Old Confederates Ask Hold Next Reunion in Lexington
An informal Elks Club meeting in Lexington invites Missouri Confederate Veterans to hold their state reunion next fall in Lexington. The event would also mark the fiftieth anniversary of the Battle of Lexington, Sept 20, with Judge Rich as chair and G C Marquis as secretary. A committee led by Dr J D Wilkerson and Nick Toux will arrange Gillere committees for the reunion. Gen James A Gordon of Marshall was notified by phone. It is likely the veterans will accept. the meeting adjourned to Monday night.
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Lexington
The
Elks’ Club
Confederate Veterans of
Missouri
Battle of
Don A. Rich
G. C. Marquis
J. d. Wilkerson
Nick Toux
Sam Willite
Gillere
James A. Gordon
Marshall
McClellan and Wright Wed at Methodist Parsonage
Sunday afternoon at two thirty Mr M F McClellan and Miss Nancy Wright were united in marriage at the Methodist parsonage by Rev C M Davenport. The surprise ceremony comes after months of hints from friends. McClellan, partner in Williamson and McClellan barber shop, is viewed as a solid young businessman. Wright, daughter of Judge Z W Wright, is praised as a charming and well suited bride. The Intelligencer offers heartfelt congratulations.
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Z. W. Wright
McClellan
Old Lexington Newspapers and Missing Files Listed
Circular No 7 from The State Historical Society of Missouri seeks editors to help locate files of Missouri papers printed in Lexington from 1840 to 1860 including Lexington Central Union 1840 and The Lafayette Pioneer 1860. A long list names several titles with years and asks for any surviving numbers or copies to communicate.
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State Historical Society of
Missouri
Columbia
Aliss Minnie Organ
Lexington
Central Union
Harry of the West
the Telegraph
Lexington Appeal
Democratic Journal
Western Chronicle
the Missouri Cumberland Presbyterian
the Reporter
The
American Citizen
Lafayette Pioneer
Society
Santa Fe Boon Lick Highway Committee Formed
The Commercial Club met to promote the Santa Fe Boon Lick trail as a state highway. An executive committee of ten or twelve was appointed to organize related associations along the route and push a statewide effort with Lexington citizens urged to join. Delegates were named to attend a Glasgow meeting, and other local notices include a pasture rent ad.
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Jasoh Moorehead
Strei
Armine
Lexington
Commercial Club
City Mall
Santa Se and Boons Lidk State Highway Committee
N. Tifepkins
B J. McGrew
Qewald Winkler
G. W. Predepdall
Edward Aull
TH. Ff
Blackwell
W. DB. Waddell
J. ©. Wallace
Frank Morfer
Tentman
Richard Field
Jus
R. Moorehead
Glasgow
G. W. Fredendall
B. J. McGrew
H. F. Blackwell
W. B. Waddell
J. R. Moorehead
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Local Couple United In Marriage By Judge Walker
On Tuesday evening Mr. Lar ence H. Shasery wed Miss Thettie If. Newt in a ceremony performed by Judge T. A. Walker. Mrs. Shasery is Col. William F. Neet’s daughter, a young woman fit to preside over a home. Mr. Shasery is a promising, sober and industrious young man with many friends. The Intelligencer extends best wishes for a happy and prosperous life.
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Larence H. Shasery
Thettie If. Newt
T. A. Walker
Lexingtonian Announces Change of Ownership
The Lexingtonian reports Glover Branch sold to the paper’s finder and retires by March. Martindale becomes editor promising a real live up to date reliable newspaper and continuing Republican support under Taft Hadley and others. Also notes visits, travels, and a death in Walla Walla with survivors listed.
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Lexingtonian
Glover Branch
Ny 3
Martindale
Ohare
Martisdale
Republican Party
Party of Progress
Taft
Hadley
Auto crash injures Hopkins and party on Rover road
Mon day evening KE N Hopkins suffered a nose injury and other riders sustained minor to moderate shocks when a touring car hit a road ridge on Rover road. Leslie Hopkins and Harry Taubman in the front seats escaped serious harm while Blanche Blackwell, John K. Taurtran and E. N. Hopkins in the rear were jostled, with Blackwell and Taubman also shaken but not seriously hurt.
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KE. N. Hopkins
Rover
Leslie Hopkins
Harry Taubman
Blornce Blackwell
John K. Tautran
Xni
Hopkins
Fragmented OCR Item Lacks Clear News Detail
The readable parts are insufficient to identify people, places, or events. No definite action, organization, or date can be established from the provided fragment.
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McClellan-Wright
Old Lexington Newspapers
Wilsa Fredendall D. G. Co
D. T. Bogie
Waverly Tusaday
Higginsville Notes
Willian Oyfer
A. W. Blits
Eureka Springs
Arkansas
Carthrae of
Corder
Caltha Campbell
Margaret Chamberlain
Ned Asbury
N. J. Dyer
Anil- Ville
J.F. Jackson
Gus Selvin
Ollie Gallatin
Keytesville
Dom. P. Trippit
Sielde
Fred Newman
Anna Morgan
J. W. Clayton
Whatsis City
Euther Frerking
C. J. Taupt
W. T. Whitten
Kansas City
W. G. Sydnor and Son
Ida Mae Lewis
Munday
Texas
Miss Lewis
M. T. Philips
JL. M. Phillips
J. E. Galladay
Otterville
Mayview
Ida Hale
Sanders
Kennedy
J. J. Fulkerson
B. R, Ireland
J. G. Crenshaw
J. 4G. Neale
Taubman
Lick Trail
Thomas Smith
A. E. Rogers
Centralia
Shasery-Neet
Mary E. Hayes
Ed Davis
Russell Harding
Louise
J. J. Harding
Das. R. Moorehead
John B. Catron
Eva Eo
Wally Walla
Washington
Catron
David P. Groves
This City
E. R. Metcalf
Blackburn
MM. Ildwin
la Monte
EB. Field
Dora Peacock
Walter
University Hospital
Ella D. Nickell
E. N. Hopkins
Missouri Pacific
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A. S. Loomis
Lexington, Mo
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