Funeral of M. McClelland elderly Lexington man
M. McClelland 41 died Sunday night at Maywood hospital after a rapid decline from kidney trouble. He was a traveling salesman for Bellet Grocery Co. and leaves sisters Miss Mary McClelland and Mrs. Simpson, brother James McClelland, and Mrs. Neale. Services were held at the Episcopal church with burial at Machpelah cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maywood Hospital
M. McClelland
McClelland
Beller Grocery Co
Hent
Mansfield Bay
Wellington
St. Louis
Cleveland
Lexington
EB. 5
Vaughan
Bellet Grocery Company
Sedalia
Mary McClelland
Talbot Simpson
Aullville
James McClelland
I. G. Neale
Neville
Sedalla
Elks Lodge
Machpelah Cemetery
To Finish the Monument at Machpelah Cemetery
Local ladies seek public input on a 15 year old Confederate dead memorial design by A. W. Sandriog. Unable to raise funds, they placed the pedestal ten years ago and now invite citizens to critique the drawing on a tablet at Traders Bank for the final completion.
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Traders Bank
A. W. Sandriog
Machpelah
Man Fatally Falls From Train Near Dover
A man believed to be A. J. West of Russellville Missouri died after falling from a train near Dover late Saturday night or Sunday morning. His body was found Sunday morning by a freight crew about 200 yards east of the depot. An inquest was conducted Sunday afternoon by Dr. Frank Magn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. West
Russellville
Dover
Frank Magn
Merchants Defeat Western Sash and Door 2–0 in Fast Game
The Lexington Merchants beat Western Sash and Door 2 to 0 at Riverside Park Sunday afternoon. The game lasted one hour with strong infield play from the Merchants. Battery work was by McDonald and Wallett for the home team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverside Park
Lexington Merchants
Western Sash and Door Co
Gam McDonald and Wallett
German Methodist Church Appointments at Fiatonta
At the conference of the German Methodist church held last week in Fiatonta Nebraska annual appointments were made with all county pastors returning to their charges Rev Meyer to this place for his third year Rev Kosbler to Higginville for his fourth year Rev Schramm to Border for his second year Rev Gnieph to Concordia for his second year Rev H A Hobenwald formerly of this place was returned to Humboldt Nebraska for his third year
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Fiatonta
Nebraska
Meyer Fa
Kosbler
Higgineville
Schramm
Border
Gnieph
Concordia
H. A. Hobenwald
Humboldt
Central College opens with record attendance and staff change
The thirty seventh session began at 10 o'clock with high hopes and the largest first day attendance in years. Miss Sadie Abernathy resigned from the voice department and Miss Mattie Lou Catron, a local, was hired to replace her. Catron is noted for her singing talent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington Public Schools
Pancoast
Millikan
Gates
Wentworth
Keilog
Arnold
Taylor
Central School
Douglass School
Easth Lexington
Muds
Central College
Sadie Abernathy
Vuice
Mattie Lou Catron
Moorehead House Dinner Honors Lillian Moorehead
Mr and Mrs Moorehead entertained Tuesday evening nine guests including Miss Lillian Moorehead and Miss Myrtle Morley of St Louis with a nine course progressive dinner from seven to ten ten. Purple and white Elk colors decorated the dining rooms and parlors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R Moorehead
Sigma Pal
Lillian
Myrtle Morley
St. Louis
Bridge Club entertained by Mrs Adams Tuesday afternoon
Mrs Adams hosted the bridge session Tuesday afternoon from 1:30 to 6:30. Mr W Hays won the prize.
Mr. Cowherd to Speak Here at Court House
Hon W. 8. Cowherd will speak at the Court House in this city on Friday evening at 8 o'clock, September 15.
Police Court Proceedings Show Multiple Guilty Pleas
Robert Vance and Silas Myers pleaded guilty in police court for insulting ladies on the street and were fined 610. Oliver Burns arrested for drunkenness pleaded guilty and was fined five dollars. Mattie Perkins and Mary Johnson pleaded guilty for fighting. each fined five dollars, Mary Johnson jailed. Bertrand Bertie pled guilty for carrying concealed weapons and was fined fifty dollars and paroled. Maggie Mathers pleaded guilty for fighting and fined ten dollars. Joe Bogs pleaded guilty for drunkenness and fined five dollars and eighty-six cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Vance
Silas Myers
Oliver Burns
Bronday
Mattie Perkins
Mary Johnson
Bertrand Bertie
Maggie Mathers
Joe Bogs
County Court Proceedings Accept Bond Sale Proposition
The court ordered Noel Young Hand and Stock Co. to sell 87,000 Lexington Township 10 0 refunding bonds at 08 per dollar and interest to date of sale. Treasurer John Taubman to notify the bond company and redeem bonds after notice from Mississippi Valley Trust Co of St. Louis or the Commercial Bank of Lexington. Also on Wednesday D L Martin withdrew his saloon license application at Bates City with court consent. Abatements were granted, and the court adjourned to reconvene September 25 for a special session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noel Young Hand and Stock Co
Lexington Township
John Taubman
Mississippi Valley Trust Company of
St. Louis
Commercial Bank of
Lexington
D. D. Martin
Clarence Vivian
Bates City
Fles O
Circuit Court Proceedings in Anderson vs Western Coal
The court overruled the motion for new trial in Ernest Anderson versus Western Coal and Mining Co. Leave given to file affidavit for appeal to the Supreme Court. Bond set at $100, to be approved by the clerk. Court adjourned to December 3, 1906. Harvey Plattenburg of Dover attended Lexington Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Anderson
August Anderaun
Western Coal and Minlog Co
Platouid
Supreme Court
Bill
End of Conflict Between Vivion and Young in Beauty Contest
A dispute between Clarence Vivion and John C. Young Sr. ended with Young arrested and jailed after Vivion barred him from a prize beauty contest. Young sought an injunction to stop publishing the restriction but it was denied. He was later released on bail. Also noted: Rev C A Buchanan died September 8 at Palmyra from Bright’s disease. he formerly taught at Wentworth Military Academy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert M. Shelby
Forest Shelby
City
Wentworth Academy
Phillippine Constabulary
War Department
Shelby
Steamboat Springs
Colorado
Clarence Vivion
John C. Young
Vivion
Young
Vivian
Mr. Young
Palmyra
Bright
C. A. Buchanan
Buchanan
Wentworth Military Academy
Letter List at Lexington Post Office 1906
The following letters remain unclaimed or at the post office in Lexington Missouri dated September 15 1906 for O Anderton Bessie Armel Fill Ayers Maud M Bertes Matt Chansey Jim Davis Jobo Star Denson Lilla Davis John Sheerdean T R Joimeon Burton W Kleissle John Lanewater Ed Macon Bessie Pollard Fred Robinson John Sohelin Clyde Taylor. Postmistress DeLia Crowner advises calling for these letters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
O. Anderton
Bessie Armel
Fill Ayers
Maud M. Bertes
Matt Chansey
Jim Davis
Jobo Star Denson
Mra
Lillia Davis
John Sheerdean
T R. Joimeon
Burton W. Kleissle
John Lanewater
Ed Macon
Bessie Pollard
Fred Robinson
John Sohelin
Clyde Taylor
Phillips to Leave for Warrensburg New Pedagogy Post
A. Phillips longtime superintendent of Lexington public schools departs tonight for Warrensburg to join the State Normal School department of pedagogy. His work in Lexington is praised as significant and the move is viewed as a promotion in his chosen profession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Phillips
Lexington Public Schools
Warrensburg
State Normal School
Births and Deaths in Local Notices
Born Saturday Sept to the wife of Preston B Smith nee Bosale Wright of near Napoleon a daughter The child died Tuesday and will be buried this afternoon at 2 o'clock in the Arnold burial ground Chas W Kincheloe of Mayview Wis hore Wednesday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston B. Smith
Bosale Wright
Sear Napoleon
Arnold Burial Ground
Chas. W. Kincheloe
Mayview
Wis Hore
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M. B. McClellane
W. White
A. E. Rogers
Lexington College
Friends of the College
White
Rogers
Grauitold
Thirteenth Street
Walter B. Waddell
Credic
Missouri River Improvement Association
Kaobas City
Lexington Merchant's Retail Association
Improvement Association
Uhab
Wm. Waddell, Jr
J. B. Shelby
F A. Young
Chas
Woodruff
August Limberg
Wm. B. Emison
Plattenburg Coal Co
W. B. Emison
Samuel Barnett
G. W. Campbell
George Lankford
Daniel Hogan
F.C. Kouell
C. L. Kenney
W. BR
van Anglen
Wm. H. Waddell
G. W. Shull
8. C. Archer
Gen Barron
Geo. Looney
Geo. Lankford
F. Luerbman
D. Boor
Davis
W. H. White
Don Barron
Frank Haberkorn
Mine
Firman B. White
Cleveland Ter‘hune
T. ©. Russell
Cleveland Terhune
Jus, Mensugh
Harry Oilleway
Orlando Bredley
Joe
K. Wilmot
Frank ©. Stewart
W. P. Aull
Gordon Graham
Frank Stewart Ferrances
Edward Aull
Hugh Shelby
G. W. Fredendall
Pac Beamer
Berry Hughes
A. J. Wiley
Frank C. Stewart
Walter Small
Chas. Kinkead
Edward Aal
B. ©. Blincoe
Hugh Smith
Henry Barnes
Walter Peak
Samuel Beamer
W. R. van Anglen
ALL Purpose
Gus Warren
J. J. Woodruff
Joseph Schnal
Frank Stewart
Frank Graupner
Mike Bros
Jan. BR Francis
W. G. Wilmot
Martin Connor
Joseph Sobsal
Jn. B . Miller
Edwin Legg
Iocan Boor
M. Shelby
Jos. Schaal
J 0. Kelley
Lee J. Slasher
Jackson Bradley
J. R. Franc
Martin Connors
Roland Noel
Jos
Franc’s
Don Jtfin
Geo, Lankford
D. Hogan
J. BR. Francis
Bat Kemper
W. Barnett
Kelley
Lee J. Sinabor
Waverly
Adams
New Jersey
Graham Adams
Episcopal Church
This Place
Sir. James Memorial Qghurch
Batontown
Miss Grace
H. F. Moody
Merchants
Mr. and
Mrs. Moorehead
Bridge Club
Harvey Plattenburg
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