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Newspaper
Lexington Intelligencer
Location
Lexington, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1901
Page
5
Discounted fabrics and textiles offered with bold cuts across Velvets, Velours, and woolen squares. Prices listed per yard or piece, including velvet caps and granite squares. Shop invites customers to visit and let the store complete the purchase.
W G McCausland and many neighbors travel to Higginville Concordia and surrounding towns for a Kansas City Star staff note. A long list of visits includes J M Lowe from Kansas City to Lexington and Mrs. Catherine Landram of Waverly staying overnight with Capt Frank Thoroton. The Jeffersonian Fourth featured speakers Squire A Whitrott Rev Me Robleson and Ted Roseweil with a Madison schoolhouse picnic marking Independence Day.
Mrs L Fred Evans of Independence visits with the Ruchard Field family and Misses Tillie Bour and Mina Meyers travel to Kansas City for several days of visiting relatives. Mr Frank Jones from Karena City visits Lexington friends. Tila Hoot and Miew Mins Mewer return from Kansas City after days away. Mr and Mrs John Fielden of Webdeter Groves visit Lexington. McDowel, Leyria Obanslor marry in Long’s barn by Judge James P. Chino. Jobo Corbin of Corder and Miss Emma Buseh of Emma marry. Maurice Gordon returns from Corder after several weeks with grandfather. Local residents Higginsville visitors include J W Lockhart, Lom Clark, Jas Terhone, Junee Aperlock, Gee King. Baby Exdtella McGrew Duval returns from Sedalla. Mrs W B Bard and Mrs Elizabeth E Wallace visit Kansas City then return. Bank statements noted as showing county banks in healthy condition. Mrs Ike and Mrs Baulah Thompson visit Mrs Geo Webb then proceed to Joplin. For sale Thoroughbred sheep and heifers offered by N M Cooper, 8 miles east of Lexington on Salt Pond road. 8 Higginsville. 27
A historical bank report lists assets and liabilities for Lexington Savings Bank and Lafayette County banks. It covers cash, reserves, discounts, bonds, mortgages, notes, and deposits. Signatures of bank presidents and cashiers attest to the accuracy of the statements dated July and August 1901.
The Franklin Street Feed Store in Lexington advertises the best and cheapest feeds, with general exchange for wheat or corn, and promotes its flour as the market’s best. Several local residents are noted traveling or visiting, including Misaea Mollie Haton and Estelle Carson visiting Mrs W F Kerdolff Jr, and Mr and Mrs T C Batts en route to Richmond and Petersburg before visiting the Pan-American Exposition at Buffalo.
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