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Newspaper

Lexington Intelligencer

Location

Lexington, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Sep 22, 1906

Page

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Wentworth Band Adds Members And Hosts Concerts

Antworth notes good prospects for the Wentworth band with returning members and new players. The group trains under Capt Day and promises town concerts. Taubman joins Central College board. Odessa Higginsville speakers set. revival planned at Edenview. A body found near Dover identified as Chas Woodson. Campaigns open in Marshall. old letters recalled. many civic and church appointments shared. death of longtime Lexington figure Johns reported.

Antworth Captay Wentworth Howard Kaf Oneida Kas Cornet Allen Warts Goodland Aiso Randolph St. Joseph Ornet Roy Cole Lexington Ovld Gordon Alto Apdford Sellers Ovid Johnson Beatrice Errett Berryman Piedmont Tubs Wren &. Ferguson Harold Ansenger Weaver Colo John Aull Besle Fourth Regiment Pew Ernest G. Weems I. T Geo. EB Weldon Cairo Perry A. Theobald Wayne Neb Don Dawson Rose Leavenworth Richard Colyer Independence Colyer Capt Day Lexington Union H. K. Davis Presbyterian Shore St. Louis A. A. McF Paddin Joho BR Ryland Dr. Atkinon Boulware R. CO. Vaughan J. M. Flemming Alexander Judge Schofield McFaddintrossurer Mre Chapman Mra Bunberg Bie Bussia Iva Kownselor Bascom L. V. Werowag Henry Neill W. H. Ewing Mins Whelan James Hays Avkison Bosaberg H. K. Davie Or. Alexander A. Domingo Neature Dome Farmer Boy Slater Saline Co Utah Johnston Leavenworth City Pinit Green River Wetton l Salt Lake Dave Pyol Southwest Missouri Joplin S Warren E Pattillo Waverly O N. Schulenberger Higginsville A L, Marshall Dover Providence T. D. Payne Corder Blackburn W. B. Cobb Odessa Wellington J. C Saylor Bates City W. F. Dawly Z. M. Williams Kansas City Ree Pasil Linn Central Church T. M. Cobb Belton B. V. Alton Lincoln Prairie ‘Chapel HK. Wolfe Gilliam Cambridge E. Y.ginn la Monte Desden Playton Malta Bend Grand Pass J. CO. Given Campbell Springfield

Death and burial of Mrs Martha Atwood and infant

Mrs Martha Atwood wife of Matthew Atwood superintendent of Plattenburg coal mines died Saturday morning at 26 leaving four children Richard Emma William and Lloyd. The day old daughter died Friday. Funeral services for mother and infant were held Sunday with interment in Machpelah. Transferred Rev J W Howell to West Texas Conference at his request for health reasons. Lexington mourns the loss of a beloved pastor.

W. Dunn Texas Edenview Church Dunn A. W. Green W. G. Hollingsworth Sheboywan Wisconsin T.B Jubns Sor Johns Johns Lexington Board of Education Frank Johns Cheyenne Wyoming Charles Jefferson Oity B. F. Johns, Jr This City Sheboygan Charles Marshall Kansas City W. C. Patterson Sedalia B.S. Dinwiddie Waverly E B. Campball Machpelah The Masons Plattenburg Martha Atwood Matthew Atwood Atwood Richard Emma William Lloyd Methodist Church Southwest Missouri J. W. Howell West Texas Howell

Lexington Merchants Defeated by Concordia in 1400 Runfest

Sunday afternoon at Riverside the Lexington Merchants were defeated by Concordia by 1400 to 0 in a leaping game. No scores until the eighth inning when Concordia pushed ahead with two runs. Batteries for Lexington were McDonald and Jackman. for Concordia Frooxman and Kusch. Pitchers McDonald and Brockman struck out six each. Umpire Lauchner. Notable note references Higginayillo on Sept. 17, 2008, and Wanda wife of Pot.

Riverside Rk Lexington Concordia Sam McDonald Jackman Frooxman Kusch Alta Brockman Dmpire Lauchner Boro Higginayillo Wanda

Catholic Church Services on Sunday Morning

The Catholic church will hold services and preaching Sunday morning at 7 o'clock.

Episcopal Church Service Sunday Evening

A service will be held at the Episcopal Church at 7 30 Sunday evening Rev J A Sohaad from Kansas City will preach at the event.

Episcopal Church J. A. Sohaad Kansas City

Mrs Myers Hosts Luncheon Honoring Mrs Ida Wilson

Mrs Myera hosted a Thursday evening luncheon at Hinesleys in honor of Mrs Ida Hyde Wilson. Attending were Mesdames B. O. Gordon John P. Gordon A. A Jones B. S Hopkins Albert Young HL McDonald Ida Hyde Wilson Richard Field and Miss Lucretia Chambers.

John P Gordon Old Maids Club Natalie Stoneroad Jones Las Vegas New Mexico Gordon Ida A. Wilson P. Silver Susie Lesueur H.W. Myers Myera H. W. Myers Hinesley Ida Hyde Wilson

Cowherd Addresses Lexington Democrats In Serious Speech

Hon W S Cowherd spoke to Lexington and vicinity Democrats Tuesday night in a full courthouse. Ladies attended in notable numbers as the speaker urged unity and party duty. Bell's band played as locals recalled his six years in Congress and praised him as a sane loyal party man. Court actions included bonding matters for Noel-Young Bond Co and D D Martin withdrawing a saloon license application at Bates City. court adjourned to September 25.

W. S. Cowherd Lexington Court House Bell Noel-Young Lexington Township Commercial Bank of the Mississippi Valley Trust Company D. D. Martin Clarence Vivian Bates Clty

Campaign book talks with Folk leaders in Jefferson City

Judge W N Evans chairman of Missouri Democrats spent yesterday in Jefferson City in conference with Governor Folk and Kansas City politicians over the campaign book being published there. The record notes interest in which Kansas City figures attend and calls for cleaner commentary from those politicians.

W. N. Evans Democratic State Committee Jefferson City Folk Kansas City St. Louis

Letter List Vacant at Lexington Post Office 1906

The following names appear on a letter list as vacated or at the Lexington Missouri post office dated September 21, 1906. Colonels, clerks, widows, and others including Anderson Hanscom Brant Hell Blevins Curary Quates and many more were advertised for pickup or inquiries.

Lexington Colonel Anderson Wm Hanscom Louis Brant W. E. Hell Thomas Blevins Anna Curary Dan Quates Buddies Valen Jon Gafire N.S. Gordon Anna Rames B. A. Halcomb T. H Hudspeth Oscar Kuntz O. D Koelloge Washington Price Ike

Dooley-Carter Nuptials Across Higginaville Mo

Invitations were received in Atchison for the marriage of Miss Elizabeth Range Carter and Gay Dooley. The ceremony took place October 3 at the bride’s Higginaville home. The couple will reside in Topeka, Kansas, where the groom’s hardware firm operates. The bride is the daughter of Dr and Mrs Carter. the groom is son of Mr and Mrs Dooley of Atchison.

Biguinaville Atchison Mig Elizabeth Range Carter Gay Dooley Higginaville Loin Kan Blish, Meize & Silliman Hardware Go Atchison Daily Globe Mia BR. CO Carter Les Dooley Jef Friends

Mansfield Bay McClelland Remembered as Bright Lexington Leader

Obituary tribute to Mansfield Bay McClelland of Lexington, born in St. Louis and long a respected business figure. He died at Maywood Hospital in Sedalia after a brave battle with disease, leaving a legacy of integrity, generosity, and steadfast friendship. A lengthy character sketch lauds his cheerful spirit and commitment to making others happy.

Lexington Mansfield Bay McClelland Maywood Sedalia McClelland St. Louis Beller Grocery Co Enerry Frey

Dover Items and Area Visits Highlight Week

Dover items list residents traveling to Corder Higgins ville and Lexington for visits. Miss Gertrude Eastwood of Oak Grove guests friends. Mayme Cather visits Mary Willie Redd. Mrs Ike of Kansas City visits sister Mrs Phelps. Bessie Phelps returns from Lexington. Mrs Fox and children back from Beatrice visit. Hoseb family from Newcung visit daughter Mrs Ray. Adda Vaughn returns from Lexington. Venable and Venable from Lexington visit Corbin. Mrs White returns from Higgineville. preaching set at Baptist church Sunday 28th. Miss Troie White injures her foot but not seriously.

Frank Fox Beatrice Ned M. T. Hoseb Newcung, Mo Charlie Ray Adda Mary Vaughn Johnson Lexington Clark Venable Joe Esther Geo, Venable T. C. Corbin Wm. ©. White J. M

Waverly Notes and Local Visits Highlight Week

Waverly notes list sick lists and recoveries including Frances Oliver and Mrs Wood McGrew. Mentions of Geo W Hall returning from Excelsior Springs and visitors from Kansas City. Births include a son to Mr and Mrs Wm Sowers. Reverend C G V Shulenberger returns from Joplin after the Southwest Missouri Conference. community ties praised.

Geo. W. Hall Excelsior Springs Wee January Kansas City Charles Pauline Kate Pauline Minnie Zoysing Bowman Lexington Wm. Sowers Walter Myers Los Angeles Cal Bart Whetsler CG. V. Shulenberger Joplin Southwest Missouri Schulenberger

Old Men's Club Meets in Lafayette County Odessa

The Old Men's Club of Lafayette county will hold its annual meeting in Odessa on Saturday September 22. Officers for the ensuing year will be elected. Since the last meeting two members have died including president Robert T. Russell and James W. Warren. A memorial committee will report on several member deaths with assigned reporters and honorary mentions.

W. R. Roberts A. C. Maxwell John HH. Kelley W. J. Brown C.W. Jackson S. J. Fitzgerel James Alumbaugh Frank Howman Old Men's Club Lafayette County Odessa Robert T. Russell James W. Warren Memorial Committeda Joseph Wolf Frank Bowman James C. Kelley Joseph &. Chinn Duke ¥. Prigmore George P. Gordon James W. Goodwin George W. Wyatt J. Frank Campbell 0. W Jackson John Wollenman Ben, Lewis L. Carbhrae James R Andersoo J. Hy, DeBolt

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Taubman EE. M. Taubman Central College For Women Missouri Bach 8. W E. M. Taubman Lexingtos H. B. McDaniel Rey. C. W. Moore Cowherd Edenview Old Maids’ Club Northrup John Slusher Tudo Kinkead Mann Chas, Woodson Lexbyth Tucker Farm Hiram Will Wickler's Undertaking Establishment Marshall Republic Democratic Congressional Committee Seventh Congressional District G. W. Hamlin Seventh Congressonal Committee W. W. Aton W.S. Day Warsaw H. McDoole Higgweville Leemen Wayette Frank Haymas Alt F. Reotor Mr. Hamlin Congress Jobe G. Miller Robert B Roff B. T. Jubus Merchants Mr. Cowherd Dooley-Carter Mansfiel Bay Ab Gillen’s Awit Mayme Cather Mary Willie Redd F. Ike Kansan City Dave Phelps Bessie Phelps Troie White Neil Daisy Jones His Opie Mrs. Moore Texarkana Ark de. A. W. Milater Carrie Callaway Alderson Warrengbury
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