The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1906-05-19
LOCAL BRIEFS

morning to visit relatives.
Rev. ]. W. Howell, Sife aud daugh.
ter, Frances, went to Nevada Friday
morning to visit relatives.
Mrs. Henry Brasch aud Mrs. Ida
Al,schafTel went to LeavenWorth,
Kans., Saturday evening to visit
friends.
Pref. G. A. Phillips went to Lamar
Friday morning to deliver the CON
mencement address before the Lamar
High School.n
Mrs. Elmer Smith returned to her
home in Sweet Springs Tuesday
night after a visit to relatives and
friends here.
Mrs. John Hogan and her sister,
Mrs. @. A. Black, Of Aurora. went to
Dover Wednesday morning to spend a
few days with friends.
Mrs. Robert Taub nau aud Mrs.
N. e. Basket aud daughter, Amelia
Taubman, returned home from Kan.
sas City Tuesday night.
DR.. E. G. Gordon left Thursday
morning for Nicholasville, KY, to
deliver an address before the Y. W.
G. A. Of the Jessamioe Institute.
DR.. Clyn Smith, Of St. Lou S arrived
Wednesday night to visit DR.. and
Mrs. ]. @. Cope. DR.. Smith is on
his way home from British Columbia.
Mrs. c. G. Kist and daughter, Miss
Elfreda, who were called here by the
death of Mrs. Mary Ursula Kist, re
turned to Kansas City Tuesday even
ing.
Samuel Drysdale, W. V. Curtis.
Linn Shelby, John Dryer and T, j.
Donnahoe left Tuesday evening for
Amarillo, Texas, with a view Of buy
ing land.
Miss Laura Gillen left Wednesday
morning for Portland, Oregon, to
spend the summer with friends. She
was accompanied as far as Kansas City
by her sisters, Misses Annie and Ida
Walter B, Waddell went to Excel.
sior Springs Tuesday evening to
attend the Bankers Convention. He
was accompanied by his wife as far
as Kansas City, where she will visit
relatives.
Miss Lillian Ballingal, who has
been visiting Mrs. L. A. Wernwag,
returned to Kansas City Thursday
morning. She was accompanied by
Mrs. Wernwag who will pay her a
few days visit.
I DR.. A. w. Mister, formerly Of this
3 county, for several years past o,
n Duqueene, Arkansas, was in this city
Tuesday. DR.. Mister expects soor
8 to return to this county where he
o will be pastor Of the Presbyterian
church In WayerlV,
= Col. Sanford Sellers, wife and daugh.
' ter, Miss Marcia, and son, McBrayer
Master William Hoge, Mrs. T. II
D Thompson, Mrs. R. N. Cook, Mrs
g B B. Frazer, and Misses Nadine ant
Z Norma Steele went to Leavenwortt
Friday morning to spend a few days
In a recent issue of this paper wal
D published an erroneous notice of ,hl
weddings OF Oscar Wollenman auC
Miss Alma Oorder, and Rudolph
Wollenman and Miss Lily Frerking
. all of Oorder. The weddings occurred
In Marshall, Rev. Wharton of tn
: Christian church officiating,
Miss Mand Talbot, now a studen
d Of vocal music in Kansas City, know
to many 10 this city where she wa
reared, sang two solos at the Baptis.
church in this city Sunday, "Resigua
tion" and "The Endless Day." Mis-
Talbot has a rich contralto voice o
great promise. She is a pupil Of Mrs
d Morris in Kansas City.
y Mrs. Arthur Y. Beattie, known fl
this city and county, a daughter O
DR.. A. W. Mister, also we'll know
! here, underwent a successful surgica
operation last week in Chicag
aud now enjoys a iatterlng pros
1t pect Of complete recovery. Sh
IS has been a confirmed invalid fo
l. several years. DR.. Coleman Buford
a.. also we'll known here where his yout
was Snpnt now nna of tho onspap