Community Notes from Lexington and Nearby Towns
A crowded slate of visits and social happenings fills Lexington and surrounding towns. Residents and guests include Menifee Redd in Lexington, Mrs Chloe Mogan from Golden City, Kenneth Gray of Kansas City visiting John Cooper, and many more from Boonville, Waverly, Chicago, and St. Louis. Local events feature a house party for Miss Ervyn Starke, a moonlight Boy Scouts picnic, and Corder defeating Higginsville 12 to 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Starke
Ervyn
Joanna Whitsett
Frankie Downs
Odessa
Margaret Walker
Trigginsville
Messrs
Lawrence
Robert Powell
Jack Webb
Higginsville
Menifee Redd
Dover
Kansas City Visitors and Sunday Gatherings Noted
Mr and Mrs Wm Hall and Miss Winnie Perry of Kansas City spent Sunday with K P Kramer and family. Prof C E Mitchell was here on business the first of the week. Mrs Phillip Kinchloe of Mayview spent Sunday with relatives. Duncan Majors Lloyd Washburn and Everette Logaston of Blackburn spent Sunday in Coradler. The Lutheran Church held mission services in the grove Sunday with many attending. Mrs Lizzie Bunch is visiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Hall
Winnie Perry
Kansas City
K .P. Kramer
C. E. Mitchell
Phillip Kinchloe
Mayview
Duncan Majors
Lloyd Washburn
Everette Logaston
Blackburn
Coradler
Lutheran Church
the Grove
Lizzie Bunch
Waverly Notes visitors and local visits
Arthur Johns of Wellington spent Sunday with his parents and relatives. Miss Jessie Davis of Kansas City visits her sister. Marguerite Landrum guests in Kansas City. Thornton Gordon of Kansas City with parents. Edward Fletcher of Blosser visited Waverly friends. Miss Virgie Billings of Lexington visits Mrs Joe Fever. Annie Hackley guests of Margery Swain at Corder. Lillian Graham of Pittsburg arrives to visit grandmother. Mrs. Virginia Milner returns from Norton business trip. Mrs. Ella Conway of Plattsburg visits sister. Bertha Larkin returns from Wellington to uncle John Larkin. Mrs. Lee McReynolds and daughter leave for Enid. Mrs. Robert Graham and daughter from Pittsburg visit Ed Barnard. Ralph W. Burnette of St Louis called here last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Menifee Redd
Lexington
Chloe Mogan
Golden City
Kenneth Gray
Kansas City
Wunele
John Cooper
Frank Evans
Ruth van Alta
Boonville
Devin Hodges
Grace Becker
Elizabeth Slusher
Phillip Wahl
W. D. Harwood
Christian Church
Evy. Zeysing
Firman White
Anna May Darnell
Corder
Johns Hodges
Cs, Odes
Irvin Hodges
van Alta
Fred Pittman
Waurika
Oklahoma
Miss Clayton
St. Louis
T. H. Clayton
Tom Holman
Lautra Congdon
Newton
Kansas
O. G. Congdon
W. Z. Harwood
Francs Yingling
Monduy
Telen Cole
Anna Bently
R. L. Yakley
Canyon
Texas
Robert Melise
Tommie Bertrand
Arkansas
Charles Landrum
J. H. Carter
Arthur Johns
Wellington
David Johns
Mary Frazier
Carrie
Jessie Davis
John Ault
Marguerite Landrum
Thornton Gordon
N. J. Gordon
Edward Fletcher
Blosser
Waverly
Virgie Billings
Joe Fever
Annie Hackley
Margery Swain
Lillian Graham
Pittsburg
Ed Barnard
Virginia Milner
Excelsior Springs
William R. Mitchell
Norton
Ella Conway
Plattsburg
A. E. Willie
Bertha Larkin
John Larkin
Lee McReynolds
Wm. Iseral
Enid
Oklo
Robert Graham
Ralph W. Burnette
St Louis
Jackson Family Returns From Colorado Springs
Mr and Mrs Gordon Jackson and their children returned to St Louis on Saturday after spending the summer in Colorado Springs. They traveled to Colorado and back in their Paige car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford
St. Louis
Gordon Jackson
Colorado Springs
Colorado
Paige
Mason
Deeds Filed in Recorder’s Office Lexington Mo 1913
Weekly record of property transfers in Lafayette County Abstract Company listing deeds filed August 9 1913 including Ralph A Huscher to J Goodwin etc Ernest Stumpenhaus to Peter Meyer and Katharine G Reid estates to August Fiegenbaum and Fritz Niemann with values from 1 to 17 470 dollars涉及 lots blocks and tracts in Lexington Odessa Wellington and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Recorder's
Lexington
Lafayette County Abstract Company
Ralph A. Huscher
J. €. Goodwin Q
Win
Hart
Geo. F. Garrett
Odessa
Henry T. Whitsitt
Mary Matilda Worley
Jno
A. Lineback
Fred W. Kolkmeyer
Wellington
Jonah T. Riner
Henry R. Eisenmann
Ernest Stumpenhaus
Peter Meyer
Louis Klostermann
Erle W. Young
Chas, C
Nora Gray
W.D
Second South Side
Katharine G, Reid
August Fiegenbaum
W. SW
Chas. Daggs
Katharine G. Reid
Fritz Niemann
Death of A. P. Crigar in Kansas City
A. P. Crigar, former Lexington resident, died Wednesday at age 62 in Kansas City. Body brought to Lexington and taken to Daniel Pierce’s home. Survived by one daughter and four sons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A .P. Crigar
Kansas City
Lexington
Daniel Pierce
Mr. Crigar
Barn Fire Destroys Two Structures on Lafayette Street
Thursday afternoon a fire crew fought a blaze on Lafayette Street at the barn of Mrs. Tom Price. The barn and a neighboring barn to the east were destroyed, and the roof of a house occupied by Grover Calamese sustained damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Price
Lafayette Street
Grover Calamese
Criminal Court idle cases and pleas in common law
The State versus Charles Scott ended in acquittal on a night theft from a person after a jury trial. In State versus William Bogart the defendant pleaded guilty to petit larceny and received a thirty day jail sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vas
Chas. Scott
State
Wm. Bogart
J C Young Wins Mail Route Contract Between Depot and Post Office
J C Young Sr secures government contract to deliver United States mail to and from the post office and Missouri Pacific passenger depot. He began Monday morning and has ordered a regular U S mail wagon for the work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Young, Sr
United States
Missouri Pacific
Mr. Young
U. S
Lexington banks report deposits total 1.546 million
On June 4 the combined deposits of the four Lexington banks stood at 1 546 127 65. The assessor is urged to place most of this sum on the tax books as penalties loom for perjurers at the penitentiary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Plate Returns From Germany Amid Heat Wave
Charles Plate came back Tuesday evening from Germany wearing an overcoat and fur cap while the thermometer stood 100 degrees above zero. Rev and Mrs T M Cobb returned Wednesday night from a visit in Otterville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Plate
Germany
Mr. Plate
T. M. Cobb
Otterville
Government Buffalo Herd Increases At Lawton Oklahoma
The government buffalo herd near Lawton Oklahoma has grown to 48 head with 27 males and 21 females after 10 calves were born. The herd originated from an American Bison Society donation of 15 animals moved from New York to Wichita National Forest and later faced Texas fever tick challenges before stabilizing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wielitw National Forest
Lawton
Oklahoma
American — Bison Society
New York Zoological Park
Wichita National Forest
Forest Service
Model hardware visit notes and inventory update
Miss Minnie Heinzler returned to Gil liam Missouri after visiting Miss Lillian Harrison. Misses Mary and Juliette Kennedy returned to Paducah Kentucky after visiting Mrs. M Nickell. Our Disney refrigerators are selling fast and various patterns are ready for inspection. Those who have been waiting please call 185.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Heinzler
Gilliam
Lillian Harrison
Mary
Juliette Kennedy
Paducah
Kentucky
M. Nickell
Disney
Local residents take business trips and attend events
C. L. Wilson left yesterday evening for Muskogee Oklahoma on business. Judge John A. Rich returned to Slater yesterday evening. J. R. Moorehead departed for Pana Illinois to speak at the Retail Merchants Day at the Chautauqua. John Wilmot went to Kansas City this morning for the day. W O Jewell also headed to Sedalia to spend the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. Wilson
Muskogee
Oklahoma
John A. Rich
Slater
J. R. Moorehead
Pana
Ill
John Wilmot
Kansas City
W O. Jewell
Sedalia
Visitors and travel notes fill local week
Mrs. Rose Rexroth returned to Kansas City after visiting relatives here, accompanied by Miss May Kemner. Several Kansas City guests arrived for visits with local residents, including Mrs. W. G. Anthony and Miss Florida Stier. Local movements include Firman White visiting Kansas City and Charles Duncan receiving medical attention after heat exposure while unloading coal. The poem Walk Mason appears among miscellaneous notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Rexroth
Kansas City
May Kemner
W.G Anthony
G. W. Jewett
I. A. Day
Florida Stier
Carrie Field
Firman White
Charles Duncan
Wm. Aull
Frances Yingling
Dover
Elma Fisher
Laura J. Walker
Dott
Higginsville
J. C. Coffin
Kirksville
Helen Teubner
St. Louis
Paducah visitors arrive for long weekend in town
Miss Elizabeth Nickell of Fulton and Mrs. M. E. hosted visitors from Paducah, Kentucky who arrived Friday evening for a social visit here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary and
Juliette Kennedy
Paducah
Kentucky
Elizabeth Nickell
Fulton
M. E. Nickell
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Wigginsville
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Fred Leise
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Leslie Jones
Ellen Hughes
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Rosine Young
Walter Iester
V. Buchanan
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Sime
Frieda Newman
Alma
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James Starke
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