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Lexington Intelligencer

Location

Lexington, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Sep 14, 1901

Page

3

Lexington Lex: Town News Roundup of Travel and Visits

Lexington citizens share letters of travel and visits to Sedalia Kansas City Higginsville and Independence. Many residents leave for state fair, family visits, and business trips. bridge repairs restore Missouri Pacific traffic as community looks forward to annual Daughters of the Confederacy supper.

Pat Conners Sedalia Tipton Elizabeth Chambers Kansas City Lexington James Price Kawtown A. A. Lesueur Jos. O. Lesueur Antlers, I. T United Daughters of the Confederacy

Mines Improved Under Captain Wiley's Expertise

The old narrow track mines handled 1400 to 1600 as a load. Superintendent Captain T. B. Wiley brings extensive coal mine experience. His knowledge and tireless labor have produced mines in fine shape and thoroughly completed.

Valley Midway Coal Company T. B. Wiley

Excitement in Higginsville Opera House Leads to Stampede

Panic broke out Friday night at the Higginsville opera house as a lunch room brawl between George Logan and miners Ed Hill and Peter Straesser sparked a rapid exit of patrons. Injuries included cuts and bruises. Mrs. Mitchell suffered convulsions and others fainted amid alarms of a fire. Logan claims self defense.

Opera House Higginsville Opera House Playhouse Charles Mitchell George Logan Ed Hill Peter Straesser Stracsser Hill Logan

Wedding of William Pollard and Maggie V Glenn in Lexington

A Catholic ceremony in Lexington united William Pollard and Maggie V Glenn of Lafayette County. Rev D M Costello officiated as attendants Walter Keating and Ella Glenn stood beside the couple. The event surprised many friends and the bride’s sister, Ella Glenn, attended.

William Pollard Maggie V. Glenn Lafayette County Lexington D. M. Costello Walter B. Keating Ella Glenn Pollard

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