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Lexington Intelligencer

Location

Lexington, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Mar 16, 1917

Page

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Fourth District Convention To Be Held In Lexington

The Fourth District Christian Endeavor Societies will hold a convention here on June 12 13 and 14 bringing about two hundred delegates from Benton Camden Cooper Henry Howard Johnson Lafayette Moniteau Morgan Pettis and Saline counties. Local hosts promise generous home hospitality to visitors for this significant event. Mrs Laura O Chapman widow of Moses Chapman former cashier at Lexington Savings Bank died at 3 am in Kansas City following heart trouble. Funeral at First Baptist Church this afternoon with burial at Machpelah. Miss Gilkesons closing dance featured Peggy Witgfield of Kansas City performing The Water Lily Dixie and The Secret. The solo dance showcased refined movement and earned sustained applause.

Gates Lexington Christian Endeavor Benton, Camden, Cooper, Henry, Howard, Johnson, Lafayette Moniteau, Morgan, Pettis and Saline Laura O. Chapman Moses Chapman Lexington Savings Bank Laura Lane Durnham Kansas City Chapman Machpelah Geo. W. Chapman Chas. E. Chapman Trvin Tevis Anna Maude Williams Wm. Barton Gilkeson Academy Peggy Witgfield Petit Our Town Ruth

Death of Mrs Louise Hymiller in Kansas City

Mrs Louise Hymiller age 50 sister of William Bartels dies at home 6505 St Johns street Kansas City from heart trouble. Daughter of Charles and Louise Bartels of this city she is survived by husband three children one brother and one sister. Funeral held Tuesday at 2:00 pm from St Johns Baptist Church Kansas City.

Louise Hymiller William Bartels St. . Johns Street Kansas City

Hoffman and Yates Marry in Denver Recorder’s Office

Mr. Charles F. Hoffman and Miss Goldie Yates of Denver Colorado were married in the Recorder's office Monday by Probate Judge 8 N Wilson.

Charles F. Hoffman Goldie Yates Denver Colorado Recorder’s Office N. Wilson

Death of Mrs. E. J. Earl in Kansas City hospital

Mrs. E J Earl died Friday at 1 30 PM in the German hospital Kansas City after an operation begun Wednesday morning at 8 30. She was formerly Bessie Marshall of this county and is survived by her husband, one son, her ill mother Mrs Minerva Marshall, three brothers F D Marshall John Marshall and Chas Marshall, and three sisters Mrs James Catron Mrs W A Estabrook and Miss Fannie Marshall. The body was brought to Lexington and buried from the train Monday.

E. J. Earl German Hospital Kansas City Earle Bessie Marshall Minerva Marshall F. D. Marshall St. Louis John Marshall Chicago Cha

Lexington Lodge Elects Officers and Delegates

Lexington Lodge No. 749 B. P. O. E. held its annual officer election Friday night naming Wm. R. Humphreys Exalted Ruler John Bowman Esteemed Leading Knight Joe Long Esteemed Loyal Knight W. T. Wernwag Esteemed Lecturing Knight F. G. Young Secretary W. H. Cohrs Treasurer Eugene Weber Tiler H. C. Chiles Trustee for three years D. W. Sherman retiring Exalted Ruler was chosen delegate to the grand lodge meeting and William Aull Jr. alternate. John Bowman W. T. Wernwag F. G. Young Serat Wiley Carl Winkler were elected to represent the lodge at the State Association meeting.

Lexington Lodge Wm. R. Humphreys John Bowman Joe Long W. T. Wernwag F. G. Young W. H. Cohrs Eugene Weber H. C. Chiles D. W

How a Woman Keeps a Secret sketch at Grand

A Friday night high school event at the Grand featured an amusing sketch titled How a Woman Keeps a Secret. About fifteen Boosters Club members from L. H. S. performed before a large audience, delivering clear humor on the topic.

Boosters’ Club

Subscriber 46 Years Keeps The Intelligencer Alive

A letter from £. D. Hereford renews his subscription to The Intelligencer. He first subscribed in 1871 and has read it ever since, a 16 year span. He lists St. Albans West Virginia as his home but winters in Oklahoma City Oklahoma.

D. Hereford The Intelligencer

Death of a Child in Higginsville Funeral Attendance

William Stone and his son Francis with brothers Howard and Harry traveled to Higginsville on Wednesday for the funeral of their niece Margaret Ellen Stone a three year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Walter Stone who died Tuesday morning at 8 o clock of bowel trouble in Higginsville.

William Stone Francis Howard Harry Stone Higginsville Margaret Ellen Stone Walter Stone

Fire in Scha Bergs Livery Barn Quickly Quelled

A small fire broke out Monday night at 12 30 in Scha bergs livery barn. Discovered soon after, the blaze caused little damage. Firemen were alerted and the fire was quickly controlled, the office being the origin.

Schaberg

Captain Plattenburg Returns Home After NY Visit

Captain J. Q. Plattenburg, after a five month stay in New York City, returned home Sunday evening. He gained about thirty pounds during his absence and is reported much improved in health.

J. Q. Plattenburg New York City

Death of Mrs Hanora Howard Widow of Timothy Howard

Mrs Hanora Howard aged 85 died Monday at 3 pm at her son Peter Howard’s home near Myrick after old age and debility. Born in Ireland she came to the United States at 14, first in Maysville Kentucky, later marrying Timothy Howard. They moved to Lexington 58 years ago and lived there since. She is survived by two sons John and Peter of Lexington and six daughters including Mia Lizzie Sheldon Sarah Dumaw Shinn Rosewall Latchaw Laure Mooney of Richmond, with services conducted by Rev George B Curry at the Catholic church on Wednesday at 9 am.

Hanora Howard Timothy Howard Peter Howard Myrick Howard Ireland Maysville John Lexington Mia Lizzie Sheldon Sarah Dumaw St. Louis Jerry Shinn Thomas Rosewall Josie Latchaw Laure Mooney Richmond George B. Curry

Broadway Jones at the Opera House One Night Only

A lively musical comedy called Broadway Jones played to cheerful audiences. Presented by Wentworth Military Academy and Lexington’s young ladies under Warren Vivian, it promises strong entertainment next Tuesday at the Opera House and Grand venues.

Opera House Wentworth Military Academy Lexington Warren Vivian the Grand

Lexington Athletic Club Elects Officers

The Lexington Athletic Club board elected E. W. Hoffman president, Dr. R. L. Britt vice-president, and Joe L. Long secretary for the coming year after a Monday night meeting.

E. W. Hoffman Dr. R. L. Britt Joe L. Long

Mrs Bowman Called To Kansas City By Ill Sister

Mrs. Frank Bowman traveled to Kansas City Sunday night to be with her sister Mrs. M. J. Chinn who was ill.

Frank Bowman Kansas City M. J. Chinn

Miners Hold Annual Election in Lexington Realty Firm

The Lexington Miners Real Estate Company conducted its annual election on Wednesday to choose fifteen directors for the coming year. Candidates listed include Tom Rosewall W B Douglas James Goodman John Lierman John Geary W A Ford John Thirkles Dell Robinson Louis Minor George Robinson Zach Thomas Joe Seek George B Clayton John Mavel John Gunn G W Hodges John Guegen George Duncan L K Shells Forrest Wallace Hub Hayden Ed Sparks J B Chick John Gates George Spaulding H L Gooseman and Guy Worcuff.

Lexington Miners Real Estate Company Tom Rosewall W. B. Douglas James Goodman John Lierman John Geary W. A. Ford John Thirkles Dell Robinson Louis Minor George Robinson Zach Thomas Joe Seek George B. Clayton John Mavel John Gunn G. W. Hodges John Guegen George Duncan L. K. Shells Forrest

Higginsville School Board Meeting Highlights and Honors

The Higginsville annual meeting drew 120 attendees last Saturday with Prof. J. D. Eliff substituting for W. M. Oakerson to deliver the address. Resolutions praised the late C. A. Keith of Mayview and H. T. Phillips, superintendent of schools.

Higginsville J. D. Eliff State University W. M. Oakerson Jefferson City C. A. Keith Mayview H. T. Phillips

County Board of Equalization Meeting Notice

County Board of Equalization will meet in the County Court room in Lexington on Monday April 2. Taxpayers with grievances are urged to appear. The County Court will not meet until the second Monday April 9.

County Board of Equalization Lexington

Local boys lease Dubinsky name for Lexington show season

Abel Rosewell and Cleve Terhune have leased the Dubinsky name and will start the show season in Lexington this month. Rosewell was in town Saturday to make arrangements for the season’s kickoff.

Abel Rosewell Cleve” Terhune

Mrs B Woodward Returns Home From Visit

Mrs. B Woodward visited city for several days with her parents Mr and Mrs John Lindblad and returned home Wednesday.

B. Woodward John Lindblad Kansas City

A. A Secures R A Kling to Manage Lexington Team

The Lexington Athletic Association hires R. A. Kling of St. Louis as player-manager with 15 years in the Southern Three I and Western leagues. Kling promises to deliver results using the new material available, entering the season with established credentials.

R. A. Kling St. Louis Lexington The Athletic Association Kling

Death of Ernest F. Schramm, Lexington farmer

Ernest F. Schramm a farmer living nine miles south of Lexington shot himself last Monday during a period of despondency from ill health and died today at noon. Born in Saxony Germany August 5 1842 he came to America in 1870 and to Lexington seven years later. He worked at Winkler Furniture for ten years before moving to a farm where he lived. Survived by six children. Funeral service with Rev J C Bierbaum will be held at the home this morning at 10 o clock.

Ernest F. Schramm Lexington Mr. Schramm Saxony Germany America Winkler Furniture Company J. C. Bierbaum

Governor names four State Highway Commission members

Governor Gardner named the four members of the bipartisan State Highway Commission created by the Hawes Good Roads Bill. Each member earns 1000 dollars yearly plus traveling expenses. Democratic appointees are C. O. Raine of Canton and F. E. Sanford of Springfield. Republican members are A. E. McKibbon of Clayton and George B. McInnich of St Joseph.

Gardner State Highway Commission C. O. Raine Canton FE. L. Sanford Springfield A. E. McKibbon Clayton George B. McInnich St. Joseph

Vaughan visits kin in Oakland before returning home

Mrs. Mary Vaughan of St. Louis visits her brother Richard Vaughan in Oakland and stays with her parents Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Vaughan before resuming her trip home.

Mary Vaughan St. Louis Richard Vaughan Oakland California G. M. Vaughan

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