Trap Shooters Open Sixth Term At Lexington
The Lexington Trap Shooters begin a two day meet on Monday at Mussouri and Ban gue with 15 targets to 60. 4% starts daily and purses are split among winners under the Jack Rabbit system. Amateurs and professionals welcome. guns and shells prepaid to Levnston Missouri. entries list added money and entrance fees for rounds across two days.
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Bertain
Mussouri
Bangue
Riley
Aoh
Pines
Thorsday
Amateus
Uncalled Letters at Lexington Post Office 1907
The following letters remain uncalled for at the Lexington Missouri post office on July 5 1907 Gertrude Holman two letters Miss Hellen Holman Louis J Minor Mr W T Plomer Mr Samuel Robinson Mr Law Sickles Mrs Addie Tucker Mr Walter Tylor C Williams They were advertised as calling for.
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Lexington
Gertrude Holman
Hellen
Holman
Louis J. Minor
W. T. Plomer
Samuel Robinson
Law Sickles
Addie ‘Tucker
Walter Tylor
C. Williams
Hood Burns injures Walton band during blast incident
Thomas Walton, son of Mr and Mrs Joboy Walton, suffered burns after dynamite caps exploded in his pocket on Thursday. The College Street athletics, led by captain Ralph Johnson, traveled to Tigginsville on Thursday and were defeated by the Reds, with a final score of 6 to an unknown value.
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Hood
Thomas Walton
Joboy Walton
College Street
Abja
Ralph Johnson
Tigginsville
Reds
Fitwells Beat Merchants 3 1 In Riverside Park Classic
In a Sunday game at Riverside Park the K C Fitwells won 3 to 1 against the Lexington Merchants. Flynn pitched the win, supported by a standout catch by Mackie. The Merchants scored in the seventh, while two overthrows and a passed ball in the fourth gave the Fitwells the lead. Landner was absent for the Merchants, and umpire Fitzgerald presided.
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Glen Oak
Elka
Main Street
Chester
Camden
Riverside Park
K. C. Fitwells
Lexington Merchants
Fitwells
Merchants
Kansas City
Flynn
Lexington Boys
Landner
Mackie
McDonald
Gregg
Shine
van Vilet
Fitzgerald
Mrs Prevendalls Luncheon At Gn o'Gloen House
Mrs G W Fredendall hosted a refined luncheon at her South Street home with Miss Nettie Fredendall greeting guests. Sweet pea decorations and boutonnieres accompanied five course dishes. attendees included Ed Aull BE Hopkins M D Wilson Ida Hyde Wilson Hirdie McDonald Geo Cooper RB Binney J T Mansfield Lee Wallace and W M Hoge.
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G. W. Fredendall
o'Gloen
South Street
Nettie Fredendall
Noost
Mesdames Ed Aull
BE. .N. Hopkins
M. D. Wilson
Ida Hyde Wilson
Hirdie McDonald
Geo. Cooper
RB. B. Binney
J. T. Mansfield Lee Wallace
W. M. Hoge
Miss Nettle Fredendall Hosts Fourth of July Party
Miss Nettle Fredendall entertained about twenty five of her young friends Thursday evening at her South Street home in honor of her guest Miss Irene Hargess of Kansagity. A hayride was taken and the guests afterward spent a pleasant hour. Refreshments on the front porch were served. the area was decorated with Japanese lanterns and small American flags. Each guest received a miniature American flag as a souvenir.
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J. R. Moorehead
J. B. Campbell
George H. Stier
Florida
Misa Flordia Stier
Boulware Jamison
Fulton
James 2. Moorehead, Jr
J. H. Campbell
G. H Stler
Flordia Sterr
Misa Madge Nicholson
W White
MW. Rovers
W. M. Hoge
Nettle Fredendall
South Street
Irene Hargess
Kansagity
Jake
Elk Lodge Social and Local News Frosted by Tragedy
The Lexington Elks hosted a Friday night class with Robt, Berrie, Robt Stalling, Jas Russell of Lexington, L W Groves of Gorder, Joshua Barbee of Marshall, and Jas Forester of Higginsville. A luncheon followed served by Trible and Trotter. Attendees included T F Miller of Warrensburg and Judge Davis. Kenneth Hoge, youngest son of Colonel and Mrs Hoge, was severely injured by a pistol misfire while handling a blank cartridge. Died in Kansas City June 29 Dorothy Day Cromwell, 2 years 7 months 17 days, daughter of Mr and Mrs W E Cromwell. She was a cherished figure in the Drysdale family circle and was to be ribbon bearer at her aunt Miss Gillian Cromwell’s wedding, when news of her death arrived.
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Albuqurque
N. M
Charles Gates Ward
St. Loun
J. L. Exots
Lafayette
Ward
Otto Nolte
Judge Butt
Wm. P. Keith
Miss Barton
Odessa
Lydia Belle Butt
Dan Herr
Higginsville
T. D. Salyer
James Belles
Mia
Will Jennings
Nannie Ruth
Higginavillé
Demant
John Welborn
Lexington
Kansas City
Arther Williams
Pueblo Col
Estel
Geo. Plattenburg
Miss McKinney
J. Perry
Independence
Clad
Dr. Ryland
C. ©. Willson
Dan
Joe Herr
T.D. Hanmond
Miss Turner
Harry Turner
Machphelah
Ben Higgins
H. C. West
English
Pool
Louis Wahl
Mary Neamoth
the Christian Church
Wm. A. Redd
Broughton
BR. W. Ashworth
Addie Stark
St. Louis
Alice Kennerly
Mary Willie Redd
Mayme Cather
Houton la
Rebecca Dysart
John Cooper
Bath
J. R. Plattinburg
Dover
Milas Mary Nesmith
Hla
Plattinburg
Bliss Nesmith
Fredonia Kan
Hugh T. Wins
Hugh
Taylor Winn
Lexington Elks
Robt
Berrie
Stalling
Jas
Russell
L. W. Groves
Gorder
Joshua, Barbee
Marshall
Forester
Trible and
Trotter
T. F. Miller
Warrensburg
Davis
Jas, Roberts
OU Goodwin
Ihe Noyes
Kenneth Hoge
Mra. Hoge
Dorothy Day Cromwell
W. E. Cromwell
Samuel TI. Drysdale
Witnnoss
Gillian Cromwell
Tile Darling
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Mra
Cagper Gruber
Robert Cail
L.G. Polk
Lester Tilley
Hutchinson, Kay
Mise Martha Crenshaw
City
Oscar Thomas
Mise Whreoes Barron
Waverly
Liklie Barnes
Kanty
Curtis
Kanga
Whlsitca
RA. Day
John Prica i
Sedalia Band
Hoffman's Park
Baod
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Knights of Father Mathew
K F. M. Hall
Shelby-Spitzhira
Wellsville
Thos
Shelby
Roby Spithirn
Geo, Kerdolif
Arline Shackleford
Clayton
Rey
Mitchell
Mexico
Eureka Springs
Shelby la
Wellsvilles Bank
Joseph Shelby
Wentworth Military Academy
University of Missouri
Wellaville
Miss Catron
Kansas City Journal
Columon
Hua
Mattie Lou Catron
Beau
Wm. J. Bandon
Mayview Notes
T. M. Chinn
Higginsvile
Henry Campbell
Hub Johnson
Bigginsville
Wm. Robertson
Laura Graves
Kathern Stivers of
Grand Pass
George Humphrys
Geo. Murry
Rev. Petty
A. W. Marshall
Oscar Proctor
Lillian
Jas. Watehouse
Wm. Johnson
D. E. Vollard
R. A. McGenity
W. A. Marquis
Crownwood, Texas
Mr. Marquis
G. W. Marquis
Linn Gordon
Robert Dysart
Grace Winn
Marshal Thurnlay
Ed. Walel
R. J. Pox
Blanton Vaughan
G. B. Gordon
Lawrence Epps
Hub Redd
Henry Corbin Sr
Frank Zeyzing
Wallington
Edith Shoemaker
Corder
Webb Cole
Son Jeee
Higeinaville
Union
Rev
Henshaw
The
Christian Church
Earl Kendler
Kansas
Colorado
Ed Hays
Arthur Stone
Corine Dysart
Higgineville
Thacker Webb
Charlie Ray
Sophia Shoemaker
Anna Mary Campbell
L. P. Brown
Beatrice Neb
Frank Cox
Melville Grats
Lily
Gladys Silverstone
Aula Brelsford
Charles High
Kanya
Blanche Bremsford
R. J. Hays
St. Louia
T. H. Pollock
St. John, Mo
Vieir
Jeda Lepper
Juliet Barnett
Higginaville
Boulware Jamerson
Misa Pattie Blee
Anna Golden
N.etle Fredendall
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