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Newspaper

Lexington Intelligencer

Location

Lexington, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Nov 28, 1908

Page

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Wentworth Defeats Kemper 28-0 at Liberty Park Sedalia

In Sedalia a bannered crowd watched Wentworth beat Kemper 28 to 0 after a 22-0 win over the Osteopaths. Lexington’s Wentworth showed speed and teamwork, while Kemper struggled with injuries and rough play as fans traveled from Boonville and Lexington.

Liberty Park Sedalia Kirksville Kemper Wentworth Boonville Lexington Kansas City Tigers Liberty Kemperites Kemper Goon Lexingtonians Cook II Hurley Owens Hirlix Cooke Wyatt Conklin Littlefield Cook Jr Slattery Hakites Eerie Atara

Fuhr and Cully Wed at Christain Church Parsonage

Fuhir Cully H L Fuhr and Misa Alta B Cully of Lexington wed Wednesday afternoon at the Christain church parsonage. Rev R B Binney officiated the ceremony.

H. L. Fuhr Misa Alta B. Cully Lexington Christain Church Rev. R. B. Binney

Knights of Pythias elect officers for term

The Knights of Pythias held their annual election Thursday selecting F. P. Greiser C E Dan Reubel V O Ernest Meunier Pre John McDermott M of W M Ladeson M of E F L Carter BK RS M of F Morgan Baker M of A Ben Vocat Trustee. Local residents and visitors from Kansas City Higginsville Wellington and Missouri University students arrived for Thanksgiving as many other townsfolk were noted in travel and social visits.

K. of P F. P. Greiser C. E Dan Reubel V. O Ernest Meunier John McDermott M. Ladeson F. L. Carter

Locals and Travels Round Lexington Weekend News

A string of residents and visitors frequent Lexington Saturday and Tuesday with trips to Kansas City and Higginsville. Names include Jack Cooper Herman Wahl the Harwood family and J Lee Carter. Local social events feature Miss Sallie Corbin and Miss Naomi Brown hosting card party with light refreshments.

Local notes and visits fill Thanksgiving week

Mrs Bettle Hackley visits Slater while Clyde Lewis and others attend medicine show crowds. Dozens travel and visit Higgingville Higgingville—Misses Edna Corder and Mary Marquis. Casper Kramer returns from LaPlatte. Protracted meeting at Methodist church invites all. Thanksgiving gatherings at Holden, Odessa, and Dover. School box supper funds library. Oak Grove versus Corder High School basketball ends 24 to 14. Eastern Star dinner hosts guests at Malin Street.(colloquial local events with many named residents, travels, and church activities)

Oak Grove Measdames Wim. Groves M. Reynolds O. L. Wilson Thad, Corder Nathan Corder Peache Rhodes James Corder Jens Hitt, Jr Willis Lloyd Slusher W. H. Dean William Wilson Henry Meyers J. Prerking Steve Pletcher Geo. Bell S. Roth Har Lyons Pam Dean Mary Bawardy

Bankers Meet in Lexington Missouri Group Five Holds Luncheon

Group five of the Missouri Bankers Association met Tuesday in Lexington at Nickell's home. Principal addresses by Le. Nelson and J. P. Allen of Seaboard National Bank gave insights on credit and farming industry. A four course lunch followed with widespread attendance from bankers across Missouri and nearby states.

Missouri Bankers’ Association Elis Thin City W. Moore Banceton A. E. Rogers Jr. M. Taubman Lexington Moore Richard Iield H. R. McCutcheon Holden W. C. Gordon Marshall F. Lb. Wright Smithton Brill Lincoln Chas E. Steele Blackwater M. HA Davis Columbia J. B. Allen Seaboard National Bank of New York City W. T. Nelson W.C. Harris Fulton Missouri W. T. Keyser Napoleon E. P. Neef Sedalia H. R. McCutchen BW. Harris, Jr Pilot Grove J. F. Farrell St. Louis C. Bi. Steele J. M. Denny, Jr Rissler Pleasant Green L. W. Fricke Ey Gamble Kansas City W. B. Waddell C. Evans F. A. Hoefer J. P. Caffee St. Louia J. P. Hinton Hannibal R. St. Calkins St. Joseph Dr. Cobb Odessa J. H. Christy J. R. Moorehead J. BR. Chamberlain A. Burnhardt G. A. Bates J. K. Taubman W. L. Groves Lee Wallace Irving Tevis C. A. Marshall New York

Episcopal service in Wo'clock a.m. and p.m.

Rev John Plunkett will hold service at the Episcopal church Sunday November 27th at Wo'clock a. m. and 7.00 p. m. Mrs A A Wilson went to Kansas City Wednesday to visit relatives for a few days. Misa Jowell Weitemoyer of Clinton arrived Tuesday evening for a wish t o with the family of Maj EB Hick man. Miss Clarice Weyand went to Otter ville Wednesday to spend several days with her friend Miss Rima Zoll ingrer. Miss Estelle Wilker is visiting in Kansas City Wednesday. Prewitt Roberta returned from Columbia Tuewlay to Spend Thanks giving with his parents Dr and Mra M G Roberts.

Pat Lyona Kansas City W. F. Hinesley Milton Boyle Oscar Westerman W. A. Hill John C. Young, Jr Albert Spell Alberquerque N. M M. Englehard Mary Terhune Liberty Leroy Farmer Glasgow Chas, Hoofer Higginsville J. H. Campbell Anna Phetsing Mike Myrtle Helmbrook Maurice Birklin Edwin Roberts Warren Sherman Guy Morrison Missouri University T. J. Green Lanbelle Max Wellington Ed Earle John Marshall Walter Whitsett Lucy May Payne Mary Logan Bryant Flavel Vivian Wagoner Okla Irving Withers Lee Surgett Blackburn Pack Beamer Chas. A. Keith Frank Jones Homefolke Geo. Smarr Otto Nolte John Hacktley Col W. B. Buford Warrensburg Lafayette Washington Township W.d. Weaver Lexington Wm. Perkins Oklahoma Geo Tiefel Geo. Green Mis Wm. Weaver Kate Bullard Sallie Warren Walter Windsor Dessie Lute Reynolds Gon. Grover Grand Pass Geo. Humphreys Tillie Smith Alma Kincheloe John Morrison G. W. Hyde Ryland ‘Oodhunter Fannie Sawyer Independence Ethel Mackle Herman Wahl Eddie J. R. Plattenburg Joé Phillips Martin Phillips Carl Willie Harwood J. Lee Carter Malta Bend Odus Pollard Middle Crove Mra EB. P. Cox Walter Trent, Sr John Eppes Lizzie White John Dysart Higgingville Sallie Virgie Corbin Naomle Brown Corder Rev Abbot of Christian Church Mitta Hunter Nannie Littlejohn Will Winn W. A. Redd Thomas Campbell Leon Lewis Northy Mattie Cole Kansas ‘City Allan Hickam Edith McLane Rand Methodist Church Ladies of the Christian Church Baptist Edd Hackley Milton Hester U.S&. Navy RB. E. Hester W. B. Cobb John Steele Baptist Sunday School J. W. Hannah Odessa Mary Corrin Corrin Ada Annie Wthel Barley Marshall Hunter Barley David Eneka Manitou Hugh Rogers Columbia A. Rogers Ernest Kriehn Excelsior Springs John Plunkett Episcopal Church A. A. Wilson Misa Jowell Weitemoyer Clinton Maj EB. A. Hickman Clarice Weyand Otterville Rima Zollingrer Estelle Wilker Prewitt Roberta Columbia Tuewlay Mra M. G Roberts

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Cook Kemper Hoge LE Cockey Green Littlefield McLanchlin Chambers Conklin Allison Blake Westover Stewart Chambers Groves Wescott Hilux Baldridge Owens LA Slattery Cook Dodge Shannon Clausen M.S. A Dr. Lewis McReary Fuhir-Cully Cook, II Mayview Notes Miss Nettle Heldbrink Zoda Piller Brown Jones Em, Taubman Dover Notes Jack Cooper Hig Hoeville Webb Cole Ernest Corbin Rudolph Yakley R. L. Fox J. M. Redd Harry G. Armatrong Odense Ethel A. Foulds Rees Napoleon Esther T. Jongbladt Clyde Lewis Columbia Edna Corder Mary Marquis Casper Kramer la Plitte Paul Meister Misa Laurea Quill Sinevey Eva Langley Hunter Bailey G. B.sydnor Lee's Summit Walter Sydnor Methodist Church, South Warren Grace Turpin Lizzie McMillen Lydia Earnshaw Dover, Ky D. C Heathman Missouri Bankers Association
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