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Newspaper
Lexington Intelligencer
Location
Lexington, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1906
Page
8
Dover items note Lowia Wabsted and other Lexington visitors with several families hosting relatives and friends. The town records many calls on neighbors, theater-style socials, church events, and a strawberry supper fundraiser raising about twenty seven dollars. Local officials and ministers announce upcoming services and civic meetings.
Monday to Thursday social and business movements feature Tabo neighborhood cattle work, Higginaville and Higginsville visits by Cavin Foulds Beamer Klapp Keith and others, with trips to Lexington Kansas City Oklahoma City and Edwards for family and medical reasons. Several residents attend social events such as Woodman social and gatherings with relatives.
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Warren Groves travels to Kansas City this week. Miss Jennie Ledford spends Wednesday in Malta Bend. Joe Callahan leaves Friday for a short visit in Louisville Kentucky. Mrs H Oelschlaeger week in Kansas City. H Oelschlaeger and Herman travel to Sweet Springs. Mrs Isaac Fulkerson returns Saturday from Marshall. Mrs John Davis and C M Pinkerton in Hinckburn Friday. Mrs Bear heads to Wichita to visit her son William. Sandy Johnson of Pueblo visits brother Milt Johnson. Mr and Mrs Graham and daughter Kathieen leave for Higmy. Marguerite Landrum goes to Leavenworth Kansas to visit Zelma Terry. Q H Albright and Wo Tussey attend Decoration Day exercises in Malta Bend. Mrs W H Dennert and Osroline leave Thursday for Warrenton Jonesburg and New Troxton.
Announced that there will be no church services at Patie Church on Sunday as Rev. Morton cannot be present.
Mrs J W McQuire and daughter Lucile returned to Tugheaville Wednesday morning. James McClelland with wife and daughter Sarah Elizabeth arrived Thursday evening to visit relatives. Mrs T A Kelley went to Kansas City Wednesday to enter University hospital. Miss Gussie Georges returned to Katsads City Wednesday after a visit. Miss Anna Stalling and Miss Hannah Groved returned to Corder Thursday after visiting D P Graves family. Mayo Hoffman and son Carl Hoffman returned to Kansas City Tuesday after visiting here. Wr Pollard sold property at Stew and Franklin Streets Thursday to P G Trotter for 1000 dollars. Mrs Mary H Mayer arrived Thursday night from Los Angeles to visit daughter C W Hays. W V Gurtie sold for Mrs Elizabeth M Winkler her brick residence on Franklto avenue to Daniel J Bogle for 2500 dollars. ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE. Letters of administration on the estate of Charles C Cooper deceased granted to the undersigned on the 5th day of May by the probate court of Johnson county Missouri. All persons having claims against estate must exhibit them for allowance to the administrator within one year after the date of said letters or they may be debarred from any share. Palmer Administrator. James T Kinkead, administrator, who has been spending days there with his parents, returned to Warrensburg Thursday morning to attend Warrensburg Business.
Letters of administration on the estate of Edward Porter were granted May 7 in Missouri. All claims against said estate must be exhibited on or before May 7, with no exhibit required after that date. Mrs. Cll Goodwin and daughter Marjorie returned to Maranall after visiting Mrs. Goodwin’s parents Col and Mrs Tilton Davis.
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