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Newspaper
Lexington Intelligencer
Location
Lexington, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1903
Page
5
Odessa visitors and locals share travels A. F Oberhelman and J. Cleener injure themselves in Wellington store fall J. Linaback dies at Confederate Home details of birth and wartime service. Village concerns include street lighting tax debate and moral policing. Also reports Higginsville Dover and area residents with social events and medical updates.
The article records messages and visits to and from students, staff, and affiliates at a college in Kansas City. It highlights new staff member Mrs M L Campbell from Henry Kendall College Muskogee J T and welcomes new pupils, mentions various visitors including Miss Virginia Taft Miss Barry Franklin and Miss Lelia Nelson, and notes activities from church services to cadet drills and debates.
Attendance at evening services rose as the college enhanced its library through judicious use of fees and gifts from the Iduna and Argonm Literary Societies. The library now totals about twenty five hundred well chosen volumes including critical works, fetos, and poetry, with durable bindings and careful classifications.
One of the finest and most sightly homes in the county with fruit trees, two wells, residence, barn, and outbuildings. Located one mile north of Higginsville. Suitable as a home and valuable property. Seller cites health and invites inquiries at Bank of Higginsville or at 1108 A. H Antrony's residence. Time offered on part of purchase price if desired.
John W. Rowntree of Kansas City marries Miss Fannie Kirtley Ball in Richmond Missouri on Monday January 24 at the bride’s home. The groom, a Wentworth Military Academy graduate of 1899, previously planned Denver but now works in hardware in Kansas City. GC. M. Coon and wife traveled to Kansas City Thursday morning for a several day stay.
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