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Lexington Intelligencer

Location

Lexington, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Dec 01, 1916

Page

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Lafayette County Affiliated Branch Formed at Public Meeting

The Lafayette County Mobile and Good Roads Club, auxiliary of the Missouri State Motor Association, formed at the courthouse with about 30 members, aiming for 100. Ernest Hoffman named temporary president, James Rankin temporary secretary. enrollment to elect officers and adopt by-laws. State official M. W. Carroll warned of risks to Federal Aid if laws not changed. Oak Grove defeats Lexington 19 to 7 after a tight first half. Oak Grove to host Lexington on Thanksgiving at W. M. A.

Lafayette County Automobile and Good Roads Club Missouri State Motor Association Court House Ernest Hoffman James Rankin Messrs B. J. McGrew Walter B. Waddell Carl Winkler State Motor Asan Sedalia M. W. Carroll State Assn Missouri

Marriage Licenses and Centennial Meetings

A marriage license has been issued to Herbert Fortner Higginsville and Alberta Ménsoh Lexington. Otto H. Kroeck Lexington and Col. S. Sellers returned Saturday from Kansas City where he attended the Missouri Centennial Committee Meeting at the Hotel Meuhlebach. Dr Z M Williams went to Kansas City Friday to attend the same committee meeting at the Hotel Meuhlebach.

Col. S. Sellers Kansas City Meuhlebach Z. M. Williams

Deeds Filed in Recorder's Office Lexington Mo 1916

Deeds recorded in Lafayette County Missouri for week ending November 25 1916 compiled by Lafayette County Abstract Co and Financial Agents Lexington Missouri. Transactions include Roy F Mills to Roy F Knowes a $700 W D for part of Lot 19 Block G Ridings addition Mayview Arthur Nistendirk to Elizabeth Nistendirk $2000 for Lot 5 except S 3 ft Block D original Higginsville John Q Cope to Francis Guillou $1400 Lot 8 Block 2 South Side addition Lexington Janie Bell Moore et al to Buford C Gordon $600 Lot 92 except S 20 ft and end Lot 83 original Lexington Mary M Simmons to Clarence C Q and Gara Burge $500 Lots 11 and 12 Block 2 Qdeasa Louis W Cox to Roy T and Rose Lee Howard $1950 65 ft Lot 29 and N 25 ft Lot 32 original Lexington Dick and Bros Quincy Brewery Co to Linwood J Masterson $2000 Lot 7 Block 14 St Thomas Waverly Martin Corder to Charles T Nesbitt $500 E44 NW1/4 NW1/4 33-50-24 plus note about Simmons family of Moberly Mo visiting Kansas City and Elizabeth Diana returning to Osage City Kansas

Recorder's Office Lexington Lafayette County Lafayette County Abstract Co Ike H. Noyes Roy F. Mills Roy F. Knowes Mayview Arthur Nistendirk Elizabeth Nistendirk Higginsville John Q. Cope Francis Guillou South Side Janie Bell Moore Et Buford C. Gordon Mary M. Simmons Clarence QC Gara Burge Louis W. Cox Roy T Rose Lee Howard Lexington Dick and Bros Quincy Brewery Co Linwood J. Masterson St. ‘Thomas, Waverly Martin Corder Charles T. Nesbitt

Town People and Visits Across the County

Several residents and visitors are noted from Lexington and surrounding towns. J H Frerking and Frank Price transacted business in Kansas City Wednesday. Anna Belle Cross of Lexington visited here with her sister Mia. others include Edna Frerking of Sedalia, Miss Minnie Bartley of Kansas City, and Miss Marguerite Lake of Higginsville staying with C M Holman. Local church events feature a missionary tea hosted by Baptist Ladies with about thirty five attendees. A Waverly team loss to Corder, and notable travels to and from Aullville, Wellington, and Missouri City are mentioned along with agricultural voices bound for Farmers Week in Columbia.

J. H. Frerking Frank Price Kansas City Anna Belle Cross Lexington Mia Albert Schumacher K. P. Kramer Slater and Marshall J. W. Starke Margaret George Ham Anna Briggs Leonard Edna Frerking Sedalia C. J. Frerking Ladies of Baptist Missionary Society W. H. Dean Edward Felgate Higginsville John Perry Sam Perry Richard Knight Nebraska South Dakota Jas. Winn J. M. Winn Kansas F.M. Burton M. EB R. C. Frerking Haas Wellington Kan Geo. Wehrman Chapman Arkansas Mary Larkin John Deterding Chapill George Deterding Ila Kuddes Indiana Waverly Corder

Local social notes from Higginsville and surrounding towns

Judge and Mrs T A Walker spent Sunday in Higginsville. Palmer Sill visited Kansas City Saturday. Mrs H Howe traveled to Levasy Mo Sunday morning. Nell Ross of Kansas City spent Sunday with friends. Mrs W R Humphrey went to Kansas City for a few days visiting her sister Mrs M F Cockrell. Mrs J Allen Campbell left Sunday morning for Alamda Wyoming to join her husband who has located there. Mrs G L Viviou and daughter also noted.

C. Be, Simmons Moberly Kansas City Elizabeth Diana Osage City Kansas Pete Remondo T. A. Walker Higginsville Palmer Sill H. Howe Levasy Nell Ross W. R.humphrey M. F. Cockrell J. Allen Campbell Alanda Wyoming G. L. ‘Viviou Daught

Also Mentioned on This Page

State Motor Association L. H Lexington High School Oak Grove High School Oak Grove Herbert Fortner Otto H. Kroeck Alberta Ménsoh Lambert Lumber Company Cephe Yard Satiaien B. B. Nevins Aullville B. W. Tillman Marion Monsello, Ark John Aull Roy Hughes Higginsle James A. Horn J. F. Winn C. P. Dodson Regana Dobson W. B. Waddell Columbia Misouri Virginia B College of Agriculture University of Missouri United States BE. O. Kerns Pete Hale Frank Carter Robert Douglass Warsaw Thomas Proffitt H. J. Waters Kansas State Agricultural College Charles J Owens Washington, D. C Southern Commercial Congress C. §. Barrett Rappendeunee
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