The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1904-12-10

Miss Olive Carter returned TO her
home 10 Kansas City Thursday even
ing.
Mrs. F. 7. Hord went to I%ndepen-
dence Wednesday morning for a short
visit.
MI. and Mrs. Bert Tanbman re-
turned to Kansas City Tuesday
evening.
w. G. MuSgroVe returned to Kan
sas City Thursday evening after a
brief stay here.
Mrs. G, R. Cooper Of Kansas City
arrived Tuesday night for a visit with
her mother, Mrs. H. c. Wallace.
Mr.. niMrs. j. F, VIM and Miss
Lee Meng went to Kansas City Wed
nesday morning to spend the day.
Mr.. aud Mrs. N. f. Baskett aud
little daughter, Amelia Taubmau,
returned from Kansas City Thursday
night.
G.. r. Cooper, who came down from
Kansas City to attend the Wallace
Fiery wedding, returned home Thurs
day evening.
Miss Nettie B. Wallace Of Tacoma,
Washington, left for her home Wed
nesday morning after a visit with the
Misses Keene.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. E. Baskett and
little daughter, Amelia Taubman,
went to Kansas City Wednesday
morning for a short stay.
Mrs Ooruelia W. Jones Of McCou-
nelsville, Ohio, left FOR her home
"Wednesday morning after a visit
With the family Of F. Morath.
, Mrs q. P. Crandall of Kansas City,
J who has been the guest Of Mrs. Clyde
Wright, was called home by the
death Of her uncle, James Carter, Of
! Ottawa, Kan.
Captain A. G. Schumm, Of the u.
S. ARTILLERY Corps, who was here as
special government inspector for W.
M. A returned to Fort Leavenworth
Monday evening.
: The latest publication Of the Blu
= reau of Statistics shows that the pro-
duction Of coal, iron and petroleum
; during the past few years has been
; FIVE times as fast as the growth OF the
population.
Don't fail to attend Rev. j, G,
Worley's s%tereopticon lecture on
Japan and It's people at the court
d house Dec. II. Rev. Worley il
= brought here by some Of the ladies Of
the PRESBYTERIAN church and the pro
d ceeds OF the lecture are to be divided
} between two good cause parsonage
repairs and japanese missions,
Accompanied by players Of note
i including John Sutherland, Lawrence
Evart, Miss Jessie Church and Mis-
- Leila WolStan, Mr.. Walker WhiteSidl
will present "Davld Garrick's Love
at the opera house Saturday night
as The play is an adoption Of a German
dramatizatlon of al episode In tn
y life of the most iamOds actor of hi
day in London. The version recent.
DC acquired by Mr.. Whiteside is entirel
M new and differs materially from tn
one used by the elder Sothern som
thirty years ago.
1.-THE Sign Of the Four" a pla
which has been made from the novel o
the same name by Conan Doyle, come
p, to the New Grand, Thursday, Dec ID
sb The story Is a familiar n to read
.er ers: and on the stage 1t does not loo
10 like the same dramatic qualitit
which made Sherlock Holmes so Ell
~. eaging a performance. There is 4
~ similarity between the two play
no beyond the common characters
,at Sherlock Holmes, DR., Watson ar
40 others-aud the air Of mystery ar
ian extraordinary ferreting ability of IL
TO leading characters.
A. S. Loomis, agent for the MI
souri, Pacific Railroad at this plaC
~ is in receipt Of inquiries from Il
officers Of the road as to the kind Of
10 depot and size needed here to repla
the one recently destroyed by fiji
Mr.. Looms says itseems to be the
lied tention Of the company to build as so,
as possible. 1t Is much to be hop
day that the new station may be locat
d. a.r.,t~