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Lexington Intelligencer

Location

Lexington, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Apr 23, 1910

Page

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Ed Patterson, popular Lexington youth, dies at home

Ed Patterson aged 23 died Sunday evening at 1507 Franklin Avenue after typhoid fever and a recent operation. He was the son of Mrs. Maria Patterson, educated in Lexington public schools, and long employed by Gratz Brothers. His death drew wide community mourning and funeral services were held Tuesday at the Christian church. In a separate note, a lavish wedding in the Christian church featured James Robert Sydnor and Miss Mayme Warren Johnson with extensive ceremony details and a large reception at 1603 South Street.

Ed Patterson Franklin Avenue Edward Lee Patterson Maria Patterson Patterson Lexington Gratz Brothers Hugh Christian Church R. B. Binney R. T. Mansfield James Robert Sydnor Mayme Warren Johnson Mendelssohn Schumann Binney Virginia Johnson South Street Johnson Clinton Sydnor Higginsville Ned Asbury William Sydnor Mildred Sydnor George Zeysing Dover Claude Johnson N. B. Payne

Wentworth Military Academy inspection ends early

The annual government inspection at Wentworth Military Academy concluded with Captain Simmons delaying final details. He withheld parade sights and limited focus to practical tasks, including battalion review, quarters inspection, and early afternoon drills by cavalry, engineers, and hospital corps, with guard duty and artillery drill conducted in the evening amid rain.

Wentworth Wentworth Military Academy Simmons Cavalry Engineering Butt Myrick Haney

W H Chiles Travels to Kansas City on Legal Business

W H Chiles departed Thursday for Kansas City to handle legal matters. The trip focuses on pending cases and official duties related to his professional responsibilities.

W. H. Chiles Kansas City Legal Busibem

Death of Mrs. Nathan Corder

Mrs. Nathan Corder mother of Mrs. Nannie Steele of this city died suddenly at Mrs. Steele’s Main Street home between 8 and 9 PM of heart trouble. Born Octavia Hill in Liberty Missouri December 20, 1828, she was the daughter of Rev. Henry Hill. She married Nathan Corder of Liberty December 14, 1857. three children survive Rena Chappell of Marshall Lula Wilson of Amarillo and Nannie Steele of this city. Funeral held yesterday at 2 PM from Mrs. Steele’s residence. Burial Machpelah beside her husband who died five years ago.

Nathan Corder Nannie Steele Rena Chappell Marshall Lula Wilson Amarilla Texas Mra Corder Main Street Machpelah

Kans City Trip Sows Brief Business Motions

James Térhune traveled to Kansas City on Thursday for a day of business. G Marquis and Mrs William Callaway announced the birth of a son, Ross Howe, on Sunday, April. T Rylannd was in town Thursday on a pro an activity.

James Térhune Kansas City Marquis William Callaway Ross Howe

Lexington wedding unites two prominent families in spring ceremony

In Lexington on a Saturday evening at 7 o clock, Miss Marcia Sellers wed Tilton Davis Jr at the Sellers home. The ceremony by Dr. E C Gordon followed a fond family gathering with songs and an improvised altar. The couple planned a fall wedding but an extended business trip altered plans. They will reside briefly in Aberdeen SD before Davis seeks land in May.

Lexington Pauline Sellers Ovid Sellers Mendelssohn

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Sydnor Johnson D. F. Conrad D'Hardelot Mattie Lon Catron Lyne Wagner Lohengrin J. H. Briggs G. W. Kerdolff Barnett Young T. A. Bates Lillian Moorehead D. R. Sellers Lorraine Blackburn Fulton T. Stier Leonora Gordon B. R. Bishop Bessie Evans B. T. Payne Lucy May Payne Worth Bates Killarney Jeannette Asbury Mary Elizabeth Biiney Bess Johnson Bettie McConkey St. Louis R. B. Biiney Mateo Dr. ©. T. Rylannd Davis-Sellers Ward Seminary Nashville Tenn Davis Aberdeen South Dakota Winkler Rosa Winkler Jd. Notting Columbia Penn Nolting Mayview Notes Carrie Logston Nellie Washburn Blackburn M. Greene Mr. McMahan Charles Powell West Plains Sun-creck D. B. Herr Claude Elliot Nora Simpson Odessa Mr. Dixson Lamar, Mo Bis Lillian Taney F. R. Packett T. D. Hammonds Washington Mr. Hammond Mr. Packett Mayview John Scott Viola Puckett Lydia Moore John Hawkins West Phillip Keller
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