Lexington Elks Win Again In Local Heavyweight Clash
Higginsville Eagles and Lexington Elks battled nine innings at Oneida Pavilion with Brockman twirling for Lexington and Bunch for Higginsville. Elks win on points 4 to 1 as Sheriff Kinkead homers and both teams commit errors amid a slow pitching duel. Local notes cover August meeting, community visits, and town news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Higginsville Eagles
Lexington Elke
Lafayette County
Oneida Pavillion
Higginsville
Elks
Lexington
Wks
Sheriff Kinkead
Mr. Secch Brockman
Brockman
Slabadornera
Nodiitis
Joe Bunch
Joe
Doc Ramsey
Mr. Banch
Cutting Affair Leaves Wounds At Crawford Laundry
James Verden made a sudden assault Thursday afternoon with a large knife near Crawford's laundry, inflicting a three inch scalp wound and a neck wound about half an inch from the jugular. Marshall Price arrested him and he was bound over to Justice J J Harding. He was released until Wednesday. Conway of St Louis visited the Young family Wednesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Verden
Jesa Schaefer
Crawford
Verden
Marshall Price
J.J. Harding
Cravens
Corder
T. R. Grock
Miles Nettie Heidbrink
Minershagen
Fillmore Warren
Higginsville
G. A. Keith
W. P. Keith
Intelligencer
J. J. Fulkerson
Lexington
Fennel
Lena Smith
Alma Kincheloe
Odessa
Oak Grove
W. Hamlin
Glasgow
Ladies Aid Society of the Christian Church
Worthington
T. M. Ohton
C. W. Kincheloe, Sr
Marshall
Stone
United States Senate
Local residents return from distant trips on week’s end
Capt. J Q Plattenberg went to Dover Thursday evening on business. Henry Chiles returned Thursday evening from Kansas City where he has been visiting relatives. J O Cofin returned yesterday from a several weeks trip to Massachusetts. Rev H D Kennedy, who has been visiting Banceton Boonville for weeks, returned home Thursday. D B Campbell went to Kansas City yesterday on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gol. Wilson
Kansan City
Henry Hinson
Louie Peeples
Kansas City
B.S. Willis
Higginsville
Edna Gray
Martin Love
Chas. Cross
Indian Territory
John Croce
Seward A. Haseltine
Julius Prerking
Concordia
Mattie Hackley
Mokane
Claude Lecies
Will Stark
J. B. Davis
St. Louis
JJ. M. Redd
Lexington
Sellerg
St. Joseph
W. 5S
Carter
J.Q. Plattenberg
Dover
Henry Chiles
J. O. Cofin
Massachusetts
H. D. Kennedy
Banceton
Boonville
D. B. Campbell
Kansas ‘City
Marguerite Nightmare
Chicago
Mred Hix
D. P. Profit
Sallie D. Ragsell
Gholson
Excelator ‘Springs
P. S. Fulkerson
Katherine
Mary Ridings
Wellington
Mary Knowles
G. H. Plattenburg
Denver
Hugh J. Pockett
Eliza
W. Gi. McCausland
Ft.t. Mansfield
Birdie McDonald
Mises Theodosia Morris
Nettle Fredendall
Pertle Springs
Mies Vannie Metaddin
Robert Reed McGregor
Gustav Haerle
Gus Weber
J. J. McGrew
J.J. Harding
Higginsvillie
C. ©. Sipe
Viola
RK. A. Hicklin
Galena
Stone County
J, WH. Martin
Migs Maule Wright
Walter Loomis
Sedalla Thuraday
W. C. Earnhardt
Amarilla
Texas
Local Social Notes From Market Lake To Kansas City
Wednesday home visits and journeys fill the social page with Miss May Harwood joining in Kansas City, Mrs. DeWitt McIlroy visiting from Chicago, and many others traveling to relatives in Marshall Wellington Ottawa and Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Wilson
Hazel Chappell
Marshall
Ellen Corder
Anna Lee Peeples
Helen Groves
Byron Saunders
Corder Reynolds
Dale Wilson
Emmet Hagood
Little Waughter
Della Neal
Page City
Corder
Lee Martin
Sophia Corner
Golden Links
Miner's Hall
Elizzabeth Wilson
Ming Hazel Chappell
Saline County
Market Lake
Idaho
May Harwood
Kansas City
Lafayette County Fair Set To Draw Big Crowds
Lafayette County Fair at Higginsville August 4 7 8 promises the greatest event of its kind in the region with six uniformed K of P companies and four brass bands, cash prizes totaling 400, and a grand parade led by Knights of Pythias on Wednesday. Eastern horses entered, Day's Land of Lexington providing music, plus hall games, agricultural and art exhibits, popcorn and lemonade drawing Lexington residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafayette
Higginsville
Knights of Pythias
Land of Lexington
Lexington
Playgrounds Picnic Brings Large Crowd And Children Events
A Thursday Playgrounds basket picnic drew a larger crowd than expected. After a supper, two basketball games and a girls game were played, Lexington Lambasters winning 10 to 1 and Lexington Sters 2 to 0. Children’s races followed, then acrobats performed before the picnic closed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alb
Lexington Lambasters
Lexington Sters
Garnette Brelsford
Ixetta Gaffin
Mies Borehart Moore
Lettie Dickey
Cliffe Dillidgham
Death of William A Hill in Holden
A telephone message says William A Hill died Thursday afternoon at 6730 after a long ill health from cancer of the liver. He moved to Holden eight years ago to work as a barber and was well liked for his skill and good nature. He was 48 and survived by a widow three brothers and two sisters. Funeral was in Holden yesterday at five with burial in Hollen cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hekle
Holden
William A. Hil
Mr. Hill
Meath
Mr. Hil
Dan Ruebel
Redmen
Woodmen
William Mmle
Hollen
Barber Shop Sold to Roach and Williamson
Bred A. Wilson acting for William A. Hill sold Thursday the Hill barber shop to Pat Roach and John Williamson. They will take charge immediately and continue the business. The deal occurred before Hill's death to avoid probate court proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Wilson
William
A. Hill
Hill
Pat Roach
John Williamson
Mr. Hill
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Bunch and
Biggineville
Bunch
George
Meyer
Hickman
Olin Miller
Lillie Croas
Pemberton
Jessie Hitt
Howard Dean
Stormer Saunders
Feitures
Wolombia
Bannon
John Wilson
Wilson
Herman Hen
Lena Kidd
Edna Liese
Perth Springs
Mesdames
Luther Belt
Rudolph Shaller
Higginaville
Chase
Seefluth
Mable Kulpadyer
Higgionville
William Young
Labor Hall
Ruby Wollenman
John Kolster
J. F. Groves
West Platsin
Howell County
Chas, Kidd
James Hida
West Plains
Dover Notes
Ed van Abwvlen
Will Meny
Lexingtton
Rev. L. Fox
W. G. Harwood
Fletcher Cox
Charley Dysart
Ortha Liggett
Marshal
Eder
Eddie Dysart
Little Bon
Eddie, Jr
W. C. White
Rev. Biers of
Aultville
el. Henshaw
Geo. Zeyaing
Virgie Johnson
Zeyning
T. C. Corbin
Lee Sinter
HO Nashker
Sioux City
Iowa
Thos, Campbell
Misa Caltha
Wille Hodges
Miss Pitman
Hermas Wahl, Jr
Hastings
Oklo
Charlie Harwood
Spencer and
Kenneth
Addie Stark
Sam Vaughan
Mise Bess
Wivlan Carter
John Dysart
Corrine
George W
Lella Young
Reid Kinkead
Napoleon
Genevieve Russell
J.T. Taylor, Sr
Thomas Fletcher
W. A. Hill
J. S. Lispcomb
Lucille
Louisville
Rev
B. B. Briney
Mise Truth Conway
John C. Young, Jr
Ball
Lexington and Vicinity
Court House
Leonard McGee
Slaterle
Mrs
J. J. McGee
Tt. C. Corbin
Kansas
Daisy Gorder
Blackburn
Margaret Zeysing
Webb
Cole Wail
Jésale
Bisness
Bigginsville
Will Corbin
Fam- Ny
H. L. Corbin
J. EK. Henshaw
de. Kelmerly
Arline Borden
Lee Meng
Matatawa
Ottawa Beach
Sawpatucka
Michigan
J.R. Moorehead
James R
Wingate
Will
Mayview Notes
Sherif Binkend
Grace Brateher
Algugineville
Durham
Warrensburg
Curtis Kelley
Hugh Carter
Chiles
Geo. Tiefel
F. W. Tapmeyer
Pack Beamer
Big
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