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Lexington Intelligencer

Location

Lexington, Missouri, United States of America

Date

May 27, 1911

Page

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Wedding at Huntsville Motel Ends In Lexingon Couple's Train Trip

Miss Mary Whiston Maneinett and Theodore Bates wed at the Huntsville motel. Guests filled the lobby for the ceremony with a ring ceremony. Afterward, the couple, in wedding attire, left for Higbee and then St. Louis, planning to visit the East before Lexington residence. Out‑of‑town guests named Bates, Atkerson, Pitts, and Wilhite among others. The town’s fair and events activity are also noted.

Mary Whiston Maneinett Theodore Bates Salisbury J. Rh, Mabeo W. WW. Redenbaugh Munts- Ville Tharbo Gras Mary Lillite Atkerson Lesington Lils Road Mrs. Bates Mise Trammett Mr. Bates Lexington Huntsville T. L. Davis St. Louis Margaret Bates Atkerson G. N. Bates Worth Bates John Bowman LH. Westerman B. Young

For Rent Pasture Land Near City with Water

Weed in 35 or 40 acres of good pasture with reliable water. Phone 518. J. Shelton left Monday evening for Charlottesville Virginia to visit relatives. Dr B J Kampf went to Kansas City Tuesday on professional business.

J.C. Shelton Charlottesville B. J. Kampf Kansas City

Death of J L Marshall in this county

J I Marshall longtime Wellington drag dealer died Tuesday evening after a three week illness at his home two miles south of town. Born March 21 1831 he married Cordelia Sloan in 1855 and is survived by four children Lucie Nellie L W and J E all of this city. An elder in Cumberland Presbyterian church and a 50 year Mason funeral led by Rev T M Cobb at Edenview church Friday morning at 10.

J. I. Marshall Mr. Marshall Wellington Town Cordelia Sloan Lucie Nellie L. W J. E Marshall Cumberland Presbyterian Church Masonic Lodge T. M. Cobb Edenview Church

Local Visitors and Travelers Reported in Brief

Dr. B C Gordon returned Monday evening from a trip to Benton City Missouri. Miss Grace Farley returned to her home in Sedalia Thursday after a visit here with relatives.

B. C. Gordon Benton City, Mo Grace Farley Sedalia

Miss Jo Hinesley Entertains Friends in Marion County

Miss Jo Hinesley hosted a Thursday afternoon party from five thirty to six with about forty friends honoring Miss Fern Bailey formerly of Lexington now residing in Marceline Missouri. The home was lush with flowers and ferns, hearts was played, followed by elegant refreshments. First prize went to Miss Nailey and a second prize to Mrs. Rollins of Chicago. Out of town guests included Miss Marie Youngs of Warrets-Swirg, Mrs. D. A. Ruchel of St. Louis, Mrs. Rollins of Chicago, Miss Duvall of Kansas City, and Miss Sisse Akers of Richmond.

Jo Tinesley Fern Bailey Lexington Marceling Nailey Rollins Chicago Marie Youngs Warrets- Swirg D. A. Ruchel St. Louis Duvall Kansas City Sisse Akers Richmond

Local social notes and visits from area residents

Master Raymond Coyle arrived Thursday to visit his aunt Mrs. William Welch. Mrs. M. D. Wilson returned Thursday evening from a visit in St. Louis. She was accompanied home by Miss Eleanor Stanard who will make her a visit. Dr. J. J. Fulkerson went to Boonville yesterday on professional business. Sen Jas P. Chinn came up from Shiggineville yesterday to attend the street fair. Warren Vivian went to Kansas City yesterday to spend the day. Mrs. Wm. Palmer Jr. returned to her home in Kansas City Thursday evening. Miss Eva Todd of Fayette arrived Thursday evening for a visit with friends and to attend the Todd-Catron wedding. Misses Helen Fulkerson and Laura Wilson went to Higginsville this morning for a few days. Mrs. Reis Turpin and Miss Alice Quarles returned to Kansas City Sunday night after a visit with Madge and Mrs. Richard Field, and Mrs. John Adams announce the birth of twin boys Saturday, May 20, Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Bates arrived Sunday evening from St. Louis. A. W. Waddell and A. K. Waddell of St. Louis arrived Friday to attend the funeral of their grandmother, Mrs. Hannah Waddell. Through an error they were a day late for the funeral.

Harry N. Harper Missouri Peeitie Myrick Helen Yingling Kansas City Kansas Marin Harper B. Yingling Waaon Thayer Lexington Raymond Coyle William Welch M. D. Wilson St. Louis Eleanor Stanard J. J. Fulkerson Boonville Sen Jas P. Chinn Shiggineville Warren Vivian Wm. Palmer, Jr Eva Todd Fayette Helen Fulkerson Laura Wilson Higginsville John Adams Theodore. Bates A. W. Waddell A. K. Waddell Hannah Waddell

Pacific Express Company to Quit and Wells Fargo Takeover Likely

The Pacific Express Company, held by the Goulds, may be liquidated with Wells Fargo & Co taking over, ending Pacific routes to the Midwest and West. Negotiations reportedly seek legal sale of Pacific Express stock to Wells Fargo to continue service, while remaining routes may shift to Wells Fargo if blocked.

Pasilio Express Company Didi Wells Missouri "Welt toRiss Ats United States Gouldsehen Welle?argo & Co New York Sun Facily Express Company Goulds Missouri Pacific Gould Pacific Express Wiells-Fargo & Co

Road grading contracts awarded for Dover and Wellington roads

At the Monday meeting of the Road District commissioners the Dover road grading contract was awarded to Randall and Head of Independence and Ashurst Bros. of this city received the Wellington road contract. Work will begin immediately and proceed rapidly on both roads.

Dover Road Randall Head of Independence Ashurst Bros Wellington Road

Local visitors and residents travel to Kansas City

Mrs M Davenport returned Monday evening from Joplin. Geo Cohrs of Kansas City arrived Tuesday from a visit with relatives. Miss Fannie Weber went to Kansas City Sunday for a few days. Roscoe Groves of Kansas City spent Sunday here with relatives. Miss May and Alice Peak went to Kansas City this morning for the day. Miss Lelia Young went to Kansas City this morning. Mrs Annia Burgess went to Mr and Mrs F L Carter spent Sunday in Higginsville. Join M Price returned from Kansas City Sunday night. Dr N B Payne spent Sunday in Kansas City. E N Hopkins went to Kansas City this morning on business.

Mrs. ©. M. Davenport Joplin Geo. Cohrs Kansas City Fannie Weber Roscoe Groves Misses May Alice Peak Lelia Young Annia Burgess F. L. Carter Higginsville M. Price N. B. Payne E. N. Hopkins

The Old Men’s Club Meeting Notes

The semimonthly meeting of the Oh Men’s Club will be held at Corder on Saturday June 3. Wm L Sith and TLT to report on the death of Butler Moore. Five members present: Wmn Nolte, Thomas M, Luke Wy, D Stager, B Ridze, and W B Warren have died since the last meeting. All members are invited. Hose O Charity, Mees. Prank Roo vnit, Sor.

Oh Men‘s Cluh Corder Butler Moore Snembers Wmn Nolte Thomas M Luke Wy D. Stager Ridze W. B. Warren

Davenport kin returns home after visit

RK. AL Davenport returned to his St Louis home Monday after a visit. William Beisenherz came back Monday from a trip through Oklahoma City. Frank Slowe W J Panther and E M Darnell traveled to Elk Lick Springs Tuesday to join a meeting of the Central Missouri Fox and Wolf lant ing Association.

AL Davenpoort St. Louis ML Davenport William Beisenherz Oklahoma City Frank Slowe W. J. Panthrer E. M. Darnell Elk Lick Springs Central Missouri, Fox and Wolf Lanting Association

Thirteenth Annual Meet Ying of the Prongers Association

The Thirteenth Annual Meet Ying of the Gernin Pronger's Association was held here Friday. An estimated fifty five hundred visitors were in town. A hall event drew notable members including Nicholas atLexing, Jide J. Si Alidgenters, Concordin Vice-President AG, Theuing of Lexington, S. T. Levin secretary, with Tot Gay emitie Tablewing of Meare.

Gernin Pronger Meare Nicholas [Ners Lexiingtout Prvestelutit Jide J. Si Alidgenters Concordin Lexington Treaster

Miss Matilda Dallinger Arrives for Visit in Town

Miss Matilda Dallinger arrived from Jefferson City on Thursday evening to visit Miss Rachel Andreen. Mr and Mrs Thoms Pollock and two children came from St Julia, Missouri yesterday to visit Mr Pollock's mother, Mrs Kate Bishop.

Matilda Dallinger Jefferson City Rachel Andreen Thoms Pollock St. Julia Mr Pollock Kate Bishop

Also Mentioned on This Page

Bates-Hanmett Parker Anvisement Company Parker Anasdment Company Lexingto Parker Phard B. D Weedin J. L. Marshall Miss Jo Hinesley Reis Turpin Alice Quarles Aisit Madge Richard Field U. S The Old Men's Club S. T. Levin Wigeinsenllsy Wits Cabere Sp Beara
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