The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1905-03-18
MayrIsH Notes.

bar Kansas City visit.
Mrs. DR.. Ryland Of Lexington Was
oua to see o. o. Wilson Thursday.
J. h. Burgan Of HigglnsVille was in
q town on business Wednesday.
Sam Neale and T. R. Willis Of
Higginsville we're In town Monday.
Mrs. o. Q. Ellifrit Of Kansas City
will spend a few days with home folks.
Uncle Al Major was 10 town this
week making merry with bis friends.
@. H. Nolte has moved to town, he
thinks he can get used to town ways.
Attorney Bascom OF Odessa was
here attending to legal business Mou-
day.
Cliff Goodwin, the genial dispenser
of groceries by sample was here Tues
day.
Mr.. Broughton of Odessa was before
Esquire White Monday attending to a
case.
MISS Mamie Gordon Of Lexington
is visiting Mrs. George Green this
week.
William L. Smith sold to Herman
Wehking forty acres of land, consider
alton, $1,000.
Walter Chiles Of HiggInsville was
here Tuesday shaking hands with his
many friends.
Dave Phleger, Mable and Will
Monroe and Claudia Greer spent Sun
day IN Odessa.
Mrs. Mary Logan of Higginsville
will visit Mrs. T. B. Benning tor
several weeks.
o. o. Wilson is able to be around
but is a little impatient, he thinks he
ought to improve faster.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Ridge of Hig-
ginsville were the guests of Minnie and
Sallle Warren las. week.
j. G. Cslfee will occupy DR.. Brad
ley's house and DIR. Bradley will make
his home with Ed Young.
DR.. Nickel ~has.movedlto the Recht-
erman house and has also opened an
Office in Debolt's drug store.
W. W. Hancock who has been quite
sick is able to be out again. His
brother took him out for a drive Thus
day.
The new bridge across Brush creek
near James Warren's is completed and
ready for the travelling public. Thanks
to our county court.
Rev. Miner was here last week
looking after orphan children for the
home in ST. Louis and also finding
homes for children.
Judge Butt lost two hayricks by FIRE
on the farm, caused by sparks from
an engine which set fire to the dead
grass on the railway.
Weed Marshall Is mascot for Glover
Branch he ig 10 steady correspondence
with him and keeps him posted on all
matters pertaining to the san material
contest and the probable outcome.
Mrs. Joe Gully died on March IA,
leaving a baby boy a day old, Hel
funeral took place at Marvin Chape
Thursday at II O'Clock. The husband
who is lei. alone has our deepest sym.
patty. May he look to the blessed
Savior for comfort to help hum along
Life's lorely way.
The revival meeting going on at TIL
Christian church closed Friday nigh
With sevea additions. Elder Aller
was a forcible speaker and was liksC
by all the church and outsiders anC
If the church members that heard BIZ
"heart to heart" talks will only heeC
them it will make better men ant
women.
F. W, Rulings is talking Of laying
off some town lots south Of ElISa stree
to be another addition. We hope i
will not end in talk as it is the thing
needed. We are crsmped for room
There are now only six lots in ou
town you a buy worth the money
II the lots are laid out thel
Eliza street would be the incest AM
best street In town.
William P. Keith, our horliculturist
reports that at this writing, the appI
crop promises to be q good one Th
buds for blossom we're never greater