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

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Rev. and Mrs. R. T. Mansfield went
to Cape Girardeau Sunday evening to
attend the Missouri State Baptist
General Association,
Mrs W. A. E%asierbrook, acco mpa
MED by her two children, went to
Kaosas CITY Saturday evening for al
weeks visit with relatives.
Misses Annie Stating aud LYDIA
Marks went to Concordia Saturday
evening to attend the German
y Epworth League convention.
= MS. VIM, Hoge and daughter, Miss
Mary, and Mrs. Morris johnson, O.
Boonville, went to Kansas City Mon
u day morning for a few days stay,
Miss Ida Gillen, Mrs. Margaret
" Shultz and August Sailing went to
~ oncordia Sunday morning to attend
the German Epworth League Conven
~ ton.
@Mrs. j. II. Campbell, who has been
visiting in st, Louis and attending
e. the convention of the U. d, @. IL
ny Cape Girardeau, returned home Satur
Gay evening,
I'D The average young woman OF toda,
is busy. Beauty is only another nam
for health; and 1t comes to 80 cut o
III every 100 who take HOLSTERS Rock.
it Tea. Tea OF tablets, IS cents. Lero
'ox Farmer.
ge' Miss Pearl Reeder, who has bee
visiting relatives here, went to Kar
sas City Saturday morning frol
uv where she will return to her home
by Batesville, Ark.
i Walter Waddell, who has been a
tending the National Bankers Ass
"a citation at st. Louis as a delegate
Group 5, of Missouri returned hon
Saturday morning.
u Mrs. VIM. shacklett returned fro
Nevada Monday evening, where 81
attended the funeral OF her nice
Jity Mrs. j. K. Herriu, nee Miss Co
ting Austin. formerly of this city.
Some say that city girls are poe
Zen ignarant things. Some Of them c
jend not tell a horse from a COW, but th
do know that HOLSTERS Rocky Mou
nj tain Tea is one of the greatest beau
A'A fers known. Tea or tablets, 80 c
IN a Leroy Farmer.
Mrs, H. II Wessendotf, accom-
lday MED by her two daughters, Mis-
Itch Pearl and Grace, and Miss Lat
Daehler, arrived from Los Angel
booo California, Friday evening fol
few months visit with the family
Mrs. Henry Winkler.
from Mrs, W. f. Kerdolf received a Il
gram from her sou, George, VINO
Issist engaged in the construction work
the Florida East Coast Line railrU
saying that he is safe. Several n
'io" bred men engaged in this woik l
3 TO their lives in the hurricane FRI
night.
Married at Houstonla Mono
been evening, Miss Rosina Hsyman,
mjlY, that place and Mr.. Kenton Harm
ming. New York City. Miss Hayman
known 10 this city, where she
'suer' visited the family Of T. O. Sawl
'rens- Mr.. Harmon is a nephew of n
rela- e. O. Gordon The wedding wa
surprise to friends here, who had
intimation OF such intention.
cured
Farmers are generally conceded
S the 9 the best informed of all classes