The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1906-07-28
Waverly Items.


acted business here Wednesday.
M. Wantuck transacted business in
Kansas City the first of the week.
Miss Lynette Dean, OF Caloosa. Ind.
Ter. transacted business here Tuesday.
Mrs. VIM. Crews. who mas been
sick with malaria, is able to be about
again.
Mrs. Hattie Barron, OF Lexington,
spent Tuesday with N. P. Buck and
family.
Mrs. M; Wantuck ard little daughter
Mary Adele are visiting in Marshall
this week.
Miss Ella Belle Dinwiddie Of St.
Louis, spent few days last week with
her parents.
Capt. and Mrs. Henry Hines, OF
Jefferson City, visited Capt. Hines
mother last week.
Miss Anna Marie Campbell of Cor.
der, spent several days with Mrs. Isahc
Fulkerson last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh White and
children are attending the Street Fan
in Marshall this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Fulkerson and
children are attending the Marshal
Street Fair this week,
Mrs. Jas. Yeager and son James Jr
of Higginsville, wee the guests of Mrs
W, H Landrum Friday.
Rev. C. V. Schulenberger IS assist
ing Rev. Cayton in holding protracteC
services IN Wellington this week.
Miss Callie Slusher left Sunday TO
few days visit In Kansas City, ant
from there will go to Las Animas
Colo., to visit her Uncle.
The X. P. M, I. N. Club met las
Saturday with Mrs. S. Nc r, Callaws
Its next meeting will be with Mrs
Webd Davis, Saturday, August 4th.
Miss Lizzie Dyer arrived last wee
from Goodnight, Texas, to spend th
remainder OF the summer with he
grandparents, DR.. aud Mrs. s. "
Brown.
Misses Lockyk Mahyn, and Min
Massye, Messrs Woodruff and Kelly
of Warrensburg, ara guests Of Mr.. an
Mrs. S. Nc R Galloway and tamil
his week
Mr.. and Mrs. Chandler of Kanss
City, Mrs. Eugene Lewis of Warrento
Mr., and Mrs. j. j. Robertson OF M
Leonard, and Mr. Redman OF Msrsha
attendek the funeral of Mrs. Fl. Oliffor
Landrum, Tuesday.
A merry crowd from Dover cor
; posed Of Misses Addie Mary Waugh
Byrd Eppes, ELAINE Campbell, Of lie
J ington, Pearl Smith of Higglnsvill
j Messrs Willie Harwood, Sam Red
Lawrence Eppes, and Hue Red al
DR.. and Mrs. Frank Garter II Higgin
vile spent Tuesday at Whites Islam
Last Wednesday afternoon from
d to 6, Miss Dora Mister presided
y hostess. Her home, "The Manse
@ was beautifully decorated for the c
casioD. Ore Of the many features
the afternoon was to ''make oaislei
d out OF linen. Prizes were offere
d Miss Elizabeth Condor's being /
v best, aud Miss Annabel Feagans t
n worst, Dainty refreshments WI
.e served. All left declaring Miss Mi
ter charming hostess.
n The following guests were delig
ID fully e, tertained last Friday by M
10 Ohss. Lewis at her beautiful eoun
D, home; Mrs. Jas. Yeager and son
- Higgmsville, Mrs. Garry Canthorn
?. Nowats, Ind. Ter, Miss Ella Be
70 Dinwiddle Of St Louis, Mesdames
Il R. Landrum, Jas Bridgewster, W.
N Landrum, Misses Daisy Oauthori
Il Louise Davis, Marguerite md Robe
!, LaDcrum, Estelle and Nanny Brid
10 water, and Master Courtney Cauthor
Shortly after the guests had arrlv
they chose the lawn as the most Ell
- able spot, here delightful lunch '
~ served At twelve dinner was annol
~ ced, and the guests assem- bled IN
~ dining room to partake of least
u good things. In the afternoon, N
a. Ella Belle DiIwiddie, pupil of Sigl
Guiva Pareiza Of Paris, rendered so
classical gviolin selections. Seve
- 1.ts... a.. NJ. T.. ".