The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1903-05-23

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Carl Hays left for Kansas City and
Carrollton Thursday morning. where
he goes to look after business matters.
Miss Ruby Rogers, Of Waco, Texas,
arrived Wednesday afternoon and is
the guest of her aunt, Mrs. Sanford
Sellers.
Miss Eugenia La Rue Chafin and
Miss Elizabeth Finney of B. f. O..
went to Kansas City Friday morning
to visit friends.
Talbot Simpson aud Talbot Jr.
passed through Lexington Thursday
enrOute to Kansas City where Mr..
Simpson shipped two car loads of
hogs.
Milton Hulse of Independence
spent Thursday night here. He re-
turned home Friday morning taking
with him Davis who was arrested
here.
John Setter bought the property on
South street, rear the public school
building, belonging to the Kirtley
heirs Wednesday. Consideration,
$4,000.
Thomas Wallace Of Tacoma, Wash
ington, arrived Tuesday morning.
Mr.. Wallace was born in Lexington
and is kept busy shaking hands with
old friends.
Mrs, A. G. Au~fderheide, of st.
Louis, who has been visiting her
brother, A. R. Homer, went to Kan
sas City Thursday morning to visit
relatives there.
Misses Mary and Rose Winkler,
Hannah Mehl and Anna Kempf went
to Concordia Thursday morning to
attend the Sunday school convention
Of the Evangelical church.
Miss Lucy Morrison, who has been
visiting relatives here, returned to
her home at Kansas City Wednesday
evening, Miss Fannie Chandler &C
companied her for a visit.
Marriage licenses have been issued
to Wm. L. Oehlschlaeger Of Concor-
dia and Miss Emma BOIL of St. Louis,
and Archie Carlton and Miss Opal
Guard, both of Higginsyille.
Edward Hacker went to %Indepen-
dence to assist in the organization of
a lodge of Fraternal Order Of Eagles
Mr.. Hacker is Assistant State Dep
uty Grand President for Missouri.
Miss May Peak went to Kansas
City Thursday morning to meet her
sister, Mrs. ]. 0. Rush and daughter.
Francis Marion, of Forest City, Ark,
who will visit Mr.. and Mrs. James
Peak.
W. V. Curtis sold for G. c. Barron
Jr., residence on Dist street between
Main Street and Franklin Avenue to
Owen Gafin, consideration 81, 900.
Mr.. Gain will improve the property
at once and make 1t his home.
John G. Bauerle, A. X. Sandifer
and wife and John Moor, of Kansas
City, and Mrs. Annie FAUX, Of Leaven-
worth, Kas who were called here by
the death of Louis Baaerle, returned
to their homes Wednesday evening.
Milton Fuller, foreman Of the
Lebanon Rustic, Of Lebanon, NO.,
speLt Friday here. He was returning
from W%arrensburg, where lie tcpre-
sented District No. IS at a meeting
of the Grand Lodge of Missouri, |. O.
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DR.. w. r. Eckle and L. G. Eckle
who were called to Harwood, Mo-, by
the serious illness Of their mother,
Mrs. Elizabeth Eckle, returned Fri
day morning. Mrs. Eckle was
better when they left, but her con.
dition is very serious.
The ball game at HigginsvillC
Saturday between the Lexington High
SC hool and Higginsville High schoo
resulted in a score of 10 to 2 in favoI
Of the latter. With the exception O
the sixth inning Lexington played
fine game. This makes a tie between
the two teams. The third game 0
the series will be played in the nea
future.