Corder Notes Highlight Local Visits and a Large Loss
Miss Awell called to Marshall for a death. Ber tie Lew and Oncar Jones mourners visit in Kansas City. Local visits include Mrs Geo Kleimelvale, Miss Claribel Carder, and Mrs C C Boling. A public sale by George Fricke netted over $1,000. Corder beat Houstonia 9 to 4 in Lafayette County league play. A band moonlight picnic failed due to rain, but the regular picnic later succeeded. Destructive fire hit a millinery store and adjacent properties, about $2,000 insured loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Awell
Marshall
Waels Oncar Jones
Bertie Lew
Kansas City
Earl George
Higgins Ville
Claribel Carder
Geo. Kleimelvale
Taylor Alkire
St. Louis
Neuris Mendenhall
Independence
Varrison Craven
Odessa
George Reynolds
Harvey Carroll
Corder
Col
William Wilson
Leo Wollenman
Otto Ernestmeyer
Kansas
Ball Park
Houstonia
Lexington
Sara Stapp
Carthrae
Jessie Bell
Garr
John Smith, Jr
Concordia
Mrs. Smith
Villinery
The Creation to be performed at Murrell Auditorium
A 1798 oratorio by Hayden famed for its graceful anas and grand chorus debuts in Schwartzenburg Palace Vienna and spreads to London. The Creation will be sung by seventy voices with eminent soloists under D F Conrad at Murrell Auditorium on Tuesday evening May 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schwartzenburg Palace
Vienna
London
Hayden
D.F. Conrad
Murrell Auditorum
Decoration Day observances and local notices in Lexington
Decoration Day will be observed by Jas A Mulligan Post No 11 G A R. Comrades meet at Post Hall at 9:30 a m to decorate graves at Catholic cemetery then at 1:30 p m meet again to decorate Machpelah cemetery services to be held by the post. Donations of flowers welcomed at Missouri Pacific Express Office. The Methodist church ladies held a strawberry and ice cream supper netting about $30. Mr John D Slusher joins Hoff in auto business Hoff Slusher, new cars and accessories to be stocked in Lexington. Rental property bargains offered by Wilson Bros and All.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jas. A. Mulligan
Department of Missouri
Post Hall
Catholic
Machpelah Cemetery
Post
Missouri Pacific Express
John D. Slusher
Sam T. Hoff
Hoff
Untitled notice with scattered business items
Fragmentary OCR note lists sale items and real estate references. Mentions Traders Bank Building Lyons Kansas City trip by Capt Wm F Bahlmann and a Lexington property inquiry. Includes names Wilson Bros Aall and F Morath with limited context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada
Traders Bank
Wices
Lyons
Kansas City
Wm. F. Bahlmann
F. Morath
Lexington Business
Wilson Bros
Aall
For Sale and Rent Notice in Local Ad Section
Wants for a seven year old double gaited driving horse and a Russell rubber tired runabout sold cheap. Also two rental ads: furnished house July to September by Capt G B Pritchard Jr at 1710 Main Street and a six room suite with gas electricity water and bath at 1421 Route Street. Telephone S78 for inquiries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. B. Pritchard, Jr
Main Street
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Carder Notes
Methodist Church
National
St. Loula, Mo
Lydia Schaefermeyer
Rhode Island
Geo, H. Logan
J. K. Leiter
Southwick Hay Press
Ste Frank McDowell
Barrons Grocery
R. Field
Tenth Atree
Southwest Boulevard
Henry A.williams
M. F. Royle
Warrensburg Road
C. E. Lankford
B. ¥. Lankford
J. Bray
Plum Street
Highland
Wentworth Flats
Main
College Streets
Lexington Building and Loan
SirKnight
Wertheimer-Swarts Shoe Company
Dr. Long
J. M.lho
Gov. Wood
Tip Top
Peter
Slack
Mason
Miss Long
Len Long
Orchard Grove Fruit and Stock Farm
Mayview
S. R. Schmutz
DR. EF. J. Kampf
Ruebel & Varn
Ars
al Ruebel
Bathskin
Hinesley
Elizabeth Graves
Elia Bullard
R. M. Little
John C. Young, JR
Franklin St
Lexington, Mo
Ion
Lexington Undertaking Parlors
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