The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1904-08-06

friends.
Mrs. Isy Gratz and daughter,
Mervelle, returned Saturday evening
from a stay in St. Louis aud Fulton,
Kentucky.
F. E. Bishop,
Veterinary Surgeon,
10-10tf Odessa, Mo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Earl returned to
Kansas City Sunday evening, after a
visit with the family of W. A.
Eastabrook.
Albert A. White and Arthur Nc
CurleY, of Grand Pass, spent the day
here Saturday on their way to Long
Bach, Cal.
Mrs. Edward jameson returned to
Fulton Tuesday morning, after a
short visit with her sister, Mrs. ], R.
Moorehead.
Mrs. John Baldwin and children, Of
Dresden, NO., arrived Monday even
lug for a visit with the family Of
D. P. Groves,
E. B. Moore and family Of Danyille,
KY, arrived Saturday for a stay with
the family of Judge B. D. Weedin
near this city.
Mts. J. T. Burgess, of Kansas City,
, returned home Saturday morning,
after a visit with her father, Judge
John E. Burden.
DR.. ]. L. Peak and Lawrence Peak
left Sunday morning for st. Louis.
From there they will go to Oden,
, Mich, for a stay.
Mrs. Sallie Crone aud Mrs. Hattie
, Harczyk, of Nashville, Tenn, arrived
: Sunday evening for an extended stay
with Mrs Isy Gratz.
Mrs. Robert IeaRer and little son
I, returned to Kansas City Saturday
evening, after a visit with the family
of her father, S. ]. Huston.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Marshall aud
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles King, of Kan
sas City, spent Sunday here with the
family of W. A. Eastabrook.
Mrs. Lula Chaplin, OF Chicago, who
. has been visiting Mrs, Louis Eckle,
went tn Marshall Saturday evening,
;, where she will visit friends before
- returning home.
The Billiard property on the corneI
of Seventeenth and Main streets, sold
{. Monday by order of court to affect a
Partition, was purchased by John P
% Gordon for s2,050.
a Miss Carrie Field came down from
Independence Tuesday morning. Mrs
Il. L f. Evans and two children, Rich
he ard aud Rebecca, accompanied he
home for a brief visit.
e, Richard Vaughan, Of Chicago, VIII
a has been spending his vacation her
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
ISIS George Vaughan, left Saturday morn
ay ing for St. Louis to attend the fai
before returning to Chicago.
y, Died, Saturday afternoon at thre
sit O'Clock, Florence Agnes MAYER age
5 months, the infant daughter of MI
lie, and Mrs. Gus Mayer, Of this city
sit The funeral services were held Sur
day afternoon at three O'Clock, inter
,er ment following in the Catholi
IN. cemetery.
re. Don't overlook the Gallons" ne
nd service at the Worlds Fair. Bra
.ay new equipment. Electric lighted tran
re. Trairs leave Higginsvillelat $3.50 a. n
10 1O.5O a, m, 1880 p. M. 2 Trains a
, q rive at St, Louis at 400 p. M, &c
n p. M, $50 a. N. For full particular
apply to S. A. VERMLLToN, AgeI
as. Improvements are going on steadiI
lpe in Lexington. Mr.. Ward Slusher hi
let the contract for the erection of
two story brick house on his lot
: Ingleside. Mr.. Dan Collard, wi
ave has purchased what is known as Il
i've Ballard property on College stree
or will also erect a house there in IL
ITS. near future.
Among those who left Tuesd'
morning for St. Louis to attend ii
I fair we're: E. G. LOOMS and daug
! ter, Miss Elizabeth, Mrs. Belle Ha
Iland dourhtar Mre w A pornhar ri