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Lexington Intelligencer

Location

Lexington, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Mar 19, 1910

Page

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Excellent College Recital Shows Noted Talent From Lexington

A Monday evening recital at Lexington college featured Minnie Willard Elvira Smith and Cecile Lyons in voice and piano. All three earned praise for technique and poise, with Miss Smith receiving an encore and Miss Willard delivering two contrasting numbers. The event highlighted strong potential from the trio and reflected well on their instructors Mrs. Ben Steele and the college program.

Minnie Willard Elvira Smith Cecile Lyons Lexington College Jewel Miss Smith Miss Willard Miss Lyons

Elks Elect New Officers In Annual Meeting

The Elks held their annual election Friday night selecting Exalted Ruler John Price Esteemed Leading Knight Dr. S. T. Payne Esteemed Loyal Knight Firman White Esteemed Lecturing Knight Geo Kerdolff Secretary Oscar Westerman Treasurer Worth Bates Tiler J C Young Jr Trustee G C Marquis Delegate to Grand Lodge A W Allen Alternate G C Marquis.

Lexington Building and Loan stockholders meeting notice

Notice of Election. A meeting of the stockholders of the Lexington Building and Loan Association will be held at the office of the Secretary on Tuesday April 6 1910 for the purpose of electing thirteen directors and for other business as may come before said meeting. W G McCausland President J RB Moorehead Secretary 3-18 wks

Lexington Building and Loan Association Scretary W. G. McCausland Pres. J RB. Moorehead Sve Wks Lillian Moorehead Bridge South Street Mary Belle Kerr Amelia Camp Elizabeth Nickell Fulton Naomi Smith Butler Lucy May Payne Lucy Mansfield Cupid Mayme Johnson James Sydnor Sydnor Lexington McGrew Coal Company

Residents Of Local Area Travel To Kansas City

Alexander Graves returned Wednesday from a business trip to Kansas City. Sam Poole went to Kansas City Thursday morning where he will locate. Mrs. Frank Bowman went to Kansas City Thursday for a few days visit.

Ben Steele Kansas City L. G. Peak Harry Blodgett Re 'Mary's Hospital Louis B.C. Consna Alexander Graves Sam Poole Frank Bowman W. J. Weaver Mark Belt Higginsville Mark Knocker Sevilla Willamson Marguerite Benning Bernice Ham of Corder Grace van Arsdal Nellie Heidbrink Rosa Webking Mary Serat Moiorida Serat Burgan Walter Chiles Lyman Land Sam _ Kileeinschmidt Ben Higgins Merv Town Mar S. M. Greene Chastine McKinney G. J. Mlattenbure Upton Ernest Smoith Odessa Laura Graves Independence J. H. Nolting Lexington Public Schools M. J. Patterson B. M. Little Florence Arnold Nannie Shaw Kate Drysdale Amy Berrie Mattie Kinkead Genevieve May Russell Lena Meierer Margaret Smith C. B. Noel J. H. Schmidt Eads Colorado John Wilmot Julia Laura Young Winton J. Fo Winn

Chafing Dish Party At Nadine Steele Home

Miss Nadine Steele hosted a chafing dish party Thursday evening at 1215 Main Street for guests from Fulton and Butler. The evening combined bridge and supper, with Miss Steele at the coffee percolator and Miss Nickell at the chafing dish. the gathering was informal and delightful.

Nadine Steele Lillian Moorehead

Miss Lee Meng and Miss Gladys Winn Visit Kansas City

Miss Lee Meng and Miss Gladys Winn traveled to Kansas City on Thursday morning to spend the day exploring the city and its attractions.

Lee Meng Gladys Winn Kansas City

Electric line meeting sparks Higginsville interest in railway

W J Weaver and others from Higginsville attend talks on a St Louis to Kansas City electric railway. Chinn chairs Mayview meeting with Chas Loomis proposing Bates City Odessa Mayview towns line. Citizens urged to subscribe for shares to build the railroad and bring a coal shaft project near town.

Ray Beattie Higginsville Schowengerdt G. Hl. Plattenburg Chestine McKinney Odessa Mayview Norte Hall

Central College program delights large audience

A large audience at Murrell Hall listened to a program by Honolulu students in Hawaiian and English songs, instrumental pieces, and stereoptican views. The event, part of a lecture series supported by Central College and Wentworth Military Academy, drew enthusiastic applause and favorable comparison to past shows.

Honolulu Murrell Hall Central College Wentworth Military Academy

Higginsville couple visits daughter in Kansas City

Capt and Mrs M L Belt of Higginsville spent Thursday visiting their daughter Mrs Chas Hoofer. Mrs G C Marquis spent yesterday in Kansas City.

Sam Vaughan W. B. Harwood Kennerly Higginsville Capt. Zeysing O. W. Hunggard Lexington M. L. Belt Mrs Chas G. C. Marquis Kansas City

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