The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1906-09-08
Wayerly Notes.

Mrs. VIM. l.. Martin returned Sat
urdsy after a visit OF several days With
her sister 10 Sedalia.
Mrs. Mary January and g%randdangh-
ter. Margaret McGrew, were visiting
10 Kansas City last week.
Miss Lille Masterson, Of Blackburn,
spent Tuesday with Mrs. M. C..
SheW sitter.
Miss Laura Tussey returned Satur-
day alter visiting her brother and fam
iIy in RoodhOuse. Ill,
Little Miss Margaret McGrew, of
SedalIa, is visiting her aunt, Mrs. VIM.
T.. Martin.
Mrs. Warren Groves, of Kansas
City, is here this week.
Mrs. John Davis returned Monday
from Blackburn after being with her
aunt, Mrs. Hoard, who has beer sick,
She tells us that Mrs. Hoard is getting
along nicely,
Miss Lois Walton, Of Kansas City,
is visiting here this week.
Rev. and Mrs. G. v. S~chulenberger
arrived Friday after a pleasant visit
with Mrs. Schuly's parents in Mountain
Grove.
Lester Barr came from Chicago Sun
day to visit his father, D. A. Barr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Conway and small
daughter, Viola, left Saturday for
Pueblo, Col, where they will make
their future home.
Fsrd Slusher, wife anc little daugh
ter returned to their home IN Kansas
City Sunday.
Mrs. A. b. Slusher left Sunday af-
ternoon to visit relatives in Portland,
Ore.
A. B, Slusher left Saturday to visit
in Las Animas, Col,
Hugh G. White and wife were Mar
shall visitors Monday.
June Davis left Monday for FL Peso,
Texas, to accept a position as yard
master with the Ell Paso g. South
western r. h.
Miss Paralee Butler is down from
Kansas City this week.
Frank Corder arrived Saturday.
Mrs. Nella Corder attended the
teachers institute which met III Lex
ing,on last week.
Mrs. Geo johnson was IN Kansas
City the first Of the week.
Died, in Kansas City, August 80, G
B. Hall, aged 81 years. July 8, 1900,
he was married to MISS Bette Thomas,
who survives hIm, Mr.. Hall was a
prominent Stockman.
Friends here have received the an
aouncement Of the marriage of Mis-
Byrd Eppes, of Dover, and Leon Lewis,
of Corder. Miss Eppes is q daughter
. u John Eppes, a prominent farmer
G near Dover, and also has many friends
. here, having resided in Waverly, Tit
groom is a son of Chas. Lewis, o
Colder. Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis lett TO
a short trip TO Colorado prings, Col
:, They will make their future home i
Oorder, Mo,
Last Wedn sday evening, Angus
%, Mrs. S. MGR. Galloway entertaine
N honor OF her son, Anderson, tn
event being his 18th birthday, H.
beautiful home, "Oaklawn," thr.
ilas fast of town, va beautiful
decorated for the OCCASION After
most enjoyable half hour had passeC
he hostess gave each guest q little ba
:, containing twelve beans, and the mai
feature OF that game was to avoid say
ing ''yesn or "no" TO anything sOi
! to you: and 10 make others say eyes
or "uo" to you. Ire hostess had IL
assistance OF her two most oslimsb
dalgntels Misses Margaret and CARR
aad Mrs. Ed. Fletcher. Punch ".
81 we'd by Miss Margaret. Dainty r
freshments were served. At Il Ia
+ nour the guests departed wishing A
~ lerson many happy birthdays SIS tb'
- The guests were Misses LotlIe Mi lie
Dorise Burnette, Jennie Foil, Rober
Sandrum, Bes-ie Eppes, Florence Car
orn, Annabel Feagaus, Maggie No
veil, nellie rnomas, Lutte GordoI
thryn Eli cher Marguerite Lsn
80 .um and Jennie L dtoId Claren
r. Moritz, Trace Davis, While Paine