Big Day for Musicians in Lexington Recital and Concert
Two hundred seventy nine attendees at Lexington College afternoon recital and Central College evening concert featured William H. Sherwood of Chicago and Sol Marcosson of Cleveland. Sherwood lectured on piano basics, then performed. Marcosson joined for joint pieces. Encore and praise followed, with reception afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
William H. Sherwood
Chicago
Sol Marcosson
Cleveland
Sherwood
Marcosson
Lexington College
Murrell Auditorium
Central College
White
Mr. Sherwood
Tal
Fannie Bloomfield Zeisler
America
Honda
Aodie
Wieniawski
Knabe
Ruth J. L. Robbins
Martha Pilcher
Central
Mattie Lou Qatron
Crenshaw and Young Relocate to Old Main Site
Crenshaw and Young move stock to their old location at eleventh and Main streets and resume business as usual. The entire new McGrew block is now occupied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crenshaw & Young
Eleventh
Main Streets
McGrew Block
Uncalled Letters At Lexington Post Office 1908
The Lexington Post Office lists letters uncalled for on Saturday December 12, 1908. Names include Miss Laura Anderson Peter Anderson C Bair Mr A M Clapp Mr Leroy Clark and others. all letters were advertised and should be claimed. DELIA CROWDER Postmaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington Post Office
Laura Anderson
Peter Anderson
C. Bair
A. M. Clapp
Leroy Clark
Cole
Lula Daebler
Mary Dalton
Robert Edwards
Johnnie Ewings
Emma Gant
Millie Gream
Charlie Hammonds
Mamie Magon
Julia Lawson
Angieline Malry
Grace E. McCray
Milton Miller
Albert Nittie
George Moore
F. L. Moody
Lizzie Morton
Chas. B. Newcomer
Sam Johnson
Frank Steinberg
Alam E. Jones
M. L, Smith W
J. White
James &. Watkins
Delia Crowder
Wall Cracked on Twelfth and Main in Erecting Building
The east wall of the Hix Brothers building at Twelfth and Main cracked extensively on Tuesday, with architects attributing the failure to undermining of the foundation rather than construction faults. the wall will have to be rebuilt. The Lexington Chapter No 248 O B S elected officers at its Thursday meeting, including Mrs Ida White as worthy matron and Dr W R Eckle as worthy patron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hix Brothers
Twelfth
Main Streets
Lexington
Ida White
May Bandon
W. R. Eckle
Mattie Marquis
Mary Norfolk
Nora Forts
Mies Birdie Sluaher
Expression Recital at Murrell Auditorium
The Expression Pupils of Central College present a recital at Murrell auditorium Thursday December 17 at 800 PM. The public is invited to attend this performance featuring student musicians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central College
Murrell
Circuit Court Docket Admits Routine Day with Many Continued Cases
In the circuit court on Monday most work was routine. Cases including J M Redd vs Mo Pac Ry Co and others were continued by general consent. A few unimportant cases were dismissed and many motions were heard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
Welborn
James A. Tircer
Mo. Pacey, Co
Frank Helmbrook
John T. Howell
J.M. Redd
Mo. Pac. Ry
H. G. Russell
Walter T. Hook
J. D.porrester
Board of Regents Normal District No.2
C. P. Barry
Allie Moorman
Waverly Notes Include Socials and Death Funeral
Miss Jessie Bellamy arrived to visit the Gordons in Sweet Springs. Ethel Larkin and Karl Taylor visited Hy Larkin. J. J. Wheeldon of Malta Bend in town. Mrs J A Allison and Lola Decker called to Otterville for their father’s illness. Mamie Hudson returned from Manitola. Russell Eppes visited from Kansas City. Effie Kinder of Lexington visited H H Mowry. Chas Carpenter returned from Kansas City. Cadd Eppes and son Russell went to Kansas City. Susan Barnum visited Marshall. W A B Randolph of Malta Bend in town. J W Ferguson of Kansas City here on business. W C T U reception at Mrs A B Slusher’s well attended. candy pulling netted a neat sum. Remains of Geo W Dyer brought to Waverly for burial. former resident. Funeral at Baptist church. burial in Waverly cemetery. Deceased leaves wife, daughter, sister, and many friends. A Social Purity Circle organized with twenty eight members. officers elected. Meetings to be held in churches on Sunday afternoons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia A. Welborn
Mali Street
John Welborn
Mrs. Welborn
Georgia A. Littlejohn
Lafayette County
Aultville
Welborn
Martha Littlejohn
J. H. Itarnes
Salem
West Virginia
C. Vo ‘Clary
Chickasha
Oklahoma
A. C. Williams
Mattie Littlejohn
Kansas City
Wm. H. Littlejohn
Odessa
J.T. Littlejohn
Aussville
A. Littlejohn
RH. B. Biiney
Jessie Bellamy
Sweet Springs
George Gordon
Ethel Larkin
Karl Taylor
Wellington
Hy Larkin
J.J. Wheeldon
Malta Bend
Our City
J. A. Allison
Misa Lola Decker
Otterville
Mamie Hudson
Mnala
Russel Eppes
Effie Kinder
Lexington
H. H. Mowry
Chas. Carpenter
Cadd Eppes
Russell
Susan Barnum
Marshall
W. AB. Randolph
J. W. Ferguson
W.C.T. U
A.B. Slusher
Geo. W. Dyer
Waverly
Rev. H. Rand
Baptist Church
Ben Niederjohn
Beas Larkin
Florence Cauthorne
Roberta Landrum
Marie Orlachlaewer
W. Bronaugh
Clinton
Fricnde
William Smith
The
Nolte’s Hall
Geo. H. M Plattenburg
Kanena City
Viola Puckett
Higginsville
Elsie Parrent
Robert Funk
Grand Pass
Geo. H. Humphreys
Geo. W. Smith
Thos
Nelson
M. Greene
Peese
Harry Daggs
Nolte
T. T. Pauckett
J. S. Wheatly
Jefferson City
Robert Lankford
Rifle
Colorado
A. W. Marshall
Doc Wilmot
Kansas City visits by local residents Wednesday and Thursday
Judge J. Burden and E. B. Campbell traveled to Kansas City on legal and business matters on Wednesday. Mrs. M. C. McFaddin, Mrs. J. F. Winn, and Miss Lee Meng spent Thursday in Kansas City for short stays or business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. &. Burden
Kansas City
E. B. Campbell
M. C. McFaddin
Kannay City
J. F. Winn
Local trades and social notes from Higginsville region
Irving Withers sells stock well and plans to move to Higginsville to open a deputy sheriff office. Quail hunters Marcellus Hartman and Cole Chamblin visited from Bigginsville last week. Several residents from Lexington and Clinton visited, attended social events, and conducted business in Higginsville. The community hosted a goat variety show, a turkey man, a medicine show, and a telepathy demonstration with local residents participating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irving Withers
Soen
Higginsville
Marcellus Hartman
Cole Chamblin
Bigginsville
Elaine Campbell
Lexington
James Ramey
Turkey Shoot at Schmutz Farm Near Mayview
Schmutz plans a big turkey and goose shoot at his Mayview area farm a half mile from town next Thursday December ith. The event is expected to be a great draw and all visitors will be properly cared for.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eh. Schmutz
Mayview
Interest Grows in County Piano Contest
Growing interest surrounds the Intelligencer piano contest with a valuable silver coffee set prize valued at 25 dollars to be awarded this afternoon at five. Contenders appear even, and the field may shift during the final count. In Lexington, Miss Elizabeth Graves and Miss Honor Goodloe draw much attention as supporters rally around them. Walter B. Waddell traveled to Kansas City on Thursday for a day visit, and George Dodge left Thursday for Phoenix, Arizona, seeking health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Elizabeth Graves
Honor Goodloe
Walter B. Waddell
Kansas City
Thoreday
George Dodge
Phoenix
Ariz
Also Mentioned on This Page
William Fl. Sherwood
Remeny
Bach
von Bulow
Chopin
Aeolian
Bude
Caesar Franck
Marecossou
Walter Kelier
Sher- Woot
Rossette
G. Cole
Homer N. Bartletti
Gounod-Liszt
Faust Waltx
Liszt
Schumann
Chabrier
Bourree Fantasque
Mac Dowell
Arenski
Schubert-Tausig
Marche Militaire
Wagner- Wilhelm
Die Meistersinger
Carl Drakes
Dvorak
Hubay
Mr. Marcosson
Wagner
Liaat
Tgolden
Goomen-Belgen
Beaswerees
Corder
Benton Lewis
W. B. Cobb
J. F. Groves
Massie McLemore
Higuineville
Corder High School Literary Society
Hedgewood School
Gertrude Chamberlain
Tls
Houston
James Gbutchannon
Iowa
John Suchannon
Tom Holman
Dover
Luther Holman
Lewis Greer
Henry Schultz
Mrs. Oliver
J. M. Armourtrout
Rena Jackson
Alma
van Meter
Dna Carbheria
Flossie Slusher
Lyod Slusher
S. Willis
Lucile Reynolds
Foreign Missionary Society of the
M. E. Church
Miner's Hall
Everett Basset
Chae’ Seefluth
Higginaville
C.J. Lewis
Oscar Wollenman
Oscar Wollenman and Mra. C. C. Slusher
John Wilson
Wm. Wilaon
Virgie Steele
George Gibbens
Diamond Coal Co
Geo. Kiestard
B.D. Weedin
Geo. H. Richler
Lee Reenharger
Rosa Roos
St. Joseph, Asylum
Higginaville Court House
D. G. Johnson
Chas, Hoefer, Jr
C. A. Keith
Join Wilmot
J. G. Coe
Bigginaville
G. W. Fiyde
Charles Barron
Mayview Notes
Firman White
John Parrent
J. B. Jones
Turkey
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