Entertained at Odessa by Martha Chapter No 49
The Lexington visitors were delightfully entertained Friday evening at Odessa by the Martha Chapter of the Eastern Star No. 49. The list of guests included Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Moorehead, Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Glasscock, Mesdames G. H. Stier, E. W. White, and H. G. Russell, Misses Nora Potts Stella Bandon Mattie and Mary Marquis Anna Svelton Nellie Russell Lessie Bates Bird Slusher Annie Hootes, and Messrs. W. J. Bandon and G. C. Marquis.
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Lexington
Matha
Eastern Star No.49
Odessa
Mm. J
Moorehead
Mir. C. L. Glasscock
Mosdames
G. Hi. Stier
EW. White
H. G. Russell
Nora Potts
Stella Bandon
Mattie
Mary Marquis
Anna Svelton
Nellie Russell
Lessie Bates
Bird Slusher
Annie Hootes
Messrs. W. J. Bandon
G. C. Marquis
Doan’s Kidney Pills Endorsement by Mrs Bates
A letter from Mrs. W. L. Bates of Richmomi Mo. touts Doan’s Kidney Pills for backache and kidney trouble. She says her husband suffered intense back pain and rheumatism before a single box brought remarkable relief, enabling farm work again. Ends with dealer price ten cents and Doan’s branding.
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Lexington
Down
W. L. Bates
Richmomi
Doan
Schurz Describes Gettysburg in McClure's July issue
General Carl Schurz narrates Gettysburg in McClure's Magazine, detailing the battle from Cemetery Ridge and explaining how Meade and Lee were drawn into the clash by Confederate Heth. The piece emphasizes the unfolding action, the soldiers' heroism, and the vivid, panoramic description that readers will want to explore in full.
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McClure’s Magazine
Carl Schurz
Gettysburg
Schurz
Cemetery Ridge
Yast
Schurk
Meade
Lee
Heth
Sunday Saloons Close, County Curtailed Vigilance, and Local Sports News
Sunday June 30 marked ongoing enforcement of Sunday closing laws as Lexington, Missouri tightened curtains on saloons. County officers gained access to premises, allowing breaches to be addressed. Local residents noted accidents and family news, including Mrs John Smith cutting her foot, and Herbert Mayer visiting from Kansas City. Frank Laudhner reported baseball travel with Ont team, Chillicothe pitching strong in long 19 inning win over Gallatin. Lallebury edged Salisbury 3 2. Chillicothe pitcher Lauecher excelled in 19 inning win. Herbert Mayer visited Charles Mayer and family in town.
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Lexington
Frank Laudhner
Moraiog
Ontco Tbe
Allatin
Salisbury
Gallia
Ben Lauehper
Chillicothe
Jordan
Gailstin
Lallebury
Leuchoer
Sharp-Pileger Wedding in Higginsville in 1907
On Wednesday evening June 2, 1907, at the bride’s parents home in Higginsville Missouri, C Sharp and Miss Charlotte Pileger wed. Rev Xenophon Ryland officiated. The couple will reside on Boge Street after July 1, 1907, with well wishes from the Advance.
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Weedin C.sharp
Charlotte Pileger
Xenophon Ryland
Mr. Sharp
Hippinsvilie
Pleger
Pueste
Boge Street
Higginsville
Twice A Week Republic Three Years for One Dollar
The Twice A Week Republic of St. Louis Missouri offers a special rate: three years for 1.00 until June 30 1907. Old and new subscribers may join or renew at this price with renewal starting when current term ends. Send orders to Republic Louis Mo for subscription.
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Republic
St. Louis
United States
Louis, Mo
Four Weeks Until the County Fair Opens in City
Four weeks remain until the county fair begins in this city with preparations in progress. The board of directors is accelerating department pauses as trucks and track work proceed to race readiness. The fair opens Tuesday July 20 and runs four days as the Grand Missouri circuit’s frat fair, with all horses entered this year expected to attend.
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Doffervonlan
Grand Missoun
Order of Publication for Land Deed Decree Suit in Lexington
In Lafayette County Missouri during the August term of the Circuit Court, plaintiffs seek a decree declaring title by adverse possession under state statute to specific land tracts in Lexington. Defendants include McFadden Aull Hendrickson Patton and others. notice requires appearance by August 10 to avoid default. The case publishes in The Lexington Intelligencer for four weeks.
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Wiliza J. McFadden
John Aull
Ditred Aull
Diteabeth
Mary E. Patton Pine King
Alarar i
Bicking
Margaret BK Ma
Sara Caites
Eergio
Hurtibamaria P. Gollier
Claude Mc Moret
Maririn
Georgie F
Lore
Maria I
Colilir
Claude Me Morehead
Wilton Hy Morelinds
Lexington
Lafayette
Allawauris
Atteot
James Aull
Lewis Wo Smallwodd
Sheri Ian Fae
Recorders Office
Aaid
Took
Oath Street
Wong Uw
Smallwood and Addy
Hingins
Mirgigevik
Waddell and Chapman
Trys Bees
Laura Tp Chapman
Apel Sleer
Iruerly
Toy Joneangly Moreland
Therm
Uni
Loxiseton
Auginel
Baw Lu
Laxington Intelligencer
Hownpaper
Sattd
O. Latnyotte
Publication Notice in Lafayette County Court
Order of publication in Lafayette County circuit court names unknown heirs of Morgan Day and other defendants. Pleading seeks correction of deed description to reflect Morgan Day and Lucinda Day title to NW quarter of section four township five range two, with adverse possession claims and a petition for fee simple title pending final August term. Court issues notice for defendants to appear and answer, with weekly publication for four weeks.
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Herdin
Atorney
Wallace
Morgan Day
Lucinda Day
Alfred Jones
Ora Mee
Aald
Raige
Natty St
Ragon
Moaye
Peavey
Morgan
Fee
Lille
Lextuyrton
Noah August Torn
Courk JW. Syonor Chroult
Marriage of Mig Vera Finley and Kutz Publicized
Monday the engagement and marriage of Mig Vera Finley of Kansas City to Kutz of the 18th Infantry were announced. They planned to wed in September but altered plans after Liont Kuta came from Fort Leavenworth to Kentucky and the couple married at once. Miss Finely was known in Lexington as a former Lexington College student. Ladies free Monday night at the opera house.
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Mig Vera Finley
Kansas City
Tious
Kutz
18Th Infantry
Thewo
Liont. Kuta
Pt. Leavenworth
Kangay Oly
Miss Finley
Miss Winley
Lexington
Lexington College
Notice of Letters of Administration for Schnackenberg estate
The probate court of La fayette Missouri grants letters of administration to John I. Dierker on the estate of Conrad Schnackenberg deceased dated May 7 1907. Creditors and claimants must present their claims within one year for payment and within two years to avoid barring.
Administrator's Notice Incomplete Estate Claim Deadline
Notice is lureby given that jetters of Administration on the estite qt August A mefer were granted by the probate court of Lafay ette County Mississippi. All persons havig Clareny ter ayented extate are required to exhibit them for alloowanow to me mainiisa. Water within one year after the date of anid tollers or they may be barred from any benefit of said estate. If such eludes be not exhibited within two years from as ite OF this publication tiey shall be forever barred by arrust. August Soraefer Administrator.
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Ulibw
Wallum
Marly
Bo Mile
Araya Lotton
Arnold C. Letton
Folk
Albert
Seawell
John M. Dorton
James Th Darter
Hulticallin
Ann Wild
Missonel
Nis
Enlding O
Olchains
South
Ani
Puid
Hepela
Deere
Phil Pitt
Gesingten
Kal
Aurest
Iereniuriencen
Reniity
Lafayette
W. Syonor
Conrad Schnackenberg
Jonnie
Missouri
John I. Dierker
May
Lafayette County
Missuel
August Soraefer
Beieibof Sven
John J. Oliver
Lataratve Comney
Mimi
Qutenus
Icsieh Dales
JAMES W_OLIVEA
Matlin
Indore
Court of Lafayette Downty
Probate notices from Lafayette County Missouri estate of Thomas
Notice in Lafayette County Missouri concerns estate of Thomas Rhee licensed. Heir claims must present to executor within one year from the date of letters testamentary or be barred. Also notice on John J Oliver estate with letters granted June 2 by probate court. Claimants must exhibit within one year or be barred. James W Olivera listed as administrator.
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Scott
Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
Doans
Wellington Newe
John Smith
John
Herbert Mayer
Mrs
Charles Mayer
DeWitts
Leroy Farmer
Kies J. McFadden
Jobs
Maria i Figndrickson
A. Trinpie
Ieting
Margares L
Mary P. Ery
Cecirgie
Baroham UN
Annie
Gevissees
Ide M. Moreland
J. W. Sydnok
Circuit Clark
Hilal
Cliquit
Etre County
J.W. Sydnok
Wow
Chifles, Atty
State OF Mie SonHt
Lavayerre
Circuit Court
Isdourl
Ab Lexington
John d. Woodruff
Piatatuir K
Mortn Diy
Joneath
Isral
Lahiyette County
Cirwutt Court
Latiecy
Louis
Miesoiel
Tao Ingtun
Bohowonmerdin
Jon W OU
Cale
Shia
River i
Arnalit
Mece —Wittewi
Amarin Dorton
Salle Kovitch
John Ae. Duran
Fave Hi
Penton
Eater Laval
Feva Dortar
Fei
Rabeery Edbervbe
Shendid i. Darton
Aethe Ported
Robert Darton
Ain
James l. Dotton
Dueehaed
Cirewit
J. W. Syonor, Cirewit Merk
Opera Howe
J. T Shadby
Fexecutor
Ebs
Barris
Higginaville
Charles Dixon Commission Co
GG. McCaranawn
Pres
Ler J. SuusnEn, V.ePrey
Trapers’ Bank
Nissouri
Sgicila
Iitma
Sindividuale
Sichard Preig
J. Aspyew
Geo
M Cathon
Upi
Lexington, Miasour
Decen Generel
Richard Field
J. Andrew J
Barret Young G
Marren Prark Bcwe William J
Parrison Lewi
W. Cox Ford
T. Bates
Krutus Yoorg
Kansas City Star and Times
Star and Times
Associated Press
Star
Vaughan Briscoe
M. D. Wilson
Wilson Brothers
Wilson
van Or Whice
Lexington, Miss
Crenshaw & Young
Chas, W. Loomis
Wm. dl. Loomis
WaLter B Wandell
Ty Leec Wallace
Sandford Sellers
Weller ES
Wwth
Grove
Irving Truis
Lexington Savings Bank
Doesin | Heral
Cimtomera
B. F. Nichorson
W. D. Raney
Watrie B. Wapog
Bmopyman
Sanvvord Seuires
Lem Wallagh
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