The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1905-11-04
Mayview Notes.

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Mr. F. R. Pucke.t visited the family
OF Butler Moore last Sunday.
Bobble Lankfold returned home
from his Western trip last week.
Johu Wlmot was here last Wednes-
dav to visit friends and relatives.
Dr. j. Perrie has opened up his
Office 10 the Nolte building up stairs.
Charles lies two months old baby
died last waek with 'whooping cough.
Mr.. Larkin, of near Corder, was
here last Friday. T. N. Chinn had
hun IN tow.
G. W Sbull took in our town last
Monday, He delivered some hogs
sold TO Dryer
Mrs. r. D. williamson spent
several days in Kansas City last week
with relatives.
J E, Wilks, Of HigginsviIe, passed
through here last Thursday to the
Brumme sale
The German Lutherans will dedicate
their aew church on Novem Der 5th
All are invited
Scbmutz & Dryer shipped two cars
of hogs and one Of cattle last Tuesday
to Kansas City,
90 Wilson was here again this
week. 1t will be hard for HIM to miss
his weekly trips.
RUFUS Young attended the synod at
Marshall. He got off the c, g. A.
here for his home
Elder Bond was called to fill the
pulpit at the Christian church for four
months last Sunday.
Mrs. Lon Smith, of near Aullville,
was in our town last Thursday with
her sister Mrs. Jennings.
T. W Whestley left for Jefferson
City last Monday to take charge Of
his appointment as guard.
Mrs. Lutte Simpse YcsSned to
Kansas City last Friday after visiting
friends and relatives here.
The small boy made himself busy
Halloween night, ticktaoking, throwing
beens against houses etc.
Mrs. j. G. Moore is reported as
improving. She has been confined to
her bed for several weeks.
Herman DeBOlt has bought out DR..
Perrie in the drug business, He will
keep the stock in the same building.
Mrs, Garret Mberton, of Lexington,
passed through here last Tuesday
enroute to VIM. F. Moore's on visit.
@. W. KinCheloe has built high
plank fence around the north end
OF his lot. 1t will be used as a horse
lot.
s. S Lewis, Of St. Louis, was here
last Tuesdry on business. He was an
original Folk man, one among the
first.
Geo. B. Green has been employed by
! G. H. Plattenburg to take the place OF
T. ". Wheatly IN his grocery depart.
ment.
/, VIM. Legate, who has been sick for
some time was able to be on our streets
:, this week Glad to see him around
d again.
Mrs. A. A. Davis was called to her
\ home in Mound City on account OF
= serious illness Of her dsughter,in.law
Mrs. P. R, Davis.
I The dogs made raid on Tom
Benning' IS sheep last Sunday night,
wounding a good many Of them.
Several Of them will die.
. There was social gathering
= Halloween eve at the hospitabIe home
of T. T. PacKett. Some of the
ladies of the town dressed up iu long
white robes which looked very ghost
like, and wended their way to the
Colonel's home, and rang the bell.
When Mrs Pickett made answer to
the call she was very much surprised.
p They were invited in and when they
displaced their ghostly robes she found
them to be her neighbors Making
smudge, peanuts, and taiy candy
, became the order of the evening,
a then each took turn at fortune
telling. Some Of them would not like
to tell what their fortunes were.
When everything was gaiety in the
9 house the spooks showered the house
Il with beans, they had pumpkin lanterns
and out in the dark It looked little