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Lexington Intelligencer

Location

Lexington, Missouri, United States of America

Date

May 21, 1910

Page

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Promising Violin Recital At Central College Murrell Hall

Monday evening Miss Elvira Clark presented a violin recital at Murrell Auditorium Central College for graduation in the violin course. Her winter progress shows marked improvement and the performance displayed good tone and legato in Berceuse from Jovelyn and Gavotte by Gossoe. Miss Sallie Campbell accompanied with five modern songs and delivered an excellent voice showing charm enjoyed by listeners.

Elvira Clark Murrell Auditorium Central College Clark Jovelyn Gossoe Sallie Campbell Miss Campbell

Pheasants Multiply Under Local Release Plan

A. Keith and Al Gillen distributed Chinese pheasants across the county this spring hoping to establish productive flocks. One pair on John Keith's farm between Lexington and Odessa has hatched twelve chicks. Other pairs have not been heard from yet but are expected to yield similar numbers, becoming plentiful after a few years if not hunted.

A. Keith al Gillen John Keith Lexington Odessa

Lex ington College Commencement Program A Period Card

TheLexington College commencement schedule spans Saturday to Tuesday with events including an art reception senior banquet Baccalaureate service and Y W C A sermon by Rev Homer Cook class day exercises alumnae meeting annual concert and graduating exercises at Grand Opera House featuring Dr D J Evans address Also notes on local residents Mrs A W Sandring Mrs W H Ewing and Mrs H Schaefermeyer with funeral attendance in Kansas City and Moberly Mo

Baptist Church Homer Cook Grand Opera House D. J. Evans

Dover Notes Highlight Local Movements and Visits

Dover notes record visits and errands by residents and visitors from Higginsville Lexington Lexington and Corder. Several local families announce births shipments and travel including Johnson Wohl Hitt Hogan and Stolte families with various Bac MS. The column mentions shopping trips and visits to relatives in multiple nearby towns.

Charles C Carroll Jr Dead in St. Louis

Charles C Carroll Jr died Thursday May 12 at his home in St. Louis He was about 56 and survived by two daughters Mary J and Josephine Carroll of St Louis three sisters Mrs Turner of Albuquerque NM Mrs J L Ennis of St Louis and Mary J Carroll and one brother D B Carroll of Webster Groves Missouri.

Charles C, Carroll, Jr Charles C. Carroll, Jr St. Louis Carroll Lexington Mary J Josephine Carroll Mary J. Carroll Harry Turner Albuquerque N. M J. L. Ennis D. B. Carroll Webster Groves

Death by live wire kills Walter Peters in Newton Kansas

Walter Peters, grandson of Mrs. Clara Moore of this city, was accidentally killed last Monday in Newton Kansas by contact with a live electrical wire. He lived with his parents Mr and Mrs William Peters. The funeral was held Wednesday afternoon.

Walter Peters Clara Moore Newton Kansas William Peters

Otto Stalling Returns From State Bakers Convention

Otto Stalling attended the State Bakers Convention in Joplin and returned home yesterday morning.

Otto Stalling Joplin

Peculiar couple wed as May wedding at brides home

John Knight of Peculiar and Miss Patience Everston united in marriage at the bride's home north of town on Wednesday May 11 at 7 pm by Rev J BR Scott. Newlyweds depart for Peculiar to begin life together while local notes report visitors and incidents from town and nearby communities including obituaries and upcoming Wentworth Military Academy event activities.

John Knight Peculiar Patience Everston J. BR. Scott Geo. Stier Kansas City Lewis Stoerner Mr. Peters R. P. Kineheloe Paul Proctor John Blucher A. Heidbrink Andy Goetz Janes Swanders Ernest Schowengerdt Kansa City Tesla Francis Moore Daugster Moore Taunton Oklahoma Murry Warren Meg Warren Judge Els Butt Mt. Hebron Francis Sallie Ewing Robert Ewing Odessa John Ewing Our Town John Moore Mena Ark Pack Beamer Presly Peak Blackburn Joe Simpson Amarilla Texas Joe Lydia Belle Butt Lawton Thos. Moore John Jenkins Ferguson John Blanche Reynolds Chicago T. D. Williamson W. J. Weaver William Jewell Wale The Baptist Church

Local travelers attend meetings in Kansas City and Sedalia

Ross Callaway of near Lexington visited Kansas City on Wednesday evening. Peter Mallett, Thomas Wedge and John Coes returned Thursday from Sedalia where they attended a state Red Men meeting.

Ross Callaway Near Lexington Kansas City Peter Mallett Thomas Wedge John Coes Sedalia The Red Men

Judge John E. Burden Visits Kansans City for Gil Business

Judge John E. Burden traveled to Kansans City on Thursday to conduct re gil business, meeting local officials and handling routine duties.

John E. Burden Kansans City Gil

Social visits and travel notes from Kansas City chain

Miss Cornelia Ludwig spent yesterday in Kansas City. Mrs C M Scott left for Arkansas after visiting Mrs FT Grimes. Eugenes Woeher visited Kansas City Thursday evening. F Morath and daughter Miss Charlotte went to Kansas City for several days. Mrs W D Tompkins and daughter Miss Eugenia arrived from Kansas City to visit her father Capt Ardinger. C F Alger left for St Louis on business Thursday. James Finley of San Jose moved to visit his mother Thornton. Mrs Julia Finley and Mrs William Hoefer of Fligginsville returned home after visiting locally yesterday.

A. W. Sandring Kansas City W. H. Ewing Nashville Wash Johnson Higginsville Phillip Wohl Lexington Eliza Cox Jessie Lee Hitt Miss Hannah John Hogan Walter Trent Rudolph Stolte Charlie Cox Bob Tarwood James Winn Taylor Winn Corder Annie Killion Leonard Vaughan Littlejohn Miss Jewell Frank Evans LeGrand Ryland Ada Frank Lexineton Fletcher Cox Odessa Will Meng Wesco Malinda Haggard George Trent Lynchburg George Evans Concordia Will Winn Harvey Vaughan Lizie Vaughan Lofton Firman White Arthur Stolte Capt Err. Zeyzing Buford Gordon Walter Peacock Creed Butler Addie Mary Malta Bend Mrs. Davis N. J. Gordon Drummers Association Marshall Carrie Gordon St. Lauia George Kelling Joha Davis Robert Long Chas Pettie Julia Lane Migginaville Priscilla Baur Login Calloway Quirlind California Howl Waverly T. J. Walker Daugher Golden City Bruner Wheeler Okmulgee Oklahoma W. W. Davis Cornelia Ludwig F. Morath Charlotte James Finley San Jose Cal Thorntoy Julia Finley William Hoefer Fligginsvilly Frank Hoefer

Miss Ivy Shelton Graduation Piano Recital Impresses

Miss Ivy Shelton presented a Central hall piano recital Saturday evening featuring Fantasia, Slumber Song, Novellette and more. The program showcased free style Fantasia, singing Slumber Song, fluent Novellette, with acclaim at the close and many congratulations.

Ivy Shelton Central Halle

Phetzing Named Revenue Collector after Gordon Death

U G Phetzing received commission as collector of revenue for Lafayette following the death of Geo J B Gordon. The appointment meets general approval, with support from party members and Democrats alike.

Geo. B. Gordon U. G. Phetzing Worhing Las Fayette Geo. JB. Gordon Mr. Phetzing Menhors

Local Visits Reach Kansas City With Family Guests

Mrs Richard Pidd and her daughter Mrs Carrie traveled to Kansas City Thursday for a brief visit. Mrs Geo Hutchiron arrived from Kansas City Wednesday evening to visit her daughter Mrs CL If Wilcoxen.

Richard Pidd Carrie Kansas City Geo. Hutchiron CL If, Wilcoxen

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Gautring Bach Victor Herbert Ashford D' Hardelot Logan Brindisi Vaise Alurd Lexington College Robert Chamblin L¢Ginsville Lex Dover Mayview Notes Christian Church W. M. White Mexico Wentworth Military Academy Campbell Catron Tantman Smock Allsteen Sally Campbell B. M. Little Tramuerei - Schumann Attila Atte Lou Catron Spencer Drossler Phillip Keller
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