The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1902-08-09
hIddINsYILLE HAPPENINGS.

day.
Miss Matte Hagood was in town
Monday.
The fair has every prospect of being
a success.
Miss Georgia Hanson is visiting in
Pike county,
Miss Lou Ellen Walker will teach
The Ridge school.
Miss Nettie Barksdale will spend
Sunday in Dover.
DR.. j. j. Folkerson of Lexington
was here Sunday.
Manse Wilmot and wife we're in
Lexington this week.
Mrs. T. c. Kennedy and son have
returned from Odessa.
Louis Lake and wife are away on
a short recreation trip.
Miss Mamie Warren, who was quite
Ill at Castle Ridge, is co~nvalescent.
Some 5000 was stolen from the resi-
dence of Frank Rigg n day this week.
A. j. Althoff and wife attended the
German picnic south of town Thurs
day.
Miss Allie Fitzgeral and grand.
father are visiting relatives in Ken
lucky.
Ralph Holcomb is now leading the
band and gives satisfaction IN every
respect.
Miss Stella Harrison and George
Corder, of Corder, were here one
evening recently.
Charles Field seriously injured his
leg while working at the Bee Hive
factory recently.
Mrs. Carl Lew, of P~ittsburg, Kas.,
is expected shortly to visit her mother,
Mrs. L. X. Foulds.
We learn that John Handley, Sr,,
was seriously hurt one day this week,
but have no particulars.
Mrs. Bette Hackley, of Corder was
here part of the week visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. G. w. Jackson.
r. b. Leahy was In Chicago part of
the week on business connected with
his manufacturing interests.
Dan Hoefer has had substantial
BRICK sidewalks placed in front of his
two houses on Sonth Second street.
From reports, half the populace will
spend Sunday in Dover. Verify a good
dinner has charms to draw every time.
Misses Bess Leah Foulds and Ru-
hannah Scarce will attend William
Woods college at Fulton the coming
term.
A wise little coon describes the four
seasons as "De thee season wen we
isn't got watahmelons, and de one wen
we is"
Miss Charlotte Pheger and mother
departed Monday for Washburn, Texas
and Trinidad Colorado. They will
probably be absent two months.
Miss Kate Belt was called to Aull-
vile Thursday night by the death Of
her brothers. little son. Miss Belts
mother was also quite i'll part of the
week.
The Teachers Institute will be held
here next week. Miss Florence Arnold
Of Lexington and Prof. w. G. Sebring
will assist Prof. Joseph Kuehls Ia con-
Quoting 1t.
1t IS automatically noted that w. j..
Miller, formerly connected with the
city laundry here, was recently welded
somewhere in the West. Here's good
luck to Billie, than whom a finer fell
low isn't.
Rev. A. N. Smell preached at the
Christian church several evenings this
week On Thursday evening Mrs.
Ella Chapman WhItacre, of Trombley,
o., rendered a vocal solo. The church
has not vet called a pastor, although
one Is needed 10 take up the work
where it was left by the former pastor.
II is rumored that a sale of old
bachelors Will shortly take place some
miles in the northeasterly direction,
and yet some Of the aforesaid gentle-
men could hardly be logged home ON
the shoulder OF the average fair maid,
as more than one of the masculine
dears are of good build, 10 fact quite
"hefIy" as Josiah Aliens wife would
say.
The funeral Of Mrs. Craig Fulker.
son was preached at the presbyterian
church Monday to an immense au-
dlence. A lovely soul has gone IRON