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Lexington Intelligencer

Location

Lexington, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Dec 13, 1912

Page

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West Point selects 1913 captain from senior class

Ben Hoge, in his second year on the West Point football team, has been chosen captain for 1913. Lom, a Wentworth product noted as a standout end, rose to captaincy through demonstrated merit. The captaincy honors the player who earns the squad’s confidence and shows superior merit.

Ben Hoge West Point Lom Wentworth Middle West Ile Lts Alleriness Yale

Fake Advertising Promoters Prey On Local Merchants

In Lesington, oily tongued promoters visit merchants with hopeful tales of easy advertising. They solicit 5 to 10 dollars, promising to place the donor’s name on a public card. The promoter pays printers 3 to 4 dollars for printing, then departs with the rest, often forty or fifty dollars, leaving merchants none the wiser.

Lesington

State v Strittell and others court notes

In State vs Harold Strittell cruelty to animals the jury failed to agree and a retrial is set for December 27. John Stoufer pleads guilty to sending a threatening letter and is fined 90 dollars. Henry Fricke pleads guilty to disturbing the peace and is fined 25 dollars. Okito Ishimoto charged with common assault, tried by jury, and fined 150 dollars.

Harold Strittell Aniwillk John Stoufer Henry Fricke Okito Ishimoto

Marriage Licenses Issued Across Lexington Keytesville Odessa

Marriage licenses issued to R Suareze in Lexington Mary Ramonda in Lexington Jesse J Yancey in Keytesville Mary Jansen in Keytesville William Baird in Lexington Jensia BE Watherton in Lexington Grover Braxdale in Odessa Nellie Gray in Odessa.

Suareze Lexington Mary Ramonda Jesse J. Yancey Keytesville Mary Jansen William Baird Jensia BE. Watherton Grover Braxdale Odessa Nellie Gray

Edenview Church Appointment With Rev Cox Next Sunday

Edenview Church announces Rev. C Cox will lead services next Sunday with morning theme What is a Failure and benediction on Achan. All are invited to attend.

Rev C. Cox Eden View Bening Achan Clinton ‘Cox

Mr and Mrs Herbert Kinkead Leave for Amarilla Texas

Mr and Mrs Herbert Kinkead departed Saturday for their home in Amarilla Texas after visiting relatives and friends in this city. Misses Mat and Sue Kinkead accompanied them as far as Kansas City to spend the day.

Herbert Kinkead Amarilla Lexas Mat Sue Kinkead Kansas City

Deaths and births in Lafayette county quarter ends Sept 30

A Lafayette county health summary lists deaths and births filed with the State Board of Vital Statistics for the quarter ending September 30. It shows counts across twenty four causes including pneumonia diphtheria tuberculosis cancer heart and other diseases, plus a total death count and births statewide. The report also includes unrelated local notes on births marriages and community notices from Lexington and surrounding towns.

Lafayette County State Board of Vital Statistics

Mrs Mulligan Dies at Home in Franklin Street

Mrs John Mulligan died yesterday morning at her Franklin Street home from old age and general debility. Born in Ireland she was 19 and survived by her husband and several children including Mrs John Cashen Mrs John Rogers Mrs Kurt Wendt Peter and James Mulligan. Funeral from the Catholic church at nine Saturday morning with Father George B Curry officiating and burial in the Catholic cemetery.

John Mulligan Franklin, Street Mulligan Ireland John Cashen John Rogers Mra Kurt Wendt Kansas City Martin Collins Peter James Mulligan George B. Curry

Officer 666 Delayed Show Postponed by Coast Company

The opera house booking for Friday December 13 was postponed due to late arrival of the company from Missouri Pacific service. Manager Wright refused to delay patrons and chose to reschedule, with a new date to be announced later in the season as the Coast Company advertises in Kansas City.

Opera House Wright Missouri Pacific The Coast Company Kansas City

Wedding Couples Tie Knot in Local Methodist Parsonage

Saturday evening at five o clock Mr William Baird and Miss Jessie Eatherton both of this city were married at the Methodist parsonage by Rev C M Davenport. They left on the west bound train for a short honeymoon trip. Mrs Clyde Hall visited in Kansas City Sunday evening. Mrs John Lineback and Miss Henrietta Rocklage of Wellington spent Wednesday in Lexington Tilton Davis Sr with his daughter Mrs W T Robinson went to Kansas City yesterday. Mr and Mrs J B Bell and their daughter left Tuesday for Bellville after visiting Mrs Bell's parents Forest Shelby. Harry K St Clair was called to Salisbury Mo Sunday by the death of his mother Martha St Clair aged 78. She is survived by seven children burial was in Fluntsville Mo.

Karley Johnson Kousisty Gordon Ose Figer Marshall Campbell Twigginsville Mr. Rowe Excelsior Springs J. D. Dillard St. Low's Ruth Chrismen Castbus Nebraska Lizale Thomas Bridgewater and Lye Downs Peart Jones Mia Sam Graham Pittsburg Kansas Naomi Larkin Sumlay Iron Corder John Larkin Lizzie Butler Kansas City Albert Johnson Jack Worlburt Turibart James Marrington the Indies William Baird Jessie Eatherton C. M. Davenport Clyde Hall John Lineback Henrietta Rocklage Wellington Lexington Tilton Davis, Sr W. T. Robinson Bell Litthy Bellville Nebr

Theta Chi Sorority member urged to contact Niva G Nichols

A call to action appears for any Theta Chi Sorority member to write to Niva G Nichols in Ames Iowa immediately. The note specifies a direct contact request and location, implying a sensitive personal inquiry or appeal.

Theta Chi Sorority Niva G. Nichols Ames Jowa

December deadline for taxes with penalties ominous note

The notice warns December is last month to pay taxes without penalties. After January 1, a monthly interest and 4 percent commission will be added. It urges paying now to avoid extra charges.

Williams and Graves Visit Kansas City for Board and Legal Affairs

Dr. M. Williams traveled to Kansas City yesterday to attend a Board of Curators meeting at Central College. Ten. Alex Graves, accompanied by his daughter Mrs. T. B. Ramsey, also went to Kansas City yesterday on legal business.

M. Williams Kansas City Central College Alex. Graves T. B. Ramsey

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