The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1901-08-03

nas.. 'i'lon returned Wed.
Higgiusville. al
hev' Thomas NJ. Cobb left Yesterday
ior Kansas CITY, and from there he viii
20 to Nevada, no.
Little Misses Lizzie and Katie Gevar
ie'' Thursday evening to ioin ,heir
mother in Kansas City.
Miss Julia Burdetta, OF St. Louis
arrived Wednesday for a visit with ,hs
family of DR.. E C.. Gordou.
Miss Elizabeth Lockbart, of wsl,i0,.
1on, came down Thursday to spend sew.
0rA' Gays with Mrs. J. Z Kiucaid.
Miss Elliott TOdhunter returned Thurs.
uay from a visit of several weeks with
relatives aod friends at Clinton, Mo.
Mrs. A. s. Chambers returned Tbursdsv
morning from an extended visit in
brooklyn, N. Y, and southwest Missouri.
Miss Maggie Sullivan, OF Aullyille. who
mas been visiting her sister, Mrs. NJ. T.
jenkins, In OUT city, returned home Tues.
day evening.
MISS Pearl Atwood, OF Warreusbure.
arrived Thursday in our city and IL
the guest OF her friend and schoulma,e.
Miss Ida Rowe.
The transfer company keeps a call book
at the Mammoth liverv stable, and on at
the Grand Central hotel. Leave orders 81
these places. lO.27.tt
Lon Kelly the Lafayette county PAGER
again showed himself q winner by taking
the purse Of 300 In the 2:l7 pace at Mob.
erly last week.
Miss Nell Orear, who has been visiting
friends In Lexington for the past three
weeks, returned Wednesday to her
home at Marshall.
Miss Stella Francisco, Of Marshall, who
has teen visiting Miss Nell Marshall for
the past elk weeks, returned home
Thursday morning.
Messrs. G. L. and A. g. Mclaughlin left
Tuesday night for Monitau, Mo-, where
they 60 to look up some walnut logs that
are being shipped out from there.
Mr.. D. Bogis and wife returned We'd
nesday to Higginsville, after a few days
visit with the family Of Mrs. Bogie's
father, Capt. Frank Thornton,
Mr.. Robert Smith and wife left We'd
nesday for 81. Louis. Mrs. Smith will
probably return In a few weeks before
settling permanently In the city.
Mr.. s,N. Wilson left Wednesday evening
for Fulton, to attend q meeting Of the
board OF managers OF the Missouri school
for the deaf, which met there yesterday.
Miss Julia Minter, Of Kansas City, who
has been visiting the family Of Capt.
Ardinger for the past week, left Wed.
nesday for q visit with friends In
sedalia.
uperiutendent d. Hardy, OF the Mis-.
souri, Pacific passed down the J. G. B. &
L. Thursday 10 his special car on q
tour Of Inspection Of the new work on
that line.
Judge CHM. Of the probate court made
a n application Wednesday for the admis.
sion Of Rebecca Correll, Of Odessa, to the
%institution for the feeble minded at
Marshall.
Mr.. Albert Young and wife and little
daughtsr, iMias Elizabeth, left Thursday
morning for Pueblo, Denver, Colorado
Springs and Mapitau, and will remain
some time camping ct Laveta, Col.
Messrs. Glen Tyres and Alex Graves
went to MAYHEM yesterday to take
some dispositions 10 the case Of Mr.. Tyree
against the @. q A. railroad. Miss Pearl
Rsedsr accompanied them 40 stsnogra-
phsr.
There will be no preaching st the Bap.
list church Sunday. DR.. Chas. Manly,
the pastor, will preach Sunday at the
Calvary Baptist church 10 Kansas City.
Sunday school services will be held &c
usual.
Mr.. Al johnson, the hustlIne repre-.
sentative OF the Kansas City Star, spent
the day here Tuesday with the home
folks and left Wednesday for . trip
on the @. & A. and points east Of Hig.
ginsville.
Mrs. Johu Evil, of 81. Louis, arrived
Tuesday evening 10 Dur city for q visit
with her sister, Mrs. Thos. Stramcke.
She was accompanied by Master Melville
Smithers, who m for a visit with
relatives 10 our city.
Mr.. George R. Cooper, Of Kansas City,
who came down Saturday night to visit
the family OF Hon. H. G. Wallace, sr., re
turned Tuesday evening accompanied by
his wife, who has been visiting her par
ents here for several weeks.
1t IL reported that two freight trains
collided Friday morning on the Q. q A.
railroad near Grain Valley and the
engineer OF one train was killed. We
have been unable to get further particu.