The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1901-07-27

AEluI0HO InnFAdn -
evening from McAlester Springs.
Mr.. o.L.McLaOghliu returned Thursday
night from FL Reno, Oklahoma.
Master George Wallace is SPENDING -.
"eek with friends in Higgiusyille.
Miss Lulu Heecker left Thursday even.
ing Tor a visit Of about two Weeks a,
Sweet Springs.
Mrs. r. L. Drumnopd passsa ,h-ou.
our city Thursday on her wav boms
from a visit at Butler.
Rev. W. NJ. RAIDER, OF Warrepsbnrs
arrived Thursday and will preach SUNDAY
at the Methodist church.
Prot. +. w. White, Of the Baptist col.
iese' went to Kansas yesterday look.
ing up pupils for the college.
Mr.. Gus Weber returned Thursday from
Lawrence, Kas., where be WAS called ON
account Of the death OF his father.
Mrs. Z'H, of warrsnsburg, who has
been visiting relatives 10 Wayerly. spept
thursday night here on her way home.
Mr.. Luther Crenshaw, who has been
spending q few days at bis home here.
left Yesterday for St. Louis to 20 out
on his mail run.
FOR sALE-A pair Of black mare mules
seven years old, 16 hands high. For in.
formation call ct john Taubmau's Office,
In Haerls building. dl6t6w2t
Mr.. Edwin Rankin, Miss Dick Grady.
Miss Lutte Chambers and MIR. q. G. Wal.
ACE, Jr., returned Friday morning from
McAlester Springs.
Misses E. V. M~endenhall and Emms
Neal, OF Wavsrly, spent the night in Lex
ington Thursday night and left Friday
morning for Colorado Springs.
Mrs. s. ]. Huston left for Kansas City
Friday morning, having been summoned
there on account Of the Sickness of her
daughter, Mrs. r. L. Yeager. Jr,
Mr.. Chas. Royle came down Thursday
to visit his father. who met with O pain.
iul accident this week 10 falling from q
step ladder and breaking q rib.
Messrs. Dock Barnes, Geo Logan and
John W%ittenburg returned yesterday
from Ell Reno, where they registered for a
prize in Uncle Sans big lottery.
Mr.. Milton Royls fell from q step ladder
at his home Tuesday morning and broke
one OF bis ribs. The fracture 10 quite
painful and Mr.. Royle 10 confined to his
bed.
Miss Mary Lauderback, from near Rig!
Rinsville, has been visiting the family Of
Mr.. Geo. w. Marquis In our city. Miss
Mary Marquis, who has been absent on q
visit, arrived here last Friday evening.
Miss Anna worthipgton returned
Thursday from Sweet Syringe. She was
accompanied BY Mr.. aud Mrs. Ed. Spur.
geon, who are visiting the family OF Mrs.
s%purgeon's father. Mr.. 9. /. Drysdals.
Rev. Thos. M. Cobb and vile and Mrs.
John NJ. Poage arrived Thursday from
Nevada, Mo-, having come to meet the
remains Of Lieutenant Tom Cobb, which
have been shipped from San Francisco.
Mr.. Reid Ryland brought with him on
his return trip from the south a picture
Of the ruins OF jacksonville, Fla, after
the great fire. The picture Is on exhibi.
ton In the show window Of N. D. VIII.
sons shoe store.
Mr.. T. G. Sawyer returned Wednesday
from McAlester Springs, where he has
been spending . few days. He was &C.
companied BY his daughter, Miss Fan ME
Sawyer, who has been spending several
weeks at the syringe.
Mr.. w. q. Musgrove, who was In our
city spending the day Tuesday with the
family Of his father. in law, MIR. 8. /.
Drysdale, left Wednesday for Kansas
City. His wife who came with him will
remain for @ few days longer.
Mr.Allie UT went to Kansas City Friday
morning to enter upon an engagement at
Paramount Park, to do the double trspeze
and a~crobatic act with Prof. Linson with
whom he has performed in our city.
Masters Upton and Lee Wilson returned
Friday morning from Slater, NO., where
they have been visiting relatives TOR q few
days. They were accompanied by Master
George Egglestou, Of Slater, who will
visit them for q short time.
DIR. Frank Groves, of Kansas City,
accompanied by Miss Jean Yancy, OF
California, came down Wednesday from
Kansas City and were the guests Of Mrs.
Jane Groves. Accompanied BY Miss Eliz-
abeth Groves they went to Corder Thuas'
day moruing to visit relatives,
Misses Florence Neal, Of our city. and
Alice E. Kerdolff, OF Chicago, will leave
Chicago today by boat for Buffalo to
visit the Pan.American exposition for a
week, From there they 60 to New York
to spend a week with MIR. E. g. Kerdolh,
at his home In New York City.
Mr.. Reid lRylsnd returned Tuesday
..- U.naaa Citv wherp he has been