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Local briefs from Lexington area residents and events
A stream of notices lists travel to Kansas City and other towns, births, marriages, visits, and long lists of neighbors and relatives. It notes James Picket Rainbard’s death in Missoula, and a wedding in Concordia, with many short items about locals visiting kin, attending horse shows, and traveling for business or family reasons.
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Elma Zatinger
Outerville
J. ©. Coss
T. C. Thornbarg
Topeka
Kansas
F. Thornbarg
Lexington
Richmond
Richmond H. &.Eam
Emmerson Elgin
Thayer Grimes
Lawrence
Kans
J. K. Eimonds
Muskogee
Kansas City
Missoula
Montana
James Picket Rainbard
Paul
John Reinhard
de Witt
Crenshaw & Young
Bertha Mushlas
Fort Boott
Hannah Groves
Corder
D. P. Groves
Samuel Drysdale
Wilhelmina Quant
Lawrence Peak
James Peak
August Linberg
Independence
Fay Curtis
Dessa
Kennedy
Missouri
Oklahoma
Texas
Frank Graupper
Harry Mitchell
Poteau
Iti
Robert Wilson
Virgil Reeve
Maryville
Misses Mantle
Fannie Keene
Elizabeth Schenble
St. Louis
Geo. Sheets
Rich Hill
Wm. Stonestreet
Mionte Carver
Laveta
Colo
John R. Potts
Shouse
Melerer
Crysdale
Russell
B. Brazier
Helen
Hery Myers
Odessa
Presbyterian Union of Lafayette
Hollister
Rocky Mountain
Leroy Farmer
M. Bredehoeft
Russell Woodruff
Concordia
W. Bastian
Meta Dammann
Ed Petty
Childred
Versailles
Tno
Briscoe
Kansas City Packet Company
Boat Inc
Kaotally
Stockman
Department of
Spockman
Gillen's