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Newspaper
Lexington Intelligencer
Location
Lexington, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1901
Page
3
A long, detailed history of Lexington Christian Church traces leadership, trustees, and key events from its 1840s founding through the 1890s. It lists pastors, elders, deacons, notable meetings, building updates, and attempts to preserve records, while noting gaps in archival data and inviting members to contribute information.
Maggie OMalley daughter of A OMalley and wife of Lexington died at 11 o clock last Friday morning at St Marys convent Independence aged forty and a Sister of Mercy for four years. Funeral was at Independence Saturday at ten attended by her parents sister Rose cousin Annie OMalley and Tillie Bour. The Intelligencer offers sympathy to the bereaved family. New Grand Opera House in Lexington sold Friday evening for 87500 to Gus Haerle who will take charge when transfer completed. Waddell praised for management. Haerle expected to continue success. K P s elect officers at Lexington lodge November 28 Elias Spruce C C Thos Wedge V C Chas Gustafson Prelate James Kerschner M of W Thos Rosewell K of R and S and M of F Dan Ruebel M E Joe A Wilson M at A Thos Rosewell elected trustee for three years. Lodge in healthy condition and membership growing.
Visiting Tigers T B Perry and Nick Hall of the Tiger team came down from Kansas City Friday night to visit friends at the academy. Perry, sidelined by a sprained ankle, could not play Thanksgiving day. Hill impressed at right half. Lexing ton R A Clapler elected officers: Oscar Andreen H P Fred Wilson King Beo John Jr scrib e Thos Walton C Th A Sinaner Tule R A C W Rankin treasurer H W Winsor secretary P D A Shusher Vitra wall R A Hicklin second wall S Sellers first wall RB Norfolk sentinel.
William Neishiser a prosperous farmer six miles east of Waverly died Monday from a self-inflicted wound. No cause is given. He leaves a wife and two small children. Claude M. Coon left Tuesday for a trip through Kansas, Nebraska, Iowa and Minnesota after visiting his parents Mr. and Mrs. Br. Morgan Coon and his little son Carlton. Mr. Coon is manager of the tonle department of the Rochester Brew Co. in Rochester Minnesota, traveling for the company. Capt. Thomas Mattingly of the ferry boat at Miami arrived from Kansas City in a gasoline launch bought for use around his home town. Miss Elie Mattingly accompanied him and stopped at Lexington to visit Mrs. Nagle.
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