The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1901-08-24

Miss Rose Levin returned Tuesday
from 9 few days visit to her mother 10
Kansas City.
Mics Mary RIdings left Thursday even
lag for q few days visit TO friends In
Hlgginsville.
Master Dean Donaldson, Of Kansas City,
arrived Wednesday for . visit to Mr.. aud
Mrs. 7. c. Butts.
Miss Allie King, OF Marshall, arrived
Tuesday even Nc for 4 visit 10 her friend.
Miss Lessle Bates.
Miss Josie Doran arrived Tuesday for
q visit TO her sister. Mrs. Frank Carter,
I and other relatives.
Mise Elizabeth Henley, oiIndependence,
arrived Tuesday for . visit 10 her cousin,
Mics LessIe Bates.
Miss Ellen Prick, OF Kansas City,
arrived Wednesday TO visit her sister,
Mrs. Emma Reeder.
DIR. q. W. Prick, Of Kansas City, came
In Thursday for . visit to his uncle,
DR.. p. 8. Fulkerson.
Mrs. j. T. Conway. Of Marshall, arrived
Tuesday evening for . visit 10 Nj. and
Mrs. John R. Potts.
Mrs. Ada Parks came down from Kan
sas City Wednesday night for . visit 70 her
cousin, Mrs.. john z. Potts.
Mr.. Joseph Afford left Thursday for
KAlispell, Mont, after . six weeks visit
to friends aud relatives here.
Mr.. p. n. Baker, Of C~euterview, attend.
cd the HInkle- Baker wedding here Tues
day aud returned to his home that night.
Miss Jennstts Ryland. Of Kansas City,
arrived Wednesday night for q visit to her
grandparents, Mr.. aud Mrs. John e.
Rylsnd.
Miss Rosa Emisou, who has been visit
Ing Miss Annie Chamberlain, returned
Thursday evening to her home near Hig.
ginsville.
Miss Viola Crome, OF Kansas City, who
has been visiting MISS Lee Young for the
past two weeks. returned to her home
Wednesday.
Mr.. Neill Todhunter came In from bis
farm near Corder Tuesday evening for a
visit to his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. R.
Todhuuter.
Miss Julia Burdette, OF st Louis, who
has been visiting Miss Belle Gordon for
some time past, returned to her home
Friday morning.
Mr.. Il X. Crswiord returned to his
home at Laavenworth, Kas., Wednesday.
His wife will remsir for a visit to her
father, Mr.. Jacob Klee.
Mr.. and Mrs. /. B. Young and sou,
Russell, OF Quitman, Mo, who have been
visiting Mrs. Emma Young, returned
home yesterday morning.
DR.. W. b. weediu left Thursday for
Den yer, Col, for q visit to his brother.
He will also take 10 the scenic sights In
several parts OF Colorado.
About twenty couple Of young folks
attended a moonlight picnic on Meets
bill Tuesday night, given in honor Of the
visiting young ladies here.
Miss Lulu Morgan. OF Kansas City, who
has been visiting friends here for the
past few days, left Wednesday for q
visit TO friends at Richmond.
Miss Catherine Wilson, Of Alton, ILL.,,
who has been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. @. q.
Barnard for the past week, returned to
her home Wednesday evening.
Misses Annie Hickman, Edna Me-
Cawiey, Susie Lesueur and Mr.. Percy
Hickman left Thursdsy for q visit to
friends and relatives at St. Joseph.
Mr.. Clarence Vivion wal In Higgins.
Tuesday making arrangements to try an
important case in the September term Of
circuit court to be held in that city.
The following marriage licenses were
granted Wednesday: John Biesemeyer
and Miss Lena Lieser; Herman s~choDper-
hotter aud Miss Lydia Lieser, ell Of Cor
der.
President Geo. c. Hale, head OF the
Kansas City fire department, has Ibeeu
elected president OF the National Fire
mans Association now in session at
Buffalo.
Messrs. Dan Collard and James CHM,
who recently purchased the old Mulliuix
place on Lafayette street, are ~remodeling
II and will make a nice dwelling out Of 4,
when finished.
Coy Morrison gave a party Wednesday
night. About fifty OF his young friends
were present and a delightful time wal
had by all. Various games were PLAYED
and refreshments served.
Mr.. W. r. Meadow. OF Hardin, passed
through here Thursday evening on biz
way TO Higginsville to take q teacher
examination. Mr.. Meadow will teacl
the Bledsoe school the coming session.
Mr.. Firman B. White received q tele
gram Wednesday from independence
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