The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1905-04-15
Mayhem Notes.


William Smith Is having his house
painted.
Elder Bond had business in Higgins
vile Friday.
John Pearcy Of ODESSA had business
here last Saturday.
j. F. Groves of Oorder was visiting
our town last Friday.
Mrs. Jerry Proctor was shopping in
Higginsville last Friday.
Briscoe Whitehurst of Dover is visit
ing his sister, Mrs. N. S. Vim.
Judge Osborne of Bates City took
the train here for his home Friday.
Mrs. W. P, Keith is visiting her
daughter in Higginsville this week.
Miss Tlllie Smith was the guest Of
Dora Gwinn Of Higginsville Saturday
and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. DeBolt and sister,
Miss Fields we're shopping IN Higgins
Vile last Friday.
T. T, Pickett was elected mayor of
u town and G. W. Kincheloe, Sr.,
elected marshal.
Mrs. DR.. Ryland, of Lexington,
spent last Thursday with her sister,
, Mrs. o c. Wilson.
Elder Coil aud wife of Higginsville,
were here Tuesday to attend the mar
riage OF Elder Bond.
DR.. Breacklein and Charley Keith o.
HigginsViIlo we're visiting friends and
relatives here Friday.
John Greer was in our town las
Saturday. He bought a car of cattle
from G.. w. Smith and one from Hugh
Smith.
Ernest Minershagen of HlggipsviIlt
and MISS Maggie Heidbriuk Of here,
were married in Higglnsville Tuesday.
April 18th. May happiness follow
them.
We have the heavy weight town boarC
Of the county here, five members
Benning, Herr, Packet, Higgins anC
Moore. total weight 1915 pounds. w,
challenge the county to beat it.
April l1tb, 1905 opened up with
clear sky, with a gentle breeze from
the west, all nature trying its best t.
put on its green robe. The flower
putting forth their bud and bloom
Just such a day as is best fitted for the
Joining OF the lives of two of our youn.
friends, Elder E. Van Bond and Louis,
Fields. The marriage ceremony wa
performed by Elder Frank Allen o
Odessa at the Christian church at 3:3l
NJ. ~. The bride and groom took tn
40 train for Kansas City. They will
be at home 10 their many friends Mon
day, April 18th. The bride was dressed
in an elegant blue travelling suit. a
the bridal party started from tn
church they were shOWered with ricl
from many hands on the way to tn
station, where a short reception wa
held. The friends OF the bride an
groom were determined to let the pas
sengers know what they had in tow
so when the train pulled in the ric
shower was at its best, their baggag
showed that artistic hands had don
their work well. There were white rib
bons, old shoes filled with rice an
other signs so as no mistake could b
made in determining who the baggag,
belonged to. The bride received man.
handsome and useful presents. Tn
members of the church made specia
presents. The brethren gave as a pres
ent a set of solid silver tea spoons an,
the sisters a set of china. William
Renick and Milton German, Of Column
bus, Robert K~incheloe, Preuitt Warrei
and Owen Williams Of MAYHEM wer
ashers. The attendants we're Charli
and Miss Stella Kincheloe. The wed
ding march was played by Miss Kat
Bullard. The church decoration wa
surely done by those who knew how
There we're two hearts linked togethe
th evergreen and flowers, unde
hich the bride and groom stood dur
Iing the ceremony that ''unlted twI
hearts InIo one The pulpit wa
banked with evergreen and hous
plants.
Change Of Firm.