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Lexington Intelligencer

Location

Lexington, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1911

Page

3

Misses Aull and Comer Entertain at Linen Shower

Miss Margaret Aull and Miss Norma Comer hosted a linen shower Saturday afternoon from 2:30 to 5 at Miss Aull's home in honor of Miss Mattie Lou Catron on her recent marriage to Wallace Todd of Fayette Missouri. The lower floor overflowed with flowers. about sixty guests attended and gifts were abundant. A conversation party was the highlight, with Miss Blanche Minx winning first prize and Miss Eva Duvall the guest prize. refreshments were served.

Margaret Aull Norma Comer Miss Aull Mattie Lou Catron Wallace Todd Fayette Miss Catron Blanche Minx Eva Duvall

Cadet Vore Breaks Leg in Wentworth Track Meet

Cadet Charles Fowler Vore of Webbers Falls Oklahoma broke his right leg above the knee Monday in the Wentworth track meet. He fell after jumping for a 100 yard dash finish, also sustaining head and shoulder scratches. Vore, a senior and cadet captain, was a top runner for the academy. In the team event, A company won with 50 points, B 40, D 30, and C 19. Ned Sunderland captured six firsts and set a broad jump record of 22 feet 9 inches.

Charles Fowler Vore Webbers Falls Oklahoma Wentworth Tracck Vore Ned Sunderland

A Charming Woman Benefit and Local News Items

A charming woman is lovely in face form mind and temper health being key. Fledric Bitters touted as a remedy for health and beauty, 50 cents at Cresnshaw Young. Local notes: Miss Martha Lemmon arrived Sunday from St Louis to visit Miss Pauline Sellers. Barret Bates spent Sunday in Wellington. Mrs J N Sturgis and her son Irvin returned from Waco Texas. Miss Roselle Sturgis accompanied them home.

Crenshaw & Young Martha Lemmon Sumday St. Lows Pauline Sellers Barret Bates Wellington J. N. Sturgis Irvin Waco Texas Roselle Sturgis

Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Sold for Wound Care

Lawrence Peak arrived from Kansas City Saturday. Mrs. T. K. Catron of Columbia arrived Friday evening for a visit and to attend the Todd-Catron wedding. Miss Norma Huckker went to Sedolis Saturday for a few days’ visit. 25 cents at Crenshaw & Young. The note extols Arnica Salve as a quick healer for wounds boils sores skin eruptions and other ailments, warning against blood poisoning or gangrene without prompt treatment.

Crenshaw & Young Lawrence Peak Kansas City T. K. Catron Columbia Todd-Catron Norma Huckker Sedolis Samurday

Miss Hattie Gordon Visits Fort Scott Teacher Spends Vacation

Miss Hattie Gordon a Fort Scott Kansas high school teacher arrived Saturday to spend the vacation N Wilson and father Up ton Wilson returned Saturday for a visit in Mangum Oklahoma

Hattie Gordon Fort Scott Kansas N. Wilson Upton Wilson Mangum Okla

Officer Gaffin Breaks Arm in Night Incident

Tuesday night about eleven o'clock officer Bill Gaffin fell near Eleventh and Main street and broke his right arm just above the wrist. The injury is quite painful and he is suffering considerably.

Bill’’ Gaffin Eleventh and Main Street

Community Notices From Lexington and Nearby Towns

Local residents report travel and visits including Elliott and Miss Marjorie Krol visiting family in Kansas City, W. T. Veach and Rev. Kennelly shopping in KC, S J White in Lexington, and T A Cannsplell's business trip to Sedalia. W A Brannock arrived to see her father J P Hall, Wade leaves Lexington High for Excelsior Springs role, Wittenberg family trips to KC and Leavenworth, Miss White Lockhart’s Topeka visit and piano teaching plans.

S.J. White Waverly Lexington Kansas City T. A. Canmsplell Sedalia W. A. Brannock J. P. Hall W. ML. Wade Lexington High School Kearney Wade Excelsior Springs Hgh Schol and Mors John Wittenberg Ehenry Kats City Leavenworth Kansas White Lockhart Topeka June AY

Deeds Filed for Record in Lafayette County Missouri

Week ending May 28 1911 records list transfers including Watson Ligne to Mary Slyman for 1 acre in 6 50-27 Angelback to Brackman W for 8500 in Concordia Samuel Bruckner to Fannie Dyer for 8500 part of NE 4 149-28 Tisdale Two good to John Inquiry Green for 6360 East 4 of SE 14 25-48-28 Powell to Adda Sherman for 41000 part of West Ly of NW 1 6-48-27 Leyton Yancey to Larry Shroyer for 41500 NW SE 14-51-25 Schoppenhorst to Wellington School District No. 17 for 1 4 part NE 4 22-51-24 Crosswhite to Theodore McClure for 2730 55 acres West side NW 1% 18-51-28 John B Jones to Julia Maring for 3200 NW 35-49-25 R C Booton to T R Landrum for 187501% interest in North 14 of block 5 Waverly MO.

Watson Ligne Mary Slyman Henry Angelback Anguss Brackman Concordia Samuel Bruckner Fannie Dyer Tisdale Twogood John Iquiry Green East South West Josph Powell Adda Q. O.D North East James H. Crosswhite Theodore C. McClure W. D North West John B. Jones Julia Maring R. C. Booton T. R. Landrum North 14 Waverly Missouri

Lafayette County Fair Ticket Sale Promises Big Prizes

A 1911 Lafayette County Fair ticket drive offers 1000 dollars in special prices for boys and girls selling season tickets. The sale runs May 15 to July 29 with seven prizes totaling nearly 100 dollars, including a 25 dollar gold watch and a 10 dollar gold coin. Winners are announced on the grand stand at 1 pm on the fair’s first day. Tickets may be obtained from the secretary or local banks.

Lafayette County the Fair Association American Bank Pingree T. M. Bake & Sons

Kenneys Phone 17 Red Coffee Ad Promotion

An advertisement highlights Kenneys Phone 17 Red as a place to buy Gregg's coffee. The snippet emphasizes location naming and product brand, presenting a concise promo feel typical of a local shop listing.

Kenney Gregg

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Aull and Comer Cadet Officer Gaffin Das. Ff. Ballard, Prop St.Louis OM. Elliott Jefferson City Marjorie Krol Mrs. W. Tf. Veach IL PD. Kennelly Recorder’s Office Lafayette Co Lafayette Co. Abstract Co Noyes GEO. Wittenburg Budweiser King of Anheuser-Busch St. Louis, Mo Anheuser- Busch Branch Kansas City,Mo J. E. Tucker McGrew Building E. J. Kampf Fto Slto Iws P Traders Bank THE Medern Winton Hill Buretra Aig Aml F. C. Kroll R. F.D Winton
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