12 Nov 1910
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Newspaper
Lexington Intelligencer
Location
Lexington, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1910
Page
1
Miss Marion Barnard eldest daughter of Mr and Mrs Chas Barnard fractured her left arm in two places while playing Sunday. Dr QC T Ryland reduced the fracture and the girl was resting well.
Wentworth cadets crushed the Kansas City Washington Club 96 to zero on Saturday at the academy campus. Martin scored five touchdowns and kicked eleven goals, Lill Sunderland added four, Butler two, Hedrick one, Wortmont also listed. Referee Hoops of Kansas City and other WMA officials supervised the match.
Fourteen month old Louis Beverly Slusher, son of Mr and Mrs John Slusher, died Thursday evening at 7 30. The funeral is set for this evening at one o'clock from the East Main home with Rev R T Mansfield and Rev R B Briney officiating.
Mrs Kate Bishop and her daughter Marie spent yesterday in Kansas City with Rev and Mrs R B Binney and their young daughter Mary Elizabeth also visiting Kansas City yesterday.
The entire county ticket wins by majorities from fifteen to over four hundred. Winners include O N. M. Houx Representative Z. W. Wright Presiding Judge John Rolf Judge Eastern District John Larkin Judge Western District T. A. Walker Probate Judge J. W. Sydnor Circuit Clerk C C. L. Glasscock County Clerk L. Wilson Collector H. Mo Mc Neel Recorder Co A. Reith Prosecuting Attorney Roosevelt, defamed as a demagogue, suffers crushing defeat as Roosevelt’s district goes to Littleton. Democratic wins also in New York New Jersey Ohio Massachusetts Connecticut. Supporters note party ticket nominations for U S Senate James A. Redd and Republican John C. McKinley.
The Episcopal church will hold morning and evening services next Sunday. CHAS IS BOHN is the rector.
A Christmas bazaar will be held at City Hall on Friday evening November 18 and Saturday November 19. Hot chocolate and wafers will be served. Pickles preserves home made candies and cakes will be on sale.
Mrs Ed Aull spent yesterday at Thomas buying fresh mackrel and codfish for meals.
William A Ehrhart collapsed Tuesday morning about 7:30 from heart failure while preparing to go downtown. He was 47 and survived by his wife and three children. The body will be taken to Kansas City for burial.
Mrs Floyd Davis travels to Kan sage City on Wednesday evening to join her husband C M Owen of Brunswick who arrived to visit in a few days. Mr Owen was formerly of Lexington.
The column lists many residents and visitors including Mrs J Miller recovering, Mike Jods in Groves for a Wednesday, and Mises Nima Haan with Mabel Hefter visiting Marvan friends. It notes Arthur Downs lecture on whiskey and prohibition at the Christian church, couples moving or renovating cottages, and a string of social events. The town celebrates new stock and plans for a brighter business future while families travel to nearby cities.
Local cleric event details are unclear due to jumbled text. The fragment references preaching at a place called Prairie Ghureh in Kew with unrelated garbled phrases mentioning Beles Vives Lexington Similay and a schedule.
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