The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1905-09-16
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Lawrence Smith ard wife Of
MayvieW visited Mr.. ana Mrs. Frank
Price Monday.
After spending a few days here Mr..
Geo. B. Peck left Thursday Of last
week for Kansas City.
Miss Charlotte Corder left Monday
for Harrodsburg, KY, where she will
teach in Beaumont College this winter
Miss Aunie Marie Campbell returned
Wednesday eve from a few days stay
with friends in Slater anG Kansas City,
Charlie Sydnor left Wednesday eve
for William Jewel College Liberty,
where he will attend school this year,
Mrs. Smith, who was formerly Miss
Carrie Lou Fleet has returned to her
home after visiting her brother and
sister.
Misses Maud Harwood, Florence
and Ethel Slusher went to Higgins
vills Thursday to attend the Eagles
carnival.
Miss Anna Chapman, of Oak Grove
came down Wednesday for a visit
with the families of G. A, Frerking
and @. A. Benton.
DR.. Robert Fleet and wife of William
Jewell College, Liberty, Mo-, have
returned to their home after a visit to
relatives and friends.
Miss Bessie Knipmeyer returned
Wednesday from wholesale house in
Kansas City, where she purchased her
fine line of fall millinery goods.
W. H. Dean, Miss Stella Lewis, Mrs.
G. V. Lewis and sons Charlie and
Vincent, 1. P. Taylor Of Blackburn
left Tuesday for a trip to Tulsa, 1. T
The Baptist meeting closed Tuesday.
The minister's were able speakers and
preached iorceiul sermons. Several
additions were made and the church
generally revived.
Mr., Geo. Finch travelling salesman
IN the south arrived home Wednes day
for a visit to homeiolks. George was
born and raised near Corder and his
many friends will be glad to see him.
Prof, Jadwin, who will have charge
of our school the coming year has
arrived and with his able corps OF
assistants will have the young ideas
shooting on time Monday September
II, 1905.
Miss Chamberln entertained a few
friends . few evenings ago. Much
delightful music was rendered and
dainty refreshments we're served.
Those present we're Misses Maud
Harwood, Jodie and Byrd Hackley,
Mr.. Ed, Hackley AID DR.. Lewis
Carthae.
Frank Haas came up from st, Louil
and spent a day or two with home folks
before entering school at Warrenton
Frank is a great tsvorite and biz
friends are always glad to see him
he has q splendid voice and IS 81
pleasant and accommodating to use i
for the pleasure Of Others.
Milton Heiter went to Kansas CITY
Monday and passed an examination 70.
the navy and left Tuesday for Norfolk
Va. He was accompanied as far a
Kansas City by his father B, E
Heiter. Milton will be missed by BIZ
associates, but has the good wishes o
all.
Mr.. and Mrs, o. H. Klieuschmld.
left for their home in ST. Loui
Saturday after a visit to relatives ant
friends, He being a highly accomplish
ed musician, and she, the sweetest o
singers, were yer ready to lend al
evenings pleasure to their friends. w,
predict a very bright future for both ii
the music world.
Mrs. Herman Hohenwald nee Emm,
Haas and daughters Verna and Auiti
have been visiting Mrs. Haas ps.enti
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Haas. From hert
they go to Lexington and Napoleon
where Mr.. Hoheuwald was pastor for
several years After conference whiol
is in session at present in Kansas City
tney will be joined in their visiting by
Rev. Hohenwald.
DR., j. L, and L. G. Peak, whl
have been spending several weeks II
Ponshewaing, Mich. and other north
ern resorts, returned home Sunday
morning. The Doctor comes bacE