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Lexington Intelligencer

Location

Lexington, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Aug 17, 1907

Page

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Burglars Escape Jail Then Traced to Fort Worth Kansas City

Two youths Tom Delehanty 13 and Martin 14 escaped from county jail early Saturday. They fled via ceiling and garret, then left town planning to reach Galveston Texas. They had been jailed for July burglary of Inglis and Huber Jewelry in Higginsville. Arrests traced them to Kansas City and Fort Worth before being recaptured.

Tom Delehanty Martin County Jall Inglis & Huber Higginsville Tom Galveston Tex Kansas City Autas Ft. Worth Marshall Jack Parrish Higgineville

Worthington Bride Wed in Simple Kansas City Ceremony

Miss Lillian Worthington married Mr. Virgil McDaniel at her father’s Kansas City home on a Wednesday afternoon. About 40 guests attended with Katherine Worthington serving at the punch bowl. The bride, a Lexington native and longtime Kansas City teacher, widens local interest as her groom, a coal merchant, begins married life.

Lillian Worthington Virgil McDanice Kansas City McDonald Calvary Baptist Church Luis Scherm Katherine Worthington J. G. Worthington Lexington Lexigton College McDaniel

Mrs Weber and Mrs Harding Entertain Friends At North Main

Mrs Weber and Mrs Harding entertained a company of friends Tuesday evening at the North Main Street home. Progressive filmed was shown with prizes won by Leslie Honlton and Richard Johnson. Vocal and instrumental music, refreshments served.

Wo. K. Weber Misa Georgia Harding North Main Street Leslie Honlton Richard Johnson

Notable Livestock View from Lafayette County Leader

J W Hollman of Avlsville Missouri, a prosperous farmer, argues the sheep industry is becoming more important in the state than ever before. He notes farmers in the eastern districts value more sheep than in prior years while range operators value fewer, reflecting shifting regional emphasis.

J. W. Hollman Avlsville, Mo Misix Wimple Olan Nistours

ORGAN RECITAL AT CATHOLIC CHURCH IN LEXINGTON

Miss Mary Hickman of Kansas City gave a dedicatory organ recital at the Catholic Church in Lexington on Wednesday attended by about 150 music lovers. She demonstrated a fine one manual organ, with Miss Aull playing two Mascagni and Iraga pieces. Miss May Kelly praised for her contralto voice.

Mary Hickman Kansas City Misa Hickman Mary Aull Mascagni Iraga May Kelly Grand Steelsmiths C. M. Steelsmith Job Mason Sadie Steelsmith Abigail Holcombe Clifton Steelsmith Misa Erna Steck Dave and Redner Nellie Thomas Miss Jenks GC. M. Steelamith Clifton Steeamith Missouri Bay

Week's Work of Circuit Court Divorces Granted

Eight uncongenial couples received divorces as the circuit court wrapped a hot Friday session. Dozens of cases were continued or decided, with judgments, guardians appointed, and adjustments in costs. Divorces included several interracial pairings, while other cases involved Middleton Bank affairs and the National Surety Co. adjournment set for December term.

John J. Woodruff Morgan Day BH. C. Wallace Benedict T. Wiley Eliza J. McFadden Chas. Lyona Middleton Bank of Waverly National Surety Co E. H. Lewis Middleton Bank Bertie T. ‘Hall Susie Showalter Wm. Beall Richard H. Lee Wm. DB Chas. Lyons John E. Corder Samuel Callaway Hydraulic Press Brick Go Inc Guardian Alice V Katie McDonald John McDonald Annie Roseen August Roseen Louise Henderson Wm. Henderson Katie Lierman Chas Lierman Julia Grindstaff Frice Grindstall Chas Homes Alice P. Holmes Alice Johnson Fred Johnson Christina Maynard Wm. Maynard Reinert Publishing Co Concordia Goldfield Minng Co Bettle T. Hall Susie Shewalter L.G. Peak H. E. Kinkead

Fire destroys residence on East Main street

Fire in East Lexington totally destroyed the home of Wm. Hurd on East Main with the second floor ablaze when found by Mrs. Hurd. The department fought the blaze but could not save the building. Only a few household goods were saved. Insured losses totaled 800 on the home, 100 on the building and 200 on furniture. The incident featured the dramatic arrival of Fireman Jas. Slusher amid a long town column of visitors and residents in town on various business and social visits.

Wm. Hurd East Main Street Pireman Jas. Slusher

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