The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1901-06-15

- 1a1 Jul AGu Jul
Tue plug in the house.
From Mondays Daily.
Miss Helen McIntyre returned Sat.
urday night from Kansas CITY.
Miss Della Trail left this morning
for Kansas City
Mr.. j. II. Manthey went to Con.
cordla yesterday morning to spend
the day.
Mr., Geo. Sitter and wife left this
morning for a few days visit at Kan.
sas City.
Mr.. Frank S. Groves, Jr., of Kan.
Sas City, is here for a visit with
relatives.
Prof. }. B. Jones, president of VIM.
Wood college, at Fulton, Mo. is in
the city today.
Mr.. VIM. Stonestreet aud son,
Master VIM. ~Stonestreet, Jr., went
TO Kansas City this morning.
Mrs. j. G. Coss lett this morning
for California, Mo-, where she goes
to visit friends for a few days.
Mr.. Chas. Marshall came down
from Kansas City last night for a
short visit with relatives here.
Mr.and Mrs. Henry Smith, of Dunks-
burg, Mo, spent Sunday in our city,
the guests of Mrs. Wayne Moreland.
Misses Dick Grady and Lutte
Chambers went TO Higginsville Sat
urday evening to visit friends there.
Misses Ollie Wieman and Florence
4. Monroe, of Sedalia, came up Sat-
urday evening TO visit Miss Minnie
King.
Prof. Edwin Rankin returned Sat.
urday night from WeatherfOrd, Tex,
where he has Leen teaching during
the past year.
The Sweet Springs base ball team
came up yesterday and beat The
F~redendall & Wilson'S Of this city b!
a score OF II to D.
Mr.. Ben Steele has been givel
charge Of the Dover station as agen
and left this morning to assume hi
duties at that place.
Mr.. A. II. Dickinson went to elias
gov yesterday evening TO see to th'
shipment of several cars OF walnu
logs from that place.
Miss Lucy Hays and little Anna
belle Hays and Miss Anna Hooto
went to Independence Saturday even
Ing to visit Mrs. McElroy.
Mr.. A. f. walruff and Mr.. Frit
Popp, of Weston, Mo-, came dow
Yesterday to visit Mr.. NJ. EngelharC
of the Lexington Brewing Co.
Mrs. A. r. Fleming, Of St. Louis
who has been here for the past wee
visiting her father, left this mornin
TO visit relatives at Holden, Mo.
For SALE-,I have for sale a good pay
Ing business, about two thousand Cas-
required. For full particulars call on
Lee Wallace, agent, Lexington, Mo. 4
Miss Lillian Cromwell and Mi:
Lillian WorthingtOn left this mOrT
ing for Sweet Springs to visit MI
and Mrs. F.. L. Spurgeon for a fe'
, days.
' Mrs. Joseph Martin and childre
/. came down from Kansas City Satu'
day to spend a week with the famiI
, of Mrs. Martins father, Mr.. Get
: Trail.
r Mrs. W p. Motley, (nee Sail
Carpenter) who has been spending
week here with friends, returne
Saturday evening TO her home q
t Kansas City.
Mrs. d. Boyle, of Higginsvill'
!, came up TO Lexington to spend SUI
day with the family of her fatheI
: Can't. Frank Thornton, aud MIR. Bog.
n came up Sunday morning.
q Miss Jennie Brown, art teacher
y Central Female college, who has bee
visiting friends at Sweet Sprin'
d since school closed, came in tn
morning. She will leave this afte
n noon for her home at Montre'
n Canada,
e Prof. Joseph Kuehls, county supe
IT intendent OF public schools, arrive
Yesterday and begins the work OF I'll
teachers Institute here today,
large number Of the teachers arrive
= here this morning and yesterd'
A. evening.
90 Mr., II. J. Groves, managing edit
ID of the Kansas City Times, spent u
" day in our city yesterday visiting h
mother and sister. He was accon
= panied by Mr.. John Groves, who hi
IT. recently returned from an extende
re trip TO Europe