The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1906-10-27

Wlllette Porter last thursday,
Mrs. Burgan was the gaest OF
Miss Tarlt Bellies last Wednesday.
N Bronson Shull, of Lexington, was
kmiling with friends here Sunday.
Mr.. Clyde Morgan, Of Hartland,
Kansas, is visiting Mayview this week.
Miss Wsterhouse, daughter OF Ollie
Warehouse is on a visit to Mrs. J. b
Jones.
Minnie Wllmot, Of zeal Lexington,
spent Sunday with her cousin Fannie
Wilmot.
Leo Mitchell, of Kansas City, spent
Sunday here with the family OF Joe
Simpson.
Cliff Goodwin, whom nearly every o
knows, was here last Tuesday talking
groceries,
Frank Wilmot and Warren Sherman
of near Lexington, spent Sunday here
with friends.
Mrs. Woods, of W~arrensburg,
visited with Misses Lena and Til it
Smith last sunday.
Hon, W. B. O.. Brown, of Kansas
City, was on our streets last Tuesday.
He went out to his farm.
Wm. Ii Powell, who every one
knows, was here last Wednesday
shaking hands with friends.
G. M. Purnell and wife, Of the
bBorland neighborhood, spent several
days this week with friends.
The friends of Miss Lillian Worth.
ington were pleased 10 learn that she
has a position 10 one of the Kansas
City schools.
We hear a good deal of complaint
of the wheat not coming up we'll it
has been to dry too sprout 1t. We
need rain IN this section badly.
Henry Campbell, Of Odessa, passed
through our town last Sunday evening
He looked so pleased. He knows the
road south of town So well he does not
need Instructions az to the place be
wants to go.
T. M. Chinn left Monday OF lasI
week for Dallas and Denisoo, Texas.
BE has been in the apple business fol-
several weeks and had shipped some
Of hie apples to Texas. He returned
to Missouri Tuesday.
Last Saturday evening Miss JESSIE
Withers' COW choked on an appl,
which it had swallo sed whole. Mr.
Waking, a neighbor, was called auc
succeeded IN extricatlng the apple.
THIS is the second time this summer
the bovine has been afflicted this way
The Woodmen here are pie eater
from way back, judging from tbt
number OF the brethren that cam
from near and far to partske OF tb'
pie supper that was arranged tor on
last Saturday night. The goat wa,
worked overtime as he had to be useC
several times,
DR.. j, ]. Fulkerson and Clarence
Vlvion ehaperoned the candidates FOL
the different offices from MayvieE tt
n Oakland school house last Saturday
\evening. Reports from these say
there was a good Gro sd out snd tba
Mr., Vivlon made a good speech anc
that it was well received.
Apple picking IS nearly closed
This week will let out a good many
Bulk apples will be hauled in an
shipped as long as possible, until tn
freeze anyway. The evaporation wi
run rs long as they can, also the two
cider mills. After all are done ther
will BIZ thousands Of bushel that "
go to waste.
Miss CordelIa Franks died at Hick
City on the 18th of Oct, Her remain
we're brought here and entered il
Marvin Chapel cemetery on Thursda
tae 18Th. She was a daughter Of ID
late Abram Frank and was born an
raised up in this county about lou
miles south OF here. The family an
relatives have the sympathy Of the
friends here.
A number of w. M A, cadet
accompanied by "buglern and prov
sion wagon, passed through Mayvie'
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