The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1904-11-26

Lotion White came up from Sedalia
to sptnd Thursday with his mother
Misses Magruder and Groves o. c.
F. G. went TO Sedalla Thursday
morning, to visit friends for a few
days.
Mrs. Katherine Small, OF Kansas
City, who has been visii ing Mrs.
John Ryland, went to Sedalla Tues
day night.
Alvin Slusher came down from
Kansas City Wednesday night for a
visit with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ. T Slusher.
The relatives of Mrs. Lizzie Kite
received a telegram "Wednesday
informing them Of her death at
Chickasha, the 22nd.
Mrs. ]. D. Dent and daughter Miss
Leila of Olatha Kansas, arrived
Wednesday night for a visit with
Mrs. j. c. Young, Sr.
Lieut.. W. N. Hughes, of Nashville,
Tenn, left for San Francisco. CAL,
Tuesday evening, after a brief stay
with Major E. A. Hickman.
Dan W. Cosgrove, OF Bonneville
who has been here for the past few
days, left Friday morning for Column
bla where he is attending the Univer-
sity.
John ]. Gladish, formerly OF this
county, won bis suit against the Kan.
sas City Livestock Exchange. By
virtue Of the decision of the Court
\ the expulsion order OF the exchange is
D set at naught and Gladdish willContinue
to do a commission business.
/, The Naverly Waterman says that
two Of Waverly's appointment and
popular young boys" were arrested
aud fined 81 80 each, recently tor
di turbIng a religious service. The
, boys were probably "showing off, as
J. too many boys do at public gatherings
and 1t is time that such monkey
business should be stopped.
Miss Annie Jefferson, Miss Bessie
K Renick and Mr.. Bent Reuick OF Oal
n Grove, Carl Jefferson of Kansas (ity
Mrs Marshal Albin and son, Harper
OF independence, who we're here Il
q. attend the Howe-Kinkead wedding
returned to their respective home
L. Thursday evening.
Leroy ]. French will present tina
~ peerless comedy drama, "Muggi
/" Landing" at the opera house Saturda
night. The role of "Little Mugs
D is one that reaches the heart of tn
% audience, and the management ha
surrounded this little artistic with a
array Of talent the pick Of metropo
ar itan players.
'es Frank Canterbury met with a ser.oI
IS, accident Saturday while working at h
OF brick, yard, which resulted in the di
rs location of his right shoulder and &c
ting badly bruised up otherwise.
large enbankment lear which he W.
standing caved In catching him undi
the dirt with the results. -Higginsvil
all Advance.
YES The following went to Kansas OF
IA Wednesday evening to see Il
i'd Kansas-M issouri foot ball gam
i'm N Horace Ardinger. Hubert Bates,
1, Sears, Lafayette Gordon, W.
D. Waddell, MT. aud MIS-. e. f. Niche
IRE. son, and granddaughter, Grace Beckt
P. Miss Ella Nickel, Mr.. and Mrs. E.
LOT McGrew, Robert Bush, Leroy SlushC
Harry Farmer, Mr.. and Mrs. W.
Ohiles.
cen The services at the Christi
az church are growing in interest. RI
m 3 Northcutt is delighting the peoI
! to with his tender presentation OF
Iege Gospel, and the singing under t
direction Of Mr.. St. John is as fine
ever heard In Lexington. His 81
work is magnificent and thel gri
lnc- throngs of people who hear him list
MIR. with rapt attention. There w
zone three additions Thursday night, mi
~ ing fifty since the me- tiog tegi
VIC Services tonight at 1880 o'clock. 4
are invited.
To our Friends And Patrons,