The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1901-08-17

mr. and Mrs. E. L. spurpeou returned
night.
Nj. Z. J. McGrew left Tbursdsv n,
. !" Louis, to be gone several DAYS ON
busluess.
mss L''iie Quandt left Friday morning
ior Kansas City for q visit TO her s,s,sr
Mrs. @ G. Kist.
Miss oorA Gladdish, OF Hissiusviiip.
arrived Thursday evening for a vIs,, IN
Miss Ida NJ. Rowe.
MT, Joseph Kist, Of Kansas City, came
10 Thursday for a visit to bis grand.
mother, Mrs. L. QuApdt.
Mrs. Patrick Henry Pavne, Of Paype,s
Depot, KY, lett Wednesday for a visit
10 friends in HiggiDsville.
Mr.. Rudie Haerle has greatly improved
the looks OF his Main street business
houses by a fresh coat Of paint.
Miss Lizzie EuglIsh, oil St. Louis.
arrived Thursday evening for a visit to
Mr.. and Mrs. John Morrison.
Miss Eunice wray Fulton, OF Kansas
City, arrived Thursday Tor a visit to
the family of Mrs. Laura Young.
Mrs. W. G. Musgrove and Misses Lillian
and Bernice Cromwell returned to their
homes In Kansas City Thursday.
Misses Mary Rulings and Anna Worth.
iugton left Thursday for q few days
visit to Mrs. J. q. Goodwin, at Alma.
Mrs. Ryland Todhunter attended the
laying Of the corner stone OF the hospital
at the Confederate home Wednesday,
Mr.. s. N. Wilson left for Versailles
Friday morning, where he is an attorney
in an important case in the circuit court.
Mr.. Walker Ewing, OF Odessa, attended
the funeral Of Mr.. Samuel |. Drysdale
yesterday and returned home Wednesday
night.
Misses Albertina Samuelson and Freda
Hacker left Wednesday for a few day
visit to friends and relatives at Sweet
Springs.
Miss Annie McGrew, OF Waverly, re-
turned to her home Wednesday, after q
pleasant visit To her cousins, the Misses
Barron.
Mr.. William F. Zeiler came down from
Kansas City Wednesday to attend the
funeral of his grandfather, Mr.. Samuel l,
Drysdale.
Misses Lille and Bernice Cromwell
came 10 Tuesday evening to attend The
funeral Of their grandfather, Mr.. Samuel
l. Drysdale.
Mr.. Joseph Bailey aud wife attended
the LAYING OF the corner stone Of the hos
pital building At the Confederate Home
Wednesday. s.
The transfer company keeps q call booh
at the Mammoth liverv stable. and on q,
the Grand Central hotel. Leave orders al
these places. l0-27.tf
Misses Nsttie aud Ruth Meisenheltel
left "Wednesday for Hamilton, Mo-, for
visit to the family Of their uncle, Mr.
John Meiseu heller.
Judge w. 8. Shirk, OF Sedalia, attorney
for the Missouri Pacific railway, arrived
Tuesday evening to attend to business
10 the circuit court.
Lafayette county watermeloDs are com
log 10. They are rot large but are good
They are selling at reasonable prices anC
are in big demand.
Mrs. Maggie Kaempf sold Wednesday t
D. Collard and Judge James P. Chinn he
residence property on Ninth street, ad
joining the opera house.
Justices of the peace and notaries publi
can be supplied with chattle mortgage
at this office, at s cents per copy. Al
kinds Of blacks Printed to order. II
Miss Matte Wsddell, who has beef
visiting the family OF DR.. E. G. Gordon
for the past week, left for her home il
Lexington, Virgins, Thursday.
Capt. W. d. Rankin has placed a new
fence around his residence at the corueI
OF Sixteenth and South streets, great!
improving the looks OF bis home.
HOME MONEY TO LoAN.-0n good rea
estate security. 10 sums Of $500 and up
at 7 per cent. No commission, no re'
tape. Apply to J. Q. P%la,.anourg. tt
Miss Ella Nickel returned Thursda.
evening from q three weeks visit to 81
LOUIS and Fulton, Little Pauline Nickel
her niece. Of Fulton, returned with her
Mrs. ]. II. Hodnet,, OF Mansfield, Ark.
arrived here Thursdays from Buffalo
N. Y, where she has been attending tn
exposition, for a visit to Mayor John c
Young aud wife.
WANTED-A good white girl to d.
general house work 10 a good fsmiiyliI
the country. Must come with reference
Apply to r. Anderson, rural delivery No
o u~eo,rsviIle. Mo, SLOT
Miss Rose Levin and her little sisters
Misses Ester and Dors, and little niece
Miss Ester Wayne. returned to thei
Dfa AlAa