The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1901-08-10

ring Mrs. John Young. Jr. ,or rs
oSys' returned home Friday morning 70
slater.
Mrs. Mary withers, Of M.vv,.u
srrived 10 our city Tuesday for ! Wis.,,
Win Der daughter, Mrs. J. q. Worth.
ipgton. ~
Mr. Evan Young who has hesu sUsud.
'ng lev days With relatives 10 our
CITY returned to Kansas City Tuesday
evening.
Mr. N, NJ. Cooper, OF HIggusvills.
passed through Lexington Wednesday
on mis- way to the confederate reunion At
Springfield.
mrs. J. A. Robinson, OF Kausus City.
who has been spending the past week
WITH Mrs @. o. Grimes, reformed home
Wednesday.
Mrs. Geo. Fackler, OF Kansas City, and
Miss Puss McMurtry, of Buckner, arrived
Tuesday to visit the family Of Mr.. J. G.
Worthington.
Mr.. B. B. Frazer went to Kansas CITY
"wednesday to look up the cattle market
with a view to buying some feeders II the
market suits him.
Master Melville smithers, who has
been visiting the family Of MIR. Thos.
Stramcke, returned Thursday to his
home In ct, Louis,
Mrs. Geo. Temple, who has been visit.
ing the family OF DR.. Payne for several
weeks, returned Wednesday to her
home at Joplin, Mo.
Mrs. Virginia Cooper, mother Of Mr..
q. r Cooper, OF Kansas City, arrived
Wednesday for a visit with the family
OF Hon. H. @. Wallace.
Miss Tilllie S.oier and sister, who have
been visiting their sister, Mrs. Flyer, of
this city, returned Friday morning to
their home Ia Marshall.
Misses Hattie and Blair Gordon left
Thursday for a visit in Higginsville,
and from there thev go to Fulton, Mo-,
for a visit with friends.
Mr.. Edgar Spurgeon, who has been
visiting his wife and relatives here for a
few days, returned Friday morning to his
home at Sweet Springs.
Mrs. Virginia Cooper, who has been
spending a couple Of days visiting the
family Of Hon. H. o. Wallace, returned
to Kansas City 1hurtday.
Mr.. VIII Green, who has been spending
a few days here with the family Of his
father, Mr.. James Green. returned Thurs.
day evening to Kansas City.
Misses Nellie and Belle Edmonds, who
came down from Waterloo to attend the
funeral OF Miss josephine Edmonds, re-
turned home Wednesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. c.. McGrew and Mr.. ].
Q. McGrew, Jr., returned Thursday even
ing from their trip to Colorado Springs
and other points of interest 10 the west.
Mrs. v. j. willett and her two chill
dren came In Thursday from their home
at Harrisonville, Mo-, to visit the family
OF Rev. Ken. Rylsud, Mrs. Willett's
father,
Mrs. Fred Hix and little daughter, Miss
Blanche Xix, returned Wednesday even
ing from Georgetown, KY, where they
have been visiting relatives for the past
six weeks.
Mr.. D. A, Hancock, of Blackburn, Mo-,
spent Wednesday in our city on business
and left Thursday for Kansas City.
Mr.. Hancock has a lot Of cattle which he
is feeding in Nebraska.
Mrs. W. E. Comstock, accompanied by
her children, Misses Gladys, Catherine
and Grace, came down from Kansas City
Wednesday to spend a few weeks with the
family Of Mr.. VIM. II. Cbiles.
Capt. j. @, P%lattenburg, DR.. j. W.
Meng and Mr.. Ben Stevenson left Wed.
nesday evening for Springfield, to attend
the confederate reunion and the unveil-
ing Of the confederate monument.
Mrs. Lena Rehmsmeyer, who shot her
husband on the morning Of August lst,
near Higginsville, was brought before the
county court 10 session here Wednesday,
adiudged insane aud ordered sent to
asylum No. 8, at Nevada,
Mr.. John Craig met with quite a pain
full accident while working Monday at
the home OF Mr.. Fred Hix 10 College
place. 10 lifting a large ice chest be
wreuched his back ADD lie now confined
to the house In consequence.
Miss Susie Crenshaw, Of San Diego, CAL,
arrived Wednesday for a visit with the
family Of her brother, Mr.. T. &. Cren-
shaw. She Is on her way home from
Nashville, Tenn, and is accompanied by
Master Maclin Benagh, OF that city.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. B. Young and wife and
little son, OF Quitman, Nodaway county,
Mo visited the family OF Mrs. Emma
Young Tuesday and left Wednesday
TO visit relatives at Dover. Mr.. Young is