The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1901-06-29
MISCELLANEOUS MELASGE.
Penn saturdays Dally.l


rPron Saturdays DAILY
Miss Annie Trigg went to Marshall
s,Is morning TO visit Mrs. William
Cover.
Mrs. Gus Weber left this morning
kor a weeks visit with relatives at
Topeka, Kas'
Mr.. NJ. W. Serat came down last
night from Kansas City to look over
the mining plant here,
Mr.. I. G. Neale and wife went TO
~Hipginsville this morning to visit
Mr.. Neale's sister and other relatives.
Mrs. Geo. Dodge went to Higgins.
yille this morning to visit over Sun
day with her daughter, Mrs. Thomas
Thomas.
The transfer company keeps a call book
!, the Mammoth livery stable and one at
tbe Grand Central hotel. Leave orders at
these places. II
Prof. Stark is moving into the
house recently occupied by DR.. W. Il
Eckle, and will soon be settled in his
teW residence.
Rev. J. ". Coggins, pastor Of the
christian church at Odessa, spent
few hours 10 our city this morning
visiting friends.
Miss Kate Murphy, one OF the
young ladies' who works in Craw'
tordis laundry, Was overcome by the
heat Thursday afternoon.
church OF Christ Scientist, Sunday
services 40 follows: 1880 O.. NJ, SUNDAY
school 1880 =. M, at Knights Of Pythia'
bali. All are cordially invited, II
Miss Ruhannah Scarce, OF Hig
SinsSlllc, came up to Lexington yes.
etday evening TO attend the bop last
eight and TO visit Miss Daisy Thorn
too for a few days.
Baby Estelle McGrew Duval, &C,
~Companied by her nurse, Miss Katt
SnOddy, left this morning for a twt
weeks visit with her aunt. Mrs. "
l.. Bard, al Sedslia.
Miss Edna Weight, who has beef
attending the teachers institute II
this city for the past two weeks
vent to Wellington yesterday even
iug, After a few days visit ther'
abe will return TO her home at Bates
City.
Many women fail 10 digest their food
iad so become pale. ssiiow, thin aut
weak, while the brightntss, FRESHNESS
sad beauty OF the skin and complexion
departs. Remedy this by taking Herbin
after each meal, to digest what you hsy
eaten, Price, 50 cents. Fer sale b
Crenshaw & Young. 6 1ml
Mrs. Jacob Haas, OF Corder, VIII
has been visiting her daughter, Mr.,
H%ohenwald, returned home thi
morning. Mrs. Hohenwald's friend
will be pleased TO hear that she
recovering rapidly from the acciden
OF several weeks ago 10 which tn
knee cap was fractured.
Capt. Ryland T%odhunter aud Nj
) \. Wilson returned yesterda
evening from Versailles, in Morga'
county, where they have been il
Specting some Morgan county land !
which they are interested. Capt
T%Odhunter presented tue writer wit
small pamphlet setting forth tn
advantages and the wonderful mil
eral resources OF Morgan county.
About q dozen couples OF our youn
society people had a little bop at I'll
Turner's hall last night In honor {
Miss Ruhannah Scarce, OF Higgins
Vile, who is the guest OF Miss Dais
Thornton, aOd Miss Estelle Carson
OF Fayette, who IL visiting her aun'
Ms. W. i. Kerdolff, Jr. They had
delightful tune and their guests
honor will carry away with the
most pleasing r~ecollections OF IL
occasion.
The Trenton Republic has bee
o0asting Of ITS big lot Of cherries
a small branch brought into thi
otice recently Mrs. Alice Bel
hays brought US in a small branc'
eleven inches in length, from a cher
Tree on Shirley farm east OF TOW
Oa the first four inches of the bran'
there are as perfectly develops
cherries and on the entire 0ran'
there are 10 cherries and a cluster
cherries was broken of in breaEll
Tue branch from the tree. They Il
In our Office and will be shown to al
one doubling this story. VINO q
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