The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1904-11-26

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With her brother NJ. F. Royle. {
Oscar Misenhelter returned to Kan
sas City Monday evening after a visit
with his father, A. Misenhelter.
Mrs. Emily W. Branch left for
Lincoln, Nebraska, Tuesday morning
to spend the winter with relatives.
Mrs. Howard Williams and sister
Mrs. John Kirk left for st. Louis
Tuesday morning to attend the fair.
Miss Mollie Switzer returned to her
home 10 Kansas City Monday evening
after a visit with the family OF. Ed.
Yingling.
Mrs. c. D. Grove and son Of
Colorado Springs returned home
Tuesday morning after a visit with
friends here.
Mrs. Henry Williams went to.
Kansas City Saturday morning for a
brief visit with her daughter, Mrs.
Ralph Duncan.
Mrs. H. G.. Russell and two chill
dren OF Oklahoma City arrived Satur-
day night for a visit with the family
of Dave Russell.
Miss Rose O'Malley returned from
a visit in Kansas City Monday night.
Master Francis Carroll accompanied
her home for a visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. J L. Wernex left for
Napoleon Monday evening where
they will visit friends before going to
their home in Kansas City.
Lieut. W. N. Hughes Of the 18Th
Infantry, came in from Nashville
Monday evening for a few days vislI
with Major e. A. Hickman.
Mrs. R. Nj. Duke, Of Kansas City
who has been making arrangement
to enter her son at W. M. A, re
. turned home Saturday evening.
W. W. Easter and Mr., ADD Mrs
> Charles R. Easter returned to thei
home in Kansas City Monday even
, ing, after a visit with relatives here
! Misses Alice Peak, Mamie Chm
and Anna Stanley, the latter fror
Mississippi, went to, Kansas Cit
: Saturday morning for a few day
visit.
Misses Gladys and Katherine Con
: stock returned to their home /
Kansas City Saturday evening after
visit with the family Of W. T
Chlles.
y Miss Mary c. Gordon and Mi
Claire Smith OF Richmond Va
Is arrived Moudiy evening for a Wis
" with the family Of their uncle d
e. G. Gordon.
T. The bridge Oh the river rou
10 which was wrecked by a derail,
freight car a few days ago, has be,
IS repaired aud all trains are runnil
" there as usual.
Mrs. NJ. II Mayer who has be,
lie visiting her daughter Mrs. G
lis Hays returned to her home In Puef
Colo, Tuesday morning Mrs. Ha
"a, accompanied her as far as Kan,
az City.
W. V. Curtis sold Monday for n
ma w. G. Musgrove his brick resider
n. on the corner Of Main and Cole
streets to Mr.. James G. Kelley, G.
ITO sideratlon SO, 300. Prof. E. N, HI
Dr. kins has leased ibis property for {
year and will move in at once.
The Missouri State building at
tho st. Louis Exposition burned do
Saturday afternoon. Almost all
contents were lost. The build
an was probably the finest and pretti
Jay state building on the ground. ]
furniture, carpets, and decorate,
ton were very costly. Mrs. Belle +
day Small, hostess, had a narrow esca
and two fremen were badly burn
ned One of the events Of the theatr
tier season will be the appearance
Under Southern Skies at the \
Grand Monday Nov, %. So great
been the success Of this beaut
play throughout the East that Il
n entire seasons have been played tn
many cities being revisited three
four times. The play is in
authors most delightful vein
when it is remembered that ]