The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1905-10-07

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with a wholesale house
Mrs. E. V. RobineLt and litlC
daughter, Of Higginsville, returned
home Thursday morning after a visii
with Mrs. Frank stewart.
Miss Sallle Corbin, of Dover, spen.
Tuesday here shopping. She went U
Kansas City Tuesday evening witt
friends to view the parade.
F Il. Gray and S, P Wolf, who
have been visiting the family o.
W. H. Neale, returned to their home
in Council Grove, Kas., THURSDAY
eveLiag.
Mrs. j. G. McConkey and daughter.
Mary Elizabeth, who have been visit,
ing her parents, DR.. and Mrs. E. G.
Gordon left for St. Louis Thursday
morning.
Mrs. Nettie Buckner, of Nevada,
Mo who has been visiting the family
Of NJ F. Royle for several days, went
to Kansas City Thursday mcrning TO
visit friends.
E. G. Loomis went to Kansas City
Friday morning. He was accompanied
by his wife and daughter, Miss
Elizabeth, who will spend a few days
with relatives.
l. J, Slusher, NJ. c. McFadin, P.
B. Hackley, Beauregard Slushar, Lynn
B. Shelby and John Eagau started on
a prospecting trip to Northwestern
Kansas Tuesday.
C. Con B4rr)u, Mr.. aud Mrs. w
ii. Greer, Mrs j. E. Tucker aud
daughter, Miss Leila, and Geo.
Cohrs returned from Kansas CITY
Thursday morning.
William Orr, formerly Missouri
Pacific telegraph operator at Myrick
who spent Thursday here on business,
left Friday morning for Fort NJ ldison,
Iowa, where he is now operator for
the Santa Fe
Capt. A. L. zollinger, Of Otterville,
and Capt, John Bronaugh, Of ST.
Louis, who have been attending the
U. G. V. reunion at Kansas City,
stopped here Thursday on their way
to their homes.
Zach W. Wright returned from
Kansas City Thursday night where
he has been on business. He was
accompanied by his daughter, Miss
Maude, who has been visiting rela-
tives at that place.
Cadet Frank Chew received a tele-
gram Wednesday morning from the
authorities at Annapolis extending
his leave Of leave OF absence one week
on account of typhoid fever at the
United States Naval Academy.
At the regular meeting of the
Board of Education Wednesday night
only routine business was transacted.
A special meeting was appointed fol
next Monday night to consider plan'
for eularging buildings or otherwise
increasing room.
The work Of putting in curbing OK
Franklin street IS more than hal
finished. Several Car loads Of vitriiet
brick have arrived and will be haulet
to Place at once. The work Of laVinl
water pipes is progressing rapidly
aud the grading will soon be begun
The superintendents Of Wentworth
Academy have rented the resioenc
on the southeast corner Of Main an
18th Streets to accommodate lh
extraordinary number Of cadets
Captain and Mrs. Thompson viii
occupy the house, with six or eigh
cadets
DR. W, B. Palmore, of st. Louis
and Mr.. W. D. Murrell, of Marshal
we're 10 this city Wednesday to atteu
a special meeting of the Buildin
mutt tee of the Board Of Curator
Of Central College. MI. Murrell lie.
for his home Wednesday night, an
DR.. Palmore went to Wsverly Thur
day morning,
Mrs. S, f. Thornburg, Mrs S. Wa
ersou, Jack Price, Geo. Oobr>, He
man Jordan and wife, Mr.. and Mr.
George Fisher, Frank Carter and wifi
DR.. W. r. Eckle, DR.. j. Q. Cop
Claude Vanderpool, Jackson Pric
Miss Susie Afford, Freeman Alfor
Nj. aud Mrs. Con Barron, Roy Ci
and Miss Bette Trail went TO Kans