The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1903-10-17

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afternoon.
Dr. W. J.. Peak, of Oakland, H.,
arrived Thursday night TO visit his
brother. James Peak.
J. T. Ainsworth aud wife went TO
Marshall Friday morning to visit
relatives for feveral days.
Miss Elliott Todhunter left for
Boonyille Thursday morning to visit
her aunt, Mrs. is. Elliott.
Mrs. L. Brandt and daughter, Miss
Wallie, arrived Friday moruing and
will visit Mrs. Sarah NJ. Russell.
Services will be held IN Christ
Episcopal church by Rev. John X.
Dunn Sunday morning and evening.
Mrs. W. D. Rankin, who has been
visiting 10 Kansas City for several
days, returned home Wednesday
evening.
Miss Nancy Huston went to Kan.
sas City Thursday morning to visit
her sister, Mrs. r. L. Yeager. for a
few days.
J.. G.. Groves, Of Kansas City, spent
Wednesday night with his mother
and sister, Mrs. Jane Groves and Miss
Elizabeth.
J.. P. Hausam, who has been spend
ing several days with his wife aud
son, returned to Kansas City Wed
nesday evening.
Miss Ella Nickel left for Fulton
Friday morning for a visit of a week
, with the family of her brother,
Luther Nickel.
Mrs. Sanford Thornton and daueh
ter, Courtney Hamlin, and Mrs. j.
H. Dooley returned from ~Higginsville
= Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. Miriam Gibson left Thursday
morning for St. Louis to visit rela'
tives and friends and to remain unit
after the Worlds Fair.
Mrs. George Cooper, who has beer
5 visiting her mother, Mrs Henry Wal,
! lace, returned to her home in Kansas
, City Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. Thomas Johnson, who has
r been the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
S ward Aull, returned to her home .
BoonviIle Thursday morning.
Miss Katherine Nickerson, who ha
been the guest of her sister, Mrs. S
N. Wilson, lett for her home a
Warrensburg Thursday morning.
r Mrs, Morton, of Sweet Springs
who has been the guest Of Mr.. ant
Mrs. Albert Young, went to Rich
IS mond Friday morning to visit rela
ID tives.
1t Mrs. Thomas S. Fletcher aud littl
niece, Mary Louise Taylor, went I
u Kansas City Thursday morning
oil spend several days with friends an
relatives.
Mrs. W. H.. Bell and daughte
r, Miss Annie, who have been attendin
: the Woman's Missionary Union, r
turned to their home near CordC
. Friday morning.
a. Rev. T. NJ. Cobb went to Kans
J., City Friday morning to spend II
Nd day. From there he will go
Warrensburg to preside owe u
les quarterly meeting.
Rev. J.. L. Stewart, who is traVl
ing in the interest of the 'Forwa
Movement" Of the Presbyteri
II. church, visited the family of DR..
nv @. Gordon Thursday night.
81, N. E. Baskett, wife and daught,
IN. Amelia Taubman, went to Kan'
City Thursday morning to spend t
days. Mr.. Baskett is having
eyes treated by a specialist.
ada G. T. Barnes, wife ard baby a
daughter, Helen, who have be
md spending several weeks here W.
hit. relatives, left for their home at MI
axe bell, Colorado, Thursday morning.
Misses Nell Murphy and May
Mcdowell left Wednesday afternC
for Leavenworth, Kas., where I'll
i. 90 as delegates to the tenth ann
convention of the Ladies Auxiliary
the Knights of Father Mathew.
4 The strike of the Pacific Exp
. x Company's employees has affected
:, < offices along the line. Mr.. Hays
y ceiyed a telegram to receive G