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Lexington Intelligencer in Lexington, Missouri
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Newspaper
Lexington Intelligencer
Location
Lexington, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1913
Page
6
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Local Figures and Visits From Lexington to Simonton
Community notes list residents and visitors including Ed Winn in Cor der, Y. T. Stark in Lexington, and Mr. and Mrs. Webb Cole in Lexington. Several townspeople travel for work, visits, or holidays, with Thanksgiving gatherings noted and a church oyster supper planned for December 6.
Fire crews quell morning blaze at high school
Wednesday morning at 7:30 the fire company answered a call at the high school building. The blaze was located quickly and extinguished without using water, with no injuries reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altinglos
Visit Notes From Monette and Kansas City
Miss Delia Crowder left Tuesday for a visit in Monette Missouri. H O Shosery went to Kansas City Tuesday for a visit. Mity Mable Ainsworth and Usury and Gao Johnson went to a city Tuesday for a visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delia Crowder
Monette
Mocuca
H. Shosery
Kansas City
Mity Mable Ainsworth
Usury
Gao
Johnson
Wentworth Military stockholders meet January 1914
Notice is hereby given that the regular annual meeting of the stockholders of Wentworth Military Scientific and Literary Educational Company will be held at the office of the company in Wentworth Military Academy building in Lexington Missouri on the first Tuesday in January 1914 at nine o'clock in the forenoon for the election of directors and other usual business. W. M. Hoge, Pres. Sandford Sellers, Sec. Lexington Mo. Dec 6 1913.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene Hayden
Winsor
Ruth and
Maud Chastain
Lexington College
Wentworth Military, Scientific and Literary Educational Company
Wentworth Military Academy
Lexington
Lafayette County
Missouri
W. M. Hoge
Sandford Sellers
Xmas Bazaar At High School By Gift Variety
Christmas event at the High School on December 12 offers many gift items including Japanese pictures place cards post cards calendars doilies bath towels and apron items. Cocoa wind sandwiches will be served and special sale offers available with first order of two tubs at Jos L Long’s Feed Store. Crawford's Dry Cleaning also offers rush service at 724 Main.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jos
L. Long’s Feed Store
Trustee's Sale Notice for Missouri Deed of Trust
The document records a trustee sale in Lafayette County Missouri on December 20, 1913. It concerns a deed of trust to U J Loomis securing a promissory note due September, with the property located in Lexington, Missouri. The notice names Henderson and Irene Buoween and specifies the sheriff as acting trustee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henderson
Axington
Miny
Truat
Lexington
Wales
Nohe
Loomis
Mixsourt
Eouee
Cae Henderson
Irene
Thanksgiving Notes From Dover Area Towns
Thanksgiving gatherings recount visits by Naomi Kramer and many locals, with a Baptist sermon, revival closure, and a long list of kin and friends in Dover, Higginsville, Lexington, Waverly, and nearby. Basketball games between town and high school teams occurred, with town boys winning both games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine O'Malley
Wigginsville
K. P. Kramer
Nwo
Naomi
Kansas City
Frank Bell
J. R. Hedges
Baptist Church
Leonard Keamer
Elizabeth
Dover
Corder
Ruth Lewis
K. P. Kywmer
Mayme O'Malley
Higginsville
Henry Edwards
Janny
H. Fox
Rosine Young
Higginsvile
Mable Hester
Ray Beatty
Nathan Corder
Mr Preston Rhodes Hosts Forty Young Friends Night
Mr Preston Rhodes entertained about sixty of his young friends Thursday night at his home about five miles from town. The evening was spent in playing various games. Refreshments of cider and apples were served. The crowd left at a late hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston Rhodes
Local News Highlights from Tuckday and Nearby
Rev J R Thog morton travels to Louisville with Miss Lida Neiderjohn to visit her sister Mrs Theo Pickett. Mr Prather returns to Marshall after managing the Waverly News. Emma Stedham visits Kansas City for Thanksgiving. Masonic Lodge conducts school of instruction with leaders from Kansas City Lexington and Kahaka. Ed Hill family visits Thogmorton. Mrs Jack Parlington returns from England with daughter Elsie. Epworth League holds annual officer elections with Russell Neiderjohn Bertha Larkin Birdie Thogmorton Late Gordon Henry Rineh Willie Vanderlin Lida Neiderjohn Rovilla Ledford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Crosswhite
Lexington
Margnerite Landram
Lute Gordon
Felix. Young
Gorion Jackson
Mon
Blanch Conder
TL. J. Phillips
Oni
Arthur Robertson
Oklahoma
Chas. Patterson
Kansas City
N. J. Goedon
E. A. Clawson
Blackburn
Fred Jenkins
Kate Pawling
J.B. Thogmorton
Grand Pass
Ted Guenther
William Harrison
Weber Creel
Aileen Orischaloger
Alec Burnette
Edith Vanderlin
Nelson
B. H. Neiderjohn
Morris Wantuck
Mary Adel
Marshall
John Cauthoyn
St. Louis
Indies
Presbyterian Church
Woodmen Lodge
Lamar Bedsworth
Methodist Church
J. R. Thogmorton
Lida Neiderjohn
Tuckdlay
Louisville
Kentucky
Theo
Pickett
Prather
Waverly News
Emma Stedham
Russell Neiderjohn
Bertha Larkin
Birdie Thogmorton
Gordon
Henry Rineh
Willie Vanderlin
Epworth Era
Edwin Neiderjohm
Rovilla Ledford
We Certainly Do Love Work and Modern Concrete Mixing
John I Ashurst advertises new concrete mixing service promising better results with upgraded equipment. The copy promotes up to date mixing and asserts cost efficiency compared with old methods.
Wanted a boy to wash dishes at night
Help wanted for evening dishwashing at Santa Ne Cafe. Apply in person to work in the kitchen run and kept clean by a reliable helper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Ne Cafe
After sickness strength restored by Vinol remedy
After grippe pleurisy pneumonia or any illness what you need is new strength and blood. Vinol cod liver and iron helps nervous run-down people. Mrs M T Gardner of Chicago reports recovery after serious operation and long invalid period. Cavenshaw Young Lexington Missouri guarantees results or money back. Saxo Salve offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vinci
M. T. Gardner
Chicago
Cavenshaw & Young, Druggists
Lexington
Mo. P.S
Residence of James F. Gatron on North 17th Street
For Bale. The late James F. Gatron's residence on North 17th street. Phone 133.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James F. Gatron
North 17Th Street
Let Us Launder Curtains by Crawford's Laundry
Laundry advertisement promises careful washing starching and drying curtains to hang square with corners shaped. Driver Crawford's Laundry offers reasonable charges and a phone contact 136 for service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawford
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bert Theing
Dover Notes
Ed Winn
Y. T. Stark
Webb Cole
Walter VanAnglen
J. B. Eppes
Simonton
Texns
Will Winn
Waverly Tuesay
Capt
Erv, Zeyzing
Bony Gray
Robyn
Lilla Plattenburg
John Cooper
Missy Hattie Tiles
Wicksburg
Elizabeth Rhodes
Peachie Rhodes
J. W. Bartley
Higginaville
Clayton
Imogene and
Evelyn
Wellington
Dora Meng
Texas
W. Haggard
G. Congdon
M. W. Olliver
Joe Gordon
Salt Lake City
Frank Gordon
Bertie Bertrand
Sheldon
James Shelby
Wm. Dystitt, Jr
Carruthersville
James Dinwiddie
Bettie Shelby
Kansisity
Conordia
TB. Ganepbell
Nisa Caltha
W. A. Redd
T. Redd
Tom Vivian
J. M. Redd
Corrine Dysart
Fred Santmeyer
Ungginsville
George Zeysing
George Slusher
Voliees Trent
Lawrence Lewis
Sedalia
A. Lewis
Littlejohn
Fox
Wehrman
Lawn
Hilton Lewis
Ed Dysart
Blanch Logan
B.T. Payne
Taiey May Payne
W. A. Esterbrook
Fletcher
Castoria
Ho'eloalk A. Mf
Neloe
Soir
Deuwin
Nothig Trust
Corder News
Naomi Kramer
Herve
Frank Nickelson
Mayview
Taitter
Mrs. Hedges
Mitchell
Oudese
Dave Garnett
Claudene VanMeter
Alma
Mags
Kramer
Dalé Wilson
Clarence Beard
Sedotia
Dorothy James
Beulah Bishop
Waverly
Florence Kidd
Kina Corder
Mary
Florence Corder
John I
Ashurst
Plymouth Rock
Plymouth Rocks
Lester Robert Connor
Graystone Park
Grabdy & Noyes
Lexington, Missouri
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