The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1901-07-20
LOCAL s~HORT-sIOPs.

,.v DAYS visit at Fulton,
Margaret Aull lets Wednesday
Ms S,.it q. McAlestsr Springs.
anita Eagle went to Kansas City
sa,.day for a visit with relatives
En-. q l.. DrysdsIe has been sick and
Dnsusd TO bis bed for several days.
III. vincent Cook went to Kansas City
Snr,dsy to visit friends a few days.
n. O. Morris and Miss Emma Hix
'.,0sd thursday evening from sIater.
Edwin Rankin left Wednesday
lad . few days at McAlsstsr Springs.
o.n.,,ntsudent Hardy 10 his special car
y, ssst Friday morning on the J. G.
nal.
~. scott Cromwell came down Thurs
mo,u,ug to visit her father, Mr.. 8. 1.
5rysdale.
,ss. Russell left Wednesday for
.n..s CITY to spend 8 few days visiting
k~lstives.
psv. Ken. Ryland came 10 Thursday
nm Little Rock, Ark, to visit his family
our city.
Miss Msrgie Vaughan left Thursday
Il Naptou, No., TO visit her sister, Mrs.
Seo. B, Smith.
AZ, Cleveland Rex anne In Tuesday
an Michigan, Kas for = brief visit
6th bis home folks.
Mrs. F. Rinehart and Mise Fannie Onutt
h Friday morning for a visit with rela-
yes at Bucyrus, Kansas.
Mr.. ]. B. Silver left Wednesday for
6icaso on his way to Michigan where he
Das on q brief business trip.
marriage license was issued Friday
,Orning to Mr.. Joseph Walter and Miss
DIy Baker, both Of Hodge, Mo.
Mr. Reed Ryland came in yesterday
som Alabama, for q visit with the family
bic father, Judge John E. Ryland.
Mrs. Dr.. F. q. Curtis, Of Kansas City,
rived in our city Wednesday evening to
st Der aunt, Mrs. w. B. Schultz.
Mrs. DR.. Cooley returped Thursday
ght from Kansas City, where she has
,su visiting for the past five weeks.
Mrs. Caroline Clary, from near Aull'
lie, came up Wednesday evening for a
BIT With her sister, Mrs. John Welborn.
Rev. John Andrew left yesterday for
b home at E~minepce, KY, after q two
&eeks' visit here with the family Of his
bier.
Mrs. g. Il. Cooper, Of Kansas City,
me down Tuesday for 9 visit with the
Ipily Of her father, the Hon. ii. @.
allsce, sr.
Dir. SD Dickey left Wednesday for
4gginsville, where he goes to take
large OF the electrical engine for the
krmsrs' Coal company.
Mr. Geo. Stewart, of Wintou neighbour
bod, spent q few hours in our city
Fednesday evening and returned home on
e 7:is train that night.
DR.. Allen L. Voters, OF Kansas City
DO has been spending . couple Of days
ith the family Of Rev. u. J. Fanster'
tacher, returned home Thursdayievening
Capt. j.. @. Plattsnburg returned Thurs
y morning from Dover. he reports
be rain there Wednesday afternoon bu'
did not extend over two miles this side
the town.
Mr, Guy Thompson, OF St. Louis. wal
biting friends 10 our city Wednesday
}. Thompson was q clsssmate Of Mr.
eOnard Rylsnd, OF our city, at the STATE
Diversity in the law class OF 1898.
Mr.. c. L. Mclaughlin left Wednesday
look after a large contract for walnut
tgs near FL Reno, Ok, and will remsir
.bere for registration end to take hi
psrce for a claim in the new territory.
Mrs. Dave Callahan, OF Jefferson City
Eho has been visiting friends and rela
Pes here for a few days, left Wednesds!
"ening for a visit at Kansas City. Sh'
Is accompanied by Mrs. Emma Scho
BID.
bliss Anna worthington returned
4eduesday evening from q visit at swee
Priugs. She was accompanied by Mrs
l., spurgeon. who comes for q visi
tb the family OF her father, Mr.. 8.
Fysdale.
Capt. Leroy Hines and Mr., J. W. Fuchs
20 live near our city, left Thursdat
Fort Sill, Oklahoma, where they g
register and take their chances wit
crowd for a home 10 the new IndiAI
'untry.
Miss Flora Becker left Friday mornin
Higgiusville, being called there b.
serious illness Of her brother, III
IS Becker. Mr.. Becker has been at Nc
ester Springs for his health but
ported very low and bis recover
,ubtiul.
Never before have teachers been 9
+pch stimulated to higher preparation