ed Saunders
Harry Hammond
Stateve
Win
Harvey
Pearl
John Hollis
Samuel
Clarence
Lint Mority
Samuel Moritz
Clinton
Clarence Moritz
Wedding guests travel to Kansas City for Nuptials
Mrs Evan Young Miss Edna Stramcke and Miss Frances Mc Fadin went to Kansas City yesterday to attend the wedding of Miss Nancy Shelby Huston and Dr Ned Overton Lewis. Henry Catron and Logannyart returned to their homes in Nebraska City Missouri yesterday after a visit with natives. Mrs J A Hook of St Lot e arrived Thursday evening to remain at the home of her sister Mrs W B Waddell during her stay in Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington Branch
Higginsville
Gus Rexinger
Cincinnati
Gen Gratz
Arch Hix
St. Louis
Charles Wallace
T. C. Sawyer
Young Ewing
Witerloo
Methodist Church
Banner
Creed Slusher
Misa Florence
Corder
A. B. Shisher
Lee Holselaw
Foster
Nebraska
Henry Burnett
Waverly Public School
James Motte
Waverly
M. E
Vordin
Kansas City
Webb Cole
Lexington
Stark
M. Redd
Robert Webb
Bra‘ner
Ivited
Joe Bertrand
Neff
Roy
Starke Epps
Fred Zeyzing
Liggon Vaughan
Alma
John Cooper
Higginaville
W. W. Meng
Texais
Elizabeth Vaughan
Kankis City
W. G. Harwood
Buss
Ilton Lewis
RK. W. Ashworth
Sam Redd
Lexingwn
Will Winn
Odessa
Taylor Winn
Bertie
Hugh
Bartlesville
Okla
Curtis Vaughan
Carter
Huggingville
Will Trollard
B. W. Vaughan
Edmond
Rudolf Yokley
Miss Payne
Lucy May Payne
South Street
J. McPoage
Howard Howard Henry
Mayme
Boas Johnson
J. M. Sydnor
B. T. Payne
Theodocia, Morris
Emma Tix
Maud Hagood
Carrie Field
Cruests
Messrs. Haritage
Stroud
Eva Bolon
McPherson
Plattsburg
Miss Fields
Lee's Summit
Miss Sturgis
Wnco
Texas
Evan Young
Edna Stramcke
Frances McFadin
Nancy Shelby Huston
Ned Overton Lewis
Henry Catron
Logan Nyart
Nebraska City
Missouri
J. A. Hook
St. Lote
Temain
W. B. Waddell
W. Gh. Wilmot and Son
Fris
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Cole-Wilker
R. B. Glenn
Catron's Horse Sale
Wm. Spurlock
Mary
Delia Crowder
Oscar Thomas
Mansfield
Sedalia
Crenshaw
Gus Weber
Excello
May Steel
Earnest Elsen
Isabe Fulkerson
John Ault
N. J. Gordon
W. P. Milner
Harry Steele
Als. Stonewall White
Dover Notes
Shuirhordy Elwu
Otto Nolte
Rev
Talbert
Julian McAllister
Grace Bradsher
Stella
Alan Kincheloe
Willie Waterhouse
Kansas
Citiy
Mir
Mia
O. M. Bullard
Mayview Notes
Babe Blacher
Nord Simpson
R. Schumis
Thus
Bryant
Tillie Smith
Galena
Q. Ellefrit
John Keith
Hi. Nulle
Henry Drummond
Slater
Henry Bascom
Thos
Misa Beasie
Ernest Smith
Oregon
The
Criminal Court
A. E. Rogers
Tom Sedalia
RK. B. Biiney
N. B. Payne
Pittsburg
Pennsylyia
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