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Newspaper

Lexington Intelligencer

Location

Lexington, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Aug 03, 1917

Page

6

Local Notes and Visits Across Lafayette County

Reported social visits include Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Scotten returning to Sedalia after a stay with M. Reynolds family. Miss Dorris visiting two weeks. various confirmations of guests from Columbia Kansas City and Lexington. deaths and legal notices concerning Waverly property taxes and court actions against Robert Watson estate with two delinquent years listed and a sale possible.

Teachers Examination Dates Announced for August 8 and 4

Keingtoon High School will host the August Teachers Examination on Friday and Saturday August 8 and 4. Exams start at 8 a.m. and run until 6 p.m. each day. H. T. Phillips County Superintendent of Schools.

Keingtoon

Order of Publication in Lafayette County Missouri Court

The State of Missouri petitions in Lafayette County Circuit Court to recover taxes and interest on real estate tied to Joseph L. Thomas deceased. Unknown consorts heirs devisees alienees or grantees of Thomas are notified of the suit and required to appear.

Robert Watson Missouri Recorder's Office Lafayette County Lafayette Shelby and Cots Waverly Court House Lexington Lexington Intelligencer W. T. Tutt Circuit Court Lexington ‘Intelligencer State OF Missouri Joseph L. Thomas Thomas A. Walker Recorder’s Office

Public Administrator’s Notice of Fred Gaspers Estate

Public Administrator Henry C. Chiles takes charge of the Fred Gaspers estate in Lafayette County Missouri following a July 30 1917 probate order. He invites all claimants to present them for allowance within six months or they may be barred, with a one year limit to file claims from the order date. Stephen Wilson appears as judge attesting to the notice.

Jare County Missouri Fred Gaspers Henry C. Chiles

Administratrix Notice With Will Annexed 1917 Missouri

Fannie Benton named Administratrix With Will Annexed of One Schooler estate by Lafayette County Probate Court on July 21 1917. All claims must be filed for allowance or be barred within one year from notice. Stephen N. Wilson judge attests the seal.

Lafayette County Missouri Fannie Benton Stephen N. Wilson

Local Visits Reported From Kansas City and Belle Plaine

Mrs. A. R. Smith traveled to Kansas City on Tuesday for a visit. Mrs. J. A. McDoneld departed Tuesday morning to visit her parents in Belle Plaine Kansas.

A. R. Smith Kansas City J. A. McDoneld Belle Plaine Kansas

Former Higginsville resident dies by suicide in Branson

J. H. Bowen aged 71, a former Higginsville resident, shot himself Sunday morning at his Branson home. He leaves a wife and two grown children. The brief social notes mention visitors Kathryne Carroll and Francis Currie returning to Clarksville, Mrs. D. T. Witty of Kansas City visiting J. C. Koemel, D. T. Nance and G. C. Marquis traveling for business in Kansas City and Harrisonville, with Napoleon mentioned in passing.

J. H. Bowen Higginsville Branson Bowen Kathryne Carroll Francis Currie Clarksville Col Clarence Vivian D. T. Witty Kansas City J. C. Koemel Napoleon D. T. Nance G. C. Marquis Harrisonville

Local Folks and Trips Mentioned in Higginsville Visit Notes

Ft 7 Mrs Ike H Noyes and son Harriet returned Tuesday from Higginsville. Joe Schaal Jr left Tuesday for Miami Oklahoma on business. Naomi Lahay went to Higginsville Saturday for a visit. Mrs E F Mollenkamp went to Higginsville this morning. Misses Margaret Davis and Edith Burton went to Corder Saturday for a picnic. Mrs Otto Brueggerman went to Higginsville Friday to spend the day with homefolks. Mrs Albert Weber with nephew Rogers Ellsworth left Saturday for an extended trip through the West.

Ike H. Noyes Harriet Higginsville Joe Schaal, Jr Miami Oklahoma Naomi Lahay E. F. Mollenkamp Margaret Davis Edith Burton Corder Otto Brueggerman Albert Weber Rogers Ellsworth West

Local residents part in varied Kansas City trips

HH C Chiles traveled to Kansas City on Saturday for legal business. Amanda Korsmeyer returned to Jefferson City after a week with relatives. George P Blackwell went to Marshall on court business. Mr and Mrs Harry Caldwell drove to Kansas City for a day out. K Hoffman left for Fulton after visiting son Dr R L Britt. C H Melone and two Tulsa sons arrived for a visit with Mr and Mrs W H Veach. W P Frederick returned to Kansas City after visiting her son. Leona Pace and brother James spent Sunday in Kansas. Bronson Shull left for Eads Colorado to visit her parents.

Rudolph Schalleer Edna Grain — Valley Watt Green Jeanie Sherwoode Mayview Elma Blase Lucy Beamer Kansas City Bettie Hackley Saaturday Ed Hackley Slater Byron Sanders Simonton Texas Anna Lee Preeples Columbia Joe Peeples Zula Zentmeyer J. W. Zeratmeyer Fort Riley Steve Hughess Aeneas City Helen Rohrirag Higeginsville Frances Killion Ida Ruddes Boris Bekhard Bazaar Kansas Genevieve Lewis Bobt Fleet Little Daughter Liberty Lee Starker Wm. Doak Coldessa HH. C. Chiles Amanda Korsmeyer Jefferson City George P. Blackwell Marshall Harry Caldwell K. Hoffman Fulton R. L. Britt C. H. Melone Tulsa Oklahoma W. H. Veach W. P. Frederick Leona Pace James

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W. E. Sscotten Sedilia M. Reynolds Mises Dorris Dr. Moore Kransea City Lillian Budemeyer Lelia Smith L. Wilson H. T. Phillips of &Hools Stephen x. Wilson Progeal Castoria the Palace of Sweets Victrola Young’s Book Store Crenshaw & Young R. P. Cherry Dover Europe Chautauqua E. Sigua Chautua Ridgeway Lindsey Elsie Baker Abercrombie Kryl Seaso Willis Gordon
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