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Lexington Intelligencer

Location

Lexington, Missouri, United States of America

Date

May 25, 1901

Page

3

Lexington Daily Briefs Snapshot of Local Comings and Goings

Local residents and visitors are referenced in a string of arrivals, departures, travels, and social events across Lexington and nearby towns. The items mention people visiting kin, attending meetings, going on trips to Kansas City, Higginsville, or Jefferson City, and participation in alumni banquets, races, and fishing trips. Notable names include families and professionals from the area. The notes capture a bustling pattern of daily movement and community ties across Lafayette County.

J. M. Ward Turner Hall M. J. Butler Leavenworth Fourteenth U. S. Cavalry Eighth Cuba Ballard Crenshaw & Young Clarence Vivian Lexington Happy Hour Club Vivian Higginsville Jeffersonian Price

Hall's Great Discovery Promises Kidney Cure in Bottle

An advertisement touts Hall's Great Discovery from Dr W Hall of St Louis, once Waco, Texas, claiming a single bottle cures kidney and bladder troubles, gravel, diabetes, emissions, back pain, rheumatism, and irregularities in men and women, with mail order available for $1 and two months' treatment per bottle. Testimonial from Mexico Missouri dated July 6 1900.

Hall Br. W. Hall St. Louia Waco Texas Crenshaw & Young Mexico Pialote, JR Luckil

Central College Pupils Recital Delights Lexington Audience

A Monday night Central college music hall recital drew many guests as students performed a varied program. Highlights included Grinstead and Bevan vocal pieces, Yates on Carlott Chaminade works, and Marcia Sellers violin selections, with a finish by Mendelssohn and Wynne pieces. A pleasant afternoon followed at the Baptist college with Miss May Peak winning first prize in a photo puzzle contest.

Central College Central Bear Miss Lyons Milloté Misses Smith The Baptist College Mesdames- White Lexington May Peak Annie Ireland Belle- Manly Cornelia Ryland Cornelia Ryland Mabel Sellers Texas Brosius Peery Ruth Lina Burgnes Bradley Atkelson Minehe Young Howe Andrew Gordon McKean

Right of Way Secured for River Route Progress

E 8 Cronk of Missouri Pacific and Green C Fowler returned from Marion after negotiating with farmers for a river route right of way. Four farms remain unsettled in Cole county and condemnatory proceedings will be filed. Mrs. Elizabeth Edwards of Jefferson City received a group photo from England of Moses Edwards family in exchange for a photo of her own family.

Cronk Missouri Pacific Land Department Green C. Fowler Marion Cole County Sarah O'Brien Kansas City Gale Pheebe Waleters Edward Edwards Hodge John Edwards Blackburn William Edwards Lexington H. G. Graham Rebecca Hogan Ida Edwards Elizabeth Kidwards Higgirsviile Jeffersonian

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