Lexington Court Clears Docket and Publ ic Notices
The Monday morning court, with Judge Rich and local officials, continued paroled cases and filed informations against several defendants for crimes including murder first degree, grand larceny, and burglary tools. A Wednesday session adjourned to August 11, bids for paving 248 street were read, Rogers council charges set for Sept 1, and town officials prepared for public work. Obituary notes Mrs. Henry Weibel dies at 51 from stomach cancer, funeral held, sympathy extended. Local society items list residents visiting, traveling, and attending events in Lexington and nearby towns. An auto accident near Hlsh Town Fill leaves a man seriously injured. he is taken to a hospital in Kansas City for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rich
Waddell
Tor Waddell
W. T. Tutt
Wu. Aull, Jr
Ciicuit
J. W. Sinner
Ora
Eaton
Chas
Milla
A. Lind
John West
Harry Hamilton
John Baker
R. T. Wilson
M. Craft
Jonas Tones
K. Albright
Marion
Edward Stapleton
Ed Scott
J. Barrels
Wim. Field
Wmn
Hutchason
Mike Bessinger
Jack Arnold
Carl G. Cook
Carry Briscoe
Howard Weston
Charles Scott
Chas, Scott
George Hurstman
Sam Bradley
Aung
Frank Marion
William Bozarth
Ang
Joe Saylor
John Smith
Eli Sharp
A. P. Rich
West Main Street
Sid
Highland Ave
Rogers
Harvey Parker
Dick Mitchell
C. B. Bass
Mr. Rogers
Lexington
Henry Weibel
Weibel
Ollie
Elizabeth Coan
Ben
Leonard Coen
Otto Schulz
Deacon Eliott
Leo Mitchell
Mayview
Payne
B. T. Payne
Roberts
Kansas City
Ike Gratz
McCorkendale
Hardin
Unclear Injury Cause Stuns Auto Party Involved
Reports indicate confusion over how the individual was injured with parties in the automobile unaware of his presence until impact. The exact sequence whether the car struck him or if he was already on the road remains undetermined.
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Auto
Leaving Lexington Bates Resigns to Manage Mill in Webb City
Theodore Bates resigns from Lexington Flouring Mills and plans to move to Webb City Missouri to manage a flouring mill. He and Mrs Bates will depart Wednesday morning for their new home. Friends in Lexington regret the departure but wish them success in the new undertaking.
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Theodore Bates
Lexington Flouring Mills
Webb City
Mrs. Bates
Leve
Lexington
John Grindstaff Injured in Delivery Wagon Accident
John Grindstaff was seriously injured Thursday evening when he was knocked down and run over by a delivery wagon. Emergency responders rushed him to the hospital as witnesses described a chaotic street scene and the driver cooperated with investigators.
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John Grindstaff
Alley Accident Wounds Judge Wright’s Son in law
A severe injury occurred in an alley involving Judge Wright's son in law. A statute’s point struck him, tearing a rib loose and breaking it, causing a very painful and serious injury.
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Wright & Sons
Wright
Mr Gelzer Relocates to Marceline Oil Station
Mr Gelzer leaves Lexington for Marceline Missouri to assume command of the Stamford Oil station there. His family will join him as soon as a house is secured. He departs with the best wishes of a large circle of friends who regret his departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Gelzer
Marceline
In Deep Appreciation for Public Support and Compliments
A brief note thanking the public for their solid support and encouragement and for the compliments about our line of goods, expressing gratitude and intent to continue serving customers.
Mintel and the Muses Visit Model Hardware Legend
A fragmentary note references Mintel and the Muses in connection with Model Hardware, hinting at a creative or promotional event. The text is unclear but suggests a thematic tie between Mintel and artistic inspiration at a hardware shop.
Circus Cancels Date Amid Circus Cancellation Notice
The Yankee Robingan Circus has cancelled its scheduled appearance for a trapezist on the asserted date, citing unspecified reasons and postponement of the engagement.
Local Personalities Note Weekend Travels Across States
Frank and Creed Batley left on a business trip to Oklahoma City while Miss Loretta English returned to Kansas City after visiting here with Miss Kathryn Van Hoy. Mrs T D Hammond and nephew Ewell Merry of Mayview visited Mrs Will Marrs and attended the Chautanqia. John Aull, studying medicine at Johns Looking University in Baltimore, arrived Saturday to visit his parents Mr and Mrs Wm Auil.
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Chindy Johnson
Lexington
Maurice
Jack Wheeler
Capt. Fry
Zeysing
Raim
Veaghan
Kansas City
Blanche Turman
Tiggingville
Wahl
Dean Dysart
Hinds
Florence
Higginsville
John Pauling
Bony Gray
Willie
Wellington
Will Pauling
K.C. Ragland
Texarkany
Texas
J. O. Whiteside
Collinsville
Oklahoma
Liew
Gaherates
W. D. Harwood
W. G. Harwood
Jennie Vaughan
Oklahoma City
Alice Kennerly
St. Louis
Addie Stark
Exina Carter
Marjorie Vaughan
H. Ll. Corbin, Sr
Henry
F. L. Cox
Will ‘Neer
W. T. Starke
Erva
Maude Williams
Nevada
Pitman
Frank Gordon
Mesdames Jordon
Eagan
Emmet Eagan
Mazie Daley
Spring Hill
D. H. Eagan
Wm. Dysart, Jr
Frank Ad Creed Batley
Yeatenday
Loretta English
Kathryn van Hoy
T. D. Hammond
Ewell Merry
Mayview
Will Marrs
John Aull
John Looking University
Baltimore
Maryland
Wm. Auil
Shoes Sale Notes Allege Limited Sizes and Final Sales
Note not to solicit approval on advertised shoes as only one pair per size may exist and refunds cannot be issued if fit is wrong. Sale aims to move nearly all summer footwear with prices set accordingly. Also showing new fall styles in ladies growing girl and misses boots.
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Criminal Court
City Council Proceedings
Ruth Salisbury
Independence
Mise Bonnie Day
Jean Ryland
Odessa
Janes O'Malley
Dover Notes
Ethel Slusher
Corder
Oscar McCorkendale
Mintel
The
Muses
Circus
Zeigler Brothers Nubuck
Zeigler Brothers and
Queen
Oxfords
Missouri
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