The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1905-08-12

nesday morning.
Miss Louise Chandler returned
Thursday night from a visit ia Kansas
City and 10 Kansas.
Joseph B. Shelby returned to Bates
City Wednesday morning. His wife
and daughter, Miss Myrtle, remained
for a more extended visit.
Mrs. S. N. Wilson and two daugh-
tiers, Elizabeth and Theresa, who
have been visiting in Warrensburg,
returned home Wednesday afternoon.
S J.. Huston returned from a stay
10 Kansas City Thursday night His
little granddaughter. Margaret Yea.
ger, accompanied him home for a visit,
Mont Ames, who has been here
with the Gas & Electric Co. for the
past eight months, left for his home
10 Charlottesville, Ind, Friday morn,
ing.
Mrs. Harry Meyers returned from
Independence Tuesday night. Her
Nephew, Master Richard Field Evans,
accompanied her to Lexington for a
visit,
Joel Ewing, August Marcks, A. T,
Smith and ", A. Dunlap, who have
been in Indian Territory looking over
the country, returned home Thursday
night.
DR., and Mrs. Fredendall and family
aud Messrs. j. G. Crenshaw and Fred
T. Wilson returned Thursday morning
from an outing in northern Wis.
consin.
The rock cru sher which has been
at work since Thursday crushing
rock for the concrete foundation Of
the 9th hall finished work Tuesday
afternoon.
Mrs. Joseph Filing and son, Joseph,
went to Kansas City Wednesday
afternoon to join Mr.. Filing. They
will make their home in Kansas City
in the future.
Misses Ethel and Lulu Bryant, o.
Salina, Kas., who have been visiting
/, Misses Elizabeth and Lillian Burton
went to Sedalia Wednesday for a visll
before returning home.
} Mrs. j B. Davis and daughter
Helen, Of Atchison, Kas., and Mrs
Geo, B. Gordon left Wednesday morn
-, ing for Salt Lake City, Utah, for
visit with DR.. Joe B. Gordon.
Mrs. j. ]. Nesbitt and two Chill
dren, Evelyn and John, who hayr
been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie
; Weber, returned to their home ii
J Larned, Kas., Thursday afternoon.
W. V. Curtis sold Wednesday 70
j. G. Kelly to Mrs. j. @. Coss an
Miss ClariCe Weyan1, the residenc'
! on the northeast corner Of Main AM
! College streets, consideration "a, zoe
I W. V. Curtis sold Wednesday fo
Mrs. Matte Frazier to j.. G. Kell
! the brick residence on Franklin stree
between 9th and 10th, now occupie
5 as a private boarding house, conside.
alton SO, 100.
& w, @ Duncan has received a lettC
from his wife at W~arrensburg sa ylr
that their neice, Mrs. James Quarle
who has been very III, is gettir
J worse. Mrs. Duncan has been
) Warrensbdrg since the first of Il
8 week.
Mrs. @ B. Sexton and little daug
5 ter, Mary, who havebeen living in S
s Louis, will go to Chicago Septemb
Z first to make their home. Mr.. Sexto
who is connected with Nhe Northe
Z Pacific railroad, will have his hea
] quarters in Chicago.
The st. Louis republic Of WednI
day contains an announcement
special services to be held at t
Centenary M. E church next Sund
evening, to be conducted by Rev.
B. Palmore, at which time effort v
be made to raise 81, 900 for a memor
window to Frances E. Willard
window to be placed in the q
chapel Of Central College In this CT
Notice Of Meeting Of Stockholders
Lexington Gas and Electric COmpan
Notice is hereby given that a me
ing Of the stock. holders of Licking
5 Gas and Electric Company will