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Lexington Intelligencer

Location

Lexington, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jul 06, 1901

Page

3

Mixed notices from Lafayette county spelling Higginsville to Warrensburg

Daily miscellany items list visits and travels of residents including Miss Emma Hix Miss Sadie Frank Miss Ida Rowe and others. Mentions transfers offices Call book at Mammoth livery stable Grand Central hotel and various movements to Kansas City Higginsville Warrensburg and Tipton. Also notes sales ad and local social events with several names and places.

Clem Tyree Mayview J. G. A. Phillips Higgsville Emma Hix Higginsie Geo. Stier Orida Agnes Farley Dalia Willie Wilmot Higginsile Mammoth Livery Stable eGrand Contra Hotel Ono Places Ida Rowe Warrensburg Pertle Springs Transter Mammoth Grand Central Hotel

Death of Rev Henry Alfred Dubos rector in Missouri and Chicago

The Rev. Henry Alfred Dubos, priest in charge at St. John's Mission Chicago, died suddenly after a brief illness at St. Luke's Hospital on Tuesday June 11. Ordained deacon in 1873 by Bishop Case and priest by Bishop Watson in 1800, he served as rector of St. Philip's and Trinity in Trenton Missouri and preached previously in this city. Burial was from St. James's Church Chicago with Bishop Anderson and Rev. J. Hopkins officiating. friends here regret his passing.

H. A. Duboc Henry Alfred Dubos St. John's Mission Chicago St. Luke's Hospital Case Watson St. Philip's Trinity Churches Trenton St. James's Church Anderson J. H. Hopkins Duboc Episcopal Church

Local Notes From County News On Various Towns

A June 21 1901 birth in Korn near Corder Mo announced for Mrs Poene. Odessa letters complain of crop damage from mad daubers and lack of street sprinkler service. Baptisms occurred at M E Church in Higginsville last Sunday night. Reverend Bilts of Concordia St Paul Lutheran granted a church vacation to September. Stanfield formerly near Odessa is named US Commissioner for the 6th district of Indian Territory. Concordia Tomato Growers weigh planting sweet corn for canning. Sparks from a rail engine caused a wheat field fire near Alma burning about sixteen acres owned by H Kalthoff. The Concordia hospital bids were rejected with July 6 set for new offers. Thomas M Bodley and Florence Ridgway of Higginsville eloped to Kansas City and wed there on June 27. they returned June 28 on the Ist train.

Odessa Missouri Ledger F. J. Bilts Thomaas M. Bodley Florence Ridgway Higginsville Kansas City

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