Elks Memorial Day Services for Ten Lexington Lodge Members
Memorial services were held Sunday afternoon at 2:40 in the Presbyterian church for ten members of Lexington Lodge No. 749 who died. Opening rites followed by Rev. H. O. Tall. A quartet sang Art Thou Weary and Dr. William A. Black of Missouri Valley College spoke on brotherhood. A sextette then sang As Pants the Hart Spohr, and Rev. S. C. Hall gave benediction. Charles P. Loomis was the member lost in the past year.
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The
Elky of Lexington Lodge No
Presbyterian Church
Schnecker
William A1. Black
Missouri Valley College
Marshall, Mo
Greater Brotherhood of Man
Pants the
Hart
Spohr
C. Hall
Lexington Lodge
Chas. P. Loomis
Death of Miss Eliza Hopkins in Lexington
Miss Eliza Hopkins died Sunday morning at her nephew BH N Hopkins home 1805 Last Main street after a stroke two weeks earlier. Born August 31 1831 she was the youngest child of William F and Mary Hopkins of Shelbyville Kentucky. She lived in Louisville before moving to Lexington to reside with FE N Hopkins and died at 3 oclock Monday at her nephew RE N Hopkins home. Church of the Disciples member funeral held Monday afternoon conducted by Rev S Boyd White with Rev Warren P Clark assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eliza Hopkins
BH. N. Hopkins
Last Main Street
Miss Hopkins
William F. Hopkins
Shelbyville
Kentucky
Louisville
Lexington
N. Hopkins
Mise [Hopkins
Church of the Disciples
RE. N. Hopkins
Boyd White
Warren P. Clark
Royal Arch Mason's Election in Lexington Chapter No 10
Lexington Chapter No 10 Royal Arch Masons held their annual election Monday night naming G C Marquis H P O Hi Westermen King W H White Scribe W P Roach C of H H W McNeel P S H T Phillips RA C Dr E B Kampf Master of the Third Veil G H Bates Master of the Second Veil H C Chiles Master of the First Veil J C Shelton Treasurer Dr W R Eckle Secretary R F Norfolk Sentinel Also notes visitors homeward bound from Richards Missouri and trips to Kansas City and Higginsville by several local residents.
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Royal Arch Mason
Lexington
Royal Arch Masons
G. C. Marquis H. P
Hi. Westermen
King
W. H. White
W. P. Roach
H. W. McNeel
P. S
H. T. Phillips
RA. C
Death of Edward Clyde Hall in city obituary
Edward Clyde Hall died Wednesday morning from complications of acute articular rheumatism. Born December 6, 1883, in this city, he was educated at Central College and Wentworth Military Academy class of 1900. He married Marian Moore in 1908 and was active in the Episcopal church and the Elks. He is survived by his wife, his parents, and a brother. Funeral held yesterday at 3 p.m. from the home with the Elks at the grave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Clyde Hall
J. N. Hall
North 7Th Street
Clyde
Mr. Hail
Central College
Wentworth Military Academy
Middle West
Marian Moore
Kansas City
Episcopal Church
The
Elks Lodge
December term criminal court opens with multiple guilty pleas
Judge John A. Rich presides as parole cases lead off. George Rogers pleads guilty to gambling and pays 250 dollars plus costs. Mike Bessinger and Charles Bessinger plead guilty to disturbing the peace. Charles gets three months and 10 dollars, Mike six months and 25 dollars, both paroled. State v Simmons ends with 25 dollar fine and costs. Charles Sprague pleads guilty to larceny and is sentenced to two years. Charles Stoll fined 500 dollars, costs, and paroled for dealing liquor without a license.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Rich
George Rogers
Mike Bessinger
Charles Bessinger
Charles
Mike
Thomas Simmons
Charles Sprague
Charles Stoll
Local residents make shortKansas City trips
Dr J E Tucker traveled to Kansas City Wednesday on professional business M Ladeson also went to Kansas City on business May Canham returned home in Kansas City Tuesday after visiting My and Mrs Clyde Wright Miss May Canham and Mrs James R Moorehead plus guest Miss Bell Palmer went to Kansas City Wednesday for a few days visit Mrs M F McFadin went to Miss Maury Cobrs to Kansas City Wednesday for a few days visit Mrs David Acree and Mr and Mrs Chester Little left Wednesday for their home in Denison Texas after a visit in this Acree Mrs A A Pillenan left for
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Tucker
Kansas City
M. Ladeson
May Canham
Clyde Wright
James R. Moorehead
Bell Palmer
M. ©. McFadin
Maury Cobrs
David Acree
Chester Little
Denison
Texas
Acree
A. A. Pillenan
Mrs. Charles Lyons Dead in Kansas City Operation
Mrs. Charley Tuyons Lyons died during a goiter operation in Kansas City. Married last August, she and Mr. Lyons had just furnished a home on South Street in Lexington. The community mourns her brief but earnest involvement here and extends sympathy to her husband as funeral plans are pending.
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Charles Lyons
Charley Tuyons
Kansas City
Lyons
South Street
Lexington
Texington
Christmas Gift Clues From Wilson Fredendall Ad
A back page ad from Wilson- Fredendall Dry Goods Co. invites readers to study the Christmas gift suggestions to solve the puzzle of holiday giving. The notice hints at easing the vexing task of choosing presents this season.
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Wilson- Fredendall Dry Goods Co
Christmnaa
Farm for Sale on Santa Fe Trail 156 Acres East of Dover
A 156 acre farm along the Santa Fe trail is for sale 144 miles east of Dover. Interested buyers apply to John C. Cooper, R F D No 2. Mr and Mrs Frank Fister hosted a Thanksgiving dinner with Mesdames Carrie and Emmit Page and L J Mickels and daughter Emily of Marshall Missouri plus Prof and Mrs Clement of this city. Capt Ryland Todhunter visited Trigginsville yesterday for a day’s outing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dover
John C. Cooper
Frank Fister
Carrie
Emmit Page
L J. Mickels
Emily
Marshall, Mo
Clement
Capt
Ryland Todhunter
Trigginsville
Official Statement of Traders Bank Financial Condition
Official statement from Traders Bank Lexington Missouri shows totals of 408 885 02 with 50 000 00 capital stock and 25 000 00 surplus. notes loans deposits and assets as of November 26 1912. sworn by president W G McCausland and cashier RB Ireland before Notary Whitman Ernarns on December 4 1912.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Lafayette
W. G. McCausland
BR Ireland
Ireland
A. D
Official Financial Statement of Morrison Wentworth Bank 1912
The Morrison Wentworth Bank reports at close of business November 26 1912 its balance sheet with capital stock paid in undivided profits net and deposits. It lists liabilities including time and demand certificates of deposit cashier’s checks and notes payable with a total around 605 145 83 and shows officers Richard Field president and Sam J Andrew cashier swearing to the statement before notary on December 4 1912 with directors F Morar Herman E Macs Worm Bares attesting.
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Neti
GMOGE
Missouri
Lafayette
Richard Field
Sam'l J
Andrew
Ichard Field
Sam’ J
A.D
Optus
Eeve
Official Statement of Lexington Savings Bank 1912
Official statement of the financial condition of Lexington Savings Bank as of November 26 1912 published in the Intel ligencer Lexington Missouri December 6 1912. It lists resources including capital stock 50000 surplus 25000 profits 33649529 time certificates 17565108 cashier's checks "59519508" and notes country Lafayette Walter B Waddell president and acting cashier swore to truthfulness with directors Oswald Winter and others.
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Missouri
Lafayette
Walter B. Waddell
Eventieth Official Statement of Financial Condition
The document presents the Eventieth Official Statement of the Commercial Bank of Lafayette County 1912 with figures for capital stock surplus undivided profits and various deposits. It states cash and liabilities, listing amounts for individual deposits time certificates and cashier's checks. The president Bo M Taubman and cashier W J Bandon certify the statement as true and sworn before a notary with directors cited.
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Missouri
Lafayettic
Bo M. Taubman
W. J. Bandon
E. M. Taubman
Mic
A. D
Stan
Social notices from Lexington and nearby towns
Local residents and visitors are listed visiting and staying with relatives in Lexington and surrounding areas including Kansas City and Boonville. Names seen include LaVerne Colu Ernest Baer Hiely Patleyson Joan Zeyzing Charlie Zeyzing Robert Tutt B. W. Vaughan Hila Stolte A. B. Harwood Fred Zeyzing James Shelby James Collins Dutch and Jinks Eagan Eliza Cox Walter Pollard Charlie Crim Webb Cole Mildred Elaine Stockard Frank L. Stockard Hi T Redden Vivian Carter Pred Pitan Lee Plattenburg Ralph Queat Dan Brown Thoney Wells Tilton Lewis Rev T J Clayton Jesse Berwards Mary Wargin Sam Vaughan D I Eagan O W Haggard John Eppes Dora Meng Byron Eppes and others referenced in Thanksgiving and family visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LaVerne Colu
Kansas City
Ernest Baer
Lexington
Hiely Patleyson
Joan Zeyzing
Wisvrly
Charlie Zeyzing
Robert Tutt
Menifee Revi
B. W. Vaughan
Hila Stolte
Harwood
Fred Zeyzing
Janes Shelby
James Collins
Boonville
Prad Zeyzing
Horace Shelby
Dutch
Jinks Eagan
Emmet
Eliza Cox
Walter Pollard
Sturgeon
Southern Illinois
Charlie Crim
Webb Cole
Mildred
Elaine
Frank L. Stockard
Hi. T. Redd
W. A. Redd
J. M. Redd
Vivian Carter
Pred Pitan
Waurika
Oklahoma
Lee Plattenburg, Jr
Harvey Plattenburg
Ralph ¢ Queat
Elizabeth Vaughan
Dan Brown
Astoriday
Thoney Wells
Tilton Lewis Ami
Alma
T. J. Clayton
Wellington
Jesse Berwards
Todgy
W. G.larwood
Frank Groves
Mary Wargis
Kansas — City
J. L. Groves
Sam Vaughan
D. I. Eagan
O. W. Haggard
John Eppes
Dora Meng
Byron Eppes
Local mentions and visits span Lexington to Dover
Tiarry Dunford of Lexington was in town Thursday evening. Mrs Wood McGrew stayed in Dover several days last week. John Taylor Jr of Kansas City visited N J Gordon and family Saturday. M V Oliver and wife of Dover spent Thanksgiving with Lee McGrew and family. Miss Rose Terry of Leavenworth Kansas guests of Miss Marguerite Landrum last week. Jas R Tustin of Kansas City conducted business here last week. Mrs John Frazier returned Monday from a short visit with relatives in Mayview. R S Thensis of Bevier was in town early week. Miss Dollie Catron of Lexington stayed with Miss Kate Gordon Saturday. The WL T UL met with Mrs FE O Buck at her home Wednesday afternoon. Miss Trene Ashurst and sister
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Tiarry Dunford
Lexington
Wood McGrew
Dover
John Taylor, Jr
Kansas City
N. J. Gordon
M. V. Oliver
Lee McGrew
Rose Terry
Leavenworth
Kansas
Marguerite Landrum
Jas. R. Tustin
John Frazier
Mayview
Thensis
Bevier
Dollie Catron
Kate Gordon
WL. T. UL
Buck
Trene Ashurst
Sis
Local social notes from Lexington and area visitors
Catherine ter and family hosted by W B Nowlin last week. Mrs Meed Bray visits Mayview with her parents Mr and Mrs Robert Padater. Hieoree Nohergon Visits TL BR Landry family Thursday. Rev Theodore Platt conducts Otterville services Sunday. Grave and Pearl Jones and Sammie Peters attend Lexington show. Carter Davis and wife of Kansas City visit Dayin family. Jean Zeyving returns to Dover after visit with Chas Zeyzing family. Lizzie Thomas and Minnie visit Boonville relatives. Lucy Broughton leaves for extended Quinter visit. J G Decker and VeLeha Otterville arrive to stay with Mars Allison. Margaret Hoss visits Marguerite Landram. Frank Vanderlin and Edith go to Nelson to stay with Niederjohn.
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Ter
Catherine
Lexington
Carter Davis
Kansas City
Davis
John Dayin
Jean Zeyving
Dover
Chas. Zeyzing
Tamily
Lizzie Thomas
Minnie
Boonville
Lucy Broughton
Quinter
Kansas
J. G. Decker
Veleha
Otterville
Mars
J. A. Allison
Margaret Hoss
Cherryvale
Marguerite Landram
Frank Vanderlin
Edith
Nelson
Various Travelers Visit Nearby Cities Yesterday
Tom Hill traveled to Kansas City for a few days. Mr and Mrs W McNeal and their little son William visited Warrensburg yesterday for a short stay. Henry Wittenberg went to Leavenworth to visit relatives. Robi Simms went to Kansas City on business. Albert Walk also went to Kansas.
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Tom Hill
Kansas City
Hr. W. McNeal
William
Warrensburg
Henry Wittenberg
Leavenworth
Kansas
Robi, Simms
Albert Walk
Also Mentioned on This Page
Fred Wilmot
Richards
Sarah Lutz
Salina
Mildred Musser
Margaret, Aull
Guy Morrison
E. W. Mellencamp and Son
Higginsville
Pearl Hicklin
the Elks
Criminal Court
Traders Bank
State of Missouri
Intelligencer
Doubtor
Seataes
Suat
Witman Enwarns
Notary Public
Siusxs
Cemusnaw
William Aut
Morrison- Wentworth Bank
Cyrene
UG. Phetzing
F. Morar
Herman E. Macs
Worm Bares
Ereken
Lexington Savings Bank
Henry C. Wallace
Santhony Szvicks
Oswald Winter
Aera A
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