The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1905-09-23
Msyvlev Notes.

Kansas City on business. M
There is a good opening in MAYHEM gi
for barber aud dressmaker. M
L. F. Weaver was in town last M
Tuesday mixing with his friends. at
Ida Santmeyer OF Higginsville spent
part of last week with Mrs. F. R,
Puckett.
Miss Mamie Gordon, Of Kansas City '
was the guest Of Mrs. Geo. B. Green
this week. b
Mrs. Mary Serst, Of Kansas City is
here on visit to j. R. Smith and b
other relatives.
Peter Tiefel and vile returned !
from Kansas City where they were I
visiting their daughter.
Edgar Filler was IN town the other
day and reported the recent rains will
make fall grass alright
J.F. Groves, of Corder was up to
ook after some cattle he is feeding
q on his farm near town.
8 James aAd Cole Buchanan of the
Tabo neighborhood was in town last
% Wednesday on business.
h James Taggart shipped car load of
fat cattle and a car Of butcher stuff to
ST. Louis last Wednesday.
Is Mr.. Sage, Of Illinois was here one
day last week looking at farming lands,
! He thinks he will buy later on.
i VIM. White Of the Indian Territory
is home TO see his parents. He has
II been sick and Is home to rest up.
Sc Mr.. Calfee father of j, @. Oalfee
arrived Tuesday to stay awhile, he
~ has been visiting in Virginia and St..
in Louis.
VIM. L. Green showed up last week
TO- 10 cur town, and spent the day In
,er hoiding down chair unGer ca town
veranda.
Mrs. j. H. Jennings died at her
: home near town last Thursday at 10 81
:" D. M. and was buried at Marvin Chape
Saturday.
Esq. j W. White is still on the sicl
list. He thinks he is some better
His many irlen ds wish him full an
Sas speedy recovery.
80 TT. Norieet and son Maurice wer
to Independence to have some wor
done and a well dug on the farm r'
ls'' Gently purchased.
,,.;, Miss Emma Browning, of Kanss
City, who has been the guest OF he
aunt, Mrs. J. c. Cslfee, for sever
- " weeks, returned home last week.
lace
obt. Rev. e. V. Bond and wife return'
ONE from Kansas City Saturday evening
Mrs. Bond has been quite Ill at b
-. mothers, but is now convalesant.
IN a Jerry Proctor had on exhibition Ia
inch Saturday fine bunch of raspberri
own being the second crop for this YET
He says he calls them the Proct
dnor berry.
'ther On account Ct the hoavy rains, Gt
Wlll Tyler has not been able to deliver t
Hig' mail to his patrons on his route
several days Davis creek is out Of
aimed banks.
home DR.. Nlckle and family went to IL
VIZ W. ington last Thursday. He return
aokly the same day his wife stayed to spe
Dr. few days with her mother M
Eckle.
been Miss Eva Williamson, who
'a'..n attending Lexington College, sprail
,.har % her aukle aud came home TO rest il
Elias few days, returned to her studies
rgipg Monday.
le ell
Lewis Rectermann, who receI
$500 sold his farm adjoining town.
B. Y bought the old Joe Shelby farm q
es 70 Page City Of l5l1s acres paying
been per acre for it.
mable Judge Butt, VIM. P. Keith, T.
re by Chinn attended the Horticult
!, and society in Ksnsas City this week.
0a'auO Chinp says he wants TO find out
to make apple trees bear apples
place Julius Dreyer we understand
Ved 70 bought the scales and Office OF I.
keman Chinn and will still be in the hog
!, % wi,S cattle business Mr. Chinn
gill be permanently retired from the buni'
th our Mrs. H. @. Cbies returned