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Lexington Intelligencer

Location

Lexington, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jan 31, 1913

Page

3

Local residents spend day in Kansas City

Mrs Bert Taukman Miss Byrd Slusher Miss Virginian Aull and Mr and Mrs J C McGrew traveled to Kansas City Friday for a day visit. Jos J Long also went on business. Mrs A A Walker left Friday to visit relatives in St Louis. Mrs J Young Sr went to Kansas City for a few days. Ht T Phillips and Ike Noyes went to Alme on business. Mrs Josie Bilis returned Friday evening from a visit in Kansas City.

Bert Taukman Kansas City Byrd Slusher Virginian Aull J. C. McGrew Jos. J. Long A. A. Walker St. Louis J. ©. Young, Sr Ht. T. Phillips Ike Noyes Alme Josie Bilis Fret A. Day Harry Emory Todhunter G.C. Marquis Lawrence Peak J. C. Young, Jr Mary Young J. R. Ryland Boston Mass Pearl Tlcklin Helen Fulkerson Tra Keller B. M. Little Marguerite Bates Concordia Ilon N. M. Sloux Frank Bowman Jeffersan City

Final settlement sought in Henry Deuchler estate

Notice to creditors and interested persons that administrator will apply for final settlement at the February Term 1912 of Lafayette County Probate Court Missouri to be held in the Probate Court room Lexington on the second Monday in February 1918.

Henry Deuchler Lafayette County Missouri Lexington Caroline Deuchler Margaret Neer Ernest H. Schmidt William W. Mong Dora Meng Charles Hader Louise Hader David P. Groves Aoeton Edgar Youngs Katherine G. Reid Proba Court Room William V. A. Catron

Final Settlement in Caroline Deuchler Estate

The estate of Caroline Deuchler is presented for final settlement by administrator William Aull at the February 1912 term of the Probate Court. The administrator files the final account and requests approval of the settlement.

Probate notices for Margaret Neer estate filed in Lexington

A February Term 1918 probate entry lists interested parties in the estate of Margaret Neer. The notification appears in the Probate Court room of Lexington, referencing a notice from February 1913 and outlining standard estate procedures for heirs and claimants.

Notice of Final Settlement in Edgar Youngs Estate

Notices hereby given to all creditors of the estate of Edgar Youngs that he died. The undersigned executor will apply to make a final settlement of said estate at the February term 1918 of the probate court.

Estate of Katherine G. Reid Executor Named

The estate of Katherine G. Reid deceased is presented by William V. A. Catron as executor. Probate proceedings are set to begin at the February term 1913 at Probate Court on the second Monday in January 1913.

Administrator's Notice of Hopkins Estate Granted 1913

Notice that letters of Administration for the estate of Blien Hopkins deceased were granted December 30 1913 by the Lafayette County Missouri Probate Court. Creditors must file claims within six months for allowance or be barred. claims not exhibited within one year from the publication date will be forever barred. Names B N Hopkins last insertion December 20 1912.

Blien Hopkins Probate Court Lafayette County Missouri Ward B. N. Hopkins

Stimson and the Army Canteen Debate

Secretary Stimson reports on military canteen issues, faulting reformers for driving soldiers to外- barracks dives beyond supervision. He cites post visits revealing vile dens beyond gates and higher disease rates, arguing prohibition harms soldiers and that beer rights exist within barracks. The piece critiques civil prejudice over practical experience and notes assorted local notices and vacancies.

San Francisco Mr. Stimson Stimson

Sheriff’s Sale In Partition In Lafayette County Missouri

By virtue of an order of the Circuit Court of Lafayette County Missouri the sheriff announces a public auction sale of a described real estate parcel. The property lies in the west half of the southwest quarter of section eight township fifty east range twenty five and is taxed to the heirs of David Groves. The sale is set for February 12, 1913 at the Lafayette County Courthouse Lexington Missouri during court hours for ready money to the highest bidder.

Circuit Court of Lafayatte County Lexington John G Groves Sfoves Elizabeth G. Plate J. Letcher Graves Williset M Groves Neale Eliza Mneale Jonnie Vitens Thomas A. Roves Frank Onnie Uley Roves Court House Wafayette Said David Grosae Arene Latayella Biante Oiksouri Ou Henet W. HH. Waddell Lafayette County Missouri

Divorce Notice in Lafayette County Missouri Court

The Circuit Court of Lafayette County Missouri orders Mattie Hunter to answer a petition for divorce from Thomas Hunter on adultery grounds and long absence. If not appearing by February 18 1918 judgment will be by default. Publication required in Lexington Intelligence for four weeks. The clerk J W Bidnor certified.

Thomas Hunter Mattle Hunter Herain Mattie Hunter Missouri Jyi Lexington Anid County Lexington Intelligencer Lafayette

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