Shinn and Simmons Tie Knot in Lexington
Wednesday evening at seven o clock the marriage of William Leo Shinn and Hannah Simmons was solemnized at the Catholic parsonage. Father G B Curry officiated. Shinn, son of Jerry and Mrs Shinn, is tied to Long and Shinn grocery. Bride, daughter of Charles and Mrs Simmons, is Lexington born and educated. They left for Kansas City for their honeymoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Leo Shinn
Hannah
Simmons
G. B Curry
Shinn
Jerry Shinn
Lexington
Long & Shinn
Thebride
Charles Simmons
Kansas City
Mr Garr Renewed Longtime Subscription
Mr George W Garr renewed his subscription to the Intelligence yesterday morning marking his forty five year habit. He will be eighty six next Sunday and is praised for loyal support as he looks forward to more years with his wife and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Garr
Intelligencer
Garr
Local Court House Spelling Match Draws Huge Crowd
A Monday night spelling contest in the courthouse drew an enormous crowd with hundreds unable to gain admission. The event featured intense interest and surprises as young Laura Drumm, fourteen, daughter of Mrs. Arthur Drumm, won by holding the floor to the end before word supply ran out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Drumm
Arthur Drumm
Burial of Rev W B Bull in Metz MO Pastor Dies
The body of Rev W B Bull a farmer pastor of the Methodist church died in Metz Missouri at 10 o clock Saturday morning. The remains were brought here Monday morning for burial. Rev Bull was about 57 years of age.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Bull
Fwmer
Methodist Church
Metz
Main Street Property Sold by Tom McIntyre
Tom McIntyre purchases from the Reid estate the three store buildings on West Main Street occupied by Robt. Norfolk and Henry Gelzer. The sale transfers ownership of the storefronts to McIntyre, consolidating property along the Main Street block.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom McIntyre
Reid
Robt. Norfolk
Henry Gelzer
West Main Street
Appointed Mine Inspector in City An Office Change
Governor Major Monday appointed Benjamin B. Fischer of this city as deputy mine inspector. Mr. and Mrs. Zach A. Wright traveled to Kansas City for a few days. Mrs. Thompson Penn left for Ka hoka Missouri after visiting her daughter. Rev. C. M. Davenport went to Dallas Texas for a General Board meeting of the M. E. Church South. Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Buck announce the birth of a daughter on Saturday April 26 1913. Miss Nannie Cunniff of Kansas City arrived for a visit Tuesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Major Monday
Benjamin B. Fischer
This City
Zach A. Wright
Kansas City
Thompson Penn
Kahoka
A. W. Allen
C. M. Davenport
Dallas
Texas
General Board of Mission
M. E. Church South
Adolph Buck
Nannie Cunniff
Recital Glory for Miss Wilmot at Central College
Miss Frances Wilmot, a Central College senior from Lafayette County, gave a finished graduate recital in Murrell auditorium Tuesday evening. Her lyric soprano and assured attack impressed, with German Italian and English songs, notably Faust and Lang ghosts. Mrs. Allen accompanied with artistry as Wilmot earned sincere praise from the audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Wilmot
Central College
Murrell
Wilmot
Lafayette County
Miss Wilmot
Neidlinger
Remberg
Kansas City Organist Edward Kreiser To Give Opening Recital
Edward Kreiser, a nationally renowned organist trained in America and Paris with Guilmant, will perform the opening recital on the new organ at Murrrel Auditorium, Central College, on May 9. He serves as organist and choirmaster at Independence Boulevard Christian Church and has given 164 recitals in Kansas City plus many concerts elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Kreiser
Paris
Guilmant
Grand Avenue Methodist Church
Independence Boulevard Christian Church
Kreiser
Kansas City
Murrel Auditorum
Central College
Visit comes and goes as families reunite in Odessa
Miss Amny Heisler returned to her Odessa home Sunday night after visiting with her sister Miss Laura Heisler. Mrs M A Drummond of Dover arrived Saturday for a visit with her son B B Drummond. For sale a fine Jersey male.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amny Heisler
Odessa
Laura Heisler
M. A. Drummond
Dov.r
B. B. Trummond
Jersey
Marriage Licenses Issued for Several Couples in Missouri
Public record shows issued licenses to James T. Riner and Napoleon Jessica M. Brooker from Oak Grove, Wm L. Shinn from Lexington, Hannah S. Simmons from Lexington, Thoy Miller from Higginsville, Laura Killen from Corder, Charles H. Wolfe and Pearl Street from Richmond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James T. Riner
Napoleon Jessica M. Brooker
Oak Grove
Wm L. Shinn
Lexington
Hannah S. Simmons
Lexington Thoy, Miller
Higginsville
Laura Killen
Corder
Card of Thanks for Mable Thorson
We thank our friends and neighbors who kindly assisted us during the illness and death of our beloved sister and daughter Mable Thorson. I, THORSON and FAMILY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mable Thorson
Thorson
Local residents who traveled this week
Mrs. C. M. Owen and son C. M. dr returned to Kansas City Sunday after visiting with Mrs. Dow Hix. Mrs. Janes Hare and three children returned to Independence Sunday after visiting relatives. Mrs. Porter Paddock of Independence visited friends here. Ben Price went to Higginsville Monday. H. T. Phillips visited Higginsville Sunday evening on business. Mrs. Homer Chambers went to Aullville Monday. Mrs. T. J. Bandon Mrs. Evan Young and Rev. S. Boyd White attended the County Convention of the Christian church in Higginsville Monday. Mrs. J. B. Marshall traveled to Warsaw Monday to visit relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. Owen
C.M
Kansas City
Janes Hare
Independence
Porter Paddock
Ben Price
Higginsville
H. T. Phillips
Homer Chambers
Aullville
T. J. Bandon
Evan Young
Boyd White
the Christian Church
J.B. Marshall
Warsaw
Thierman Craig Wedding At Craig Home
Ms Daniel B Thierman and Mijas Sallie C Craig wed at the bride’s parents home in Lexington Tuesday at four o clock Rev SO Mall officiated. The ceremony was before ferns with pink and white flowers. Atha Je Weebe sang O Promise Me and Laura Thierman played the wedding march. Ruth Craig was maid of honor Melvin Thierman best man and Elizabeth Slaughter ring bearer. Out of town guests from Aullville Waverly Corder Page City Dover and Marshall attended. Afterward light refreshments followed and the couple left for Kansas City then their future home near Aullville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel B. Thierman
Mijas Sallie C. Craig
Werrings
John M. Craig
Mall
Atha Je Weebe
Laura Thierman
Ruth Craig
Melvin Thierman
Aullville
Little Ming
Elizabeth Slaughter
Lydia Thierman
Laura
Deli
Thierman
Melvin
Ralph Thierman
Lewis Thierman
Harry Steel
May Steele
Arthur Steele
Waverly
Eb, Elsen
Marshall
Walter Sydnor
Corder
Earl Lyons
Frances
Page City
Martin Olliver
Dover
Moose Band Makes First Public Appearance
The Moore band organized about a year ago performed Tuesday night at Wrights Grand Opera House in their first public concert. The 27 member group, trained by Capt. F A Day, delivered an excellent program, earning congratulations for quality music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moore
Wright's Grand Opera House
F. A. Day
St. Louis Man Visits Relatives Here Over Weekend
William Stonestreet of St. Louis arrived Saturday evening for a few days visit with relatives in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Stonestreet
St. Louis
Wentworth and MVCC Players Deliver Sloppy Lexington Show
Wentworth and Missouri Valley College clashed in Lexington with a sloppy display marked by numerous errors and misplays. Pitcher One Slasher starred amid poor defensive support, while Wentworth produced timely hitting and Wilson in center field made a standout catch for MVCC. The Cadets erupted for five runs in the seventh, then Slasher struggled as the game faded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wentworth
Missouri Valley College
Lexington
Tye
Wilson
Cadets
Peach
Slasher
Chicago visitor arrives for weeks with home folks
O. R. Sellers arrived from Chicago Saturday evening to spend a few weeks with home folks. Mrs. J. B. Silver went to Kansas City Wednesday for a few days' visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. R. Sellers
Chicago
Mens suits in woolen materials up to twenty five dollars
A sale listing presents a large variety of men s suits in woolen materials. It notes novelty materials, styles, checks, plain and fancy weaves with prices ranging from ten to twenty five dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hart, Schaffner & Marx
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Shinn-Simmons
Mr. Garr
Main Street
Miss Graves
Myrtle Deshw Graves
Murrell Auditoring
Moniay
H. Toe Frog
William F. Chiles
Rubinstein
Tschatkowsky
Teresi
Espignol
Moxekowski
Charles H. Wolfe
Richmond
Pearl Street
Department of Agriculture
The
Missouri University
Moose
Eee
Telcome
M. V
Norfolk
McDaneld & Wiley Clothing CO
Hart, Schaffner & Marx Clothing
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