The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1902-05-31

Miss Elaine Campbell left for Kan
sas City Thursday evening, where
she will visit her cousin, Miss Gladys
Comstock.
Mrs. Hannah Waddell and Miss
Dollie Waddell left for Kansas City
Friday morning for a visit to Mrs. F.
S. Groves.
Miss Clara Haas returned to her
home at Corder Friday morning,
after q visit to her sister, Mrs. Il. A.
Hohenwald.
Gill Goodwin and wife, Of Black
burn, returned home Friday morning
after attending the closing exercises
at W. M. A.
Mrs. H. C. Carson, OF Marshall,
arrived Thursday evening for a visit
to Mr.. and Mrs. R. f. Norfolk and
her little grandson, Robert Hays.
Miss Emma Adams, who has been
visiting friends aud relatives here for
the past few days, left for Holsington,
Kas., for a visit to friends and
relatives.
Elder Fred v. Loos arrived Friday
morning to deliver the annual adj
dress before the high school class and
paid the INTEILIeENcER an appre-
clated visit.
Mrs. e. L. Spurgeon, Of Sweet
Springs, returned to her home Thurs
day night, after a visit to friends
and relatives and attending the
closing exercises of B. f. @.
Upton and S. N. Wilson and Miss
Catherine Wilson left for Warrens-
burg Friday morning. Miss Catherine
Wilson will spend the summer with
her grandfather, Major Nickerson.
Mrs. Edwin Cromwell, of Kansas
City, who has been visiting friends
and relatives here and attending the
B. f. G. commencement exercises,
returned to her home Thursday
evening.
The U. D. C. will hold interesting
exercises at the Confederate Home
Higglnsville, Tuesday, June 8. Ninety
seven ex-confederate veterans will
receive medals, made from old con
federate cannon. Prominent speaker
will be present.
Mrs. Mary Ramey and her daugh
ter, Miss Ella, returned from Libert.
Wednesday night. They we're accom-
panied home by Miss Helen Williams
t daughter Of President Williams 0
= Liberty Ladies college, who will visi
mere IOr some Ulme.
: The entertainment given by tn
Alphian and Emerson literary sOcie
ties of the high school at the New
Grand opera house last night drew a.
: immense crowd and the evening wa
one OF rare enjoyment. An extende
!, account will be given In the Week.
INTELLIeENCER in connection wit
a writeup of the closing exercises c
the school, next week.
There is a committee Of ladies q
D work In Lexington soliciting aid fc
the entertainment of the Old Men.
club Of Lafayette county, to NEE
4 here during the early part of JUNE
There are SO members Of this clu
and they represent the pioneer cit
zenship Of the county. Everybod
should give literally for their enter
tainment for 1t Is an honor to entel
tain these old gentlemen.
d Married, at the residence OF til
e brides parents, in Higginsvill'
Thursday, May 20, at 500 a. m, b
- Rev. Otto, Mr.. Henry Slusher an
!, Miss Nancy Miller Foulds. NJ
= Slusher Is one Of Lafayette county
. most substantial citizens. Miss FoulC
. is the daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. l
K. Foulds, a well known and high
respected family Of Higginsville. I'll
INTELL1eENcER extends congratuli
>: tions.
: A lady at Sweet Springs, Mo
II Matched one hundred and forty chicl
Sc ems in an incubator. The little chicl
g knew no other mother than the lad,
! and when she would leave them the
would cry after her. Finally she b
upon the plan Of leaving an aprr
= hanging on the fence, and the chicl
y were satisfied. When an old he
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