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

Dcfrlc went 10 tue NOuiooeEdtc uome ~
H~iRginsville Friday morning to figure on
some building that is soon TO be done
there.
Justices Of the peace aud notaries public
eau be supplied with cnatte mortgages
at this Office, at 5 cents per copy. All
kinds OF blanks / rinted to order. II
Mr.. 5. B. stemmer. Of st. Louis, il IN
the city visiting bis sister, Mrs. James
Robinson. Mr.. S;emmrr il connected
with the general auditors flee OF the
Frisco r r. in 81. Louis, n Is taking a
ten days vacation.
CORRESPONDENTS wANTED-The In
TRLLIaENcER wants a correspondent 10
every town 10 Lafayette county. Write
for particulars.
Mrs. L q. Buf0rd, OF Lincoln, Nsb ar.
rived We'd esday evening for a visit with
the family of DR.. W. r. Eckle. She re-
turned today aud little Miss Elizabeth
Eckl lie and Master Coleman Eckls returned
with her ilr a visit.
By, order OF road commissioners ell
owners Of traction and porta BILE engines
are hereby notified to carry plank With
, them as required by law and to use them
on all road bridges 10 ROAD district No. 80
I or they will be fiued to the full extent of
!. the law. =
I Capt. Ryland Todhuuter Csesday sold
/ the N%ettlewood stock farm to Mr.. August
{ Starke. This farm consists of 1902 acres
) about two miles from Dover and the con-
sideration was about Sl7 900. He took in
: part payment Mr.. Slarke's farm OF 1876
Z acres at s65 per acre.
: Mrs. Mary Winsor and Mrs. Annette
Peters left Thursday Tor Alton, Ill.
to visit Mrs, Winsor's daughter, Mrs. T
II. Kaufman. From there they will &c
to Washington, D. G.. to visit Mrs. M. W
0ffutt, and they will probably be gone til,
J greater part Of the summer.
. Mrs. Mamie Steele aud daughters
Misses Nadine and Norma, left Wednes
'iS day for Wsverly to spend the summe
Vi there with the family of Mrs. Steele
father, Mr.. Nathan Corder. Mrs. Steel
D. and her daughters will be greatly misse'
Up from our Lexington social circles.
Miss Mary Heston, who has been spend
nd lue a couple OF weeks visiting Mrs. B,
Tor Eaton, OF our city, left Wednesday for
visit with friends In Kansas City beioI
lie, returning to her home in Carrollton, NJ
sit Some Of our Lexington young men al
looking lonesome since her departure.
I'd. Rev. E. j. Fenstermacher returne
frs Wednesday evening from Sedalia, where /
in company with Others from this cit.
,ov has been attending the twenty -sixl
annual convention OF the Missouri Chri
tian Bible School Cooperation. "
notice the uame OF e. j. Fenstermach
'o'' as a member OF the standing commit
VIC on time and place. A paper was read
Miss Matte Bandon on "rhe Promises
'ck Hon.. Mason NJ. Peters, of Kansas Cit
Kas., ex.member Of congress, is spendiI
a few days with Judge Lowe at Lipwo'
liss Lawn. Mr.. Peters was a member OF t
'is- 55th congress and made an excelle
record, succeeding In getting throuI
gh- several important bills. He said that
ON all his travels he had never seen a flo
:. country than that around Lexington.
ed Misses Lea Chew, Annie Trigg, Bes'
Bowman, Airline Burden and Mr.. Coul
land Bradshaw left Wednesday 1
dia Alma, Mo. They 60 to join a house par
-L.xL Il kofar 0iuan hu Mr. all GOn
IN. win at her delightful home near Ain
other parties will be present from B.ac
burn and Marshall and there will
Wv twenty-five or thirty guests 10 all a
they will no doubt have a delights
time.
Judge j. M. Lowe and Mr.. W.
Winner, OF Kansas City, will be h'
pm,o next Tuesday to see wtat can be dc
towards getting our citizens interested
a new railroad enterprise. An elect
'or line is contemplated from Kansas City
u = Liberty, Excelsior Springs, Richmond a
lucy across the river here. Lexington will
doubt co. operate with these gentlen
for in any enterprise looking to the buildi
the up OF the town.
'en' Tuesday at the meeting Of the bot
Of regents Of the W~arrensburg St
4ex- Normal school, DR.. e. B. Craighead, W
day has been president Of Centrsl college,
'een Fayette, MO, for several years, v
elected president Of the state Normal.
wed Craighead is one Of the most thorough
,ton aggressive and u~p-to-date educators
eral the state sod the Normal hae secure
ems. good man for its president. Prof. !
nand was retained 10 the Norma! facul
,rD' A Texas wonder.
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