The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1906-09-15
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of our telephone exchange.
Miss Hulda Buebier spent Sunday
with friends in Higglnsville.
Mrs. Boon, of Wellington, was here
visiting friends last Friday.
Talbot Simpson, of Aullville, had
business here last Saturday.
Mrs. Mitchell, OF Lexington, visited
Mrs. Cordelia Moore here Friday.
Fillmore Warren, of Aullvllle, was
the guest of James Bellies this week,
Mrs. Fluhurt was the guest of Mrs.
G. d. ~Piattenburg her sister this
week.
w n. Stewart, of Tacoma, Wash,
is in our town THE week talking
terriscope.
0. o. Wilson, of Lexington, IS out
arranging for the gathering oil MS
apple crop.
linton Smith, Of Eldorado, came IN
last FRIDAY to spend a week or two
with his parents.
Miss Sallie Withers went to Odessa
last Wednesday to attend the Baptist
association there.
Mr.. Allworth, of johnson county,
spent a few DAYS with Mrs. J. w.
Graham this week.
Elder Arthur Downs will preach in
Christian church next Sunday 10th.
All are cordially invited.
Mrs. John N. Edwards, Of St. Louis,
visited a few days this week with her
brother Geo. II. P%lattenburg'
VIM. Rulings, wife and daughter,
and Misses Sallie and Minnie Warren
spent Sunday in Higginsyille.
]. G. Worthington, of Kansas City,
ia here this week looking up apple
BUYERS, to zee mis- orchard too.
J.. R. Smith and daughter attended
the Baptist association at Odessa las
Wednesday. Also Otto Nolte.
Miss Elizabeth LOOMS, of Licking
ton, Mo-, returned home Sunday aftel
n few DAYS visit with Miss Moore,
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Weaver and
children spent Sunday in independence,
with TIE family Of 7. l. Norfeet.
Mr.. j. G. Jennings returned Frida.
to his home in Kansas City, after a tw'
weeks visit to Mrs, Bette Benning.
John Reynolds is running tn
Elegar drug store this week. Dav
is making barrels for the big appl
htG
. 'iS'Uins Chinn and daughter we're /
Sill Morgan. Monday. Miss Naomi wi
.o,.hho.hooa weeks visit and to atten
lay. Who has bee
Nentralia is at hon
John SPELLS, Of Zoe he will soon be ab,
came Wednesday duties.
4oterhouse, of Odessa, is
" .nfs communitT ard will remain
long as he can FL apples to barre
He is an expert apple man.
Mrs Rena Fairhurst and HUSBAND
of Kansas City, came down Saturda
to stay over Sunday with her paren
Mr.. and Mrs. Butler Moore.
Sam Beamer put an artistic touC
on the weeds that were growing
our streets. He took pity on us al
came in with his NOV er and cut the
down.
A. W. Marshall has had new sill
placed under his hotel also ne
underpinning. By the way Weed
doing a good hotel business this apr
season.
John johnson, Miss Pearle Moo
Eugene Doty, of Odessa and Mi
Elizabeth Loomis of Lexington, spe
Sunday evening with friends
Mayhem,
james Hagan and wife, Of Bess
Okla, who have been the guest
Mrs. VIM Rulings left Wednesday
Higginsville, from there they "
start home ward.
Clarence Atkins, from Oklahoma,
here to help pick apples {
incidentally mingle with old frien
He was born and reared here.
Every available space is used
cOOperlQR DdIV6lSs AhS NOoPSAS
getting l0c per barrel. Some OF II
make as much as S1I.50 per d
Don't you wish you was a cooper.
There seems to be quite a differe
of opinion what constitutes a I
grade apple with the buyers. 81
will pack 90 per cent some as low
ash per cent Of an orchard,
Mrs. f. r. Pickett went to sp
aweek or two with her mother
h. T. Smarr, who lives south OF t
about 3 miles. While there she
see that all her cans are well b
with fruit.
Mrs. o. v. Chinn was the reclI
OF a box of cotton blossoms !
oklahoma last week, Having. pi
the cotton pods, on her fathers
when a little girl, the &C
blossoms revived pleasant memo
Mrs. A.. A. Davis and her gran
Earl Mitchell, Of Mound City, sto
over last Saturday on their wa
..sth tba family of