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Newspaper

Lexington Intelligencer

Location

Lexington, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jul 13, 1917

Page

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Morris Hotel Hosts Busy Sunday Tourists and Locals

Morris Hotel drew a large Sunday crowd with 105 tourists registered for dinner amid steady trade. Guests included W. S. Clark and his father H. F. Clark, aged 86, plus A. W. and G. W. King with their mother Mrs. Jane Hegerty, aged 96, possibly Lafayette county’s oldest woman.

Morris Hotel Morris W. S. Clark Warrensburg H. F. Clark Clark A. W G. W. King

Favier Discharged After Public Apology and Costs

Theodore Favier, arrested for desecrating the American flag and cursing flags, had a hung jury in June 30 trial. He was released Tuesday after a public apology and allegiance pledge, with all accru ed costs paid and charge dismissed. Thomas Wedge relocates to Ohio for new role. he and family depart Lexington after sixteen years as superintendent of McGrew Coal mines.

Favier Theodore Favier United States Thomas Wedge Ohio Thoms Wedge Wellston Superior Colliery Company Wedge Lexington McGrew Coal Company

Another Bootlegger Caught

Deputy Sheriff William P. Kelley arrested Will Moss for bootlegging at Higginsville Thursday. Moss was brought before Justice J. E. Ragland who fined him $800. Unable to pay, he was taken to Lexington Friday and registered at Hotel Talbott. Kelley praised for catching this class of offender.

William P. Kelley Will Moss Higginsville Moss J. E. Ragland Lexington Kelley Hotel Talbott

Mrs Kingery Returns From Kirksville With Child

Mrs Charles B Kingery and her young daughter Charline Bernice returned Tuesday from Kirksville.

Charles B. Kingery Charline Bernice Kirksville

Criminal Court Jurors Drawn for August Term

The county court drew jurors for the August term for multiple counties. Clay-Dave Stultz James Dasher Alvin Laughlin Davis-M C Hartman Hy Stegeman Wm Corser Dover-Thad P Corder Wm Dysart M W Pauling Freedom-R C Caplinger J A Neff F W Brinkoetter Lexington-Geo Shelton J B Logan H H Wilkening Middleton-J W Goodwin R H Hill C M Holman Washington-Thos White Da vid Hockensmith Isaac Bedsanl Snn-a-bar-John Reynolds J A Wilkinson C F Harman.

Criminal Court Clay Dave Stultz James Dasher Alvin Laughlin Davis M. C. Hartman Hy Stegeman Wm. Corser Dover Thad P. Corder Wm. Dysart M. W. Pauling Freedom R. C. Caplinger J. A. Neff F. W. Brinkoetter Lexington

Miss Graves Pupils Hold Notable Recital at Murrell Auditorium

The recital by Miss Elizabeth Graves' pupils Friday night in Murrell Auditorium drew a large crowd and showcased forty performers. Honors went to Mildred Barnes and Kathryn Schutts for first honors, with Esther Lumberg earning second honors.

Miss Graves Murrell Auditorium Elizabeth Graves Mildred Barnes Kathryn Schutts Esther Lumberg

Farm House Destroyed by Fire Near Lexington

A farm residence belonging to Joe Schaal, Sr., about six miles southeast of Lexington, was destroyed by fire Friday morning around 10 o clock with all contents lost. Insurance coverage was only partial.

Joe Schaal Lexington

Barn Fire Destroys August Anderson Farm Equipment

August Anderson's barn on the old Branch farm burned Friday night around seven. Loss includes fifty tons of hay and all farming machinery. Cause of the fire is unknown.

Anderson

Clouse and Hoffman Wed in Recorder’s Office

Archie Lee Clouse and Pearl May Hoffman of Higginsville were married Thursday at 5 PM in the Recorder's office with Judge 8 N Wilson officiating.

Archie Lee Clouse Pearl May Hoffman Higginsville Recorder's Office 8. N. Wilson

Lafayette County Defense Committees Form Subgroups

The Lafayette County Council of Defense names and announces subcommittees with chairs and members across Agriculture and Food, Labor, Utilization and Economy, Finance, Distribution and Marketing, cooperation with local patriotic agencies, and Women’s Defense Work with chair and member lines across Lexington Mayview Higginaville Dover Wellington Odessa and other communities.

Lafayette County Council of Defense Lee J. Slusher Thomas Hagood Joseph Barton Geo. W. Bates Mike Gavin Edward Kuhlman W. B. Waddell H. F. Campbell T. L. Bartman E. N. Hopkins J. C. Caffee H. B. Corse Clem Tyree Samuel J. Kleinschmidt Porter E. Barnett Edward Aull Daniel Hoefer George Williams S. N. Wilson Lexington George Plattenburg Mayview Louis H. Lake Higginaville P. D. Bennett Waverly Harwood Dover R. L. Mann Wellington J.T. Wagoner Odessa

Nicholson named to Red Cross European commission

Will C. Nicholson son of the late E. F. Nicholson and brother of Mrs. C. C. Wright serves on a twelve member American Red Cross special commission to Europe. The group, all experts, will study conditions and report needs to the Red Cross. Nicholson formerly worked for Swift Packing Co.

Will C. Nicholson E. F. Nicholson C. C. Wright Special Commission Europe American Red Cross Red Cross

Lodge Installation Services in Lexington

Mrs. Hattie Richland presided as district deputy president in Lexington Thursday night, initiating Orion Rebekah Lodge officers with visitors from Higginsville Camden St Joseph and Dover. Officers installed include Miss Ida Chanal P N G Ella Goodman N G Sarah Bell V G Minnie M Talbott Secg Kate Ludwig Treas Anna Campbell Chaplain Julia Curry Con Bertha Parks W Vera Chunn RSNG Rose Hackney LSN G Lula Fauss RSVG Mary Fisher LSV G Carrie Shipman IG Mamie Williams OG.

Hattie Richland Lexington Orion Rebekah Lodge Higginsville Camden St. Joseph Dover Ida Chanal Ella Goodman N. G Sarah Bell V. G Minnie M. Talbott Kate Ludwig Treas Anna Campbell Julia Curry Bertha Parks Vera Chunn Rose Hackney Lula Fauss Mary Fisher Carrie Shipman I. G Mamie Williams

Marine officer hopeful Mordecai Chambers reports for duty

Mordecai Chambers, son of Mr and Mrs M A Chambers, recently passed the Marine Corps commission exam and received orders Friday to report for duty. He departed Sunday evening for the training camp at Winthrop Maryland.

Mordecai Chambers M. A. Chambers United States Marine Corps Mr. Chambers Winthrop

Wright returns from Kansas City in Minute Man Lexington

Grover Cleveland Wright drove a Lexington six named Minute Man home Wednesday evening. The car is advertised as the latest in comfort, power, and endurance, purchased through local agent Emil Schenck.

Grover Cleveland Wright Kansas City Emil Schenck

Ferry Boat Marjorie Burns Sunday Morning

Sunday morning about 3 o clock the ferry boat Marjorie burned to the water's edge and sank. The fire’s cause is unknown but circumstantial evidence points to an incendiary origin. Service will be interrupted only briefly as Capt Davis will have a replacement boat in two or three days.

Marjorie Davis

Groves Brothers Join Military Training Amid War Efforts

J Lee Groves son of Mr and Mrs J L Groves of Dover has enlisted in the base hospital unit 28 in Kansas City recruited by Dr Benny. His elder brother Dinwiddie Groves trains at Fort Riley officers reserve camp. Both graduates of Wentworth and the University of Missouri, each noted for athletics.

J. Lee Groves J. L. Groves Dover Kansas City Binny Dinwiddie Groves Fort Riley Wentworth University of Missouri

Mrs Mills Rejoins Intelligencer After 30 Years

Mrs M E Mills of Lexington renewed her subscription to The Intelligencer during a Saturday visit. She has been a subscriber for thirty years and rode over from Warrensburg with Mr and Mrs J F Wash to spend the day.

M. E. Mills Lexington The Intelligencer Mills Warrensburg J. F. Wash

Also Mentioned on This Page

Ella T. Bullard Ella Tribble Bullard Arthur Bullard Joseph A. Tribble Bloom Street Bullard Ray County Athletics VanHammer Mackie Lineback Stevens Howe Hale Shinny Shinn King Wells Mavel van Hammer S. F. Smith F. Smith 23Rd Main Streets Mr. Smith Taylor County Kentucky Mary E. Wright Missouri Methodist Episcopal Church South Elmore John Smith This City W. J. Lindsay Campbellaville, Ky Carrie Cravens R. N. Allen Lambert Lumber Company Council of Defense Committees Lexington Bay Russia Nicholson Swift Packing Co Rebekah Lodge Mr. Edison America Edison Vicinity NEW York Globe Westerman & Barnett Lexington, Missouri
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