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Newspaper

Lexington Intelligencer

Location

Lexington, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jan 07, 1911

Page

3

Hickman Basye Home Wedding Unites Two Locals

Miss Mary Hickman and Mr. William W Basye were married Saturday afternoon at 4 30 at the Hickman home on East Pacific street in a ceremony led by Rev L J Marshall. About fifty intimate guests attended as flower bearers Annnie Louise Hickman and Master Robert Hickman Mize preceded the bridal party. The home was decorated with living green and carnations and guests enjoyed a wedding supper before the couple departed for their new Belton farm home.

Mary Hickman William W. Basye East Pacific Street L. J. Marshall Gasge Belton Annnie Louise Hickman Robert Hickman Mize Dorothy White Mary Crump Katie Mize Gladys Woodson J. L. Montague Jesse P. Crump Mary Cr

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Mrs Strameke Visits Relatives in Chicago

Mrs. T T Strameke returned Friday from a visit with relatives in Chicago. Mrs. Margaret Walker also returned Friday from a few days in Kansas City. Mr. gm went to Kansas City Saturday on legal business.

T. T. Strameke Chicago Margaret Walker Iit Kansas City

Visit Recap Asks About City Court Week

Misa Ivy Shelton returned February day from a visit in Kansas City. Judge Samuel Davis arrived Monday to resume his labor in the court. Court stenographer L. Roberts accompanied him. Mrs. T. G. Wilkins, visiting Dr. G. W. Frederidall’s family, returned Tuesday to Sraieoy.

Samuel Davis r@ume Stenoga L. Roberts T. G. Wilkins G. W. Frederidall Tuortay Ng Sraieoy

Polygamists justification sparks church debate

Burton J. Hendrick cites an excerpt from the Mormon revelation on polygamy to argue that plural marriage absolves practitioners from sin except murder, portraying it as a form of indulgence. The piece notes historical tensions, including President Smith’s 1906 arrest episode, and discusses broader religious and legal conflicts.

Dranuary McClure Burton J. Hendrick Smith Salt Lake Mr. Smith

Charity Newspaper Promotes Community Building

The paper is praised as a charity child that earns twice its receipts and greatly benefits the community. Patrons gain more from it than the publication, which is noted for fairness and public service.

Uncalled Letters and Cards At Lexington Post Office

The Lexington post office lists uncalled letters and cards dated Saturday January 7 1911. Names include Virgie Conway Carrie Grahm Mrs Wm Tradin Fred Haple Gracie Plummer John Shanks Nathan Slaughter HH RB Smith Bessie Simmons Everett Tindall Eaf Thomas F P Waters family Clona Waine J C Jansson Wanda Farmer Willie Edwards Mary Gram Vance Grage J Hammers J M Humphrey Ruth Johnson Jennie McFadlin W Myer August Pirch Nana Simmons W Spicer Geo Thorpeon Pearl White Thomas Harry Williams Romeo Wills and more. Postmaster J Mons Taubman notes the call and advertisement.

Virgie Conway Carrie Grahm Wm. Tradin Fred Haple Gracie Plummer Martin John Shanks Nathan Slaughter HH. RB. Smith Bessie Simmons Everett Tindall Eaf Thomas F. P. Waters Clona Waine J. C Williams John Wilson Mr. Lee , Ballard Gertrude Barnett Estell Bridgewater Evi J. Bush Gracie Casey Harrie Davis Wanda Farmer Willie Edwards Clyde Fuller Mary Gram Vance Grage J. Hammers J. M. Humphrey Jan C. Jansson Ruth Johson Jennie McFadlin W. Myer August Pirch Nana Simmons W. Spicer Evert Tindall Stephen Thornton Geo. Thorpeon Pearl White Thomas Harry H. Williams Romeo Wills Guy Jomn K Taubman

Stockholders Meeting at Lex Eyton Savings Bank

The Lex Eyton Savings Bank stockholders will hold their annual meeting at the bank on Wednesday January 11 1911 at nine o clock in the morning to elect directors for the ensuing year and transact other business Walter B Waddell president F Lou Wallace secretary The notice includes stray OCR fragments about framing services and a dairy watermark but not part of the meeting.

Lexeyton Savings Bank Said Bank Walter B. Waddell Lou Wallace

Remarkable hair growth discovery offered by Emerson

A Nebraska town newspaper reports Prof. Emerson promising a hair growing cure. He guarantees one bottle will grow a full head of natural color hair, with a $5 payout to any user not satisfied. The Emerson Chemical Co. offers the product for $1 plus a stated money back promise.

Emerson Emerson Chemical Co Scottsbluff Nebraska

Gelzer's Feed Orders Promptly Filled

All orders for feed promptly filled at Gelzer's. Phone 14.

Gelzer’s

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