The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1905-03-04
MaYYleR Notes.

The carpenters are again at work
On the bank building.
Art Reynolds shipped a car of cattle
b Kansas City Monday.
Elder Bond filled the pulpit of Elder
\ Allen of Odessa Sunday.
Charley Burris of Warrensburg spent
Sundy here with friends.
Alma Kinchloe returned to her
school duties Monday morning.
Doll Foulds has been the guest of
Alma KinchIoe for the past week.
Madam Rumor again predicts
avoiding bells" in the near future.
Miss Claudia Greer OF Warrens.
burg is visiting Mrs. Graham this
week.
Prof. Mcpherson of Odessa was a
pleasant visitor In our little city
Sunday.
Miss Oordelia Franks of Odessa
spent several days of last week here
With friends.
Mrs. Sanders returned to her home
Friday morning after a short visit
to her sister of Higglnsville.
Rufie Marshall who i, in the
dispatchers Office at Neodesha, Kansas
spelt Sunday with his parents.
Miss Pearl Moore returned to her
home Tuesday night after a two weeks
visit with her sister, Mrs. Prince Of
Odessa.
Mrs Parent and daughter, Elsie
J Of Higginsville spent Sa urday and
Sunday with the family of T. T.
Packet.
Prof. Mcpherson Of Odessa spent
Saturday and Sunday here with friends
and he did some special singing for the
meeting.
Mrs. VIII Smith was called to
Kansas City Tuesday on account Of
the serious illness Of her daughter
Mrs. o. Q. Elefrit.
Mrs. Edward Butts entertained
Misses Tarlt Bellies, Abbie Puckett,
Kate BallUrd, Rev. Allen of Odessa,
and R,v. E. C. Bond last Saturday.
Mrs. T. NJ. Chinn assisted by hel
charming daughter, MISS Bess, enter,
tanned at SIX o'clock dinner Thursday,
Miss Abbie Pickett, Rev. Allen o.
Odessa and Rev. L. G. Bond.
Il, was learned here Sunday Of tbs
death OF Mr.. Poe Poale at Carson City
Nevada. He was a brother of Mrs
Mary Foulds Of near HIgginsville.
Intermeut took place al Elm Grove
cemetery
One Of our stock shippers wanted Il
20 to Higginsville last Thursday an,
got on the local freight. The conduC
tor told him he could not ride on hi
train as H. was against the orders. H
got off and went on the north side AM
n got on again just as the train wa
starting. When the conductor founl
him g 'sr5 he tagged the rail-
stop, which it did, and he put him Of
about a mile from town. He sal
when he got back he was PHYSICAL
and mentally warm and wanted
know il there had been q change !
the weather.
On Wednesday the 2Srd there wa
quite an exciting time had owe
wolf hunt. The wolves we're suppose
to have their haunts IN the orchard {
Judge Butt and were using his bar
for housing. Mr., Beamer route
three OF them OF the barn and too
several shots at them without dom
them any harm. A call was made fC
above date for ell Who wanted 10 joi
in to gather at VIM. Whitsett's farI
at 10 o'clock a. m. There we're aboI
fifty answered the call, with all kind
Of murderous weapons, from the ta
get rifle, to the deadly Winchester
The wolves we're sighted on the Fin
farm and then the fun began. ATT
a long chase over hills and hollow
one Of them was killed on the farm
Filler brothers by Owen William
where 1t had taken refuge. I'll
chase was followed up with the otheI
until neal night when it was close
of, the wolves making their ESCAPE
VIM. Whitsett and Tom Salyers vii
wire cutters clipped the wire fence
for the hO-semen to pass. Ex-may'