The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1901-08-31


Mrs. r. r. Crawford returned to her
home In Leavenworth Thursday morning,
a ten days visit to her father aud
sister,
Mrs. c. L. MeLaughlin and two chill
dreu left Tor Pawnee. OK, to join her
husband, who has located In business
there.
Miss Lucille Buck returned to her home
near waverly FRIDAY moruiDg, after a
pleasant visit to her cousins, the Misses
Barron.
DR.. ]. E Tucker aud wife and daughter
Miss Leila, returned Thursday night from
an extended visit TO Colorado, Utah and
Caliiornia.
Mrs. Joseph ElliDg left for Coucordia
Friday morning to make preparations to
move to Kansas City next week to &c to
housekeeping.
Mrs. Maggie Kemp purchased the resi-
dence OF Edward Billings At the corner OF
Tenth aud South streets, for which she
paid $500 cash.
Mrs. A. A. Walker, Of Pleasant Green,
who has been visiting the family OF Prof.
E. N. Hopkins, returned TO her home
Friday morning.
W. B. Cooper, Geo. Burnett, Frank
Feagans and w. Scott Thomas, OF Wa
verify, were here Thursday on business 10
the circuit court.
Misses Florence and Katherine Barron
returned from sedslia Thursday evening,
where they have been visiting Mrs. ]. Q.
Hull for the past ten days.
r. d. Thomas aud vile and daughter,
Mamie, of Emporia, Kas., returned home
Thursday morning after a visit to their
daughter, Mrs. J. J. Rhodes.
F. ]. OILERS, OF Glen Elder, Kas., was
here Thurfday accompanied by his
daughter, Miss Mabel, who will remain
here to attend school at G. F. c.
F. Nj. Roberts, of st. Louis, who has
been making an extended tour OF the
west, came In Thursday night for a visit
to his friend, Miss Edna Stramcke.
Misses Mae Russell, Elizabeth MURPHY
and Guy Russell, OF Kansas City, are the
guests OF Mrs. Anna L. Hammond and
other relatives at Mayhem this week.
Mrs. ]. W. Rhiuehart aud Miss Fannie
Ofutt, who have been spending the past
six weeks with relatives at Bucyrus,
Kas, returned home Thursday night.
Leonard Slusher left for Hobart, 1. T.,
Thursday night to make his future home.
He and his brother Leslie will engage In
a general merchandise business there.
W. A. Bachtell aud wife, OF Kansas City
returned home Wednesday evening, after
a weeks visit to friends at Dover and
Mrs. Bachtell's sister, Mrs. w. p. Cole.
Steel is being laid on the Lake City
branch. This Is the cut off to avoid the
steep grade at Independence, and trains
will 5000 soon be run around that hill.
Henry Faugnan and daughter, Mrs. w,
Nj. Wellmer, OF Concordia, returned to
their home Tuesday night after a few
days visit to William Meyers aud family,
FOR SALE-.I have for sale a good pay.
ng business, about W thousand cash
req uired. For full particulars call on F
Lee Wallace, agent, Lexington, Mo. 4 q
Major Jack Vivion, who was a member
OF Shauk's regiment aud who now resides
in Kan as City, is visiting the families Of
Mrs. James G.. Russell aud ClarencG
Vivion.
DR.. II. s. Vaughan and wife, OF Kansas
City, who have been visiting his ole
schoolmate, Edward Rankin, for the pas
week, returned to their home Wednesday
evening.
Misses Louise aud Itaska Atkinson, o
Kansas City, who have been visitin,
Misses Agnes aud Mary Wilson for th,
past week, returned home Thursda,
evening.
MISS Annie Belle aud her little niece
Marlon Sanders, OF st. Louis, who hav
been visiting the family OF Edward Aul
for some time past, returned home Frida,
morning.
d Miss Grace Ketuer, Of Junction City
, Kas., who has been visiting the family q
her uncle, Judge John e. Rylaud, lei
Thursday morning for a visit to friend
at Macon.
4 Mrs. Edward Ahrens and daughte
Miss Lucille, aud son, Henry, lett Wee
uesday morning for their home at Bel
vile, Kas., after a visit to friends an
relatives here.
MIR. John T. Taylor has Just iuishe
handsome aluminium signs on the sho
windows Of c. II. Barron, Jr.'s bake,
and confectionery and Jos. Longs groce,
and meat market.
The Rochester team was defeated