The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1902-09-20
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nIadINsY,LLR hAPPEMNds.

John Krauz was here W eduesday on
business.
Miss Willie wilmott spent Sunday at
Castle Ridge.
David Phegar returned frou Odessa
Saturday evening.
Mrs. T. L. Beach and children are
visiting in Butler.
Jonas Lewis of near Alma was in
town Wednesday.
Mrs. Walter Willard was on the
sick list this week.
Harry Leary spent sund ay IN Odessa,
the guest OF friends.
Miss Maud Harwood has been visiting
Saline county friends.
Miss Salle Withers, OF Mayhem,
was in town Tuesday.
Miss Bessie Wilmot W as in Odessa
Sunday visiting friends.
Mrs. P. H. Petering is recovering
from a recent mdisposition.
Mrs. Anna Beattie and son, Llburn,
were in Kansas City Sunday.
Miss Georgia Page, W nc has been
very low with typhoid fe yer, is con-
valescenr.
Mrs. jennie Wallace and daughter,
Miss May, departed Thurs day for Hen
! rietta, Texas.
B. c. Ridge and wife, Of Castle
Ridge, were Sunday guests Of Mrs.
Flora wilmott.
Odessa's public school begins Mon
day with Prof. Joseph Kuehls, Of this
place, principal.
Higginsyille schools are in full run
ming order now. Prof. w. c, Sebring
is superintendent
Mrs. Eyalyne Beattie and son, Clar-
yence' will 60 to housekee ping in the
I Kennedy property.
Rev. J. NJ. Coil of La Belle, Mo,
preached at the Christian church Sun
day. He is a very able speaker.
Miss Wilks Ward returned to.
Omaha, Neb,, Monday, after athree
weeks visit with relatives here.
Mrs. Ella Carpenter W llliams and
son, Max, of Lexington, were guests
lof Mrs, Minnie Knipmeyer Wednesday,.
= Will aud Ted Preston md Clarence
Knipmeyer are at Ann Arbor, Mich,
where they will attend school this
winter
Leon Lewis has returned from a
tmmei stay in Montana. He had an
elegant time and the eli mate agreed
with him perfectly
The iair will be held here next year
August 1|3-14.15-16. One week before
the state iair at SedaIia, 1t will be in
She Missouri circuit.
Virginia Vance, the little daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. J. l.. Harrison, died
at the home of W. w. H utchmOn, in
this city Wednesday.
W. j. Mcigo died In Okla City,
0. T., Friday, September 18th, SIR.
Meigo lived in Higginsville many yeaI.
and his many friends beard of his
death with deep regret
William Semmler ha- resigned lis
position as local manage os toe La
s%tayette county telephone eSchauge
lhe was 2 most efficient officer, and
gave general satisfaction.
Miss Bessie Bradley, OF Mayview,
was here tuesday. She is now 10 Lex
ington the guest Of her cousin, Mrs.
Ed McGrew. MISS Bradley spent the
So nmer ai Excelsior Sprin IS
Leon Lewis Is again at T. N. Lakes.
Il looks ths picture Of health since bis
s~ojourn IN the west. StilI he says old
Elssouri is u splendid pla ce after all,
although he likes the west very much
j.. NJ. Lsndeiback has a bout hnish ed
putting u his crop Of whe at six miles
south Of town. He will move there
from Rocky Ford early next year.
The farm Is in the Gladish neighbor-
hood.
If some Of the funny folks who are
always finding fault with the mistakes
in a paper we're only half AS careful in
regard to their misuse of grammar,
they would make rapid stride toward
perfection in the use of the American
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