Marshall Visitors and Local Arrivals Highlight Week
Mrs Ouida Abbott spent Friday and Saturday in Marshall with friends Phillip Rahm of Higginsville was in town several days Neva Tussey was a Marshall visitor Tuesday Miss Lonne Davis returned Friday from Kansas visit Gordon Jackson and family spent Tuesday in Marshall Virginia Milner returned Tuesday from Excelsior Springs My and Mrs John Larkin and son of Corder visited Sunday Carrie Frazier spent Friday and Saturday in Marshall Bovlat Wayne of Slater visits with cousins Willie and Edith Vanderlin Lalla Pelot, ill for weeks, is better W C T U met at Mrs Lester Slasher home Wednesday Clarice Williamson attended teacher meeting in Marshall Friday and Saturday Mia Dennis Hudson and child ren of Kansas City visit her parents Albert Jordan and wife Albert Motte of Chisago arrived Saturday to visit parents R P Motte and wife Mrs Badt Hedricks and daughters Kathleen and Bernice arrived Wednesday to visit M L Duffy family Mes David Rand and son of Jackson Mo were called Tuesday by illness of her father James Hylliken
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neva Tussey
Marshall
Lonnge Davis
Kamsasity
Gordon Jackson
Virginia Milner
Exculsior Springs
John Larkin
Son
Corder
Carrie Frazier
Bovlat Wayne
Slater
Willie
Edith Vanderlin
Lalla Pelot
Lester Slasher
Clarice Williamson
Mia
Dennis Hudson
Kansas City
Albert Jordan
Marry in Presbyterian Parsonage Mr Joseph Anderson Weds Miss Josie Bergland
Mr. Joseph Anderson and Miss Josie Bergland of this city were quietly married Friday at 1 30 PM at the Presbyterian parsonage by Rev Hall. The bride is daughter of Mr and Mrs K Berglund, raised in Lexington. The groom came from Kansas City three years ago and is described as industrious. A wedding dinner followed at the bride’s parents home, and the couple will begin housekeeping in East Lexington. Friends extend congratulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Anderson
Josie Bergland
Presbyterian
Hall
Thebride
K. Berglund
Lexington
Mr. Anderson
Kansas City
Anderson
East
Midnight Fire Destroys Home on 7th Street
A dwelling occupied by Ruben Iolmes on 7th street caught fire Friday night about midnight. Interior was completely consumed but firefighters responded promptly and saved the building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruben Iolmes
7Th Street
Higginsville Man in Lexington and Kansas City Travel
W S Peacock of Higginsville spent yesterday in Lexington. M B Taubman went to Kansas City yesterday to upend the cay. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Phillips returned to their home in Kansas City Wednesday evening after attending the funeral of John Phillips.
Intelligencer Office Fire Reported Wednesday Night
A passerby found the Intelligencer offices burning about eleven o clock. Fire fighters entered through dense smoke and quickly controlled the blaze with water. Much stock and two cabinets were destroyed. ceiling and windows damaged but insured. Firemen praised for careful, effective tactics and minimal water damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alamn
Patic
Warder Becomes Sole Owner Of Princess Theatre
A Tuesday deal makes J W Warder Jr sole proprietor of The Princess Theatre. Campbell and Warder pioneered Lexington’s moving picture business and retained strong patronage through quality shows. Warder plans to continue the popular, clean programming. Campbell shifts full effort to the Bottling Works recently bought from D T Bogie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Warder, Jr
Princess Theatre
Campbell & Warder
Lexington
Warder
Campbell
D. T. Bogie
Seiter Moves One Door East Shop Reopens Clean Again
John Seiter shifted his meat market one door east on Tuesday into a newly rebuilt room. The shop remains faultlessly clean with little change noted aside from new equipment, preserving the same old reliable service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seiter
John Seiter
Visits and travels of Kansas City bound residents
Mrs John Sturgis traveled to Kansas City for a brief visit. Steamers Chester and Advance are scheduled to depart Kansas City Saturday for St Louis. W B Wilson went to Marshall on business. W R VanAnglen spent yesterday in Kansas City. Miss Byrd Slusher Miss Dixie Graddy and Miss Anna Lyons visited Kansas City yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Sturgis
Kansas City
Chester
Advance
St. Louis
W. B. Wilson
Marshall
W. R. VanAnglen
Byrd Slusher
Dixie Graddy
Anna Lyons
Kansans City
The Cantata At Wright's Grand Opera House Friday
The Cantata The Great Light by Finley Lyon is billed for Friday at Wrights Grand Opera House. It features strong melodic writing and varied harmony with extensive choral passages and notable solo parts amid a moving Passion narrative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wright’s
Grand Opera House
Finley Lyon
Christi
Obituary of Margaret Jane Bristow Goodbrake in Missouri
Margaret Jane Bristow came with her parents to Missouri as a child and settled in Gallatin. She married Capt. Jno F. Goodbrake on May 24, 1857, moved to Lafayette County in 1865, and died on March 5, 1013. A lifelong Baptist, she was known as Grandma Woodbrake and valued faith and family through a long eventful life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Jane Bristow
Missouri
Gallatin
Capt
Jno. F. Goodbrake
Lafayette County
May
Grandma Woodbrake
Keith family returns home after Kansas City visit
Mrs Keith and her daughter Aileen came back Tuesday night from a visit in Kansas City. In keeping with Saint Patrick's Day, Green Carnations were noted. Oscar Staendorf and Jola Bray Jr spent yesterday in Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra LS
Keith
Aileen
Kanais City
Weir Green Carnations
Eggleston
Greon
Oscar Staendorf
Jola Bray, Jr
Kansas
Ily
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Waverly
Ouida Abbott
Phillip Rahm
Thigginsville
Albert Motte
Chisago
R. P. Motte
Sylvia Milling CO
Sylvia Junsar
Long & Shinn
Misboori
Bertha
Anna Rostigna
Karl
Emma Weiss
Jess Menaugh
Bloomington
Ilinois
Frank Hoefer
N. T. Phillips
Alma
Judge Rich
Herry
Wu Darling
Andrace
Lena
God
Sie
Mary Fe, Tarlton
C. K
Thomas
St. Lows
Clark
Baptist Church
Lexngton
Munchpelah Camisary
Sanford Axminster
Smith Axminster
Nottingham
Wilson-Fredendall D. G. Co
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