The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1903-05-16

Mrs. Leslie Mason, Of Higginsyille,
came up Friday morning to spend the
day with relatives.
A. W. Sandrlng is placing a neat
iron fence around his residence prop
erty on Ninth street.
John Goehner arrived Tuesday
morning from st. Louis to visit the
family OF c. H. Schaefermeyer.
Mrs. A. NJ. Brett and two children,
Marie and Lee, went to Odessa We'd
nesday morning to visit relatives.
Mrs. Joseph B. Silver arrived from
Grand Rapids, Mich Friday morn
ing for a short visit with relatives.
Mrs. NJ. D. Wilson, who has been
visiting 10 ST. Louis for several weeks,
returned home Thursday afternoon.
Mrs j. H. Campbell and her guest,
Miss Minnie Davis, went to Higgins
vile Friday moraing to spend the
day.
Mrs. Carrie Beaurle returned to her
home at Hodge Friday morning,
after a visit with the family of John
Bour.
Mrs. Henry Moore, of Texarkana,
Ark, arrived Tuesday evening to
visit her father, James j. Fleming,
who is sick.
Mrs, W. B. Bolton, daughter Laura
and son Cowen left Thursday norm
ing for Portland, Oregon to spend
the summer.
f. G. T. Brightwell went to Park
vile, Mo Thursday evening to visit
his son, Walter, who is attending
school there.
Judge Joseph Smith went to Kansas
City Wednesday morning to attend
the Episcopal diocese convention Of
West Missouri.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. V. Robinson of
Cofreyville, Kansas, arrived Wednes-
day evening and are the guests Of
Mrs. Mary Ball.
G. H. Schaefermeyer, J. NJ. Crowder
and Dan Studdard went to Boonville
Wednesday morning to attend the
G. A. R. state encampment.
Mrs Cliff B. Goodwin and daugh-
ter, Majorie Harlowe, of Marshall,
are visiting Col. and Mrs. Tilton
Davis, Mrs. Goodwin's parents.
Mrs. Carl W. Hays left Wednesday
morning for Los Angeles, California,
to spend two or three months with
her mother, Mrs. NJ. II. Mayer.
Mrs. G. E. Rees and Russell Riggs.
mother-in-law and son of Rev. Mil
ford Riggs, came in Thursday night.
They have been visiting.i in Warrens
burg.
, The Ri. Rev. e, R. Atwill, o
Kansas City, bishop of this diocese
> will make his visitation to Chris.
Episcopal church in this city Sunda,
evening, May 18th.
e @. NJ. Williams, of Kansas City
It came down Thursday afternoon Il
It spend two or three days with hi
h wife, who is visiting her parents
|. DR.. and Mrs. D. w. B. Tevis.
J The Rev. John K. Dunn will hol
le services in Christ Episcopal churcl
Sunday morning at IL a. m. and IA
p. m. Bishop Atwill, of Kansas City
will confirm at the evening service,
y. J.. B Gibson and wife and Mi:
d. Mabel McCrary, who attended tn
wedding Of Mr.. Willis Combs and Mis-
- Mary Wyatt, left for their home g
,o Shenandoah, Ia, Friday morning.
lg The number of Angora goats in 1875
he was estimated at 500, 900. These wei
- located in eight states. Some one e
Inmates that now there are more this
twenty states where breeding of Ang
ras is being carried on, and that the
d are more than 1880, 900.
: DR., 2 M. Williams who resign,
ID. the presidency of Central Fems
NJ College a short time ago, will preal
at the M. e. church South, Sund
morning at II O'Clock. This will
DR.. Williams last m as a citiz
ar Of Lexington.
DR.. George W. Hyde, who has be
attending the Southern Baptist o.
vention at Savannah, Ca, return