The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1901-09-07
LOCAL S~HORT.sIOPs.

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City.
SAN /. Drysdale IeH Wednesday morn
log for Sweet Springs Tor a few days
visit
Miss Mamie Gladdisb. of Kansas City,
Kss., is visiting the family OF George
Weis.
The Marine orchestra furnished the
music o the ball at HigginsSille Thurs
day nigat
Miss Anna Hacker arrived home
T6ufsday night from a visit to friends 10
Kansas City.
Hogs brought 500 on the Kansas City
market Thursday, the highest price Tor
several years.
Mrs. Lee billiard lett Wednesday morn
ing for HiggiusvilIe to visit relatives and
attend the fair.
Miss Anna Hacker left for Kansas
City Tuesday evening for a few days
visit to friends.
Mrs. George W. Carr left Thursday
eSsniog ior a weeks visit tn relatives aud
friends near Dover.
Thomas Smith add wife left for Kansas
CITY Wednesday morning for a visit 10
friends and relatives.
Miss Sarah Graday left "Wednesday
morning for a visit to Miss Caltha Camp
bell at Graceland park.
Mrs. E. NJ. Taubman returned home
Thursday evening from a three weeks
visit to McAlester Springs.
Mrs. J. P. COen returned houe Tuesday
night from a few days visit TO friends
and relatives at st. Joseph.
Upton Wilson and wife left Tuesday
evening for Magnum, OK, to vlsit their
daughter, Mrs. Lee Hawkins.
Clarence Vivion left for Higginsville
Friday morning to attend to some legal
business in the Beamer estate.
z. c. Hays aud wife left Thursday
morning for q few days visit TO frienGs
and relatives ~ Independence.
DR.. J.. E. Tucker has greatly improved
his residence at 10th street and Franklin
venue oy a fresh coat OF paint.
Miss Claudia Dunawsy returned Tues
day evening from 40 extended visit to
Clinton, Windsor and Chilhowie.
Gordon White ant bis brother, Lotion
lett for Kansas City Friday, where DR.. j.
F. Woods will treat Lotions eyes.
Mrs. Z. p. Ryland and two children
arrived Tuesday night for a visit TO her
father. in law, Judge John 4. Ryland.
The rocking chair given away In the
voting contest by the Redmond Comedy
company was won by Miss Jennie Graves
You will find Little Bo Peep at the
opera house Dext Moudsy night the most
charming entertainment Tor many a day
Fred Wilson returned Wednesday
morning from Chicago, where he has
bsen purchasing his fall stock OF goods
Misc Mary Peddicord left for her homt
iu Higginsville Wednesday morning
after a visit to her sister, Mrs. Sarah
Chinn.
Glen Bridges and wife, OF st. Louis
arrived Friday morning for a visit to Mrs
Bridges parents, MIR. and Mrs. Jerry
Shinn.
w. d. Chandler aud wife. Of Cisco
Texas, arrived Thursday uight for a visil
to their daughter, Mrs. Nj. 7. Slusher ant
family.
Miss Lee Meng passed through her
Wednesday morning on her way to he
home in Dover, after al extended tril
through the west.
The transfer company keeps q call bool
ct the Mammoth liverv stable. and on a
the Grand Central hotel. Leave orders 8
these plscea. m-27-H
Misses Elliott, Catherine aud Emor.
Todhunter left Wednesday morning 70
HigginsviIle to visit relatives and friend
aud attend the fair.
Mrs. Geo. Alexander aud daughter
Misses Susie and Georgia, left for Kausa
CITY Wednesday morning, where the
will in the future reside.
8. N. Wilson left Thursday morning 70
Falton to attend q meeting OF the boar
OF managers Of the deaf and dumb schoo
OF which he 10 q member.
Mrs. Forrest Field passed through her
Tuesday night on her way home 10 His
giasville from Q visit TO her brother, d
Ri. Beatty, At Norborne.
Mrs. A. B. Hayden, who has been visit
ing her sister, Mrs. J. II. Christy for th
past two weeks, returned to her home 1
Chicago Wednesday evening.
Mrs.. Z. W. White left Tuesday nigt
Tor Loretto, KY, having received . met
sage announcing the serious illness {
her father, who resides there.
Be sure to hear "Bobby Shsftoe" an
tGoin' to Meetin'" 10 Bo-Peep ne,
Monday night. tickets so. IS and {
esnts At Crenshaw 4 Young's.
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