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Newspaper
Lexington Intelligencer
Location
Lexington, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1913
Page
2
Cover News recaps visits, travel and local events in Higginsville and nearby towns. Names include Mrs Josephine O Malley, Mes L Wollenman, Hugh Crowder, Grant High, Miss Floncie Kiddles, John Condon, Miss Eszine Kramer, and many residents. Reports of band concerts, school plans, trades, and a serious wagon accident, plus local travel between Higginsville, Alma, Blackburn, Warrensburg, and Lexington.
A reader letter from Columbus Ohio praises a piece on Medicine and Religion. It notes the link between medical practice and faith, urges broad distribution of such literature, and discusses Peruna use and a KA-TAR-NO marketing note with a free booklet offer.
In Lexington Tuesday and Sunday, residents Frank Gordon Tom Holman and nephew George Brown, Mrs Dora Meng and Miss Florence Dillard with Miss Marjorie Vinglon, Stark Eppes of Kalamazoo Michigan, Mrs Herman Wahl, Mildred Cole and Will Noel, Dr W G Harwood and family, J B Winn and Mrs Winn, Dean Pysart and Mops, R L Fox, Mrs Virgie Johnson and two children, Myron Eppes, Martin Phillips, HL Corbin family, Sallie and Virgil, C W Heggard and Leon Lewis families visited Kansas City and local hosts.
Aliss Dolly Trent and George spent Sunday afternoon with Miss Amma Fitcher near Lenneton Mia Nannie Littlejohn and Mas Junie Redd spent Saturday in Lexington Mies Holman went to Losington Sunday evening for a visit with relatives OOOW Algeard John Eppes Saaldsen Dawrenes from Texas came home slowday from Texas where they went last week to complete arguments to move there this fall Mrs Emma McGee and three children of Slater are visiting Mr and Mrs LF McGee on Paddy Sipe went to Kansas City on Friday for a few days visit Mise Elizabeth Nickell returned to her home in Fulton Saturday after a visit here with Miss Ella Nickell Mate The good spent Sunday in Higeinaville Miss Josephine Tuebner spent Sunday in Mayview Henry Chifes went to Kansas City Tuesday to attend the Bates Corner wedding M K Nelson of Chicago arrives Monday for a few days’ visit with Henry Swartz
Short notice classified item listing a sale of Buff Rock cockerels with contact name Mrs John Ainsworth and phone number 563 indicating availability and pricing details for prospective buyers.
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