Stone to Tour Lafayette County in One Day
United States Senator William J. Stone plans five speeches in Lafayette County on Tuesday October 27 beginning at Odessa at 10 AM. He will address veterans at the Confederate home at 11:45, speak at Higginsville at 1 PM, then at Corder at 3 PM, and finish in Lexington at 7:30 PM in the courthouse upper room. The visit aims to bolster Democratic support amid strong local backing.
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United States
William J. Stone
Lafayette County
Hilarat
Odessa
Higginsville
Corder
Lexington
Court House
Stone
Wentworth Cadets Face Warrensburg Normal Eleven On Monday
Wentworth with coach travels to Warrensburg to meet the Normal team. Key players Hoge Cook and others are sidelined by illness while Hurley may fill the vacancy. Warrensburg star Curnutt, formerly at Wentworth, looms large as the principal challenge. The cadets’ defense has been strong, tests await the visitors’ offense.
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Wentworth
Warrensburg
Hoge
Cook
Hurley
Curnutt
Death of Sam M Moorman in graveyard service
Sam Marshall Moorman died Thursday at 7 30 in the morning at his mother's home on East Franklin Avenue. He was 32 years old, born September 13 1875 in Lexington. He had been ill for five weeks and bedridden much of his life. Survived by his mother Anne E Moorman and brother Edward S Moorman. Funeral held yesterday afternoon at 3, burial in Machpelah. Services were conducted by Dr.
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Tuesaday
State
Chas. Galpin
Emma Curry
Roy Gray
T. W. van Meter
L. N. Bailey
Frank Evans
J. ©. Shelton
M. A. Chambers
W. A. Pitchett
W. F. Cook
Julius Kappleman
D. H. Yancey
Wm. Hoefer
Mike Garin
Cleveland Renick
Walter Sechrest
Comnon
Geo. Gray
Criminal Court
Frank Kealer
Clark
William Young
East South Street
Kealer
Arkansas
Kansas
Lexington
South Street
Rueben Hayden
Hattle Wolf
Mira
Anne BE. Moorman
Franklin Avenue
Sam Marshall Moorman
Anne E. Moorman
Gcoxington
Moorman
Sifwer
Edward
Moorin
Machpelah
Indians Fall To Haskell Cadets On Wentworth Field
The Has kell second team edged the Wentworth Indians 3 to 0 after a tight 21 minute first half. Two touchdowns came on later plays and a third on a forward pass. Lawrence the Haskell right end excelled at punting. turnovers hurt the Indians. Owens and Cook connected for a 14 yard gain, Owens had a strong punt, but a fumble led to the flat score. In the second half Haskell capitalized with a forward pass and a long run, sealing the win as the Indians fought but could not equalize.
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Wentworth
Haskell
Iukes
Indians
Gaieta
Hut
Owens
Millix
Lawrence
Fodians
Cadets
Hilux
Cook
Groves
Bear
Cal Gook
Redskins
Hoge
Moore
Wyatt
Weather delays A. P. Young dog sale to Monday
A. P. Young postponed his dog sale due to weather, with residents noting a delayed schedule. L. W. Brelsford of Kansas City visited Thursday while E. M. Taubman traveled there on business. Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Bullard spent yesterday in Kansas City. Luther Crenshaw arrived from St. Louis for a parental visit, and Lyon Buford, visiting relatives, returned home to Kansas City. Emma Higbee and Mrs. W. Z. Hickman attended Mrs. Florida Graddy’s funeral and then returned home to Independence. George Schawe came back from St. Joseph after attending the Grand Lodge session of the K of Pax as Lexington lodge No. 157 delegate. New fall goods at Winn & Ewing feature dress goods and percales.
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J. R. Moorehead
Kansas City
T. C. Sawyer
Independence
China Walk
J. B. Briggs
Corder Steele
Leroy Farmer
J. L
L. G. Peak
Maude
Nancy Wright
Sam Sawyer
Riverside Park
Lexington
Killiam
Harry Snider
Doc Ramsey
Dod
Seac
Riwsmielt
Taneennnys
Wilmot
Helis Ee Rees
Seco Dagen
Johnson
Sesetaseee
Lee Slusher
Ning
Apa McGrath
Bec
Lyon Bufor
Emma Higbee
W. Z. Hickman
Florida Graddy
George Schawe
St. Joseph
Grand Lodge
The
K. of Pax
Lexington Lodge
Anderson Speaks at St Louis Courthouse Address
Hon Thomas L Anderson city clerk addressed a packed upper auditorium in the court house with Judge John A Rich introducing him The Lexington band aided in drawing the crowd He blasted Hadley s report and attacked saloonkeepers while contrasting Republican vagueness with Democratic promises The tariff and bank guarantee topics drew laughter and energy from the audience, marking him as a strong political orator.
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Thomas L. Anderson
St. Louis
Court House
Lexington
John A. Rich
Anderson
Hadley
Wentworth Second Team to Face Buckner on Campus
Buckner defeated the cadet scrubs 18 to 0 and will seek a repeat performance in the return game this afternoon on the academy campus.
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Wentworth
Buckner
Academy
Adair and Pace Wed in Probate Office Ceremony
J W Adair of Biggers Arkansas and Miss Myrtle Pace of Napoleon were married Thursday afternoon at two o'clock in the Probate office by Judge T A Walker.
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J. W. Adair
Biggers
Arkansas
Myrtle Pace
Napoleon
T. A. Walker
Ladies of the Eastern Star Host Chafing Dish Party
After their regular meeting the Eastern Star ladies held an elegant chafing dish party with Mrs. J.C. Shelton and Mrs. E. W. White presiding over the dishes.
Reed of Kansas City to Speak in Lexington Tuesday
Jas A Reed of Kansas City will lecture in Lexington Tuesday evening November 2. He is billed as a speaker of note and will discuss topics of interest to local readers.
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Jas. A. Reed
Kansas City
Lexington
Episcopal Church to Skip Sunday Services
The Episcopal Church will not hold services this Sunday. No worship activities are planned at the church.
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Episcopal Church
Hog Sale Postponed by A. P. Young
A. P. Young has postponed his hog sale, delaying the event previously advertised. The new date is not specified in the readable text. Local buyers are advised to watch for further notices.
Local Service Advert: Haekker in Kanene City
John Haekker spent yesterday in Kanene City. Call on Mrs. Nannie Hicks for shampooing and massaging. White ladies waited on at their homes. Also agent for Empress toilet articles, Phone 255.
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John Haekker
Kanene City
Nannie Hicks
Wentworth Cadets Defeat Lexington High touchdown margin
Wentworth military academy third assistants edged Lexington high schoolers by one touchdown at Kiks park in a windy exhibition. Kavanaugh recovered Gooding’s punt for a second-half TD as Wheeler added the extra point. A return game likely soon with both sides set for another chance to claim honors.
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Wentworth Military Academy
Lexington
Kiks Park
Kavanaugh
Gooding
Wentworth
Wheeler
Morriy
Decker
Yule
Omcinle
Tillman
Curnutt
Payne
George Aull
Miss Field Hosts Lexington Psi Sorority Shower
Miss Field entertained the Lexington chapter of Lima Psi Sorority at her home Tuesday afternoon in honor of Miss Lessie Bates who will wed Dr Frank Davis of St Louis next week. Guests cut pictures from magazines illustrating a life from childhood to marriage, placed in a hand painted book cover, and presented to the bride to be. An elaborate two course luncheon followed at small parlor tables.
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Carrie Field
Lexington
Lima Psi Sorority
Lessie Bates
Frank Davis
St. Louis
Miss Bates
Cupid Couples Wed After Licenses In Corder And Lexington
Cupid got busy day Tues and Wat son Greer and Misa Rosa Schaller of Corder and H. L Derringer and Miss Della Mott of Lexington are now married. Both couples procured licenses yesterday morning and were waited by Judge T.A. Walker.
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Cupid
Tues
Watson Greer
Misa Rosa Schaller
Corder
H. L Derringer
Della Mott
Lexington
T.A. Walker
Hix Brothers swap stores with Kriehn Wilker group
Traded Locations reports Hix brothers and Kriehn Wilker exchanged properties on Wednesday. The Hix lease on the Meyer building expired and the brothers will move into Kriehn Wilker’s former space while a new structure at Twelfth and Main is erected.
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Hix Brothers
Kriehn & Wilker
Meyer
Twelfth
Main Streets
Wentworth Third-Team Triumphs 6 0 Over Richmond
Wentworth third team edged Richmond in a hard fought game 6 to 0. Cadet fullback Gooding scored the lone touchdown after a sustained drive, Wheeler added the goal amid strong winds.
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Wentworth
Richmond
Gooding
Wheeler
Community expresses thanks after loss and support
A note of heartfelt gratitude to all who offered kindness to the family after a recent bereavement. Special thanks to those who paused work to assist, the gratitude cannot be fully expressed.
Floyd Davis Leaves for Percy Illinois Home
Floyd Davis, mentioned after the death of his sister Mrs. J G Rekle, departed Tuesday evening for his home in Percy Illinois. Mrs Besa Bullard came back Tuesday night from a brief visit with relatives in Kansas City with her sister Mrs Harry Bladgett arriving for a visit.
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Floyd Davis
J.G. Rekle
Percy
Illinois
Besa Bullard
Kansas City
Harry Bladgett
Warner Drew Good Crowd At Republican Meeting
A large crowd faced wind and rain Tuesday evening to hear Republican speakers in Lexington. Senator William Warner of Missouri and William T. Nardin denounced the Democratic state ticket and praised Republican candidates, with Taubman introducing Warner. Warner spoke plainly on party principles, engaging both parties without belittling opponents.
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William Warner
Missouri
William T. Nardin
Chrairman E. M. Taubman
Nardin
Taubman
Senator Warner
Warner
Lexington
Piano voting contest sparks county interest
Interest in the Piano voting contest grows as county residents discuss a chance for a young lady to win a piano. Each subscriber adds to a contestant's prospects, with no age or status restrictions. The contest invites inquiries at the office for full explanations. Get busy and start today.
Visiters from local families reach Kansas City
Misses Clarice Weyand and Elma Zollinger went to Kansas City yesterday for a few days visit. Mr. and Mrs. Willlax of Licothe, Sincle, with the family of Dr. Nice, left for their home Thursday. Miss Lacy May Payne accompanied them and will stay for an extended visit.
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Clarice Weyand
Elma Zollinger
Kansas City
Sincle
Dr. Nice
Mise Lacy May Payne
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