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Newspaper
Lexington Intelligencer
Location
Lexington, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1902
Page
5
Dover residents attend church events and social gatherings. Miss Stella Harrison to teach in Greenbovil Winter. Rev F R Stutzman to preach. births, visits, and a copper social at C Parker's noted. Local clergy, teachers, and families mentioned with multiple travel and health updates.
Local items report barges due September first and several residents traveling, visiting relatives, and making purchases in nearby towns. Mentions of road and church activities, protracted meetings, school arrangements, and community notices across Wellington and surrounding locales.
Good rain here Monday. J K Goodwin visiting Kansas City this week. Born August 15 to Mrs Dr Wischer, a son. Rev L Whialer of St Louis visiting his parents here. Mrs Mary Groves had business in Leaington the first of the week. Ike G Neale of the Swrennkcen Den had business there the 20th. H C Hartman and wife had business at the county seat Tuesday. H W Kouck ex butcher and grain man here buying wheat at Aultville. Rev Fr Robifing attended Lutheran missionary meeting at Carrollton the first of this week. Mrs Ike P Taylor and daughters Frances and Margaret, and Miss Maud Blackford of Blackborn.
Wheat needed for market. company continues sourcing grain locally after selling Cofeyville plant. McGrew Milling Co invites growers to contact them for sale opportunities and grain deliveries.
Bargains offered to reduce stock of roots during summer months. Sale for cash only. Respond via Epw. FB, Merve.
A large crowd of about 10,000 gathered in Lone Jack for a county event featuring Governor Duckorp and W. Brown. Speakers discussed kidney care and public health gains, with local officials and residents in attendance.
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