The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1902-08-02
COUNTY NEW 5
nLooInsyILlE aAPPENINds.

J. L Harrison was on the sick list
this week.
Miss Daisy Kincbeloe spent Tuesday
in Corder.
Miss Ida Smith Is in the country
this week.
Little Anna Mary Hanson was quite
i'll this week.
Miss Ethal Ballew will teach the
Webb school.
Miss Emma Higgins was here Tues
day shopping.
Miss Jessie Carpenter has returned
from California,
Col. G. C. Patton, Of Odessa, was
here Wednesday.
Miss Ida Van Augleu will teach the
Elm Grove school.
Ed. Major was in Kansas City sew
eral days this week.
Philip Wall and wife, Of Dover,
were here Tuesday.
Mrs. Henry Radius, of MAYHEM,
spent Tuesday here.
Miss Edith Fannon IS home from a
visit in Mexico, Mo.
Eddie Faunon is spending a few
days in Mexico, Mo.
Miss Nettie Barksdale spent Thurs
day 10 Sweet Springs.
Ernest Brand and wife, Of Alma,
were here Wednesday.
E. S. Van Anglen returned to Jack
sonville, Ills, Monday.
Miss Pansy Nipper has returned
from a visit in Buckner.
Mrs. Jack johnson and children are
home from Kansas City.
A large crowd Of Higginsville folks
we're at the Corder picnic.
Mrs. Alfred Peacock, of Corder, wa:
here Wednesday shopping
There will probably be a marriage
or two to report next week.
Clark Major is home from an ex-
tended stay in Kansas City.
Ben Bell, OF the Handy neighbor'
hood, was here Wednesday.
Miss Kate Belt 10 home from a visii
in the AullyIlle neighborhood.
Billie Taylor, the pleasant St. Louis
drummer, was here this week.
Miss Lulu Korsmeyer spent severa
days IN Kansas City this week.
Walter Bruckner, of the Grang
store, was in Kansas City Tuesday.
Misses Ethel Ballew and Ida Val
Anglen are home from Warrensburg.
Mrs. G. A. Mitchell is visiting rela
tives at OAK Grove and Pleasant Prairie
DR.. R. w. Holbrook has been quit
sick this week, threatened with typhol
fever.
Misses Ada Mcdaniel and Will
wilmot spent Tuesday afternoon
Corder.
Miss Georgia Harrison departs in
few days for a visit to Louisiana, Mo
relatives.
Mrs. James Neville and sister, Mr.
Shackleford, OF Aullville, were bel
Tuesday.
The children of T. A. Walker al
wife are home from a pleasant visit
the country.
Miss Kittie Iigbtner has return'
from a pleasant visit with Miss Bess
Moore at Odessa.
Tom Bear, formerly Of this city b
BOW of Kansas City, will be marrl
about August 9th.
Mrs. Virginia Smiley, of Denv'
Colorado, is visiting her sister, M
w. w. Hutchinson.
Charles Morris, Of Odessa, was h'
Sunday. One OF our fairest You
ladies is the attraction.
Mrs. f. S. VanAnglen, OF JacksC
vile, Ills , is visiting Mesdames W.
Journey and w. J Ballew.
Miss Mamie Warren, who has bs
dangerously i'll at "Castle Ridge
reported as being much better
! Little Miss Catherine Journey ent
tanned a number of friends from . t
Tuesday Afternoon and evening,
Every one in the county shonld be.
to talk up the fair, and remember ke
ing everlastingly at 1t brings success.
Mrs. a. L Kleine and Miss LoI
Kleine, OF Mexico, Mo-, were gu'
of Mrs. Ed Fannon one day recenI
The Baptists held a picnic IN 9
junction with the Mayyiew Bap
Sunday School at Elm Grove TAursd
Miss Maud Mitchell goes to Kar
City tomorrow to spend a week '
Il wesk with her cousin, Miss Mary W.
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