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Newspaper
Lexington Intelligencer
Location
Lexington, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1910
Page
6
Crenshaw and Young join Mrs Anwelia Taubman and Mr and Mrs N E Basket with little Ageelia Taubman for a brief Kansas City visit after choosing the Horse Shoe Brand as town’s top paint.
Miss Maria Wood visited Kansas City starting Tuesday for a few days. W. Il Chiles went to Kansas City Tuesday on legal business. B. C. Drummond traveled to Kansas City Tuesday for a day of business. Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Cox returned Monday evening from a few days in Holden.
An ad for Dr King s New Life Pills promises health benefits. Obituary notes Wade McDougal 64 Confederate Home inmate dies. Local visits and trips include Marquis in Kansas City and many residents traveling to Kansas City St Louis Butte and Warrensburg. Biographical note on John A Johnson is mentioned with English and Swedish bio. Several residents visit relatives in Kansas City and surrounding towns.
A Minnesota senator cites Payne Aldrich tariff flaws raising living costs while wealthier defense plans loom. The piece contrasts Republican talk, Aldrich’s stance on government waste, and a wave of campaign finance disclosures after election.
Webb and Payne nuptials held Wednesday at Oak Grove Missouri with Miss Georgia Baxter Payne and Mr David Marion Webb tying the knot. The bride, daughter of Southern Methodist minister Ivey Payne, praised for beauty and character, wore Paris muslin and valenciennes. The ceremony occurred at the bride’s sister Mrs A W Mann’s home. decorations featured white sweet peas and maidenhair ferns. Mr and Mrs Webb left for a short honeymoon and will reside after July 11 in Oak home.
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