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Newspaper

Lexington Intelligencer

Location

Lexington, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Dec 27, 1912

Page

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Bishop Bartlett Weds Miss Virginia Gray in All-Family Ceremony

Mr Bartlett R Bishop of St Louis and Miss Virginia Gray were wed Tuesday evening at the bride’s parents home at four o’clock The simple ceremony drew only immediate family The Bridal March from Lohengrin accompanied the couple as Rev Hall Presbyterian pastor performed the knot After the ceremony the couple left for Kansas City by train and will reside in St Louis The Intelligencer offers congratulations and best wishes to the newlyweds

Bartlett R St. Louis Virginia Gray Lohengrin Hall Presbyterian Church Tok Kansas City Intelligencer

Christmas Surprise for Uncle Ike Mulver

Christmas morning at 10 30 the Mulver household welcomed a surprise visit from his children and grandchildren each bearing a basket of Christmas cheer. Present were Mrs Aliie Bougher and two children Mr and Mrs Will Jasseock and children Mr and Mrs Ed Haver and children George Hulver and children Mr and Mrs Mason Frye of Odessa and Mr and Mrs Clyde Warder.

Ike Mulver Aliie Bougher Will Jasseock Ed Haver George Hulver Mason Frye Odessa Clyde Warder

Marriage Licenses Issued in Concordia and Aullville

Marriage licenses have been issued to W. OC. Davis and Glenna Burrow in Aullville and Concordia.

W. OC. Davis Aullville Glenna Burrow Concordia

Elks Help Forty Families on Christmas Eve

The local Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks lodge delivered gifts to about forty families and one hundred fifty children on Christmas Eve. They distributed clothing food toys candies nuts and fruit to ensure a festive holiday for those in need.

the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks

Dover shooting ends in self defense claim

In Dover Tuesday an altercation with an African American man led to Harwood shooting the man in self defense after the man drew a knife. Harwood was seriously wounded the other man. Also noted are holiday visits from Miss Minn Moyer attending State Normal Warrensburg and Miss Elmira Winn from University of Nebraska visiting relatives in town. Elmira Winn and Miss Minn Moyer are among locals visiting family for the holidays.

Ls Harwood Dover Harwood Minn Moyer State Normal Warrensburg K. F. Meyer Elmira Winn University of Nebraska J. F

Dunbar Quartette and Kell Ringers Amaze Lexington Audience

The Dunbar Quartette and Kell Ringers performed in Murrell Auditorium Thursday night before a large crowd. The program mixed vocal and instrumental pieces and bell numbers with stunts unseen in Lexington, the quartette numbers standing out and the grand opera burlesque closing act proving them top on the road.

Dunbar Quartette Kell Ringers Murrell Auditorium Lexington

Fifteen Home Deeds Released by Lexington Building and Loan

The Lexington Building and Loan Association marked a Christmas milestone in 1912 by delivering fifteen deeds of trust to as many borrowers. Each recipient now occupies a home either newly built or fully paid for, reflecting successful completion of the association’s housing program.

Lexington Building and Joan Association McCausland Lexington Building and Loan Association

Kilgore Dies in Local Dive Incident

B F Kilgore a respected community figure died Sunday after an illness of several weeks. He worked in the Company mines and was 4 man respected by all who knew him. Survived by his wife and six children. Funeral held from the home Monday at two o'clock with Rev Hall of the Presbyterian church conducting.

B. F. Kilgore Kilgore O. Hall The Presbyterian Church

Mrs George Rueppell Visits Relatives in Conchopolia

Mrs George Rueppell traveled to Conchopolia on Monday for a short visit with relatives, staying a few days.

George Rueppell Conchopolia

Commandery Elects Officers for DeMolay Knights Templar

Monday night DeMolay Commandery No 3 elected officers for the year. Eminent Commander M C McFadin Generalissimo Henry MacNeel Captain General J R Moorehead Senior Warden EK M Taubman Junior Warden Pat Roach Recorder J C Shelton Treasurer W B Waddell Prelate G C Marquis.

Knights Templar M. C. McFadin Henry MacNeel J. R. Moorehead Pat Roach J. C. Shelton W. B. Waddell G. C. Marquis

Waverly Notes of Local Visits and Travels

Waverly notes list locals visiting kin and traveling to nearby towns. Names include N J Gordon and Dr J H Crosswhite in Higginsville, T J Fell and Tom Davis in Marshall, Earl Wilson in Marshall, Minnie Thomas from Boonville, Louise Davis to Kansas City, and many students and relatives visiting for Christmas. Several mentions of births, university observers, and church revival ending with twenty one additions.

N. J. Gordon J. H. Crosswhite Higginsville T. J. Fell Tom Davis Marshall Earl Wilson Minnie Thomas Boonville Louise Davis Kansas City Rowman Zeyzing Peneville V’.5 Chas Eyzing Luther Clones Muskegee Okla Elia Campbell I Gginsville Morris Wautuck Mary Adelle A. J Horn- Lestie J. FL. Nu Kols Kansas Robert Ill Warrensburg MR. Calloway Dohm Davis Carter Devis Ganra Larkin

Mrs. Davenport Visits Kansas City for Short Stay

Mrs. C. M. Davenport traveled to Kansas City this morning for a brief visit of a few days.

C. M. Davenport Kansas City

Holidays Bring Families Home to Lexingtion Area

Byron Epps of Kansas returns to spend holidays with Prof W J Harwood and family in Collinsville Okla. Many locals host relatives from Higginsville, Garber, and Waverly. The O E F supper was a success with turkey roast beef and varied salads. gatherings at Corder and Lexington mark a festive week.

Byron Epps Kansas W. JD. Harwood Fof Collinsville Oklo Wat Mis W. G. Harwoud I. la. Cox Will Neer Capt Frv. Zeyzing Lexingston J. R. Mattenbury Higginsville Robert and Lee Groves Columbia Jack Cooper M. C. Mc Fadin Lexington Car. Harwood Garber Okla W. G. Harwood Nannie Brown Corder Ben Wessel Walter Trent Vane Bently Slater Emma McGee Ben Vaughn Kansas City Carrie Bachtell Hogustoun K. C. Hogan Gerry Martin Olliver Ucorder

Stonestreet Poage and Sellers Visit Nevada kin

Wm M Stonestreet arrived from St Louis for a few days visit with relatives My and Mes John M Poage went to Nevada Mo Wednesday morning for a visit with relatives Sandford Sellers Jr and Me Buver Sellers came from Chicago to spend the holiday with their parents, while attending the University of Chicago.

Wm. M. Stonestreet St. Louis John M. Poage Wit Nevada Sandford Sellers, Jr Me Buver Sellers Chicago University of Chicago

Also Mentioned on This Page

Bishop Graves E. Forrest Livesay Sminithville Edith Mayview Benj Berry Carter Elks Santa Claus Egle Dunbars EK. M. Taubman Waverly Cty Irven Ress Tatter Win Papineau Greene Fulkerson Diclisan A. B. Stuhr Olin England Morrisville College J. M. England Harry Steele Carry Steele Miss Pearl Nowlin Jefferson City W. B. Nowlin Fred Brae Adderson Calloway Parens Mer. Calloway Kate Mary Yancey Fayette Paul Yaney M. L. Daf*ey Karl Hedrick Methodist Church J. R. Campbell Nadine Anna Hackdey Searitt College Morrisville Ges. W. Tuckley Dover Notes Near Corder John Epps Forest Tell Harvey Kleinsmith Dale Wilson Luke Zeyzing Jessie Neer Frv Zeyzing Oklahoma City Majorie Swain Jeffy Wilson Baby D. UL Eagan Wright's
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