Central Organ Opened At Murrell Auditorium Lexington
A new organ by Thierry Ducher’s Sons was formally opened in Murrell Auditorium Central College by Edward Kreiser of Kansas City. The instrument features sixteen speaking stops six couplers four pistons a balanced crescendo pedal and an electric blower with rich oak décor and gold pipes. Kreiser’s recital drew a large audience and favorable notices, with several pieces showcasing the organ’s variety and power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murrell
Central College
Edward Kreiser
Independence Boulevard Chistian Church
Kansas City
Tierry Tucher
Lexington
Morrell
Dunford
Krieser
Conrold
Kreiser
Joseph Hayin
Reix Borowski
Marek Solennelle
Death of John F. Neill Pioneer Resident Dies Near Higginsville
John F. Neill a La Fayette county pioneer died Friday evening at his home near Higginsville. Born May 22, 1824 in Lee County Virginia he was nearly 89. He moved to this county in 1837 and lived here since. Survived by four sons and two daughters he was an uncle of M. D. and S. N. Wilson. Funeral held Sunday at the home with interment at Higginsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Palmer
W. A. Ransdill
Wayne Avenue
Kansas City
Palmer
Lexington
William
This City
John
Ross Palmer
W. A. Randall
C. T. Miller
Odessa
John F. Neill
Lafayette County
O'Lock
Higginsville
Mr. Neill
Lee County
Virginia
M. D
S. N. Wilson
Higeinsville
Edenview Cumberland Presbyterian Revives Services Near Lexington
The Cumberland Presbyterian church at Edenview two miles south of Lexington announces Sunday morning and evening services, 11 a.m. and 8 p.m., with Sunday school at 10 a.m. A revival begins May 12 led by Brother T O Matthews from Sedalia, with the choir meeting at 7 30 p.m. and services at 8 p.m. daily until further notice, Pastor Rev C Schaudit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Edenview
Lexington
T O. Matthews
Sedalia
C, Schauidt
Off For Europe Tour Starts From St Louis Bound for Boston
William Palmer left Tuesday morning for St Louis where Charles Lyons joined him on Thursday. They will sail Saturday May 17 on the steamship Cre tic for a world tour and return in September. Miss Anna Lyons, daughter of John K Lyons of Page City, won the spelling match at the courthouse Tuesday night. Mr and Mrs J W Sydnor went to Kansas City Wednesday to spend the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buford Gordon
Palmer Sill
Lexingon
Win. Holland
Kansas City
H. L. Corbin
Geo. F. Zeyzing
Frank Zeyzing
Cook
Baptist
Dolly Trent
Lexington
Cullom
D. J. Updyke
Anna Lee
Higginsville
Mary Nesmith
W. T. Starkee
Floyd Davis
Blise Neer
Ap bin
Ed Armbrewster
Lawrence
Corder
Maggie Jeffries
Odes
Avaline Hogan
Joan
K. C. Hogan
Ben Wessell
Near Waverly
Walter Trent
Ladies of the Christian Church
William Palmer
St. Louis
Charles Lyons
Boston
Anna Lyons
John K. Lyons
Page City
Court House
J. W. Sydnor
Cubs Rally Past Wellington 5-4 in West Swing
The Lexington Cubs edged Wellington 5 to 4 in a baseball game as the Cubs turned four double plays to stifle Wellington. Culix-Clark, Patterson and Roy formed the battery for Lexington while Wellington’s lineup included Mignery Thiommat and Bartlett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington Cubs
Wellinggton
Cubis
Battery
Culix
Clark
Patterson
Roy
Wellngton
Mignery
Thiommat
Bartlett
Births and travel notes from a 1913 page
Mr and Mrs G Marquis announce the birth of a boy on May 15 1913. J W Bydner traveled to Kansas City to join his father awaiting an appendicitis operation on Tuesday. Mr Sydney is in critical condition. Ds and Mrs G W Hyde attended the Southern Baptist Church Convention in St Louis. Dr A B Rogers went to St Louis Tuesday evening.
Funeral and visits reported across several towns
Capt. Ryland Todhunter attended the funeral of Geo. Van Diver in Higginsville on Wednesday. Miss Eunice McClure of Central College visited Hughesville on Wednesday, accompanied home by Mrs. J. C. Shelton for a few days. F. M. Tford and his son FP M, with Dr. and Monroe Butler, went to Kansas City on Wednesday for the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ryland Todhunter
Higginsville
Geo. Vandiver
Eunice McClure
Central College
Hughesville
J.C. Shelton
F. M. Tford
FP. M
and Monroe Butler
Kansas City
James N Price Seriously Injured in Pistol Accident
Saturday evening around 6 30 Jim Price sustained four serious wounds from a pistol discharge. The bullet entered above the hip bone and passed horizontally through his body, falling from his clothing as he was treated. He was taken home where medical efforts focused on relief. recovery is doubtful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James N. Price
Jim’? Price
Price
Miss Swartz Returns From Higginsville Visit
Miss Mildred Swartz who has been visiting in Higginsville returned home Tuesday evening. Mr. F. Campbell of Higginsville spent Wednesday here on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy May Payne
Migginsville
Sallie D. Anasell
Jannie Duling
Kansas City
James P. Chinn
Higginsville
Lexington
B. M. Little
Pauline Sellers
California
Lydia Greer
Tigginsville
Io Hinesley
Mildred Swartz
Hr. F. Campbell
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Pathesique
Tscharkowski
Hallas Fugue
Bach Concert Caprica
Edward Areiser
L. Boucherou
J. Sturges
Archerd Wagner
Ruth Chastain
Lexington College Chapel
Sone
Chastain
Mark Tweit
Miss Chastain
Ina Gibson
Lady Geraldine
Elizabeth Browning
Nevin
Dover Notes
Firman White
Wis
Capt. Eno, Zeyzing and
Rony Gray
Waverly
L. F. Qos
C. L. Cox
R. P. Iarwood
Will Pauling
Blanche Turman
Nannie Littlejohn
Deann Dysart
Jona Eppes
Leon Lewis
Oscar Thomas
Oscar ‘Tromas
T. RB. Landrum
Lustteas
Y Waverly
Ile
Mrs. Thomas
Intelligencer
Europe
Cubs
Wellington
Henry McNeel
Wm. Walker
L. A. Connor
Crossett
Hart, Schaffner & Marx
SIO
Norfolk
McDaneld & Wiley Clothing CO
Hart, Schaffner & Marx Clothing
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