The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1904-10-15

e1AANN VIM AGAs
Mrs. P. H. Payne went to Kansas
City Wednesday morning, called
there by the death Of her mother,
Mrs. Mary Schaefer.
W. S. Billiard and wife and children,
Georgia aud Dale, went to Kansas
City Wednesday morning where they
viii probably locate.
Young Hicklin and daughter, Miss
Parthenia, and Miss Nora Potts left
for St. Louis Monday morning to
visit the exposition.
Mrs. ]. f. VIM and daughter,
Miss Gladys, and Miss Lee Meng went
to Kansas City Tuesday morning for
a visit with friends,
W. Y. Cross and Miss Annie Kohl.
man who have been visiting relatives
here, left for their home at Windsor,
Mo-, Tuesday morning.
Mrs. Carrie Bassett of Richmond,
who has been visiting her sister, Mrs.
Tilton Davis, went to Windsor Sat-
urday night for a visit with friends.
Rev. Xenophon Ryland and daugh-
ter, Miss Stella came up from Hig-
ginsville Wednesday morning, called
here by the death Of Mrs. James
Mexican.
The corners jury In their verdict
fixed the responsibility of the Missouri
Pacific wreck which occurred near
Warrensburg upon the crew of the
extra freight
Peter Mallott left for St. Louis
Monday morning where he goes as a
delegate to the convention Of the
Supreme Council of the Knights OF
rdUueT MabGneW'
William Galloway returned to
Sedalia Wednesday morning. Mr.,
Galloway reports Wilson Young
badly bruised but none Of his Injuries
were of a serious nature.
The Saturday afternoon passenger
train 90 the Pacific ran into a freight
at Lake City, damaging the engine
and shaking up the passengers, nc
one was seriously injured.
r P. Richardson aud sister, Miss
Magic, arrived from Clint, Texas,
Tuesday morning for a visit with
friends Mr.. and Miss Richardson
are at Mrs. Nickell's Home.
H. c Wilson of Waco, Texas who
has been visiting his brother, w. B,
Wilson and family left for st. Louis
Saturday morning to visit the ex.
position before returning home.
D. P. Groves, wife and sons, Will
Roscoe and Andley, Maurice Gordon.
A Egle, r. S. Sttfler aud son, R. S.
Jr., and S. w. Shouse left for St
Louis Tuesday morning to visit the
Exposition.
Mrs. e. K. Wolfe and little son
Bennett, lett for Versailles, Mo-, Sat
urday morning after a visit to Mrs
VOLTS parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. B
Tunstall Rev. E. K. Wolf was sen
by the last conference TO that place
MIS-. N. j. Howe aud son, Frank
and daughter, Miss Katherine, Mise
MatUie and Susie Kinkead, Herber
Kinkead, John Samuelson and wife
e. B. Campbell and wife and daughter
Vera May, Mrs. W, G, Tompkins
Miss Fannie B. Johns an Miss Sophi
Tunstall left for st. Louis Wednesda,
morning to visit the Exposition.
Ex.Mayor John @. Young who re
Gently attended the st. Louis Fair i
spending a great deal of his time ex
planning to his friends how b
happened to get lost in the VarieI
Industry Building. Mr.. Young tell
a very good story but most every on
believes that if his wife had not bee
with him he would have been lost NOR
than once. There is considerabl
difference between the Exposition AM
Lexington street fair.
A number of Lexlngtonians VIII
have been attending the fall festiv
titles in Kansas City the past weeI
returned home Saturday night
Among them were: Mrs. Frank Nc
Dowell and children, Miss Henriett
Berry, Miss Ada McDaolels, jaime
Terhune, Misses hattie and Mar
Marquis, Mrs. e. NJ. Davis, Mrs. Pet
Hale, Mrs. VIM. %Stonestreet, Mrs
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