The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1902-12-13

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Miss Fannie Sawyer went to Kan
sas City Thursday morning to visit
iea.iyes.
Nj. Il. G. Garner aud Miss Corsnne
Palmer were married at St. Louis
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Archibald Robertson
went to Marshall Thursday morning
to visit relatives.
A marriage license was issued to
Steve Snyder and Miss Annie David
son, both Of Lexington.
Mrs. W. S. Griffin returned to
Wellington Wednesday evening, after
a short visit 10 this city.
The Malta Bend prospectcrs have
struck a little oil and a great deal Of
lost water At a depth Of 600 feet.
Miss Nancy Ussery returned to her
home in Odessa Friday morning, after
a visit to relatives 10 this city,
Mrs. A. J. Barnett and little
daughter left Thursday morning for
Barnard, Mo-, to visit relatives.
Miss Virginia Raglan returned to
Lees Summit Wednesday evening,
after a few days visit to Miss Nancy
Huston.
Ladies' Favorite' and "Buckner's
Pride" are the brands Of -four made
by the 8uckner mills and sold by V
J. c. Bour, 1O-Stfdw
Mrs. S. J.. Huston went to Kansas
City Wednesday evening to spend a
few days with her daughter, Mrs. R.
L. Yeager.
Before the cold weather comes on
fix those leakY roofs. w. s.. Carter
has all grades Of shingles and will
make close prices. 1O-17dwtf
Miss Georgia Ragland, who has
been visiting friends here for several
days, returned to her home at We'll
llngton Thursday morning.
Judge T. W. Hawkins, Of Marion,
county, has been appointed state
librarian to succeed Mrs. Jennie
Edwards, who recently resigned.
Mr.. and Mrs. E N. Hopkins left
Wednesday evening for Texas, where
they win visit relatives in Austin
and Galveston for about ten days
Miss Kathryn Bushong, who has
been employed at Mrs. Moorehead's
as hat trimmer, left Tuesday after
noon for her home at Ottowa, Kas.
Judge W. S. Shirk came up from
Sedalia Thursday evening to LOOK
after the interests Of the Missouri
Pacific in the case Of Short VS.. Mis-
souri, Pacific, which is being tried
here today.
W. A. Hill and wife were called to
Holden Monday afternoon by the
death Of Mrs. Hills mother, Mrs. H.
@. Seaman. Mrs. Seaman had a
stroke Of apoplexy early Monday
morning and only lived a few hours.
, Rev. Daniel Buchmueller, accom-.
, panied by Miss Anna Hoffman, left
Thursday evening for Leayenworth
a called by the serious Illness Of Master
Harold friedrich, nephew Of Mis-
Hoffman.
Mrs. Beaudie Limrick, OF Kansa
City, who has been visiting Mrs
George Carr, returned home Thurs
day evening, being summoned by
telegram from Walter Foster statin
that his wife was dying from th
results Of an operation performe,
recently.
"The Game Keeper, y which wi
be seen at the New Grand oper
house Monday night, has been entire
ly Rewritten and is said to be a ia
better production than that Of las
season. Many new and novel feature
have been added, among them being
choir Of trained voices for the prett
and effective chapel scene in the Ia,
act. Get your tickets early.
Walter B. Waddell returned Tue
day morning from Chicago where
had been attending the I~nteynation
Cattle Show and Sale. Boah he al
T. G. Sawyer shipped there and IL
six head sold by them brought goC
prices. at an election Of oficers
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