The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1901-10-19


Miss Maude Mcintyre went t
Kansas City Friday morning to vislI
relatives.
Watt Aull shipped three car load'
OF cattle to Kansas City Tuesday
afternoon.
Mrs W. T. Bell went to Levasy
Wednesday morning to visit relative,
and friends.
Miss Lena ROdenburg went tC
Concordia Friday morning to attend
the street fair.
Mrs. Sanford Thornton went tC
Hlgginsville "Wednesday night tC
visit her mother.
Miss Anna Weedln left for Adrian
and Rich Hill Wednesday morning tt
visit relatives and friends.
Joseph Filing and wife came 10 on
the west bound train Wednesday
afternoon TO visit relatives.
Newton Kennedy left for Marshall
Friday morning after a visit with his
grandmother, Mrs. NJ. E.. Nickel.
Mrs. James Moorehead left for
Kansas City Thursday morning to
visit her friend, Mrs. j. H. Thomson.
Charles Near left Thursday morn.
ing for O'Kene, Oklahoma, to which
point he is shipping a IA load of
apples.
I. B. Fredendall left Friday morn
ing for his home at Denver, after a
business visit of several days in Lex.
ington.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Ramey can e
in from Chicago Thursday Afternoon
TO visit relatives and friends 10 Lex.
ington.
Mrs. F. Lee Wallace went to Kan
sas City Thursday afternoon to visit
the family of her brother, |. P.
Ryland.
The Rev. Neil Pugsley, wife and
little son, Cornelius, of Carthage,
spent Thursday with Mr.. aud Mrs. /.
G. Neale.
Garrett Pancake left for his home
at Romney, West Virginia, Thursday
morning, after a visit with James K.
MOUrehrad.
Mrs. Geo. Smith and Mrs. elias
Baker and children have returned To
their homes i'll Napton, after Il visit
in Lexington.
Miss NJ. NJ. Woods was called 10
Kansas City Wednesday afternoon by
the serious Illness Of her sister, Mrs.
Fl. G. Hopkins.
The ladies of the MAYHEM Baptist
church will give a general supper
Thursday, October "a. Everybody
cordially Invited. 1872
Mrs. Carl B. Stowe has returned
to her home at Hamburg, Iowa, after
a visit with her grandfather, Judge
William P. Wood.
The ladies Of the Methodist church,
South, are making preparations for
their annual bazaar, but the date
has not yet been fixed.
Mrs. George Johnson and daughters,
Misses Bessie and Mamie, left Friday
morning for a visit with friends at
Kansas City and St. Louis.
A number OF the Central college
students went over the river nutting
Thursday. They went over in her.
dies aud had an enjoyable outing.
The meeting OF the Ladies' Mis-.
sionary society OF the Presbyterian
church is postponed until next Thurs.
day, October "a, at three O'Clock.
A marriage license was issued
Wednesday afternoon to the Rev
j.. Gottfried Bode, of ST. Louis, and
Miss Emily Hoefer, of Higginsyille.
R. R. Mcdaniel, representing the
Kansas City Journal, was a Lexing.
ton visitor Thursday, and paid the
lNTELLIGENcER an appreciated visit.
Mrs. q. G. Phetzing and little
daughter, Anna, who attended the
Presbyterial union at Hughesville
returned home Thursday afternoon.
The Misses Mayer and Carl Hays,
who were called to Pueblo by the
death OF the father Of the youul
la1ies named, returned Thursday
night.
Mrs. Ryland Todhuuter, who hat
been visiting at St. Joseph since the
adjournment of the state convention
OF the D. d. c., returned home Wed.
nesday evening.
Miss Char1ofta Mn.,,L L ~