Fourth of July Celebrations Highlight Moose Band Picnic
The Fourth passed decently with a large Moose band picnic drawing a crowd. Capt. F A Day led a growing musical outfit praised for its conductors Morris and Sydnor’s transport, while town excitement centered on prize motorcycle and bicycle races. Local ball wins and Worth Bates promotion to Chicago were noted along with Mrs. Fannie Summers succeeding him at the Lexington office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moosé Band
Moose Band
F A
Picnie
Morris
Mleores
Aghieh
John Morrison
Henry Fox
Abert Snell
Herman Ruebel Ob
Bert Harber
Jas. McGrew
Nix
Lexington Cubs
Summit Mine
Cubs
Higginsville
Indiana to Pacific tour passes through town on Saturday
About twenty cars of the Indiana to Pacific tour of Indiana automobile manufacturers passed through here Saturday afternoon en route to the Pacific coast. Several local cars met the party at Dover and acted as escort to Lexington. Only a few cars stopped here before the group continued to Kansas City for a Sunday stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Automobile Manufactures
Pacific Coast
Dover
Lexington
Kansas City
Oscar Andiven Dines With King in Stockholm Nightlight Across Day
Oscar Andiven reports daily meals with the King in Stockholm where it is light at 2 a.m. Lexington friends face distress over the unusual daylight. In town, Mrs. Lela Potter and Miss Helen of Kansas City and Mrs. S. P. Creel of Missouri visit N. W. Potter. Mrs. W. I. Cummings of White Bear Lake, Michigan arrives for a visit with Dr. W. Eckle’s family. Ceo. Price and Miss Kitty go to Kansas City for the Fourth. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Weber visit Kansas City briefly. Mrs. David Waddell of Higginsville arrives for a visit with Miss Jennie Aull.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Andiven
Stockholm
Lela Potter
Helen
Kansas City
S. P. Creel
Louis
N. W. Potter
W. I. Cummings
White Bear Lake
Michigan
W. Ht. Eckle
Price
Kitty
Albert Weber
David Waddell
Higginsville
Jennie Aull
Miss Roff Hayes to Perform Week of Recitals in Kansas City
Miss Roff Hayes of St Louis known for voice and expression travels from Lexington under WC T I auspices to give a recital in the Lexington Ladies College chapel Monday evening July 14 Admission 15 cents. She also sings Sunday morning at the First Baptist Church and at 7 p m in the Tent Airdome addresses Lexington youth at 8 p m during union services.
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Roff Hays
St. Louis
Xeorathy
YC. B
Kansas City
Fiie
WC. T. I
Lexington Ladies College of
Lexington
Death of Patrick OMalley former Lexington resident
Patrick OMalley, aged 82, born in Ireland, died at 5 oclock Thursday after a long illness. He came to Lexington in 1856 and lived there until five years ago when he moved to St. Louis. Survived by wife and children Mary OConnor Anna Delia Katherine OMalley of St. Louis and James OMalley of Lexington. Funeral services were held at the Catholic Church after the body arrived for burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick O'Malley
Lexington
Aden
O'Malley
Ireland
St. Louis
Mary O'Connor
Anna
Delia
Katherine O'Malley
James O'Malley
Long Sells Grocery to D. T. Bogie in Lexington
Jos L Long Friday disposed of his grocery business at Franklin and 11th to D T Bogie with possession given immediately. Bogie known in Lexington from years at the Lexington Bottling works and is expected to run a first class grocery. Dr C T Ryland leaves for New York City for post graduate study, with Mrs Ryland and Miss Anna Wood Eggleston joining for Virginia visit. J C McGrew and wife with J W Sydnor tour Kansas City Omaha Iowa Spring Field Ill St Louis last Thursday. Mrs Ike Noyes and son return from Higginsville. her mother Mrs Anna Higgins and Miss Adelaide Tiggin accompany them home for a visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jos. L. Long
Franklin and
11Th
D. T. Bogie
C. T. Ryland
New York City
Tle
J.C McGrew
J. W. Sydnor
Kansas City
Omaha
Points
Iowa
Spring Feld
St. Louis
Ike Noyes
Higginsville
Anna Higgins
Adelaide Tiggins
Corder News Highlights Local Visits and Death Notice
A collage of social notes from Corder lists visits to Alma Higginsville and Concordia by residents including Miss Mableester Miss Rosine Young and Miss Sophia Ann Riley. It reports local travel to Kansas City Lexington and Virginia plus a funeral notice for Mrs. Mary Calhoun Hoge at Wentworth Military Academy with family care details.
For Sale Tobacco Stems at One Dollar per Hundred Pounds
Farmers advertise a quantity of tobacco stems for sale at one dollar per hundred pounds. Useful for hen nests prophylaxis around fruit trees cattle sheds and as a filler for vermin control in various farm settings.
Local news notes on visiting relatives and travel
Miss Anna Belle Kennedy left Tuesday evening for Higginsville after a visit with relatives Miss Tiara Stalling and brother Bettin. Mrs Homer Stewart and five daughters visited from Denver and Miss Gussie Georges went to Sweet Springs. Jom B Logan’s family hosted visitors. Rd Aull went to Macon on business. Mrs A R McClelland and two children left for Wynona after a family visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Belle Kennedy
Higginsville
Tiara Stalling
Bettin
Gussie Georges
Sweet Springs
Homer Stewart
Helen and
Tanasella
Mattie Green
Denver
Colorado
Jom B. Logan
Rd Aull
Macon
A. R. McClelland
Wynona
Look Who's Hare and the Prize at Hooppole Indiana
Local note announces Bill Simpkins of Crosse Tiobors Pisey county Hooppole township Indiana as winner of a prize. The writer is described as the model for creative posts with emphasis on hobby topics and potential recall if his writing becomes stale. Model Hardware claims responsibility for all copyright articles by Simpkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seato
Gee Toostees
Bill Siopkins
Crosse Tiobors
Pisey County
Hooppole Township
Ind
Bill Simpkins
Marrs sisters return home after visits in two states
Miss Nell Marrs, visiting in Okeeno Oklahoma, and Miss Anna Marrs, visiting in Kansas City, have returned home Tuesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nell Marrs
Okeeno
Okla
Anna Marrs
Kansas City
Hoaine
Notice to Poll Tax Payers in Lexington Road District 1913
Poll tax receivership announced by Justice of the Peace Clyde Wright for 30 days starting July 7. Tax amounts: $2 for males aged 21 to 60 and 50 cents for those over 60. Mail checks marked Poll Tax. receipts sent promptly. Office hours 9 am to 5 pm, Saturdays and pay days until 9 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice of the Peace
Clyde Wright
Lexington Special Road
Local residents listed traveling and visits abroad
C W Wilcoxon Miss Ifelon Potter left Tuesday evening for Kansas City after a visit with relatives. Miss Marie Mile accompanied her home for a visit. Mrs Walter Lopp of Sedalia, visiting here, went to Kansas City Wednesday morning for a visit. Rev A S Winslow went to Excelsior Springs Wednesday on business. Wednesday night in the Valley time Byron Letchworth was dated under see falling rock and had tits heft sex broken. He was attended Wy DNS. Prodendall aid Chalkley, Mrs Fannie Weber sail two eluidsens, Kant e and Eugene Weber, left Wednesday for a few days visit in Kansas City, Mrs William Stonestreet left Tuesday evening for a visit in St Louis, John and Leroy Glish return Wednesday from a trip to St Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Shadow Freaking
Eva Newman
Higginsville
Pred Morgan
Sophia Ann Riley
Kanns City
K.P. Kramer
Cilbert Greer
Exzine Kramer
Claudine van Meter
Corder
Ruth Bruins
Florence Hitt
Miy
Dilly Moore
Lexington
el Hanneman
Bloyd
Jon Greep
Dargglber
Theing
Aisit
Kangana City
Flora Teise
Ruthvine
Concordia
Leo Wollenman
Walter Hefter
Jim Summers
Conordia
Mable Trefter
Alma
Prim Tomas
Amwy
Ed Armbruster
Sweet Springs
Gordon White
Mofield Corder
Blackburn
Mary Neal
Virginia
Ifelon Potter
Tuesay
Kansas City
Marie Mile
Walter Lopp
Sedalia
Kunggas City
Riv
Byron Letchworth
Wis
Prodendall
Chalkley
Fannie Weber
Kante
Eugene Weber
Wednnesday
Kansasity
William Stonestreet
Thesday
St. Louis
John
Leroy Glish
For Sale: Five Thoroughbred Berkshire Hogs For Sale
Four Berkshire hogs lean and ready, priced to move. Contact seller for details on age, weight, and location.
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Worth Bates
Gas & Licethie Light Company
Chicago
Bates
Fannie M. Summers
Indiana
Dar
Mary O. Hoge
Mary Calhoun Hoge
Col
Wmn. M. Hoge
Wentworth Military Academy
Wm. M. Hoge
Towe
C. W. Wilcoxon
Berkshire
Lean
Mr. Good Dresser
Fany
Crossett
Hart, Schaffner & Marx
Norfolk
McDaneld & Wiley Clothing CO
Hart, Schaffner & Marx Clothing
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