The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1903-08-29

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night to attend the fair.
E. NJ. Primer left Friday morning
for St. Louis, after a short visit to
the family of E, F. Meyer.
Miss Belle Gordon went to indie
p%eudence Friday morning to visit her
friend, Mrs. L. Fred Evans.
Mrs. Juliet B. Finley and Mrs. F.
Lee Wallace went to Kansas City
Thursday to visit relatives.
Mrs. R. S. Lomax returned to
Springfield Wednesday evening, after
a short visit to the family of Geo. P.
Venable.
Lucas Mitchell went to Springfield
Thursday to join the Knowles Hyp-
MOTTO Company, of which he is the
advance agent.
Miss Olive Carter, accompanied by
MacBrayer Sellers, went to Higgins
vile Wednesday night to visit and
attend the fair.
Mr.. W. V. Curtis sold for Mr..
August Lepper his fine suburban
residence to Mr. James Kinkead, con-
~sideration $4,000.
Mrs. B. R. Ireland, Mrs B. b.
Frazer and daughter, Helen, and
Arthur Gordon returned from Kansas
City Wednesday night.
Married, in the recorders office,
Thursday. Daniel Williams and Miss
Cora A. NARROW, both of this city
Judge Pearl R. Smith oficiated.
DR.. N. B. Payne brought the I%utelll-
gencer a bunch of grapes weighing I
ounces. The Doctor says that he doe
not cultivate his vines, and from thu
appearance of this sample it does mo-
appear to be needed.
George Clark and family, Free
Curtis, Dick Warder, Miss Josie
Hutchinson, Mrs. George Marquis.
Claude Marquis, Claude johnson are
among those who drove to Higgins.
vile Thursday to attend the fair.
W. V. Curtis sold for Mr.. Tin
Gallivan residence corner 18th ant
Oneida streets to Mr.. F. M. Horton
of Hardin, Mo-, consideration $500
Also for Mr.. Owen Gafln residence OF
21st street to Mr.. Leon Roy, con.
s~ideration s1,O5O.
MI. and Mrs, ]. @. McGrew, Sr.
Mr.. and Mrs, J. G. McGrew, Jr.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. J. McGrew and little
son, Ed, and Baby Estelle McGrev
Duval returned Thursday night from
: a stay Of several weeks in variou!
points in Colorado.
The sum cleared on the rummagt
. sale held by the B. Y. P. o.. thii
week was $40. The young people
L.
: have pledged $500 for the church i'm
provement fund, s195 of this has nov
S been raised. The ladies of the church
S have pledged 81, 900. They will prob
e ably give dinners during the stree
/, fair to raise part Of the money.
I Lieutenant A. E. Hickman came il
5 Wednesday evening to visit friends il
d this city for a few days. He ha
been detailed for service at For
Leayenworth in connection with tn
Officers School of Instruction at tina
{ place. He looks as though the Phil
lppine service agreed with him, bu
says that he is glad to be back home
d Those who went to Higginsvill
/ Friday morning to attend the count.
fair were; Misses Lee Meng, Virginia
Gladys and Winifred VIM, Eupeni
Krlehn, Elma Fisher, Margaret Aull
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Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. MARQUIS. Mrs
Pearl Smith and baby daughter
Alberta, Mrs. B. v. Slusher. Cant
d Ryland Todhunter, W. Y. onrtis
Lynn Gordon, William Aull. ST.. An,
Arthur Kriehn.
The following witnesses in the case o
! Joseph Barton of the city Of odess
! were here attending court: Bate q
Ic DrummOnd, G. R. Greasy, DIR. W. A
'r Moore, Harry Cotter, James Nc Comb
10 William Simpson, WE. Ewing. II w
NC Neel, n. M. Howe, COL i s
White, ]. K. Pearcy, B. r.. Porte,
y, Snarlie Lumbaugh, Roy Mattinply. ]
> 6rosshart, Dave Patterson. Geo, u
Hereford, Joseph Barton and dsngh,a-
Misses Minnie aud Eaie.