The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1903-07-25

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several weeks.
G.. @ Wallace came 10 from Denver
Saturday night to spend Sunday with
his home folks.
Dave P. Slusher left for Muscogee,
l. T., Monday morning, after a visit
to relatives here.
Mrs Bias Frederick came down
from Kansas City Tuesday night to
visit relatives.
Mrs. B E Cessna returned to St.
Louis Saturday morning, after a visit
to her sister, Mrs. W. H. Bour.
Miss Nellie Staed returned to st
Louis Saturday morning, after a visit
to her cousin, Miss Anne O'Malley.
Mrs. NJ. Geyer and daughters,
Misses Catherine and Elizabeth, re-
turned to Kansas City Sunday evening.
Mrs. Robert Mckee, who has been
visiting the family OF W. P. Cole, left
Saturday morning for her home In
Piqua, Kas.
Mrs. J. A Smithers and daughter,
Edna, OF St. Louis, arrived Sat-
urday evening to visit the family Of
T. T. Stramcke.
Mrs. H. Eisman and two daughters,
Madeline and Jewel, returned to St.
Louis Saturday morning, after a visit
to Mrs. H. Dreyer.
Miss Louise Ryland came down
from Kansas City Monday night to
visit the family Of her grandfather,
Judge John E. Rylaud.
Mrs. Fred T. Xix and daughter,
Miss Blanche, left Saturday morning
for Georgetown, KY, to spend several
weeks with relatives.
Mrs. f. E. McFadin and grand.
daughter. Irene, left Tuesday morn
ing for Platin, N, NJ. and Clinton,
o t., to visit relatives.
For SALE-Golden Wyandotte eggs,
a setting of IS for rs cents. Mrs, A, p,
Young, neal Prairie church. Rura'
route No. l, Lexington Mo. 4-11tf
Mrs. Mollie Cheatham left Tuesday
morning for Des Moines, Iowa, t.
spend a few days before leaving FOL
Salt Lake City and other Western
points.
Mrs. John Welborn and Miss Sarat
Grady left Monday morning for Sal
Lake City, Utah. During theiI
absence OF several weeks they will
visit various points Of interest 10 tn,
? West.
W. ". Curtis sold to Col. SandforC
Sellers Saturday the house on Soutl
, street occupied by Fl. B. TunStall
, 1t belonged to ]. q. Goehner. Con
sideration 90, 500.
Louis Gratz went TO Kansas Cit,
r Saturday morning to join the part,
J going from that place to Baltimor'
to attend the interstate and terri
torial association Of Elks.
Mrs. E. B. Farley and three daugh
ters, Misses Agnes, Jean and Grace
returned to Sedalla Monday night
They were accompanied by Mrs
George Hutchinson, who will max
them a visit.
Mr.. and Mrs, W. H. Greer returnel
Tuesday night from a trip to NeS
, Orleans and other southern points
!, and a visit to relatives in Texas
They were accompanied by thei
neice, Miss Title Johnson Of Acton
: Texas.
Misses Lydia Schaefermeyer an
Madge Nicholson left Sunday morr
ing for Junction City, Kas., to visi
the formers sister, Mrs. H. "
Wessendort. e. f. Nicholson accom-
t panied them to Kansas City to spen
the day.
Mrs. Anna Gilkeson sold her res
i dence on South street to f. lie
J. Wallace Monday morning. Mrs. Gi
d keson and daughter, Miss Georgii
will make their home In Wicbit'
Kas., leaving here in the early pa
4 Of next fall.
s. G.. w. Bailey has been notified thu
Re the Santa Fe Track from Lexingtc
Junction to North Lexington will
d restored as soon as the work can |
done. 1t is expected that trains wi
a be running to North Lexington witt