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Newspaper

Lexington Intelligencer

Location

Lexington, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Mar 19, 1920

Page

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Probate Court Administrations Granted in Local Estates

Letters of administration granted by probate court detail the appointment of Samuel Bertsch as administrator for the partnership Bertsch & Roach and Laura M Krohm as administratrix for the estate of Willim P Krohm. Also named are Wilhelmena Walter A F Walter as administrator and William M Moritz as administrator for the deceased Seatz estate.

Bertsch & Roach Samuel Bertsch Willim P. Krohm Laura M. Krohm Wilhelmena Walter A. F. Walter Leters of Tadon Seatz William M. Moritz

Beiler Grocery Buys Lexington Property in Sedalia Deal

Beiler Grocery Company of Sedalia Missouri buys the Gustav Haerle estate property at the southwest corner of Franklin and Lith streets in Lexington with a $7250 consideration. Carpenters are making changes before occupancy. Isaac G. Neale manages the Lexington branch.

S. H. Beiler Grocery Company Sedalia Lexington Franklin and Lith Streets Gustav Haerle Isaac G. Neale

Grand Jury Drawn for April Term Criminal Court

Grand jury drawn for April term includes R D Crank Odessa Geo W Armentrout Corder J W Tyler Higginsville Frank Beard Corder Dan Holke Higginsville Louis Thieman Aullville J G Crenshaw Lexington L J Slusher Lexington J A Barton Odessa D H Yancey Waverly Jas W Crouch Odessa.

R. D. Crank Odessa Geo. W. Armentrout Corder J. W. Tyler Higginsville Frank Beard Dan Holke Louis Thieman Aullville J. G. Crenshaw Lexington L. J. Slusher J. A. Barton D. H. Yancey Waverly Jas. W. Crouch

Valencia Orchard Sale Near Orange Sets Record Price

The 20 acre Valencia orchard owned by A Richards on Ball road northwest of Orange sold today February 14 to C L Wilson of Orange for $62,500. Wilson, who recently sold a 10 acre ranch on East Chapman avenue, plans a $10,000 Orange residence and expresses confidence in the district.

Valencia A. Richards Ball Road Orange C. L. Wilson Wilson Chapman Avenue Orange Daily News

Death of Mrs. W. C. Webb Jr at Camp Marfa Texas

Mrs Mildred Sydnor Webb died at 1 p m Thursday at Camp Marfa Texas where her husband Dr Webb of the U S Army dental department is stationed Death was due to blood poisoning following smallpox vaccination She was born March 3 1893 near Corder educated in Higginsville Lexington Ladies College and the Dillenbeck School of Oratory She married Dr Webb December 23 1918 Surviving are her husband one sister and two brothers Burial was in Texas.

W. C. Webb Mildred Sydnor Camp Marfa Texas Dr. Webb Dental Department U.S. Army Webb H. C. Sydnor Corder Higginsville Lexington Ladies College Dillenbeck School of Orator Kansas City A. RB. Asbury J. W. Sydnor This City J. R. Sydnor

Rankin Sells South Street Residence and Lodge Officers Named

Mrs Rankin sold her South Street Lexington residence to Mrs Catron and daughter Elizabeth of Marshall for 10000 dollars after improvements. Be nevolent and Protective Order of Elks Lodge No 749 elected new officers led by Exalted Ruler John Bowman and others for the coming year. Nearby WAVERLY ITEMS note residents and travels including Lewis Zumalt Ted Yancey and Miss Louise Davis with several family updates.

Lexington Lodge Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks John, Bowman J. A. MacDoneld O. R. Sellers P. V. Barnett Turing F. G. Young Wm. Cohrs F. A Day H. C. Chiles John J. Price W. D. Rankin Sixteenth Streets James M. C. Showalter O'Letha Davis Missouri Valley College Marshall Chaney Arthur Robertson Kenneth William Isreal Kansas City Harriet Hurlburton Henry Hacklett Hacklett Joe Hurlburt

Fire at Fred Jenkins store on Sixteenth Street

A fire on Sixteenth Street Sunday evening at about 8 45 confined to the basement of the Fred Jenkins store. Firemen subdued it with difficulty. The house suffered smoke and water damage and was only partially insured.

Sixteenth Street Fred Jenkins

Rev L B Arvin Returns to Vandalia Mo

Reverend L B Arvin who resigned as pastor of the first Baptist church in the city and moved to Aberdeen Washington has returned to Vandalia Missouri where he was located before Lexirston. His health forced him to leave Aberdeen for a milder climate.

L. B. Arvin First Baptist Church Aberdeen Washington Vandalia Lexirston

Juvenile Court Sentences Two Boys to Reform School

Judge Samuel Davis of Marshall presided Tuesday at a brief juvenile court session. Palmer Sickler and Barney Humphrey of Corder were sentenced to two years each in the Reform School at Boonville for burglary and larceny.

Samuel Davis Marshall Palmer Sickler Barney Humphrey Corder Reform School Boonville

Miss Marjorie Roberts Spends Sunday in Higginsville

Miss Marjorie Roberts spent Sunday in Higginsville. Corder Steele of Kansas City spent Sunday here with rela-

Marjorie Roberts Higginsville Corder Steele Kansas City Rela

Miss Spencer Returns from Kansas City Exhibition

Miss Spencer returns from the Photographer's School of Instruction and Convention in Kansas City where she attended the first part of the week. She invites the public to inspect her new works in art.

Spencer Kansas City Photographer's School of Instruction and Convention

Robert Carter Weds Susie Haley in Kansas City

Robert Carter, son of Mr and Mrs Frank Carter of Odessa, married Miss Susie Lewis Haley, daughter of Mrs Kate Haley, in Kansas City on Friday March 5. Lexington voters insist on water access and will debate the rate, with opinions split between stealing, paying cost, and a rate set by authority based on system value.

Robert Carter Frank Carter Odessa Susie Lewis Haley Kate Haley Kansas City Lexington

Public Utilities hearing on meter rates set in City

The Water Company petitions the Public Utilities Commission for a just meter rate now. City representatives will attend to defend consumers. The hearing is public and may result in a temporary rate change based on current costs. Mr and Mrs Wernwag traveled to Kansas City after Mrs Cooley’s serious stroke.

Water Company Public Utilities Commission W. T. Wernwag Kansas City

Card of Thanks for Norbert Bredehoeft Family

The Bredehoeft family thanks friends for sympathy flowers and presence during Norbert's illness and funeral. They cherish the kindness and memory of him, trusting God to reward the generosity. They extend heartfelt thanks from Mrs Bredehoeft and family.

Norbert

Fire breaks out at Rinehart property on Washington Ave

Fire crews were dispatched Tuesday around nine to extinguish a blaze on the second story of the Rinehart property on Washington Ave recently acquired by Wentworth Military Academy. The fire was subdued after arrival and losses are partly covered by insurance.

Rinehart Washington Ave Wentworth Military Academy Fie

Two Men Visit Kansas City on Business Yesterday

Ralph Johnson traveled to Kansas City yesterday for business. John Wilmot also went to Kansas City yesterday to spend the day on business.

Ralph Johnson Kansas City John Wilmot

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Ford Fordson Farm Tractor Fordson Farm Tractors Fordson John Morrison & Sons Main St Ford and Probate Court Beiler Grocery Company Franklin Street Big Lexington Savings Bank Lexington, Missouri Elks Mrs. Rankin South Street Sam Jones M. L. Duffy Pearl Pegario Edward Barnard Pittsburg Kansas Henry Myers Tipton William R. Mitchell Ralph Page Rich Hill Gerald Fremont St. Louis al Tussey Showalter Geo. W. Hackley T. R. Landrum George C. Kelling Mr. Farmer Lafayette County Trust Co Bredehoeft Lambert Lumber Company
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