The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1902-10-18

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Mr. Leslie Mas ~. Il Higsin,viile.
visited relatives here Tnursdly.
See VI. 5 Caster for prices O.
%rociln-, suipl . a d cao lumosr.
tr'k Ferguson, Of Ole 81. had
business in Lexington Thursday.
Father Hills returned TO his home
at Kansas City Tuesday afternoon.
Mis- Katherine Howe returned
from Malta Bend Monday afternoon
Miss Georgia Gilkeson went to Kan.
sas City Monday morning to visit
friends.
Miss Fannie John went to Kansas
City to visit her sister, Mrs. G. A
Marshall
o. W. Wilcoxen left Friday morn
ing for Hiawatha, Kansas, to engage
IN business.
E. M. Catron, Of Kansas CITY.
arrived Wednesday evening for a short
visit to friends.
Ell. O'Brien came up from Higgins
Vile Thursday morning to look after
business matters.
Mrs. Allan Coon, Of Grand Rapids.
Michigan, arrived Monday night for a
visit To relatives.
Miss Pearl Reeder left Thursday
morning for Batesyille, Ark, to visit
her brother, Lyman.
L. P Taylor, Of lear Blackburn.
came in Wednesday afternoon to look
aftrr business matters.
Miss Cornelia Ludwig left Wedn,s-
dav morning Tor Springfield, Mo, 70
Wit her brother, Edward.
Ike Ryland returned to his home in
Kansas City Sunday evening after a
visit here to his parents.
Dyer Sherwood returned to his
home in MAYHEM Thursday morning,
alter a visit to j. w. Bailey.
Capt. G A. Jenkins returned Mon.
day afternoon from a short visit to
us home at Longwood. Mo.
Capt. W. H.. nawafus .o,ulneu
WedncSd on q .isibafl
different points in Kentucky,
e stcele, wife and children left
Wednesday morniug for Santa Anna,
California where they will live.
Frank Clark came in THURSDAY
afternoon and is preparing TO move
with his mother to Sedalia to live.
Father Costello went to Kansas
Guy Wednesday afternoon to attend
the funeral Of Father Prendergast.
Judge Alexander Graves vent to
Jefferson City Friday morning 10
~seaea CasO Dofo,e Tie supreme courU.
H. G. Branch and daughter, Miss
katherine went to Kansas City We'd
nesday morning for a several days
visit.
Married, at Clayton, Mo-, September
Is, John Leffea, of East St. Louis.
~, 20 Mrs. Anna Becker OF Higgins.
vile.
0 scar Andreen, wife and Mrs. John
Wilmot went to Marshall Friday
morning to visit Mr.. and Mrs. a.
Wade.
You will be pleased if you try
Ladies Favorite" or "Buckner 5
Pride" flour. Sold by v. J. G.
Bour. lO.3tfdw
Mrs. J. Frank Andres left Thursday
morning for Omaha and Sioux City.
la where she will visit for a
month.
Miss Sue Alexander returned TO
Kansas City Sunday evening after a
visit of several days here with her
mother.
W. S. Carter has Just received one
carload one inch common rough
cypress which be is selling at 50 per
hundred.
Mrs. R. N. Cook left Friday mora.
ing for Bardstown, KY, for a months
visit to her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. C.
I. Atkinson.
Ladies' Fayoriten and "Buckner's
are the brands OF flour made
by the Buckner mills AID sold by V
j. Z. Bour. IO-3tfdw
DR.. P. S. Fulkerson went to Kansas
City Wednesday to attend a meeting
of the Mississippi Valley Medical
association.
Mrs. M. E. Marshall returned from
Kansas City Saturday night where she
has been visiting her daughter, Mrs.
e. j. Earl.
Mrs. Frank Bowman and daughter.
Miss Bessie, went to Higginsville
Friday morning to spend the day
with relatives.
Dr.. w. A. Moore, OF Odessa, and
Roy Walker, of Aullville, we're ursh-
cred into the mysteries of the Elks
last Friday night.
Mrs. Chas. Weber and Mrs. G. O..
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