The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1905-07-15


Mrs Emma Francisco, who has
been the guest OF Mrs. Oscar Thomas,
returned to her home in Marshall
Monday morning.
Mrs. Zach W. Wright and little
daughter, Ruby, went to Waterloo
Monday evening for a stay with the
family Of Pres Smith.
Mrs ". Whltsott and sou, Am
brnse, who have been visiting the
family Of lanes Drummond, returned
to Kansas City Monday.
Mrs Fl H Harris returned to her
home in Marshall Monday morning.
Her father, Young Hicklln, accompa.
MED her home for a visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman Ellsworth, Of
W~ilFesbarre, Pa arrived Monday
night for a visit with their SOD, G.
M Ellsworth, Of this city,
MISS JEANNE Belle Barton, OF
Odessa, aud Miss Elizabeth Yankle,
Of independence, visited relatives
and friends here last week.
Mrs. Margaret Bolton and Mrs
Robert Smith, OF Kansas City, who
have been westinghouse, vent to Mar
shall for a visit Monday morning.
Mrs. Henry Olmstead and Miss
Virginia Cameron, Of Sedalia, who
have been visiting Miss Carrie LOOMS,
returned home Saturday morDing
Firman B, White sold Saturday for
Pres. E. W. White his property on
9th Street adjoining the opera house
to Mrs. S. T. Morton, Of Sweet
Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. j, W. Stanford, of
Kansas City, who have been visiting
the family of John r. Potts near
Lexington, returned home Monday
evening.
Louis Gratz went to Kansas City
Saturday where he will Join a dele
ga'ion to Buffalo and attend the
grand lodge of b, P. o. E MIR. Gratz
will present the Lexington lodge.
George Blackwell is enjoying a
vacation and a trip given him by the
o. S postal service. The journey
includes a "trip to Buffalo, Niagara
Falls, New York City and the prin-
clpal points of interest in the East
DR. Milford Riggs, accompanied by
his son, Dudley, went to H~iggins7ill
Saturday. From there the Doctor
will make an extended trip through
Southern Missouri 10 the interest Of
the Missouri Baptists Orphans Home
W. G.. Hoffer and wife, of Ohio
spent Sunday 10 this city as guests o.
MIR. and Mrs. J. r. Moorehead Mr.
Hotter is editor of the Wiltshire
Herald and is returning from the
National Editorial Convention al
Guthrie, Oklahoma. Mrs. Hofer is {
cousin Of MIR, Moorehead's.
WANTED-Salesman With ability ant
business experience to sell High Grade
Lubrlcating Oils, Greases and Paint.
on Commission. Mar owning hors,
and buggy who could call on owner
of threshing machinery preferred
Liberal terms. References required.
The Federal Oil Co., Cleveland, Ohio
Cleveland Rex, who will this weel
take charge Of the Rex FIGURING Mil
of Wellington, expects in a short tim,
to establish a -four house and feet
store in this city. Mr., Rex has beef
connected with the Lexington Mil
for the past two years, and is a younj
man of fine business ability ant
energy.
Captain T. H. Thomp~on ha
accepted a place in the faculty o
Wentworth Military Academy for tn
session Of 1866. Captain Thompson
was a highly successful teacher in tb
Academy for two sessions until ii
1904 he accepted the professorshlp 0
Latin and Greek in Durant College
Indian Territory. Recently tn
United States government has decidel
to withdraw its support from
denominational colleges in tn
Territory, and Professor Thompson
did not feel that the prospects 0
Durant Collegelwithout such aid wer
such as to encourage him to remalI