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Newspaper

Lexington Intelligencer

Location

Lexington, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1910

Page

2

Houx Enters Democratic Race for Lafayette County Representative

After friends urged him N M Houx of this city declared his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for Lafayette County representative in the coming primary. He is noted as a top student and well informed member of the Lafayette bar with two terms as prosecuting attorney. An ardent Democrat, his victory would give Lafayette county strong representation in the Legislature.

N. M. Houx Lafayette County Houx Lafayette

Death of Wm Harvey Mackie in Lexington area

William Harvey Mackie died Friday morning at 9 30 at his home south of Lexington from paralysis. Born in Toronto Canada June 2 1884 he was in his 66th year and moved to Lafayette County at age 45 where he taught school for many years. He married twice first to Melinda Bristoe of Waverly Texas and September 8 1880 to Francis Dunlap of near Lexington. Survived by three children Chas Mackie Kansas City Lauren Mackie and Mrs Ethel Candady. Funeral Sunday at 3 pm from the Presbyterian church with Dr E C Gordon and Rev R B Binney officiating. Burial at Machpelah Cemetery.

Harvey Mackie Lexington Mr. Mackie Toronto Canada Lafayette County Melinda Bristoe Waverly Texis Francis Dunlap Sear Lexington Chas, Mackie Kansas City Lauren Mackie Ethel Cannady Presbyterian Church E. C. Gordon R. B. Binney Machpelah Cemetery

Entertained in Honor of Misses Barnett and Fulkerson

Mrs Felix Young and Miss Frances Young delightfully entertained about thirty young people Wednesday evening from 8 to 11 30 oclock in honor of Miss Carrie Barnett of Marshall and Miss Helen Fulkerson of this city. The new home was properly decorated for the occasion. Progressive conversation on a given topic leaving out certain words was one of the most interesting that has been participated in for a long time. Refreshments were served in two courses. The evening was pleasantly spent and seemed to pass altogether too quickly.

Felix Young Frances Young Carrie Barnett Marshall Helen Fulkerson

Local residents spend days in Kansas City on various trips

L Rostagno and Dr H M Lissack traveled to Kansas City Thursday on business. Mrs John Morrison visited relatives in Kansas City for a short time. Mrs M J Scearlette left for Breckinridge Mo after a weeks visit with her son J E Scarlette. Miss Janie Fulkerson stayed briefly in Fulton. SN Wilson returned Friday from Warrensburg. Oscar Andreen went to Kansas City Saturday to join his wife visiting relatives in Dallas. Mrs Spe Bance heads home to Carthage Saturday after a few days with Mrs Janice Jeriice. Joe Tunstall of Kansas City visited Lexington Friday. Mrs Dow Hix returned Friday from an extended stay in St Louis and Brunswick. Mrs J B Silver returned to Kansas City Saturday after a short visit.

L. Rostagno Kansas City H. M. Lissack John Morrison M. J. Scearlette Breckenridge J. E. Scarlette Janie Fulkerson Fulton

Dr. Caldwell’s remedy offered for stomach and ailment relief

An advertisement from a past era promotes Dr. Caldwell’s patent remedy for stomach trouble and related ailments. It claims free medical advice by letter and offers to mail bottles or information for a small charge. The text mentions the address 540 Caldwell Building and a firm named Bouth Bend, Ind.

Calawell Sven iMag Aluert Dr. Be Caldwell Building

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