The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1903-03-28

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Watermelon and c~antalOupe seed in
quantities at c. W. Loomis'. dw--7S
The annual Lafayette County
stallion show day will be April 6.
For SALE-SOO loads clean, coarse
river sand. j, R. M~oorehead. 3-l7dw
Red Wetherfeld onion seed, in
bulk at lowest price. Cbas. w.
LOOmiS. ais
Mrs. NJ. A. Barhart went to hide
pendence Thursday afternoon to visit
relatives.
Sweet peas, tall and dwarf nastur-
tium seeds, in bulk, at Chas. w.
LOOMS ais
Miss Katie Uetz, Of Lexington
Junction, spent Thursday with Miss
Anna Sailing.
Mixed lawn grass and blue grass
seed for lawns, by the pound or
bushel, at Chas. W, Loomis'. a15
Rev. W. H. Owen, of Trenton, Mo-,
will preach at the Baptist church
Sunday morning and evening,
A. R. Smith, who has been visiting
%homefolks, returned to his home at
"
Atchison, Kansas, Friday morning.
VIM. l.. Stewart, formely of the
Richmond Missourian, made the TEL
LIGEcER Office a pleasant call Tuesday.
W. S. MCGEE, who has been visit.
ing the familyof W. P. Cole, returned
to his home at Kansas City Thursday
morning,
N. E. Basket, wife and little
daughter, Amelia Taubman, went to
Kansas City Friday morning to spend
the day.
EoR RENT have 100 acres Of blue
grass pasture for rent Will rent all or
in 40 acre tracts. Apply to Glenn Tyree,
Lexington, Mo. S-2Stf
Mrs. Thomas Boyle was called to
Kansas City Thursday afternoon by
the serious illness of her sister-in- law,
Mrs. James Lyons.
Mrs. G, B. Goodwin, of Marshall
came in Thursday evening for a shorI
visit with her father and mother
Col. and Mrs. Tilton Davis.
Mrs. W. j. Chambliss and son
Park, of Jefferson City, and Mrs. W
@. Webb, of Higginsville, are tn,
guests of Mrs. John W.. Meng.
Mrs. G. W. Fredendall and daugh
ter, Miss .Nettie, left for Mexico
Mo-, Thursday morning to visit f
j. wilkins, Mrs. Fredendall IS brother
; Miss Laura Moore, who has beef
visiting Miss Fannie Sawyer, return
ed to her home at independence,
Tuesday afternoon. She was accom-
) panied by Miss Sawyer, who will visi
her and other friends.
W. V. Curtis sold for the Morrison
Wentworth bank the Farrar residencl
on West South street, between Eight
and Ninth streets, to August Roslne
consideration 1900.
Mrs. Robert Taubman and daugh
ter, Miss Daisy, went to Kansas Cit,
Thursday morning to spend two O
! three days with Mrs. L. T. Herndon
! Mrs. Taubman's sister.
! The fire at Xix Brothers grocer
store Thursday morning did not sprea,
! to any extent, but considerable dam
: age resulted from the smoke. TIL
! cause Of the fire is unknown.
: Mrs. N. G. Thompson, who ha
been visiting Mrs. E. B. Campbell 70
the past two months, was called t
'e her home at Kansas City by tn
r illness of her daughter, Mrs. T f
tx Smith.
le Rev. John X. Dunn will hold sci
ID vices and preach in Christ Episcop;
ie church Sunday at II a. m. and 7:9
III p. m. Litany Lenten service at 4:9
p. m. Saturday. All welcome at a
services.
or Married, at the home of the bride
In parents, near, MarthasWlle, Mo-, We,
ill nesday March Is, 1908, Edwal
Meinershagen, of zeal this city.
I'M Miss Ida Eichmeyer, of Marthasvill
nd Missouri.
Ter Married, Thursday, March, II, 1870
Try at the home, of the BRIDES parent
a Mr.. and Mrs. II. Fickeu, Concordi
Theodore hartman and Miss Bert
all Ficken, both OF Concordla, Rev. Aslir
on officiating.
DR.. G. W. Hyde and ]. G. Wort