Meeting of Lafayette county teachers under new law
The first meeting of Lafayette county teachers under the new law was held at Lexington High School with 102 attendees. Sessions discussed practical school management, with a musical program, reception, and thanks to County Superintendent H. T. Phillips. Attendees list includes Susie Alford of Concordia and many others from Lexington, Corder, Higginsville, and surrounding areas.
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Lafayette County
Lexington High School
Lexington
Misses
Atkerson
Green
Winn
Winifred Wing
Hinesley
Aull
Mary Aull
Yates
Bernie
H. T. Phillips
Susie Alford
Concordia
Lillian Arensmeier
Cabbageneck
Florense Arnold
Mattie Wallace Anderson
Pleasant Grove
W. D. Bastion
Valkenhorst
Jesse M. Bell Garr
Verna Bishop
Corder
Bonnell Berrie
Marshall
Amie Gy Berrie
Jean
Brightwell
P W. Buchanan
Weaver
Flossie Jackson
Elk Grove
Grace C. Jennings
Higginavillé
Lizzie Jefferies
Saylor
Pearl Jenkings
Locust Grove
Maggie A. Jeffries
Long Branch
Viola Kesterson
Dade
Margaret Kesterson
Cox
Bess Kincheloe
Barker
Edith Kelley
Peacock
Sue Kinkead
Matt Kinkead
Florence Keller
Hicklin
Ina Kessinger
Slusher
Beulah Larkin
Linden
Bessie Louderback
Burns
D. H. Leimbrock
Republican
WN. Laidlaw
Higginsville
B. M. Little
Mina Meyer
Macadonia
Minnie Lee Moore
Hawes Dell
S Magee
Davis
Married Fifty Years Celebration At Wellington Home
Judge and Mrs. Lockhart celebrated their fiftieth wedding anniversary at their Wellington home with about sixty guests. The event featured Auld Lang Syne and a noisy kitchen-raid charivari, plus refreshments and gifts including gold coins. The couple, married August 28, 1859, have nine children, five surviving, and long public service in Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Lockhart
Wellington
Devise
Gladys Moeller
Topeka
Judge
Lockhart
Judge Lockhart
Simpson County
Kentucky
Missouri
Versailles
St. Joseph
Boonville
Lexington
Mosby Arnold
Etta Moeller
Kansas
John
Elizabeth F
May A. Lineback
Virginia
Local travels of residents on Wednesday and Tuesday
George Nasser spent Wednesday in Wellington. J L Kinkead went to Independence Wednesday morning. Miss Alice Welborn returned to Aullville Wednesday morning. Mrs WN Hopkins and her son John returned Tuesday evening from Denver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Nasser
Wellington
J.L. Kinkead
Independence
Alice Welborn
Aullville
WN. Hopkins
John
Denver
Edwin Beisenherz
St. Louis
Eden College
J. M. Sydnor
Kansas
W. I. C. Smith
Godfrey
C. O. Willson
Louise McLaughlin
Hom
Kansas City
Helen
Pearl Palekerson
Lligginsville
J. H. Campbell
Higginsville
J. R. Moorehead
Lula Wanger
Fairfax
Lynn Gordon
Fall Becker
The
Swift Packing Co
Ben Hoge
Highland Falls
New York
Lieut. Greydon
West Point
Gee
Laura Hyde
John R. Potta
Nora
Kansas Iy
Floyd Green
Stalenn
A. M. Bunting
Lincoln
Nebraska
Elina Brooks
Louise
Mary Hornbuckle
Theodoeia Morrig
EF. K. Wolfe
Carthage
K. B. Tunstall
Salyer
Near
Oiessa
Lexington
Tom Mckntyre
Clem Tyree
Ethel Morris
Mary Wilson
R. T. Mansfield
S. N. Wilson
Katherine
R. R. Crawford
Het
Jacob Klee
C. L. Glasscock
Henry McNeel
T. A Walker
Alex
Graves
Odessa
R. M. TaPollette
Chautauqua
Glasscock
McNeel
Blanche
Bertha Logan
Bonnell Berrie
Wayne, Nebraska
Marguerite Bates
Annie Morrs
Chautanga
Ellen Martin
Digginsville
Z. W. Wright
Miss Ruby
West
Relford and Burks Wed in Baptist Parsonage
Thursday afternoon at four o'clock Henry Relford of Wellington and Miss Linnie Burks of Dover were married by Rev. R. T. Manatfield at the Baptist parsonage. They returned to Wellington last night and will go to housekeeping at once.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Relford
Wellington
Linnie Burks
Dover
R. T. Manatfield
Baptist Parsonage
Lexington Happenings Highlighted by Weekly Intelligence
The Weekly INTELLIGEN CER promises updates on Lexington events, offering fuller coverage and regular notes for nine months, aiming to keep residents informed about local affairs and home life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Base Ball Monday Game at Elks Park
A baseball game is scheduled Monday at Elks Park between the Lexington Elks and the Burlington Route team of Kansas City. Joe Tunstall, manager of the Burlingtons, will play with his team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elks’ Park
Lexington Elks m
Burlington
Kansas City
Joe Tunstall
Burlingtons
Local residents awarded marriage licenses this week
Marriage licenses were issued Thursday to Ernest Cerutti and Florence Colombo of Lexington, Joe Perotti and Irma Bolrioglio of Lexington. Numerous residents and visitors from Missouri towns such as Napoleon, Bay, Gasconade county, Tipton, Kansas City, Marshall, Grand Pass, Dover, Trenton, Malta Bend, Leavenworth, and St. Louis were noted in recent social and travel updates. The list includes Rev W E Prewitt and wives, J C Shelton on business, and several locals visiting relatives or attending events in nearby cities and towns.
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Ladies Aid
The
Christian Church
T. T. Puckett
Warence Jones
Mer. Peeples
Odessa
Governor Hadley
Arthur Downs
Kansas City
Dan Herr
Dan
T. M. Chinn
Ross
Houston
Otto Nolte
Arthur Riley
Lexington
Joe Herr
Sheriff Withers
Mr. Herndon
Independence
Thos
Jennings
Leona
Chas, Anderson
Robert
Tillie Smith
Alma Kincheloe
Chantinhay Bears
Ernest Cerutti
Florence Colombo
Joe Perotti
Irma Bolrioglio
D. L. Priess
Aullville
Gus Blinke
Napoleon
Simon Berger
Bay
Gasconade County
J.C. Shelton
Tipton
McClure
W. R. Mitchell
Grand Pass
O. WL Hardister
Marshall
Nadine Huckler
Dover
Clayton Landram
W. E. Prewitt
Gordon Jackson
Will Mortie
Chicago
Theodore Pickwit
Niederjobo
Warren Groves
Florence Cauthorne
Trenton
Tenn
Hugh White
Isaac Fulkerson
Malta Bend
Zelma Terry
Leavenworth
Kansas
Marguerite Landram
W. B. Wheeler
Oklahoma
W. W Davis
W.W. Wade
Negro shoots man on Ninth Street near opera house
Bob Acres, reports say a colored man, fatally shot Sam Reed, another Black man, on Tuesday at 4 30 PM on Ninth Street opposite the opera house. Acres had threatened to shoot and carried a weapon. Reed, longtime suitor of Acres wife, had recent trouble with Acres. Reed died from a bullet wound in the head artery. Acres surrendered and awaits preliminary hearing next Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Acres
Sam Reed
Ninth Street
Opera House
Acres
Taist
Reed
Lng
Aeres
Aero
Rces
Loxs
Fairchild and Campbell Take Over Nipp's Shooting Gallery
Fairchild and Cyrus Campbell have purchased Nipp's shooting gallery on Main Street and taken possession. Fairchild will devote his time to Metropolitan Insurance during business hours while Campbell handles active management of the gallery. Both are well known and popular, and friends wish them success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GW. Fairchild
Cyrus Campbell
Nipp
Main Street
Fairchild
Metropolitan Insurance Company
Campbell
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Lafayette County Association
Mabel L. Squire
Georgia Simms
Eva Noelle Stalkings
Hickory Grove
Lelia Smith
Emma §X. Smith
Foster College
Maggie ML Spears
Margaret Smith
Minnie Temple
Elm Grove
Mora Tracey
Handley
Ora L. Thomas
Cowell
Margie Vaughan
Luther Watson
Mazel Hill
Jon Ellen Walker
Carrie B. Weis
Jeannette Weight
Bates City
Eva M
Mayview Notes
George B. Gordon
Richmond
Mrs
Relford Burks
Waverly
H. Ovlwhlnewer
Wis
Steve O'Bannon
Marshall Wis
Frank Stewart
Miss Mayme
John Rhinesmith
Ft. Wayne
Indiana
Irving Tegis
George W. Trail
Jack Aull
Irvin Morris
William Aull, Jr
Frank Howe
McAlister Springs
Mrs. Reed McGregor
Frank Weis
Anna
Atchison, Kansas
Lena Wells
G. B. Pritchard
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