The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1906-06-16
LOCAL BRIEFS

Miss Lydia Marcks went to Mar
thasville Tuesday morning TO visi.
relatives,
Wm J.. Bandon went to Boonvill'
Tu ssdiy morning as a witness in the
Middleton bank case.
u z. Groves returned home Mon.
day morning from a trip to Okla.
homa aud other points.
Miss Anna O'Rourk returned to
Kansas City Sunday evening after g
visit to Miss Lille Mcintyre.
Mrs. E. Il. Oehlschlager and
daughter Mabel went to Kansas City
sunday morning to visit relatives.
Mr.. aud Mrs. P W. Voigt came up
from H~oustonia Monday evening to
attend the funeral of ]. P. Ooen, Jr.
Mrs. C. e. Barnard and her two
children have returned from a visit to
relatives in Alton aud other points in
Illinois.
Mrs. Ada Carter aud grandson, Tom
W. Hill, went to Kansas City Monday
evening to spend tue summer with
relatives.
w. V. Curtis returned Monday
night from Western Texas where he
had gune with a party of prospective
land buyers.
M. Bre1ehoeft, wife and son
Norbert, returned from Concordta
Sunday evening where they have been
visiting relatives.
Judge John A. Rich came Monday
evening TO be ready for the June
term OF Criminal Court now being
held in this city.
Mrs. Laura Thornton aud little
daughter, Courtney hamlin, returned
TO H~igginsvllle Monday night after a
visit to relatives here.
Misses Annie Berrie and Mabel Coss
went to Warrensburg Saturday morn
ing to attend the summer session Of
the WarrensOurg State Normal School
Mr.. and Mrs. W. E. Bard returned
to their home In Sedalia, Sunday
night, after a visit to Mr. and Mrs.
J.. G. McGrp9 and other relatives
here.
William Aull, Jr., returned Sun
day morning from Charlottesville,
Virginia, where he has been attend.
ing the University of Virginia the
,ast session
Misses Sallie Craig, Lena Meirer,
Edna Green, went to W%arrensburg,
Monday morning, to attend the sum
mer session OF the Warrensbnrg Safe
Normal school.
Miss P-uline Nickel returned tic
her home in Fulton Tuesday morning
She was accompanied by Miss Ella
Nickel who will spend about ten days
there with relatives.
Mrs. j. D. Corners Mrs. G. T.
Ryland and Miss Belle Greene went tC
Webb City Tuesday morning to attend
the annual meeting OF the Women'E
Foreign Missionary Society.
Among those who left for Louis
vile, Monday morning to attend the
Home Coming were, Misses Georgia
and "nyme Stewart, Mrs. B. @.
Spur, Mrs. Ada Gurus and Henry
Long
Miss GraG' Luckhart left Tuesday
morning for Frankfort. and other
points 10 Kentucky to spend the sum
mer with relatives, She was accom-
panied by Mrs j. A. Lockhart. Of
Wellington.
TIL people Of Higginsville at ar
election held SATURDAY., by a vote O
about ten to one, authorized the is
u Of bonds to the sum Of s25 ,0O(
for the erection and equipment Of &
high school building
Capt. Fred A. Day went to PERTH
Springs Monday evening, to play
cornet in the Sedalia Military bant
which is to play for the Missouri Stat
Pharmaceutical Association, In ses
sion there this week.
Prof. j. M. johnson, Of Chicago
who conducted a school 10 Penman
ship and Bookkeeping many year
ago in this city, has returned and ha
opened rooms over the post oflC
where he has arranged to teach
class.
The friends of Miss M. Weber wi