Wentworth Defeats Warrensburg Normalites in Key Game
Wentworth football clinched the season’s pivotal win by a 13 to 6 score over Warrensburg Normalites on the academy campus before a large Lafayette Ray Saline Jackson and Johnson counties crowd. Owens, Hillix, Lill and Littlefield starred for the cadets while Carey Boisseau and Smith stood out for Warrensburg in a hard fought, clean contest.
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Wentworth
Warrensburg Normalites
Academy
Lafayette
Ray
Saline
Jackson
Johnson Counties
Cope
Riley
Owen
Smith
Warrensburg
Boisseau
Owens
Hillix
Lill
Wentworth Owens
Littlefield
Death of M G Lieblich Linked to Lexington Family
M G Lieblich formerly of this city died last Tuesday in Waco Texas at eighty. A German native he came to the United States as a youth and worked in the clothing business in Lexington. He was married, his wife having died years earlier. He left Lexington after the war. Surviving are two daughters Mrs Keller of Marshall and Mrs Lillie Abel of Waco plus a son John M Lieblich of Marceline. He was an uncle of Mrs C D Crawford of this city. The body was brought here for burial with his daughters and grandson Albert Keller of Marshall accompanying. Marshall relatives attended the funeral Thursday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. G. Lieblich
Waca
Texas
Mr. Lieblich
Germany
Lexington
Ile
da Keller
Marshall
Lillie Abel
Waco
John M. Lieblich
Marceline
Buck Jordan
Silver Foulk
Frank Shutt
Prairie Church
Ed Wherman
Higginsville
Missy Margaret Knox
Claude Hobbs
Nannie Willsette
Austin Mulhearn
Wesley Bartlett
Charles Mulhearn
James Page
Herman Gilliland
Odes
Lloyd Hornesley
Bird Gaether
Ella Page
Ma Suley
Mayview
Sam Vivian
Nannie Willette
John Knox, Sr
John Walker
Laura Knox
Mary Mulhearn
Thomas Turman
J. J. Willette
Tatslay
Silva Foulks
Margaret Knox
Praire ‘Church
Effie
Stella Lyons
Sigginsville
Sallie Page
Little Son
Wilson Stapleton
James Blevins
Page City School
Hugh Shelby
Belle Cook
Pleasant Hill
Will Neer
Walter Trent
O. B. Stark
the Christian Church
Kid
Carter
St. Louis
Christian Church
Eld
Dover
Bess Hall
Sweet Springs
M. E
Minnie McGee
Steve McGee
Slater
Ernest Corbin
Ada Ryland
Olliver Martin
W. W. Meng
Mrs Sallie Russell Visits Kansas City Briefly
Mrs Sallie Russell traveled to Kansas City on Thursday for a brief visit, returning shortly after.
Hogan Toelke Marries In Lexington Catholic Church
Hogan Toelke and Miss Alice Marie Toulke wed Wednesday morning October 27 at nine o'clock in Lexington Catholic church Father Carey officiating. Attendants were Mr PL W Hogan and Miss Carrie Elizabeth Cretzmeyer. Groom son of Dan and Mrs Hogan of near Lexington. bride daughter of Mrs August Schroeder of Concordia. A generous dinner followed at the family home and the couple will establish a home in a new residence fitted for them.
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August Schroeder
Concordia
Hogan
Renick Malter Marries Cora Malter at Malta Bend Home
Renick Malter, of Malta Bend, and Cora Malter wed at high noon Thursday at the bride’s parents home three miles south of Lexington. The ceremony was by Rev. R B Biney and witnessed by about twenty five friends. An elegant four course dinner followed. The couple will reside with the bride’s parents for about a week before moving to their home near Malta Bend.
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Lon Renick
Malta Bend
Cora Malter
Thomas M. Malter
Lexington
R. B. Biiney
The
Christian Church
Renick
Sale of Dr Fred Endall and Brockmeyer Goods Draws Bargain Hunters
A Thursday sale of Dr Fred Endall and Tucker and Henry Brockmeyer drew mostly lovers as bidders sought bargains. Morning focused on small articles and farm implements, followed by a long stock session in the afternoon. Though stock quality varied, most items hit top market prices, with mules selling for high prices under Col Buford’s auction.
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Fredendall
Tucker
Henry Brockmeyer
Col Buford
Local residents noted in Kansas City and area travels
A compilation of weekend visits and travels shows A. Benton and J F Groves in Kansas City on business and for leisure, L L Wilson in Odessa for cowl trade, Rev Downs in Mayview, and Misses Lydia Johnson Ida Asche visiting near Burlington. Several residents, including Geo Reynolds, Mrs Gill Goodwin, Juliung Frerking, J Duggins, and Prof Herman Schaepperkoetter, are mentioned with varied activities and a hospital operation in Kansas City assisted by Dr Lewis Carthrae Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Reynolds
Kansas City
Louis Barley
Taylor Alear
St. Louis
Rev. Downs
Mayview
Gill Goodwin
Marshall
Wm. Tutt
Juliung Frerking
Concordia
Jaribel Corder
Harry Neimeier
Slater
J. F. Groves
Lydia Johnson
Ida Asche
Thigginsville
L. J. Smith
Daisy Weigel
Grace Langley
John Duggins
Cleve Simms
Herman Schaepperkoetter
Columbia
Lewis Carthrae, Jr
Major G P Gordon Dies in Higginsville at 87
Major George P. Gordon longtime Lafayette County figure died at his Higginsville home Tuesday at six due to old age. Born August 4, 1828 in Henry County Tennessee, he moved to Missouri with his family in 1830 and settled near Lexington area. He married Susan A. Corder in 1857 and had eight children, three surviving. a second wife, Nancy Corder, died later with one child from that union. A Mason and Presbyterian, he retired from farming due to ill health. Funeral held at Sligginsville Thursday at 11 a.m.
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George P. Gordon
Lafayette County
Thigginsville
Major Gordon
Henry County
Tennessee
Thomas Gordon
Gordons
Missouri
Lexington
Susan A. Corder
Nathan Jackson Gordon
Waverly
John P. Gordon
Jefferson City
Dan Jackson
Corder
Nancy Corder
J. S. Stafford
Bozeman
Montana
Masons
Presbyterian Church
Sligginsville
Episcopal Sermon Series On First Principles
The Rev Mr Bohn rector of the Episcopal church announces a series of sermons and instructions starting next Sunday and continuing through the week and ending the following Sunday November 7. Preludes will cover topics such as why wear robes during service why use a prayer book why such form and why Lent. The sermons aim to enlighten on the Episcopal church. Services Sunday at usual hours and weekday services at 7 30. Everyone is invited.
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Bohn
Episcopal Church
Poverty Social by Lexington W C U at Methodist Church
The Lexington W C T U announces a poverty social at the Methodist Church on Monday evening November 1. Admission is 15 cents with no extra charge for refreshments. Attendees should wear old clothes. All villagers are urged to attend for a lively time.
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Lexington W.C . U
Methodist Church
Local residents return from Kansas City visits
Mrs J. M. Peak and daughter May arrived home Thursday evening after a brief stay in Kansas City. Mrs Emily Branch, daughter Mrs Hl. Sparks and Martha also traveled to Kansas City Thursday morning. Mrs T. M. Cobb came back yesterday from Otterville. Carrie Field returned from Kansas City on Thursday. Mrs. William Spurlock and her daughter returned this morning to Amsterdam after visiting relatives.
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J. M. Peak
Miss May
Kansas City
Emily Branch
Hl. Sparks
Martha
T. M. Cobb
Otterville
Carrie Field
William Spurlock
Amsterdam
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Bryan
Grover
McCreary
XGA Co
Curnutt
Borsseau
Criminal Court
State
War
Price
Isaac McCurdy
Thos Sanders
Edward Sanders
Harry Hannah
Wm. Jones
Pearl Holmes
Wm. Harvey
Wm. Ntarvey
Henry Offel
Chas
Kushner
Wim. Jones
William Lacy
John Hollins
Mat Boldridge
Jesse Cannada
Mitchell
Henry Richard
Joseph Reed
James Smith
Wentworth Tyler
Robert Masterson
Albert Gillen
Shacklett
R. A. Wilson
Harvey Asbury
Iupeeny
Frank Stewart
E. L. Landers
Nathan Corder
Charles Barron
Ebhner Truel
Don Barron
T. T. Strameke
S. P. Poo
William Jones
Willian Smith
Mary
W.N Greenu
Mitemeee LE Parks
Barnes
Hunter Littlefield
Laws Butler LG
Kaser E Wilson
Cook Blake
Crane
Riley Tanner RE
Gricel- Chambers
Clark Hillix Q Smith
Carey
Griebdel
RH Lisle Wilson
Cook
Nelson
Page City
Charles White
John Knox
J. J. Whillette
Dover Notes
W. G. Harwood
Ed Dysart
Tvo
Zeyzing
Susie
Coridor
G. C. Wonder
Montrose
Colorado
Gg, O'Neill of
KR. Field
George B. Gordon
Nannie C. Steele
Geo. P. Gordon
M. Ladeson
W. D. Rankin
John Morrison
M. T. Jones
E. L. Read
Irene Galliday
Walter Bucharmann
Robert
Henry Corbin
Nannie Brown
Ruth Lewis
Proctor Campbell
Near Corder
R. P. Harwood
J. R Phittenburg
T. B. Winn
Hugh
Bartlesville
Oklahoma
Isaac Jacobs
Renick Malter
A. Benton
L. Wilson
Odessa
Maj. Geo. P. Gordon
Episcopal Instruction
W. C.T. U. Poverty Social
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