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

John Reynolds went to Blackburn
10 spend his Fourth With friends.
Mrs. Blanche FOulds went 70 Hig,
ginsville last FRIDAY to see home folks.
Mr.. Bogie and wife, of Lexington,
spent last Sunday with D. Phegar and
wife,
Miss Lillian Proctor returned home
from visit IN Sedalia with Mrs, Irene |
Major.
Mrs Gus Steudle, of Oklahoma, is
here visiting her klniOlks and other
friends.
Maurice Noraeet, of Independence,
spent Saturday and Sunlay acre with
friends.
]. c. Cslfee aud wife went to Kan
sas City last Wednesday to visit
friends.
Mrs. G.. Fl. Rihius returned home
from her VISIT in Cincinnati last
Monday,
Mrs. Will Waddell went to Odessa
last W Wednesday to spend the day with
relatives. .--,>
Mrs. A. A. Davis, OF Mound City,
is here on vlslt with her bother L.
f. Puckett.
Mrs. T. D. Sanders went 10 Hig-
glnsvllle Wednesday to spend the day
with friends. .;& Ga
Ab johnson went to Corder last
Saturday to attend the Masonic
meeting there.
Rev Thos. Cobb came in last
Monday and is win hls daughter Mrs.
Bert Taubman,
Misses T,llte Smith and ALMA
.kincheloe went 70 Hlgztnseilr
shopping Monday.
Mrs. Anna Harrelson and daughter,
OF Belton, are the guest of Mrs. j. S.
Vckars this werk.
Miss Nellie Williams went on an
extended visit to kinfolks in Kansas
City last Wednesday,
Miss Viola PICKETT went to the
couutry on the Fourth The guest OF
Mlss Il 'salee Johnson.
T. D. Williamson was the frat to
tbresh mis- crop Of wheat 1t averaged
251a bushels per acre.
10 WI OF, of Oklahom, =, came ia tc
see his people. He weoG over to Lex
IlngtoD to visit his brothers
Herbert Sparks was down from
Kansas City last week looking iol
customers for Texas Muds.
Joe Herr went to Kansas City last
Tuesda, evening t9 attend nous,
party gwen by friends there.
DR.. ] Perrie spent part of last weeL
In Lexington visiting his daughters
Mrs Rl land and Mis-. Wilson.
Misses Pearl Moore and Nannu
Smith spen; last Tuesday auC
Wednesday With Miss Eva Williamson
Steve Pool attended the races a
Lexington oD the Fourth He VS.
anxious To see which horse would viii
DR.. Nickel and wife thinking To,
, small boy could not MAKE enougl
noise here the Fourth hied out 10
Lexington.
q Miss Abbie Puckett went to Kanss
City last Thursday to spend fe,
seeks with her brother Hugh an
other friends.
o. M. Bullard and daughter Mis-
Kate went to Odessa Wednesday I
!, ape the Fourth with Mr.. and Mr.,
q James Waterhouse,
There has been a new America
y wire fence put around the cemetery d
Marvin Chapel This is quite q
q improvement and looks well
j Mrs. Joe Simpson sDd Miss St. Il
e Tielel went to Lexington last Tuesda
to visit their sister Miss Bledsoe wh
was hurt by an automobile.
i 90. Wilson and family and Mrs
G. T Ryland, OF Lexington attende
the funeral of Mrs. B. F Windsor lAs
: Tuesday, also Mrs Mary Ewing an
I Mrs. Nan Ewing OF Bates City.
! H, DeBolt got tired waiting for bi
: family TO return from Kansas City s
he went up there last Sunday to Sc
!, them. de seemed more cheerful an
= says they will be home by and by,
J. Mrs. B. +. Windsor died Juls dr'
y and was buried at Marvin Chapel lai
Q Tuesday. The funeral services wei
held in the Baptist church Rev. Thoi