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

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Louis GratE returned Thursday morn
tag from a visit TO Faiton, Ky.
LEROY Farmer aud wife left Friday
moruiOg for Kansas City to spend the
day.
Charles and Eugene Weber left Wed.
nesday for Kansas City for a few days's
visit.
L. Peters, OF Marshall, arrived wednes-
day night for q visit to his friend, F. B.
Clark.
Henry Russell, OF Kansas City, came 10
Thursday night for a visit 70 his home
folks.
Miss Emma Morath left Wednesday
mOruing for a visit to friends near Wa
very.
Mrs. Thomas C. Young left Friday
morning for Plattsburg, for a visit to her
parents.
Charles Spears returned home Thursday
utght from q visit to bis uncle at Lees
Summit.
Miss Martha Branch left for Kansas
City Thursday evening for q visit to
friends.
Mrs. J.. P. Coeu left Wednesday morn
Jog for St. Joseph o visit relatives for a
few days.
Mrs, Newt. Po''Gt left Wednesday
morning for Blackb' n for a visit to tie
Misses Ashurst.
c. Con Barron ret, RAJ Thursday
evening from q visit to friends and rela-
tiVes at waverly.
Rev. Richard Ellerby, Of Keokuk,
iowa, arrived Wednesday morning for a
visit to friends.
Mrs. E. B. Campbell aud little daughter
Ieft Thursday morning for a visit to rela-
tives at Waverly.
Miss Marie Coss returned Tuesday night
from q mouths visit to friends at Nevada
and Lees Summit.
Neill Todhunter returned to his farm
aesr Higgiusville Tuesday night, after a
visit to his parents.
Mrs. James Barton, of Kansas City,
came in Friday morning for a visit to
Walter B. Waddell.
Prof. W. A. Webb, Of Central college, at
Faye;te, spent Wednesday here in the
interest of his school.
Mrs. Richard Hays and little daughter
ieft Thursday morning for a visit to her
mother stSt. joseph.
Rev. Richard Ellerby. OF Keokuk, Iowa,
left for Kansas City Thursday morning
for a visit to friends.
Mrs. Il. L. Mcdonald left for her home
ia ST. Joseph Friday morning, after a
visit to her parents.
Rev. Y. Ryland left for Little Rock,
Ark, Friday morning, after a months
visit TO his children.
Mrs. NJ. j. Lomax, OF Kansas, came in
Wednesday night for a visit to the family
of George P. yenable.
N. P. Buck and wife aud daughter, Miss
Lucy, spent Wednesday evening with the
family OF c. II. Barron.
Mrs. George Cooper returned to her
home In Kansas City Friday morning,
after a visit to her parents,
Robert Yeager rsturned to his home 10
Kansas City Thursday morning, after a
fe@ days visit to his wife.
ID. W. o'Rourk, Of Topeka, Kas., re.
turned to his home Wednesday night,
after a visit to friends here.
Miss Maggie Spears, who has been
Spending the summer at Bozeman, Mont.
arrived home Thursday night.
Rev. II. Hohenwald left Wednesday
morning for Iona, Kas., to attend the
German Methodist conference.
Mr.. Charles Spears left "Wednesday
morning for a few days visit to his uncle
n. b. Mcdowell, at Lees's Summit.
George Witteoberg and wife returned
from Chicago Friday morning, wher,
6sey have been spending a few days.
Mrs. A. B. Foster aud little daughte
Ieft Wednesday morning for Higglnsvill
20 visit her mother, Mrs. Daniel Snider
John Deere Plows and Hoosier Graf
Drills have imitators but no equals L
". Kruse, agent hlgginsville, Mo. Slot
Miss Mabel Donaldson returned to he
home 10 Kansas City Thursday morning
after a few days visit to t. q. Butts an
wife.
Mrs. Phoebe Cordell, who has bee
visiting Mrs. Florida Grady for som
time past, left Friday morning for Lee
Summit.
The transfer company keeps a call boo
ct the Mammoth livery stable. and on q
the Grand Central hotel. Leave orders I
these places. I0-27-h
Mrs. @. w. Fleming and her two chi
dren came in Tuesday night from Jefer
900 City to visit r. e. Fleming and fan
lily for q few Gays.
Church Of Christ Scientist, suuda
services as follows: 1880 9. M, sunds