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Lexington Intelligencer

Location

Lexington, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jul 31, 1914

Page

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Old Trails Road Meeting Observes 93rd Missouri Statehood

The Missouri Old Trails Road Association holds its third annual meeting on August 10 at Marshall to celebrate Missouri statehood and embarks on a historical pilgrimage to Arrow Rock on August 11. The program features talks by state officials and educators on roads value, with sessions in Marshall and Arrow Rock, luncheon, and an automobile shuttle for delegates and visitors. The event also notes the death of John Spears near Page City and ongoing commemorations of pioneer routes and road development.

Missouri OM Trails Road Association Marshall Missouri Arrow Rock George C. Binghim Dean Walter Williams Marshall Cornelius Road F. W. Buffom W.S. Hawkins W. H. Black Missouri Valley College A. N. Lindsey Maloration of Commercial Clubs Jewell Mayes State Board of Agriculture John N. Olson St. Charles J L. Jones Jonesburg E. J. McGrew Lexington Otto H. Kriege Central Wesleyan College Warrenton W. E. Jameson Fulton Mineola Hills Arthur McCluer O'Fallon W. L. Nelson J. D Fleming John G. Miller Bingham J. P. Huston Old Tavern C. C. Woods St. Louis N. T. Gentry Columbia Pioneers of the Old Road Association Saline County

Card of Thanks for Ella Brasch Funeral Support

The Brashead Family thanks friends and neighbors for their kindness after the death of Ella Brasch on July 25. They appreciate the beautiful flowers and the choir's assistance, and will never forget the support shown during this bereavement.

Ella Brasch Frenzy Brashead

Pretty wedding for Miss Virginian Ployd Greene and Mr Perry Milikin

A four o clock Wednesday ceremony at Main street united two Lexington families. Miss Virginian Ployd Greene married Mr Perry March Milikin with Rev. R N Allen officiating. Miss Mary Greene sang I Love You Truly while Edna and Isabel Greene led the bridal procession. The couple left for Pomona California by the evening train, with Milikin employed by the Southern Pacific railway.

Thoms Greene Main Street Virginian Ployd Greene Perry March Millikin R. N. Allen Mary Greene Louise McDonald Martha Pearl Crenshaw Edna Isabel

Calculating Purity of the City Swimming Pool

The pool holds about 135000 gallons with continuous inflow and complete water change about every three days. With 390 bathers in that period each person uses roughly 346 gallons per bath. A bath uses about 20 gallons, but the pool serves 6750 visits per three days, though only 390 bathers occur. The pool is scrubbed weekly and declared clean and wholesome. Water is advertised as pure, sparkling, and suitable for exercise.

For Sale 80 Acre Farm Near Lexington Mo

For sale an 80 acre farm located one mile northeast of Lexington Missouri. Sale details include address box 116 Lexington and related contact information. Property description emphasizes farmland acreage and proximity to Lexington.

Lexington

Death of long time Lexington resident John Mulligan

John Mulligan of sixty years in the county died Sunday night at his daughter Mrs. M F Collins home. Born in Down Ireland on September 16 1824 he was nearly ninety. A civil war veteran he worked as a contractor on the Lexington Missouri Pacific grade and served as city engineer. He is survived by six children Mrs Win Cashen Mrs John Rogers Mrs Maggie Wendt Mrs M F Collins Peter and James Mulligan of Lexington. Service conducted by Rev Geo B Curry at the Catholic Church Sunday morning at ten o clock.

John Spears Frymiller Page City Chas. Spears Geo. Stewart Mr. Spears Higginsville Spears Saline County Mamgie Spears Lexington Geo, Stewart Winton Hugh H Charles C John Mulligan M. F. Collins Mr. Mulligan County Down Ireland Missouri Pacific Sedalia Maulligan Mulligan Shittren Win. Cashen John Rogers Maggie Wendt Kansas City Peter and James Mulligan Geo B. Curry

Death of Miss Ella Brasch in Lafayette Street home

Miss Ella Brasch daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry Brasch died Saturday morning at 9 15 o'clock after more than a year of illness. Born January 19 1894 in Concordia Mo she was twenty years six months six days old. Funeral services were held at her Lafayette street home Sunday at 4 pm by Rev W P Clark and Rev Amiel Beckman. Body taken to Concordia to uncle Ernest Geiseke. Funeral services were also held Monday at 2 pm from the German Lutheran church.

Ella Brasch Henry Brasch Lafayette Street Miss Brasch Concordia W. P. Clark Amiel Beckman Higginsville Ernest Geiseke

Death of Former Resident Mrs Sarah McCormick

Death of Mrs Sarah McCormick widow of Rufus McCormick formerly of Independence at age 75. Sister of Mrs William Hale of this city. Body brought to Lexington Wednesday evening for burial.

Sarah McCormick Rufus McCormick Independence William Hale Lexington

Coal Contract Awarded for Jefferson City Penitentiary

The Western Coal and Mining Company secured the contract to supply coal to the Jefferson City penitentiary for the coming year at a rate of 2.55 dollars per ton.

Western Coal and Mining Company Jefferson City

Invalid Awakes to Find Purse and Cash Stolen

Mrs Summers, 64, an invalid in a rooming house at 505 East Night Street, awoke to a dream of a smooth faced man in a black hat stealing her pension money. She reported the thief took a purse with pension papers, a $50 gold watch, and $137. The Kansas City Star notes the incident as reported.

M. Summers

August Teachers Examination at Lexington High School

The August Teachers Examination will be held in the Lexington High School building on Friday and Saturday August 7 and 8, 1914. Examinations run from 8:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. daily with subjects listed by session including Geography Language Algebra Spelling Grammar Arithmetic Literature Reading Civil Government U.S. History Agriculture Advanced Science Algebra Physiology Writing Pedagogy Literature Advanced History.

Lexington U.S

Oscar Thomas of Waverly Spent Tuesday Here on Business

Oscar Thomas of Waverly visited the area Tuesday for business matters, engaging in meetings and related activities before returning home.

Oscar Thomas Waverly

Chaltaqua Week Music Schedule in August

The Chaltalqua program lists daily performances from August 10 to 16. Chicago Glee Club, Chicago Operatic Co, Cap's Orchestra, Delano's Band, Shilikret's Hungarian Orchestra, and Miss May Williams Gunther headline along with various preludes and concerts across afternoons and evenings. Key organizers include Frederick Iandis, J. M. Cleary, W. Tourke Cochran, Mrs. Liza Tyler Gates, Charles Howard Plattenburg, Gabriel R. Maguire, Rev. H. A. Hohenwald, and other named performers.

Chicago Operatic Co Liza Tyler Gates Cap M. Jordan Charles Howard Plattenburg Delano Shilikret Hunarian Shildkret’s Orchestra Gabriel R. Maguire May Williams Gunther H. A. Hohenwald Miss May Williams Gunther

Jourdan and Bauer Tie Wedding at Methodist Parsonage

John W Jourdan and Hattie E Bauer were married Thursday evening at five o'clock at the Methodist parsonage Rev R N Allen officiated the ceremony in a simple ceremony attended by family and friends.

John W. Jourdan Hattie E. Bauer Methodist R. N. Allen

Quartet Cancelled London After Rehearsal Trip

Miss Winifred Winn returned Saturday from La Monte Missouri where she joined a quartet for a week of rehearsal before a four week engagement with the American Lyceum Bureau. The group cancelled the engagement due to lack of guarantee from Wircan.

Fire destroys small house near old brick yard

A morning fire at about 9 o'clock consumed a small house near the old brick yard owned by Professor Geo. T. Green. Fire departments battled the blaze but the structure suffered total loss with minor surrounding damage.

Geo. TI. Green

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Rn, Allen Lambert Lamber Co Lexington, Missouri Fred T. Hix Millikin-Greene Laura Taubman Wentworth Andrew J. Poole College Street Mr. Poole Mayview James Poole Citigens Ernest . Hunter James Fisher Kate Gillen Lydia Davenport Gibbons Okla Dave Poole Storkton Calfornia Sam Poole Rosedale Kaneva Mays Poole Kansas Rey Warren Claris E. & W.” Shirts Karl & Wilson America Madras Chicago Glee Club Ton Frederick Iandis Rew J. M. Cleary W. Tourke Cochran Inter-County League Wellington Lexiterton
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