The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1904-09-24
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mlso MARY EuWdluS lCob w SuucSudl
for Mayview.
Miss Dolly Stanberry left last week
for Albin Iowa.
C ], Frerking had business in Kan
sas City Thursday
Capt. A. E Asbury Of Higginsville
was here Monday.
Miss Florence Kidd spent Sunday
here with homefOlks.
Mrs. Bert Weeks left Wednesday
for her home in Kansas.
Edna Bray Of the Public Schools
visited home folks Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. j. Lieser left
Thursday for the Worlds Fair
Miss Edna Carthrae spent two days
Of last week in Kansas City shopping.
Mrs. Lutte Belt is now in Higgins
vile with her sister Mrs. Neal who is
quite sick.
Mrs. G. C. Slusher and daughter
Miss Alma spent Saturday with Miss
Ethel Slusher, near Lexington.
Mrs. S, NJ. Reynolds entertained
the members OF the Ladies Fancy
Work club last Thursday evening.
ir. Geo Finch Of Hackley La.
arrived Wednesday for visit to his
mother, Mrs. Molly Finch and family.
Gordon Jackson spent Saturday and
Sunday in Lexington, with his sister
Viola, now a student at Central
College.
Mrs. G G. Parks departed Saturday
for her home in Keytesville after
spending several weeks here with the
family OF J. F. Groves.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe. B. Neal came In
Thursday from Parkersburg W. Va.
for a visit to the families Of w.
Lewis and R. W. Neal.
Messrs Ned Asbury and Ernest
Holland Of Hlgginsville attended the
reception here Thursday evening,
given by the Mystic Owls
Mrs J. W. Starks left Sunday for
Excelsior Springs where she goes for
the benefit of her health. Mr..
Starkes accompanied her to Kansas
City.
Mrs. r. E. Carter and daughter,
Miss. Lucille Of Kansas City and Miss
W. Carter Of Higginville spent Fri
daV at the old home place Of the
former.
The following left for the Worlds
Fair Tuesday: Mr.. and Mrs. G. j.
Lewis, Mr.. and Mrs Marshall, Fra
zier, Mrs. ]. W. Lewis, Mrs ]. o.
Morehead. Misses Edna Carthrae and
Fannie Steele,
Mrs. Martin Lieser and daughter
Leona after a visit here of several
days left Thursday for Kansas City
where they will spend a short time
wife Mrs. J. d. Peoples before re-
turning to their home in Okla
Our public school is progressing
finely under the management Of
Prin. Jadwln and his able corps Of
teachers. Quite a number of non.
resident pupils are enrolled and Others
are anxious to come,
Mr.. and Mrs. D. P. Lake of Mon
tana are expected here the last Of
the month to visit friends aud rela-
tives. While in Missouri they will
visit the World s Fair, Mrs. Lake was
formerly Miss Lee Hackley.
Rev. J. C. Shackelford stopped
over here Sunday on his way home
from conference and preached at the
Methodist church at O'Clock 10 the
afternoon. The service was not we'll
announced but quite a number en-.
joyeb a rare treat as they always do
when Brother Shackelford comes
Rev. e. Y. Glnn who eas been pas
ter OF the Methodist church at this
place for two years was returned by
the annual conference recently held
at Springfield. We are glad to have
Brother CHM and his estlmable gami-
ly with US again.
Mr. @. e. EchaFdt OF New Orleans
is visiting the Misses Hackley and is
contemplating having music class
at this place this winter, Mrs.
Echardt has taught 10 some Of the
leading colleges in the South aud is a
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