Prominent Lexington social notes and town updates
A stream of local arrivals and departures fills the Lexington scene. Mr. Harry Brown returns from Kansas City. Mrs. Henry visits McAlester. Capt. Rankin and others travel to Springs. Miss Doran heads to Chicago. numerous visits to kin and friends dot the week. Sheriff Thomas completes appointments, the Missouri Pacific adds equipment, and a lawn social hosts the Christian Sunday school. Small ads, notices, and serials weave through Prairie County life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Salt Pond Road
Hig- Gineville
N. M. Cooper
Christian Church Sunday School
Clarence Vivian
Horace F. Blackwell
User Thom
Auburn
Nebo
Goldbergs
Rev. D. Buchmueller
Kansas City
Wo. Walker
Higginsville
Our City
Thomas Thomas
Rigglesville
W. D. Rankin
McAlester Springs
Sanford Thornton
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Harry Brown
Newt
Henry
Dow Hix
Claude Yoe
Ct Slater
McAlester Flogs
Lexgun
Wade Hicklin
Salem
Henry Shauer
Perane
W. D. Raokin
Meester Springs
R. Blebhter
Little Daugh
Lillian
Uoday
Mammoth Livery Stable
Grand Central Hotel
Bessie Bradley
Mayview
Mareoce Vivien
Eiléae Doran
Chicago
George Wallace
Mary Doke
T. C. Sawyer
Independence
Rrst
Knights of Pythins Hall
John Fox
Grand Pass
Migs
Kathleen Doran
Joseph Martin
Kansas
Wallace
Brown
Pat Fagin
St. Louis
Mrs. Brown
Ambrose
Oscar Thomas
John Wilson
Higgingville
Clarence Ridge
Gus Schwarta
Missouri Pacific Railroad Company
Joseph White
Thomas
Auburs
C. A. Philips
Carrollton
Micon
Philips
Sallie Gordon
Nathan Cooper
Blas Fredrick
Annie Dowden
Aullville
Prof
R. Richter
Kappus City
Myrtle
Flora Llewellyn
Waterloo
Virginia Schauss
W. W. Johnson
Claude Price
Irvin Coen
Mrs
Gov. Dodge
H. A. Davis
Jas. Robinson
Helen McIntyre
Ed. Smith
Naburg
J. B. Davis
Heles Davis
Dover
B. G. White
Ella Nickell
Patton
Lewis Nickell
Elizabeth Nickell
Nickell Ome
Claude M. Coon
Points West
Master Carleton
Morgan Coon
Commercial Hotel
Eudie Mitchell
Higgineville
Will Weber
Witebita
Kas
Albert
Springfield
J. Q. Plattenbury
Alexander Graves
J. W. Moog
T. J. Bandon
Frank Thornton
Estella L. Bandon
Daisy Thornton
Will Nicholson
Kaosne City
John Davis
Salida
Mattie Littlejobe
Mel John Welborn
A. G. McLaughlin
Cameron, Mo
G L. McLaughlis
W. &. Wilson
Rev
J. M. Chasey
Bessé Buford
Beo Young
Mico McFadin
W. BR. Journey
Missouri Pacific Railway
Higgiesville
BD. Bogie
Higgiesiille
Elizabeth Nickerson
8. N.wilson
Warrensburg
F. G. Curts
W. B. Schultz
Jobn M. Price, Jr
Jobo
Osceola
W. W. Warren
Huston
Anna Haecker
Carrie Field
Lizzie Groves
Corder
Mr. Levy Ballard
Fulton, Mo
Sophie Weber
Gus Weber
Chanute, Kas
Florence
Mabel Barron
Mattie Shelby
Monett, Mo
J. H. Campbell
Geo. Venable
Ruppel Buildlow
Donie Weber
Ed. M.davis
Jefferson City
Jobo Groves
Jane Groves
Jas. Warren
Capt. Wiley
Lexington Coal Mining Company
St. Loui
The
Intelligencer
Lafayette County
Jean Yancy
California
Elizabeth Groves
Jobn Henry
Capt. Edwards
Thos. Cobb, Jr
Ubis
Crenshaw & Young
W. M. Rader
Wuarrensburg
R. & Hooter
Laura Davis
Cross Timbers
Hickory County
R. M. Dickinson
Misa Addie Pickinson
T. L. Devin
Ballard
Ernest
Hays
Sweet Springs
Isaac Hays
Luke Mitchell
Robert Smith
Mrs. Smith
Minerva
McClintic
Grano
el Reno
George W. Turley
Oklahoma City
Miss McClintie
J. McClintie
E. J. Fenstermacher
Missouri Sunday School Association
Chillicothe
Ity
Danortestion
P.O
Behout Beld
Rami
Home Department
Amouet
Orl
H. Ds Waters
Agricultural College
State University
Missouri Experiment Station
Vately
Wittenberg
Chichester
Momiala
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