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Newspaper

Lexington Intelligencer

Location

Lexington, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Dec 11, 1909

Page

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Commissioners Named To Oversee New Road District Funds

County court and city council selected F T Bates Felix Thoman and Oswald Winkler to oversee public money for the new road district term lengths three two and one year. Also court actions include road changes surveys land issues poor relief and delegates to the National Good Roads Congress in Topeka Kansas in 1905.

Romis New Road F. T. Bates Felix Thoman Oswald Winkler John Walker T. H. Campbell Mary A. Green J. Klingenburg BE. M. Thoms National Good Roads Association Topeka Kansas John Mellugh Mary Cherrytree Laclede Douglas

Wentworth Military Cadets Host Dance for 1909 Football Team

The Wentworth Military Academy cadets held a Friday evening dance in Amusement hall to honor the undefeated 1909 football team. About sixty five couples attended as Captain Day's nine piece orchestra provided music and punch was served, making it one of the season’s most delightful social events. Mike Gavin went to court on official business yesterday.

Wentworth Military Academy Captain Day

Night wear collection features varied patterns and fabrics

A listing of night robes and pajamas offers a wide range of handsome patterns in outing flannel and a full line of muslin night robes and silk and madras pajamas. Prices are noted as part of the promotion.

Circuit Court reports continued cases and rulings

The circuit court adjourned after routine business with numerous continuances and rulings. Cases included Simmons vs Pile, Redd vs Mo Pac Ry Co, and others. Florence Krone v Western Coal was dismissed. Tigginsville Aerie 451 refused incorporation. guardian ad litem appointed for minors. judgments and partition orders issued. notices of publication and divorces granted. several cases continued to April term 1910. Local social notes mention visits, travel, and shopping announcements and ads follow.

Eli Simmons S. L. Pile J. M. Redd Mo. Pac Ry Co H. G. Russell Mo. Pace Ry. Co W. P. Aull Mo. Pac. Ry. Co J. P. Lchoefner Charles Schmidt Chas. Lyons San Me Callaway Lee Utley R. M. Taubman Hessig- Ellis Drag Co Leroy Farmer John JD. Forrester Bd. Rets Normal District No Florence Krone Western Coal and Mining Co Tigginsville Aerie No P.O. E Abraha van Meter Annie K. Williams Thos. K. Williams Johnson County Walter S. Gregg Geinsville Milling Co James Riley Chas Lyons Hydraulic Press Brick Co Joseph BK. Silver Louis J. Tockensmith Nancy M Adams Clarence Vivien Henry Ostoff Va Martha Sheerin FE. M. Davis A.M. Lyman

Gift Fit of Service Adding Inch to Dress Appearance

A brief feature notes knitted matter and silk reefers in silk colors as the new style elements enhancing men’s dress appearance.

Lexington Postoffice announces uncalled letters list

Uncalled oil letters advertised at Lexington Post Office will be held Saturday December 11. Names include Abbott Brown Chunnay Poth well Ella Chary Curry Dooley Graham Hays Mrs Lewis Martin Miller Murry Mire Shelton Smith Luminas Van dor Wallace Wilson Davis Grass Grass Hearan Johnson Kikseet Larkin Laney Large Leigh Poage Pullin Raynes Sinalis Washburn. Also note art class exhibition at Lexington College Monday afternoon December 21 from 3 to 5 pm. Johnson Ketchel fight tonight at the Princess. Mrs Kiefer returned from Kansas City trip.

Charles W. Abbott James Altin Brown Chunnay Pothwell Ella Chary Mattie Curry Mike Dooley Mary Graham John Hays Wm, Lewis Jim Martin Flot Miller Mary Murry Mire Lizzie Shelton John E. Smith L.A. Luminas C. Vo Vandor Eudora Wallace Jack Wilson Sauwel S. Davis Arthur Grass Mary Grass Ford & Emerson Ethel M. Hearan Misa Sarah Johnson R. L. Kikseet Nellie Kinkedd Marrod Larkin Laney Lanks Tom Large Myrtle Leigh Virta Poage UC. R. Pullin Lacey Raynes Ro C. Sinalis Parry Washburn Della Crowder Lexington College G. ©. Branch Kansas City Johnson Ketchel Princess Lexington J. K. Kiefer

Glove sale highlight from a local ad feature

A newspaper item promotes men's gloves priced to showcase superior quality at the quoted rates.

An economical gift with beauty and service

A special boxed gift line offers one pair in a handsome holiday box at the price of an ordinary item, delivering elegance and practicality without extra cost.

Handsome robes shown as prize gifts for daily comfort

A promotional note highlights bath robes as desirable prizes that please recipients. The robe is described as a daily reminder of comfort and happiness, with the message that several attractive robes are being displayed.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Henry DeBerry Camden County C. A. Keith S. EB Bates City W. O. Ashcraft L. J. Smith Et al Mollie Schumaker Nelson New John Robb Mike Gavin Corder Op Stier Clothing Co Circuit Court Sarah E., Conners Jasper N. Fagan Clarence Vivian Guardian Ad Litem William Wilson W. L. Slusher Ford R. Slash A. L. Moreheag Hoghton T. A. Walker Ethel Baker George Baker Deere Union National Gaonk Middleton Bank Louise Bischoff Lula Dingworth Willian L. Gy Georgia Guy David B. Procland Laura Freeland Plainiurs A. J. Chalkley St. Joseph Oscar Andreen H. B. Henry Rachel Andreen Kaunsas City Shriners Convention Hall James Wolf Seattle Washington Angle Robert M. Shelby Chickasha Oklahoma Shelby Young Hicklin Jos L. Lone Cash Grocer Johnson-Ketchel J. O. Coffin Bath Rboes
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