The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1902-06-14

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precipNa,ely.
Sanford Slusher was seriously b%ruis"d
recently by his horse falling with aud
on him. Fortunately no bones we're
broken.
Mrs. Harry Bailey, Of Nevada. No,
visited her father, Turner Williamson,
this werk, accompanied by Der sou,
Harold.
Miss Olive An,es Of Warrensburg,
is visiting Miss Matte Woods, of
Corder. They we're here Wednesday
shopping.
Misses Flora, Clara and Lulu Cook
recently attended a reception given by
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII F. Kroencke IN
Concordia.
j. W. Cooper departed tor Mexico,
Mo-, Tuesday evening. He will write
up the town for Bob Whites paper,
the Ledger.
Very appropriately, Rev. Church, a
guest of Rev, A. S. Gwinn, the Baptist
minister, preached at the Confederate
Home Sunday.
The millinery stock of Mrs. Fred
Wanger was sold by Sheriff Oscar
Thomas at public auction this week to
satisfy creditors.
Miss Florence Lightner, who has
been spending the past year with her
aunt, Mrs. Macy Beard, of Denton,
Neb., is shortly expected home.
Rev. Wallace Moore, Of Huntsville,
N. c., has been visiting Rev. W. E.
Beattie. He has recently returned
from a missionary tour in Japan.
John Cooper, Sidney Dickey, A. 0.
Downing and A. W. Groeneman were
"ishing" on Tabo creek Tuesday. No
fish were caught, but a good time was
: had.
: j. L. Pace, assistant superintendent
OF the Home, was called to Jefferson
:, City last Friday by the illness and
S death of his granddaughter, Ruth
Knopp.
n Joseph Cook was one Of the attend.
ants at the marriage Of Will F
Kroencke, of Concordia, and MIS-
# Nora Maui, of st. Louis, at St. Loui.
n recently.
Rev w. K. Painter and wife, o.
IS Paris, we're guests of Capt. A. Z
Asbury and wife recently. Rev. Painte'
was formerly pastor of the Baptis
church here.
I. Miss Annie Marie Campbell, of May
view, was the guest Of her aunt, Mrs
- viii C. Webb, this week. She viii
in teach in the public schools here tn
ensuing term.
Hall Cooke came down from Kansa
; City Sunday to play base ball. How
ever, the Dover team failed to mater
iallze. A game was played betwee
" two local ninaa
The NJ. E. church, South, gave th
Sunday School children an outing an
elegant refreshments at the beautiful
- Forest Park IN Northeast Higginsville
Thursday afternoon and evening.
Louis Scarce goes to st. LOU
Sunday to take a position with th
Ferguson Mckinney Dry Goods CO
lis He is one of our recent high scho'
ne graduates aud a popular young man.
Mrs. Farris Bowen, formerly of th
&C. city, died al Greenton Monday, an
ISIS was buried Wednesday afternoon.
H. Bowen, of this city, attended Il
I'M funeral. She was formerly Miss Isab
'ly Lawhorn.
John Sparks, one of the recent hie
school graduates, has been presents
'os with a s15 gold medal by appreciate
er, pupils Of the High School. John is
bright boy and the gift Is a fifth
token Of appreciation.
nd Roy Ashworth, of Odessa, spe
l.' Sunday evening with friends here. +
rs Is doing we'll as manager Of Odessa
new drug store and deserves success
L. every way, for there Is not a I'm
an fellow living than Roy.
A few Growing babies in church N
make some noise, but one can put
with the racket of the cherubs. WI
rn- drives one to the verge Of desperate
VIII however, is the church titterer a
tattler during services.
9W, Mra 7 n Ranev. formerly of d