The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1904-07-16


been attending the democratic con
yention.
Mrs, L, B. Chappell, Of Marshall,
who has been visiting Mrs. Ndunie
Steele, went to waverly Tuesday
morning.
Reid Ryland returned from st.
Louis Saturday morning. John Ryland
of kansas City accompanied him home
for a visit.
Miss Era Hinson returned to her
home in Kansas City Moaday after
noon, after a short visit with Miss
Maud Bates.
Misses Ollie, Sallie and Matte
Gordon, o. Nevada, arrived Sunday
night for a weeks stay with relatives
in tuis city.
Misses Laura Grady and Maude
Burden, who have been attending the
fair 10 ST. Louis, returned home Sun
day afternoon.
Mrs. Ryland Todhunter and daugh-
tiers, Misses Elliott, Kathrine aud
Emory, returned from St. Louis Sun
day afternoon,
Mr.. and Mrs, f. A. Day and two
children, Harry and Bonnie, returned
from a weeks stay in Warrensburg
Sunday night.
Mrs. Annette Peters, who has been
visiting relatives and attending the
fair, returned Saturday afternoon
from st. Louis.
Miss Martina La%uderdale, of War
rensburg, who has been visiting
friends here, left for Wellington
Monday Afternoon.
Mrs. R. Frerking returned to her
home in Alma, Tuesday morning,
after a short visit With her sister,
Mrs. H. A. Hohenwald.
Wilson Hardy returned to his home
in Thomasville, Ca, Monday nigl t,
after a short visit with the family Of
I Captain w. d, Rankin.
, Mrs. Sallie Brown and 500, J. +.
Brown, and daughter, Mrs. Tannehi I,
i Of independence, spent Sunday here
d with Mrs. Ernest Hays.
Mr.. and Mrs. William H. Moore
{ and children left for Sedalia Wedues-
u day morning, They will make the.r
home there in the future.
u Mrs. John P, Gordon and So,
Pemberton, returned from Cordel
Saturday afternoon. Gordon Jackson
d accompanied them home for a visit.
y Mrs. Mary A%llersmeyer, who ha:
been visiting her daughter, Mrs. H.
A. Freese, returned to her home in
y New Haven, Mo-, Monday morning
Miss Mary Smith, Miss Florence
Aino.d and Mrs. L. f. Tidball, VI
u Fort Worth, Texas, left Monoay
morning for ST. Louis to attend The
fair.
y Mrs. Henry L. Haynes and daugb
tcIS, Misses Estelle and Fannie, o
70 South McAlester, l. T., are guests o
Mrs. Haynes mother, Mrs. f. K
Long.
S, Mr.. and MIS-. Arthur Bullald anc
ny TWO children, Of Richmond, who hav
been visiting the family Of JosepI
Tribble, returned home Monda
ey N rning.
be Geo. E. Ohara, who has been visit
lis ing the family Of j. o. Lesueui, lei
Thursday morning for ST. JOSEPH
en- His wife and children Will remain It
n a more extended stay.
ay Miss Ella Carter, OF Fort BridgeI
Wyoming, who has teen attendln
lie, Central College ana visiting tb
,rt family Of q. M. Catron, returne
B. home Tuesday morning.
The date for the annual supper au
of lawn social of the Catholic church hi
hit been decided upon. 1t will be bel
C. at the home Of Killian Long, south
town, on Wednesday, July 9th.
III Mrs. James ". Carter, of L,
sas Angeles, CAL, and Mrs. W. N. Cart,
tn and daughter, of Metcalf, Arlzon
who have been visiting the family
George NJ. Catron, left Tuesday NOR
% ing for Fort Brldger, Wyoming.
Mrs. B. II. Campbell went to KaI
I sas City Wednesday morning to sper
the dav Miss Elaine CamDhell. wi