The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1904-01-16

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Gus Haerle returned Wednesday
evening from a busiLess trip to
Chicago.
Luther Nickel OF Fulton spent
Thursday here with his mother, Mrs
NJ. f Nickel
Miss Eugenla Ardinger went TO
Kansas CITY Thursday evening to
visit relatives
Miss Emma Xix returned THUS.
ay evening from visit with friends
in Kansas City.
F, E. Bishop,
Veterinary Surgeon,
lO.lOui Odessa, Missouri.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. ]. Stark announce
the birth Of a son, Friday morning,
e. ] Stark, Jr.
Mrs. Albert Johnson returned Fri
day morning from a visit with rela-
lives in St. Louis.
Married, at Hutchinson, Kansas, jar.
l. 1904, Willard Rogers, of Odessa,
and Miss Bertha Jhaffy.
Miss Mamie Cbinn returned Wed
nesday evening from a visit with
friends in Boonyllle, Mississippi.
Mrs. T. @. Sawyer and daughter
Miss Mary, went 10 Independence
Thursday evening to visit friends.
John Morrison, accompanied by his
two children, William aud Elizabeth,
went to Kansas City Friday morning
on business.
There viii be service by Rev. ]. X.
Dunn at Christ Episcopal church to-
morrow at IL a. m. Holy communion
after service.
For ExCHANGE-5ix roomnrIck res
'dence iu Lexington, Mo-, to exchange
or farm in Lafayette County. Will pay
difference or assume %incumbrance.
mSOtt JOHN M. PRICE, Agt,
jess Stiles, wife and baby of Wav.
erly, and Mrs. Grumpy Of Kansas
City spent Thursday here with the
family 0 fPeter Duroy.
Mrs. L. Fred Evans Of Indepeu.
dence returned home Thursday even,
ing after a visit to the family of bel
father, Judge r. Field.
W. f. Gordono of Nevada, Mo-, il
here visiting his brother, George B
Gordon, and his sisters. Mrs. Ella G
White and Mrs. Kate Bishop.
Died, at her home in Higginsvllle
Monday, January II, 1904, at 900
O'Clock p. M, Mrs. Margaretha Louis,
wife of J. H. Hortsmann, aged 81
ycars.
We are receiving orders for Red r
from some Of our old friends whit
used the -four twenty wears anC
longer The memory Of the gooC
quality is still fresh in their mind, Al
IL was always good 1l-5tf
Frank NJ Atkinson of St. Joseph.
who wa seriously hurt by a fall OIL
ice a few days ago, is reported TO b.
very much better. Letters have beel
received by friends here
The realistic saw mill in ''Uncl
Josh SprucebY, " the down east play
which comes to the New Grand, Mon
day, Jan. IS, comes nearer to th.
genuine article than any Of the man
stage effects now before the public
. Do you intend to p~atronize home
, II you do and want the best hou
, made get the Lexington or IRE
r." which are superior to any made
: Call at your grocery for 1t and take n
there. 3d&w
R. A. HOckensmith, assistant
Walter Williams in the preparatio
: Of the $50, 900 Missouri Book" IL
the Worlds Fair Commission, d.
signed to exploit the resources Of tn
state and to promote immigration, W;
10 Lexington Thursday collecting ST.
tistics and information.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. @. McGrew, ST.
left Thursday morning for st. Loui
Fl ON there they will go on an extent
h ed trip through Florida, Bahan
Isl ands, Cuba, Porto Rico, Mexit
b and California. Baby Estelle M
Grew Duval, accompanied by h
nurse, went to Sedalia to visit h
aunt, Mrs. W. e. Bard.
B. We are receiving words Of prai
from a large number of persons W
. have nsad mr. I avinoton ana Rad