Houstonia Hustled Lexington in 5 to 4 defeat
In a tense game the Elk club lost 5 to 4 as Lexington failed to capitalize on early chances. Kinkead pitched well for Lexington with Shine catching, while Monigan and Schreder stood out for Houstonia. Errors fueled the rally and the crowd, though small, witnessed a sharp pitching duel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington Feck
Jule Gaesar
Brutus
Terhune
Elks
Charles Kinkead
Lafayette County
Lane
Charlie
Shinn
Lexingtonians
Monigan
Houstonia
Ramsey
Sturgis
Erhart
Lexington
Kinkead
Shine
Schreder
Genton
Col Levi P Hunt Retired From Active Duty
General Orders from the War Department retire Col Levi P Hunt of the 1uth Cavalry from active duty. Known locally as Capt Hunt, he will be remembered on the field regular army detail at Wentworth Military Academy. He transfers here from Marmaduke Military Institute in the fall of LS, leaving many friends who wish him happiness in retirement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Department
Levi P. Hunt
1Uth Cavalry
Col Hunt
Capt. Hunt
Wentworth Military Academy
Marmaduke Military Institute
Col. Hunt
Dover farmer injured as horse kicks man on plow
A. 8. Pointer, a prominent Dover road farmer, was leading a team to a plow when a horse kicked him in the head just below the left eye. The eye was badly torn and may be lost, his left jaw mashed, and bones broken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. 8. Pointer
Dover Road
Practice Game Delights Spectators with Odd Frosty Exhibition
A Tuesday tilt between the Lexington Elke and the Dubinsky Bros. devolved into a frostbitten, bizarre display on the old battle field. Spectators laughed through a ludicrous scene as Joe Elke's team trailed, making the game a comic misfire rather than a contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington Elke
Dubinsky Bros
Joe Elke
Local Folks Travel to Kansas City and Nearby Towns
Aull planned a trip to Kansas City on Thursday while Pat Lyotts left for Kansas City on Wednesday evening for business. E M Taubman and son Edwin were in Kansas City Wednesday. Miss Winifred Winn returned Thursday evening from a long visit to Sedalia. Miss Abbie Sammon left for Tecumseh City Friday evening after a gala visit with relatives. Mrs Naante G Steele, a letter, Mrs Rena Chappell and her daughter Theresa went to Kansas City Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tet
Kansas City
Pat Lyotts
Kansas
E. M. Taubman
Edwin
Winifred Winn
Sedalia
Misa Abbie Sammon
Naante G Steele
Leter
Mra
Rena Chappell
Mise Theresa
Guellen Walker
Higginsville
Thin City
Mary Marquis
Brownwood
Texas
William Marquin
Naty Young
Mise Lola
Brexler
Ft. Smith
Arkansa
Mia
D. O. Heathman
Miles Ella Dawson
Liberty
C. A. Keith
Joseph Fischer
Timothy Howard
II Wellington
Cornelia Latdwigs
Springfeld
St. Louis
Eureka Springs
Prewitt Roberts
Misa Margaret Aull
Inex
Uelle Walker
Figginaville
Edwin Belsenders
Algrinsville
Evan Young
Kanaae City
Frank Day
Soy
William
Waneas City
Capt
F. A. Day
J. M. Hest
Kimgisher
Oklahoma
M. Best
M. L. Chandler
Louise
T.M. Cobb
Migwinsville
Thos. West
Best parade marks Sun-Gay School picnic in Lexington
At 9 30 Thursday morning Lexington staged a parade through its streets regarded as the best yet. Twenty one vehicles carried food and humanity toward Gruber's grove for the annual Sun-Gay School picnic with Presbyterian Christian Methodist and Baptist participants. The Lexington band led in a tally-ho while hay and delivery wagons joined the procession. A commissary car run by Vielix Young and Rev. R B Binney featured amid the display. Hundreds of smiling children showed optimism and aliveness, signaling hopeful instruction for future citizens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Gruber’s Grove
Vielix Young
R. B. Binney
Resolutions of Sympathy for Dr Robert C Carter M D
The Lafayette County Medical Society mourns pioneer Dr Robert C Carter who died, leaving an empty chair. He was elected an honorary member after years of active service and contributed greatly to the profession and society. The society extends sympathy to his wife, children and sisters and will place these resolutions on record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert C. Carter
Lafayette County Mutical Society
Lafayette County Medics Society
Louis Carthrae
Webb
A. Hoefer
Moving Day at New Isa Building Adjoins Tiadera Bank
The Intelligencer journal moves its equipment to the new building adjoining the Tiadera bank. Workers face heavy machinery down stairs in less than ideal weather but aim to have the entire plant in order by Monday. The printing office will have modern equipment and a new room on the ground floor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isa Hon
Tiadera Bank
Local Aide and Visitors Visit Lexington This Week
J E Roark of Sedalia and Senator Chitin were in Lexington on Thursday and Wednesday respectively. Mrs E Robinson left Thursday for Harriconville. Joe Lightner of Odessa visited with his machine on Wednesday. Mr and Mrs C Houghton spent Thursday in Kansas City. Mrs Kate Graendor and con left Thursday for St Joseph. Judge J E Burden traveled to Kansas City Thursday to spend time there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Robinson
Thurwlay
Harriconville
Joe Lightner
Odessa
Mra. C
Houghton
Kansas City
Aisin Slusher
P&eewell, N
Kate Graendor
Con, Ouvcar
St. Joseph
J. E. Burden
Kanjate
Thorsday
T.M. Chion
Arthur Downs
Margaret Lankford
Viola Puckett
Janie Sherwood
Mira
W. J. Weaver
Ky Wilson
South Washington
Geo. Humphreys
Wm. Wilmot
Frank
Oklahoma
Local society notes and a death in South Walrington
A compilation of social visits and greetings from Kansas City to Odessa with engagements at Plattenburg’s store and Dexing ton. Notable items include Thomas West found dead from heart trouble in South Walrington. funeral at Marvin Chapel. and ongoing Baptist meetings with Rev Taylor speaking to bring converts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas West
South Walrington
Pate
Marvin Chapel Cemetery
Postoffice Letter List at Lexington Office
Uncalled letters listed at Lexington Post Office for Aggyrd date. Addressees include Martha Barnes Junn Benttls Lavango Bell Edward Chauncelor Tee Carter Dr W P Carter Hisse Fullington Mia with Wright Gordons J 0 Gibby Mies Ida D Jones Mies Kate Karn ey J Al Kingsboro Pearl Martin C G Rivere Tom Saunders Myrtle Vesper Dr Wm J Thompson W H Tukele L Turner Olga Toep her Laura Walker Nellie Welly Mrs Shannon Webster Miss Sarah Wilbt Marie H W White Alyears. Delia CrownER, Postmaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Aggyrd
Martha Barnes
Junn Benttls
Lavango Bell
Edward Chauncelor
Tee Carter
W. P. Carter
Hisse Fullington
Mia
Wright Gordons
J. 0
Gibby
Mies
Ida D. Jones
Kate Karney
J. al Kingsboro
Pearl Martin
C.G. Rivere
Tom Sauunders
Myrtle
Roosewelt Couple Announce Birth of Daughter
Mr and Mrs Thomas Roosewelt announce the birth of a daughter. The family welcomes the new arrival and shares joy in the home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Roosewelt
Corder News Roundup Mixed With Local Visitors
In Corder Tuesday and Friday reports list residents visiting relatives in Corder, trips to Kansas City and Texas, and social visits. The Baptist church recital drew a large audience, followed by refreshments. Gyne Thompson died after long illness. funeral held at the Baptist church with burial in Corder cemetery. condolences to his family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corder
Marshall
Marahall
Lin
Missea May Humphery
Lallie Cross
Mand Dogging
C. MM. Lewis
Margaretta Corder
Lee
Gyne Thompson
Gyne
Baptist Church
Bla Parenta
Death of Lavinia Warren in Springfield
Lavinia Warren of Lexington dies at 1100 a m in St Johns Hospital Springfield after a fever lasting four weeks. Born in Higginsville 36 years ago she taught art at Lexington College, ran an art studio in Wichita, and was widely beloved in Lexington for kindness and Christian character. Survived by parents Mr and Mrs James Warren four sisters and four brothers. funeral held at Biginselile with Rev R K Linney officiating. many Lexington residents attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larence Vivian
Lavinia Warren
St. Johnns Hospital
Springfield
Miky Warren
Lexington
Miss Warren
Higginsville
James Warren
Lexington College
Wichita
Kansas
Harry Carroll
Mra
B. T. Hix
Filx
Lillian Maurehead
N. 8. Payne
Circuit Court results and orders from Friday sessions
The circuit court adjourned to Tuesday morning with numerous decrees for plaintiffs and orders of sale. Cases listed include Long v Barnes, Dieg worth guardianship, and several nonresident publication orders. Sheriff records show approved sales and deed acknowledgments in multiple matters, and the court set December term return dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
Etta Long
Mary Barnes
Lula Blechott
Lula Diegworth
Horace FP
Blackwell
Ad Litem
Linden Kuntz
Jessie Prewitt
Frank Prewitt
Macon
Edward T. Macon
Harrie L. Bray
Nettie Bray
Florence Mundy
Joseph Maney
Jeanie Thomas
Albert Thomas
Martha Washington
Gore Washington
Kettie Nelson
Andrew Nelson
Edward M. Davis
A. M. Lyman
W.S. Peacock
Bank of Blackburn
Bank of Glackburmn
Joseph Jackson
Duey
Robert Howe
Pratik Ki. Howe
Sherif
Thos. F. Williams
Annie K. Willams
RK. A. Hicksin
Climton Hays
Mrs Steward of Winton Visits Relatives
Mrs George Stewart of Winton visited relatives. Wednesday Miss Birdie Slusher returned from Kansas City Tuesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Stewart
Winton
Doctors Meet at Lafayette County Medical Society Session
The Lafayette County Medical Society met Tuesday in the City Mall corner chamber for a successful gathering. Drs Porter and Afgan presented papers, resolutions on the death of Dr. ROC Carter of Migginsville were introduced by Drs Carthrae Webb and Hoefer and adopted. Visiting physicians included Drs Carthrae of Corder Buytley Clayton Mann Pischer Boefer Hraecklein Porter McLennon Perry and Rausey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafayette County Medical Society
City Mall
Porter
Afgan
Roc Carter
Migginsville
First Mexican War Veterans Reunion Set in Aigginsville Mo
The 1st Annual Mexican War Veterans Reunion will be held in Aigginsville Missouri on September 5 and 6. Veterans along with wives daughters and widows are invited. Local officials promise entertaining speakers and a grand time. Further details available from Capt MT Moore and Capt W Boone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aigginsville
Mullancamp
W. Dacksap
G. N. Riley
MT. Moore
Pres
Jefferson City
W. Boone
Ste
Ave
St. Joseph
Ice Cream Wagon Serves Town Daily with Fresh Cream
An advertisement states the vendor offers ice cream for individuals or societies and will supply any quantity. The wagon comes to town every day and uses only fresh pure cream. Requests to stop the wagon or contact by phone are encouraged.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Robert C. Carter, M
J. E. Roark of
Senator Chitin
Mayview Notes
Thomas Wheatly
Chas. Simpson
Plattenburg
T. D. Williamson
Miss Sevilla
Emporia
Mary
Lillian Atkerson
Dexington
Lydia Belle Butt
A. Nickell
Minnesota
Minnie Green
Geo. Weaver
Rusie Marshall
la Junta
Robert Greene
S. M. Greene
Taylor
Rew Taylor
Christ
Anna Mac Zentmeyer
Wilson
Hodge
Feeday
Mra. Elwell
Lamont
Buelah Corder
Gleiting
Kansasity
Myrd
Mate Hackley
Slater
Myrtle Wagner
John Roberts
Alec. Roberts
Iss Lottie
Pred Croft
Chas. Parks
Keytesville
Roberta
J. BD. Sutherland
T. D. Bowman
Une
Marvin Bingham
Misa Dell Dillion
City
Louis Barley
Margaret
Marion Lake
Miss Steele
C. J. Lewis
George Ava Whte
Lowa
James Kidd
Alma
Auburn
EM. Taubman
Aullville
F.T. Bates
Bertie
Higginasile
Carrie Loomis
Mayview
Fannie Sawyer
Daniel Snider
A. B. Foster
Higerineville
Misa Esther Poster
Miss Lavin Warren
Attention Veterans
Col. S
Houston
Oscar Westerman
Wellington
Oswald Winkter
Cornelia Eygdleston
John Mepleston
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