The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1906-12-22

her as far as Kansas City
Capt. 1. Oh W. ~. a
faculty, lei Fr evening Tor h
home in Milwaukee 70 spend the
holidays Wit b p4ren :.
Captain j W PeytOo. Of W, NJ A
left Saturday morains Tor CharlotteS
VILE, Va whe e he viii spend the
holidays with bis home folks.
Ga aud aftar September II We will
quote you the lowest possible cash
prices for good groceries. at Jos, L
Long.
" V Curtis sold for Gordon W
Graham, OF Lilly Colorado, his
suburban residence to Mr.. Henry
Kroeck, consideration, SO, $50.
Mrs. 5. }. Houston returned from
Kansas City Ssturdas evening. Her
daughter, Mrs. Robert Yeager, &C
~companied her hume tospend Sunday.
Mrs Fred Evans and iafant child,
OF Independence, arrived Saturday
evening to spend the holidays with
her parents, Judge and Mrs. Richard
Field.
Ovid r.. Sellers, Of Pawhuska,
Oklahoma, arrived Tuesday night
and viii spend the holidays with his
parents, Col and Mrs Sanford
Sellers.
Mrs, L. W. Robbins and infant
daughter, Louise, returned to her
home in Kansas City Tuesday evening
after a weeks visit at Lexington
College.
+ N. Adams returned from New
York City Tuesday evening where he
attended the convention Of Supsrin.
tendents of the Metropolitan hife
Insurance Co.
The marriage Of Bert Ellis and
Miss Kate Swigart, both Of Napoleon,
was celebrated Wednesday moTning
10 the Office OF the Recorder Of
Deeds, Judge ] P. Obinn officiating
Mrs Harry Myers, accompanied by
her little son, Harry Nelson, returned
from Port Gibson, Miss, Saturday
evening, after a months visit will
\ Rev. Myers sister, Mrs. Drake.
George Kerdolf, who has been visit
Ing his parents for the past weel
t accompanied by Lotion White, lef
Friday evening for Leslie. Ark.
u where they will be engaged ii
O construction work.
Mesdames John Groves aud E. L
Groves and the latter's little soI
!, John, arrived from Kansas City SUI
= day evening to attend the wedding {
10 their niece, Miss Viola Groves, {
" Mr.. Reid Ryland.
: Died at her home at Rankin
Depot, Tennessee, Wednesday De;
~, Miss NJ. J.. Rankin, a sister {
!. Captain W, D, Rankin Of this city
aged IS years. Captain Rankin wa
called there two weeks ago on accour
i of her Illness. He returned Weduesda
morning
Marriage licenses we're issued MOI
" day to John Hammond and Miss ELI
h Myrtle Reed, both Of Odessa; Marvl
as L, Rowe and miss Anna H, Zeysinl
both Of Waverly; Lee Graham an
Miss Dora Green, both of Odessi
Frank Barker and Miss Della Dye
1s both Of Odessa
1t is a mistake to use a violer
u cathartic to open the bowels. A gent
movement will accomplish the san
~ results without causing distress
serious consequences later, Dewitt
Little Early Risers are recon nende
IN Sold by Crenshaw 81 Young. l2-3m1
re Mildred Holland will appear at Il
OF New Grand Dec. 9th in her ne
emotional drama, "a Paradise
is Lies" by Matthew Barry. Holdil
a u%udisputed sway as one of the fol
II. most emotional actresses, who brin
to her work a charming dignity al
to magnetism which has won !
ay popularity wherever the English la
er, guage is spoken on the Western ca
%tinent, it is particularly gratifyi
that Miss Holland has one of she mr
IN satisfactory successes OF her ent.
career. In ga Paradise OF Lie
Miss Holland runs the gamut Of eve
human emotion that a woman's 81
rp' may know, ia a life which begins al
er' cast away child on the banks OF a |
me pond and ends amid the brllliaucy
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