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Newspaper
Lexington Intelligencer
Location
Lexington, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1901
Page
3
Many townsfolk leave for travels to Kansas City Lincoln and Sedalia. Readers note hospital bids and new construction at Confederate home while others return from trips to Waverly Lincoln and Me r Springs. Local business listings include livery stables and a hotel.
Miss Annie Dowden returns from Aullyilie and Mrs. Minerva Marshall from Kansas City. Various arrivals, departures, and errands mark the week with visitors from St. Joe, Sedalia, St. Joseph, Cameron Junction, and Denver. Notices include loan offers, real estate, and a call for correspondents for the In Telligencer. Mrs Caroline Foster Ford dies at 86 in Lexington. funeral held with Rev E C Gordon.
Dan Ruebel installs a three chair display case of rich golden oak with mirrors and a cup cabinet to hold 110 cups, plus three Koken hydraulic chairs. The upgrades reflect seven years in business and a commitment to comfort and courtesy for customers.
A large crowd attended the electric line bridge meeting on Saturday. Capt. J. Q. Plattenburg was named chairman. W. B. Winner of Kansas City urged forming a seven member committee to study travel to Leavenworth and report back with a proposal. Judge J. M. Lowe spoke on line benefits. Committee members named were BH M Taubman Col. S. Sellers Fred Wilson Joe Long Jesse Crenshaw and Gus Haerlt. A follow up inspection tour will be arranged. Herbice patent health remedy advertises its benefits at Crenshaw & Young.
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