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Newspaper

Lexington Intelligencer

Location

Lexington, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Dec 21, 1907

Page

8

Local notes from Higginsville and nearby towns

Readers report travel and social calls across Higginsville Odessa Lexington and nearby areas. Visits include Miss Leona Jennings to Oden and Miss Bettie McElroy in Odessa, Miss Maude Perkins in Kansas City, and Misses Lena Smith Alma Sincheloe at a Higginsville show. Community events cover school closure, Santa visits, and a Woodmen lodge election.

Clarence Jones Higginsville D. T. Hamm Claude Biliot T. D. Williamson Lexington Geo. B. Green Leona Jennings Oden Lillian Proctor Odessa Bettie McElroy Maude Perkins Kansas City Lena Smith Alma Sincheloe

Waverly Items Share Local Social Notes

Mrs John Leach is on the sick list. Mrs Wrank G Corder visited Lexington Wednesday. Dr E E Walker of Grand Pass was in town Friday. J W Ferguson traveled to Kansas City last week. Miss Mam Marquis of Chillicothe visiting relatives. Mrs Nora Smith and daughter from Pleasant Hill stay with Mrs Mary J Zeysing. Mr Jobo Joyce and family moved here from Marceline. Miss Shelley Edwarda returned home to Hodgie after visiting her aunt Mrs Lise Thomas. Mrs J J Robertson and son Josiah of Mt Leonard were guests of Mr and Mrs J R Sandrum over weekend. Mr Frask rion had been I.

Honelx Hodjie Lise Thomas J. J. Robertson Josiah Mt. Leonard J. R. Sandrum Frask Rion

Local church social precedes wedding reception in Waverly

In Waverly, about thirty guests attended a supper at the groom’s parents home following a ceremony, hosted by the Baptisl church at Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hoener’s. Rev G E Shanklin gave a farewell sermon as he leaves for new work, while Dover notes report residents’ visits and small-town activities.

Henry Hoener G. E. Shanklin Christian Church Shanklin

Mockhollers' Meeting At Lexington Triumph Press Brick Co

The annual stockholders meeting of the Lexington Triumph Press Brick Company will be held at its office at 030 a.m. on Monday January 6 1908 to elect officers and conduct business as called by the president G W Hyp and secretary K B Beanie.

Lexington Triumph Press Brick Company

Spedden Paige Stock Co at Hubbell Theatre in town

The Spedden Paige Stock Co at Hubbell Theatre this week is praised as the best popular priced company on the road. They visited the city years ago and again drew large crowds, with performances this week widely appreciated.

Spedden-Paige Stock Co Hubbell ‘Theatre Trenton

Uncalled for at Lexington Post Office Letter List

A Lexington post office notice lists names of individuals with missing letters in their names or initials. The Saturday delivery date is implied as December 1, and several entries include titles such as Miss Mrs Mr Rev and variations of surnames.

Quiet home wedding unites Warder family members

At the home of the bride's parents Mr and Mrs Henry Warder on December 18 at four o'clock Rey C FE Patriic officiating Mr George Carter of Windsor Missouri and Miss Exina Warder were married in a quiet ceremony with immediate family and a few relatives present Attending were Mr Everett Carter of Windsor cousin of the groom and Miss Kate Tarlton cousin of the bride Edna Warder youngest daughter of the hosts described as amiable Miss Carter a prosperous Windsor businessman is welcomed by many friends as he and Mrs Carter depart for Windsor their new home to begin married life.

Henry Warder Rey Patriic George Carter Windsor Exina Warder Everett Carter Kate Tarlton Edna Carter Anl

Rural Santa Routes and Holiday Goods Listed

RF C Christmas announces rural mall routes on Christmas Day stockings hung outside wagons with no rural delivery on New Year’s Day. Local grocer Jos L Lone Caah Grrocer advertises Beers from several suppliers and a fresh assortment of Christmas candies now available.

Jos, L. Lone

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