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Newspaper
Lexington Intelligencer
Location
Lexington, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1918
Page
2
A historical note records the mailing matter entered at the post office in Lexington Missouri indicating second class mail status and local postal handling.
Dover notes report Miss Josephine Carter and son Tyler return to Fairfax after a relatives visit, and John Slusher heads to Columbia for university. School opens with Ouida Abbott as principal. Cox school lacks a teacher. Numerous residents travel to Kansas City, Lexington, Marshall, and St. Louis for work, school, and visits, with several local births, car mishaps, and civic events also recorded.
Mrs W B Nowlin returned from Jefferson City after visiting her mother Mrs Char ley Corder. Miss Ogda McGrew will teach in Matta Bend. M L Duffy came from Kansas City to spend days with family. Miss Lois Walton visited her mother Mrs Fannie Walton from Kansas City. Ernestine Ancil of Marshall stayed with Estelle and Nannie Mae Bridgewater. Mrs Orphaes Cook returned from Camp Funston where her husband was ill. Florence Hackley leaves for Sheffield to teach next year. Margaret McGrew heads to Chillicothe Business College. Will Iseral returns from Kansas City. Sallie Dinwiddie of Sedalia stayed with James Bridgwater. Nadine Hackley leaves for Fayette for college. J R Tuston in Kansas City on business. Estelle Bridgwater spent Saturday in Marshall. Will Cook and family moved from Cameron to establish home here. Misses Nannie May Bridgwater Fern and Marcella Fletcher mentioned.
Mrs. A. L. Smith traveled to Kansas City Sunday for a visit. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Rosewall spent Sunday and Monday there. Mr. and Mrs. Robert O'Dell went to Wellington for a visit. Lawrence Palmer left Monday to visit relatives in Rock Island.
A liberal reward is offered for the return of a ring described as a single whale pearl set in diamonds. Bring the ring to this office to receive the reward.
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