The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1906-03-24


Mrs. Fl. q. Ewing was in Higgins
vile last Thursday shopping.
Tom Sanders has the contract Of
building the Chinn building.
August Heldbrink, from Marshall,
visited home folks here Sunday.
Born to the wife OF Dave Paegar
March goth a nine pound girl.
a. H. Kelley, of Higginsvllle, was
here last Tuesday on business.
Hon. q. W Hamlin spoke to a fair
crowd here last Friday evening.
Mrs, T. B. Benniug spent last
Saturday 10 Hlgginsville shopping.
RObt. Greer, of Odessa, came down
last Thursday and spent the day here.
W. A. Whitsett, Of Odessa, was
here last Tuesday On his way to his
farm.
T. NJ. Chinn is having a new
building put up. He will sne it az az
office.
Mr., Fleet is moving to the
Rechtermaun farm which he recently
bought.
W. IL Jennings came up from Hig-
glnsville last Monday. He reports his
wife much better.
Rev. Payne did not fiIl his appoint
ment at Marvin Chapel last Sunday
roads too bad.
Miss Mabel Canterberry, of Higgins
vile, is The guest of Mrs. Laurence
Smith this week.
Miss Ethel Happy, of Kansas City,
came down last Sunday to visit with
Miss Minnie Moore.
Miss Matte Fields has returned
home from Fulton, where she has
been attending school,
Miss Lydia Belle Butt. came out
from Lexington last Thursday to
spend a few days with her parents.
Miss Kate Billiard and Lillian
Proctor went to Odessa last Friday
evening to visit Mrs. ]. W. Waterhouse
Judge Butt went to Marshall last
Wednesday TO take view of the
workings of the Feeble Minded
Institute.
Mrs. Chas. Simpson Is reported as
resting fairly we'll Hope she may
sooD recover. She has been sick for
several weeks.
Rev. Chas. Powell, OF Minnessots,
arrived for a two weeks visit with
home folks last Monday. He ls a son
OF ID. j, Powell.
Elder downs, of Marshsl, filled his
appointment here last Sunday. Owing
to the inclement weather there was no
service at night.
Mrs. Herbert Sparks. of Kansas
City, returned on last Friday. She
hos been down to see her mother Mrs.
Ferd Smith who has been quite sick.
The home Of Mrs. Laurence Smith
was thrown open to her many young
friends ON last Monday night 10 honor
of her guest Miss Mabel Oanterberry
of Higglnsvllle. The evening was
passed with games ana music which
was furnished by Miss Mabel
Refreshments we're served which was
enjoyed by all. At the usual hour the
guests took their homeward walk.
Wishing to spend another such
pleasant evening With Mr.. and Mrs.
Smith.
The young people OF MayView were
given real surprise on Tuesday night
by Mr.. and Mrs. Taubman. Mr..
Taubman came in to take the crowd
out sleigh riding and went around and
got them just as they we're at their
home, but be took them all down to
his beautiful home and there they
spent ac evening which will always be
remembered BY each The evening
was passed with mssic furnished by
the graphophone and Mrs. Taubman.
Refreshments we're served, Those
that enjoyed this surprise were Misses
Mary Bennirg, Lena and Tillie Smith,
Lillian Proctor, Stella and Alma
KIncbeloe, Viola Pickett, Matte
Fields and Ruby Smith. Messrs
Martie Reach, Bob Kiucheloe.
Maurice Mccormick and Will Monroe
They lett thanking Mrs. Taubman for