Cup o kindness at Central College Girls' Club event
Lexington Central College Girls' Club hosted a luncheon and a day for Kansas City visitors from the Central College Girls' Club. The guests toured campus, attended convocation, heard home talks, and enjoyed reminiscences, photos, and a postluncheon visit to the president's home before returning home. Dubinsky Bros. Steel Co presents The Sea Girl at their new waterproof tent on Twelfth and Franklin Streets with a four act comedy drama and an audience-pleasing performance by a seasoned stock company.
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Lexington Central College Girls’ Club
Central College Girls’ Club
Kansas City
Central
Gildersleeve
Convocation
R. N. Allen
Brill
Divine Redeemer
Mrs. Wells
Alice
Wonderland
Dubinsky
Dubinsky Bros. Steel Company
Twelfth
Franklin Streets
Dubinsky Bros
Sherif
Formance
Higginsville Wins Dramatic Ninth Inning Clash With Wentworth
In a baseball feature, Higginsville and Wentworth produced a high scoring game with errors steals and sensational plays. Higginsville led 11 to 10 before Wentworth tied late and a final baserun attempt was ruled out, leaving spectators energized by a tense finish.
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Higginsville
Wentworth
Igginsville
Death of Mrs Ellen Fackley in Kansas City
Mrs Ellen Fackley wife of the late Dr John W Fackley and sister of this city died Wednesday evening at 6 30 at her home in Kansas City She was 81 years old The body was brought to Lexington this morning and buried directly from the train Rev Warren P Clark conducted the services at the grave.
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Ellen Fackley
John W. Fackley
Samuel Drysdale
Kansas City
Col Venable Moves Jeweler Stock to Franklin Ave Store
Col Geo F Venable transfers his jeweler stock Monday from Dutch Row to the Franklin avenue building once used by the late Robert Norfolk. An Irishman, Venable has spent fourteen years in Dutch Row. Mrs T J Gallivan and two children arrived from Sedalia Tuesday evening to visit relatives a few days.
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Geo. F. Venable
Dutch Row
Franklin Avenue
Robert Norfolk
State Court Docket Summary From May 1914
Missouri cases list multiple charges and trial dates including Fred Knoche with continued proceedings on May 4, Marianne Carion murder case with defense counsel set for August 5, Bazil Blue grand larceny trial May 2, Jake Hayden forgery pled guilty with two year sentence, RL Arnold grand larceny June 5, Henry Barker murder cases set May 25, Jack Stoneking duck possession fined $25, T T Dean liquor sale cases May 6, F E Brown liquor license cases May 6, Will Neer gambling with a minor June 1, Tom Gray and Ligon Vaughan gambling June 1, Cy Lindsay and Sis Lindsay keeping a disorderly presence trial, Adolph Wolfe fiett larceny defense by De W. Sherman with May 2, court adjourned to May 2, 1914.
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State of
Missouri
Fred Knoche
Thad
State
Mariwne Carion
Chiles & Chiles
H. F. Blackwell
Bazil Blue
Jake Hayden
RL. Arnold
Henry Barker
Jack Stoneking
T. T. Dean
Shcenke
Ite
F. E. Brown
Will Neer
Tom Gray
Ligon Vaughan
Mate
Cy Lindsay
Sis Lindsay
Adolph Wolfe
de W. Sherman
Marriage Licenses Issued to Four Couples in Dover Wellington
Four marriage licenses were issued. George F Artho and Catherine Louise Long were licensed in Dover. William F Schuster and Lena Duncan were licensed in Wellington.
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George F. Artho
Dover
Catherine Louise Long
William F. Schuster
Wellington
Lena Duncan
Local notices of deliveries and visits in Lexington area
The Lexington Bottling Works will distribute in the city and county using a new Kissel Kar truck. Jol N. Sturgis received a Lozier car, a five passenger four cylinder model with latest fittings. Miss Maria Lyons returned to Kansas City after visiting Mrs. Frazer. Mr. and Mrs. Lefton White left for Sourey Arkansas after visiting Mrs. White. Dr. E Gordon of St. Louis spoke at the Presbyterian church. Miss Sallie Price Morris and Miss Mable Pearson returned to Marshall after visiting Miss Margaret Bates. Miss Lillian Wilburn went home to Webb City after visiting her sister Milas Aline at Central College. Mrs. A. W. Sanking left for Quincy Illinois. Miss Nadine returned.
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Lexington Bottling Works
Jol N. Sturgis
Maria Lyons
B. B. Frazer
Kansas City
Milas Aline
Central College
A. W. Sanking
Quincy
Ilinois
Nadine He
Local citizens tied to social and business visits in Higginsville and Lexington
A roundup of weekly activities shows Lie and Lexinset clients in dispute Monday and Friday business in various towns. Mrs Webb Cole and daughter Helen shopped in Lexing Saturday, while Jitlies Corbin spent Saturday in Lexineton. Harwood family returned Thursday from Higginsville. Gordon and Gordon households visited Aiewinsville and Lexington. Numerous local residents attended a 1 O. O. F. lodge meeting in Higginsville Thursday night. A Catholic wedding occurred Thursday morning April d with George Arth and Kate Ling. Reading Circle hosted by Tilman and Rhodes featured gum animal contests and prizes. The event drew many locals, including the Eagan, Updike, Wahl, and Benen families. The piece notes several professional trips to Kansas City and a funeral in Crawford County.
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Emmet Eagan
Higginsville
Mollie Gordon
Buford
Lexington
Frank Gordon
Ben Gratz
Leon Baker
Mors
Homer Neer
Eugene Shieldy
Edward McVey
Grace Winn
Katysas City
Rev. T. TI. Clayton
Russelville
Ark
LB. Casslin
Wuade
Crawford County
W. G. Harwood
Kanais City
Fionan White
Ruth Lewis
Helen Cole
Anna Lee Updike
Nannie Brown
Messrs. Emmet
Dutch
Eugene Eagan
D. J. Updike
Wilson Stapleton
Menifee Reald
John Wahl
Time Dysart
Mallie Gordon
Elizabeth Burton
Elizabeth Slosher
Marell Shisher
Tillie Mae Shelby
Meng
Subscribers can get four magazines for 18 cents extra
The Intelligencer offers a bargain where subscribers can obtain four image fixines for one year for 18 cents extra. J Hoffman Jr traveled to Concordia on business while HT F Blackwell went to Kansas City for legal matters. Readers may renew to receive four superb magazines for a year for 18 cents more.
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Intelligencer
J. Hoffman, Jr
Concordia
HT. F. Blackwell
Kansans City
Theu
Splendid
Renawing Eee
Santa Fe Trail Marker Beautified Event
On Friday April 24 at three o clock the D A R and public school children will plant flowers around the Santa Fe Trail Marker in the court house yard. A program on the front porch includes songs recitations and addresses by Mrs Robert A Wilson Mr Wm TL Chiles and school children from Arnold and Central schools with a planting of flowers to follow.
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Wourt Hose Yard
Vautt Horse
Robert A. Wilson
Arnold School
Central Sehoal
of Arnold School
Central
Wm. TL Chiles
Arnold
Central Schools
McChure Rationed to Her Love in Anghesville
Mrs. dW McChure plans wed in Anghesville after visiting relatives here.
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Dw. McChure
Anghesville
Marines Land in Mexico in First Bloodshed Incident
United States Marines landed on Mexican soil near noon on Tuesday in a clash reported to have killed four Marines and wounded twenty. General Maus faced stiff resistance as Mexican forces claimed about two hundred enemy deaths.
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Mexico
Victoriano Tuerte
Maus
Wikputelies
U.S
Evans Greater Shows to Visit Lexington Week of May 11
Evans Greater Shows with fifteen high class attractions will be in Lexington the week of May 11. A special train of cars with electric red and gold fronts will headline the arrival. See advertisement in next week's Press for details.
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Evans
Lexington
Murs
Central College Alumni Event Volleys in Kansas City
Mrs Pauline McGee of Kensas City attends a Central College gathering hosted by the Central College Girls Club of Lexington, with cousins My, Mes GL and Glasscook among attendees at Morton College activities in Kansas City.
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Pauline McGee
Kensas City
Old Central College
Morton College
Central College Girls
Lexington
Central College Club
Kansas City
Glasscook
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Lambert Lamber Co
Lexington, Missouri
Fred T. Hix
Dover Notes
Manhattan
Stier Clothing Company
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