The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1906-08-04


Stanhope Hays, was able to be on th,
street Thursday.
George Smith aud eoarl Sender, 0
Dts Moines, Iowa, arrived Monda.
afternoon for a visit with Tue tamil.
Of E B. Vaughan.
Mrs. G. J. Davis and little son { larl
returned Wednesday Afternoon frOu
a visit with tue family Of d. d
Gwinner at Upton.
Miss Bette Mitchell Of MAJ svllle
KY, arrived Tuesday afternoon fort
visit with the family OF ). P. Kline
and other relatives.
Rev. Milford Riggs. who travels 10
interest OF the Missouri baptisI
Orphan Home caWe 10 Thursday
morning for a stay here.
7, j. McElroy' Of Independence,
who has been here visiting beT
mother, Mrs. Sarah Hays, returned
home Thursday afternoon.
Miss Margaret Vaughan, Of St.
Louis, who has been visiting the
family Of E B. Vaughan, returned
home Wednesday morning.
Misses Madge Nicholson and Florida
Sitter, VINO have been attending the
Baptist Assembly az Pertle Springs
returned home Wednesday night.
Earl Young, Of Sedalia, brakeman
On the Missouri Pacific, came IN Fri
day mOEuing TOR a brief stay here
with his mother, Mrs. E. B Young,
Mrs. Joseph 6. Martin and daugh.
ter, Ernestine, Of Kansas City, re-
turned home Tuesday afternoon after
a visit with the family OF Geo Trail.
Mrs, Leslie Slusher, OF Cbickasha,
l. T., who has been visiting the
family of NJ. I. Slusher left Wednes-
day morning for a stay in Bloomfield,
Iowa.
Miss Minnie Beahr and neice Miss
Ruth Beahr, Of Kansas City, who
have been visiting the family Of Mrs.
Margaret Weis, returned home
Thursday afternoon.
]. R, Sydnor, who has been here
visiting his brother, j. A. Sydnor
left for points in Kansas Thursday
afternoon. Mr.. Sydnor travels for
the McGrew Coal Co
Mrs. Frank Bowman and daughter
Miss Mary, who we're called to Hig-
ginsville by the illness Of Mrs.
Bowman's mother, Mrs, J G.. Webb,
returned home Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. Webb is better.
Dr.. Geo W. Bates and sen Griffith,
j. L. Kinkead, J. r. Moorehead,
Ohas. Kinkead, Captain Ryland Tod
hunter, Shelton Green, and Bate
Drummond we're among those who
went to H~igginsville Friday morning
S. M. Locke, President Of the
Lafayette Telephone Co and Judge
". H. Kennon, member of the Cor.
federate Home board, both OF
Mexico Mo, were in Lexington
Thursday.
@. f. Collins, of Kansas Cit,
adjuster for the Aetna Fire Insur
ance Company of Hartford, Conn,
was here Tuesday to adjust the losi
on furniture Of Thomas Shelby. The
amount paid was $500.
Gift Hodges, accompanied by hi
daughter and granddaughter, Mrs
Frank Gordon and little daughter
Frances, of DIVER, spent Tuesda,
night here with the family of Geo B
Gordon on their way to Fairfax, Mo
Miss Lillian Johnson, who has beer
here for the past three years with th'
family Of her Uncle, VIM. H Greer
left Thursday morning for Cranberry
Texas. Mr. ard Mrs. w II Gree,
accompanied her rs far as Kansas City
A very large number Of Lexington
people went to Hlgginsvllle Thursday
morning, both by rail and by private
conveyance. Two extra coachts wert
added to the Higginsville train here
Agent LOOMS sold 227 tickets t.
Hlgginsville this morning.
Rev. r B Briney Of the Christian
Church oflciated al three wedding,