The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1905-11-18
Mrs. A. ". Silver went to St.
Louis Friday morning.

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Mrs. K. Long returned home from
Kansas City Wednesday night.
Mrs. Mary Shacklett returned from
X nSas City Thursday night.
Mrs. Jas. Blggs went to Aullville
"Wednesday morning to visit relatives,
Miss Nary Rulings returned to
Kansas City Wednesday morning.
Mr.. John welborn went to Aull-
Vile Friday morning to visit relatives
Ms. John Nanthy went to Con-
cor1la Thursday night to visit rela-
tiyeS.
Mrs. D, Cox came down from indie
pc deuce to visit the family Of F. T.
Hord.
Mrs E. c. Gordon went to indie
p,rdence Friday morning to visit
fri2Lds.
Miss Freda Lepper went TO Kansas
CITY Wednesday morning to visit
relltiveS.
Pearl R. Smith,, attorney at-law
R1om> s and 10 Haerle building,
Le"ingtON, Mo. d&w
J. A, R. Chamberlain and daughter,
Miss MAY, Of Greenton, visited here
Thursday.
MIS-. F. Z. Carter and son, Joe,
went to Kansas City Friday morning
to visit relatives.
Miss Viola Groves, who has been
visiting relatives 10 Corder, returned
home Tuesday evening.
Miss B. Slusher went to Kansas
City Thursday morning to spend a
week with friends.
Mrs. Z NJ, Williams, Of Kansas
City, spent Thursday in Lexington
On her way home from Sedalla.
Miss Lydia Marcks went to Kansas
City Wednesday morning to spend a
few days with friends.
Mrs. Carl Plate, Of San Jose, Cal
arrived Thursday night to visit her
mother, Mrs. Jane Groves
Miss Stella Prewitt came up from
Higginsvlle Thursday evening to
visit Miss Veneta Summers.
Judge W. G. McCauslaud re.
turned from St, Louis Thursday even
ing, where he has been on business.
Casper Gruber, who has been spend
ing a few days IN Kansas City, re-
turned home Wednesday night.
Mrs, Virginia P. Johnson went to
Fulton Friday morning to visit her
daughters. Misses Bessie and Mayme.
Pearl r, Smith, attorney.at.law
Rooms 8 and 10, HaerJe building,
lexington Mo. d&w
Albert Hoehn, of Napoleon and his
brother from LawreDee coUnty were
here attending Probate Co0Tg Thurs
day.
Chas. F. Kinkead and wife and
Mrs. J. L. Kin&ead went to Kansas
Csty Thursday morning TO attend the
Flower Show.
Rev. T, NJ. Cobb vert to- Odessa
Tuesday night to- conduct the funeral
services Of NJ. MCNeal, who Died at
that place Tuesday morning.
Miss Maybelle Canham, WHO has
been visiting the family of e. F.
Nicholson, returned to her home in
Kansas City Tuesday evening.
joe H. Ligtner, Joe Baehr, William
Sans and Geo. LevaSy came down
from Kansas City Wednesday morn,
ing to attend Probate Court.
Mrs. W. r. Walton, of RiCbards.
Mo-, who has been visiting friend.
and relatives at Central College, re
turned home Tuesday evening,
Mrs. Katherine G. Reid and Mis-.
Zoe Bassett, Of Lexington, KY, VIII,
have been here several weeks, re
turned home Thursday moFning.
W. V. Curtis yesterday sold a farm
Of 70 acres five miles east of Dover
belonging to James L. Rice to ], H
Hoeficker. consideration s3,525.
W. V. Curtis sold Tuesday fc
James Peak the store room occupie
by the Gratz Bros, as a shoe store
Louis and Ike Grats, considerable
Sc, 900.
N. P. Buck and wife aud daughtc
Miss Mary, who have been visitis
the family Of Mrs. G, H. BarroI