The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1906-11-10
MayvIew Notes.

Tuesday on business.
Born, to the wife Of VIM. White.
Nor. 9, 1905, sos.
Grover Warren was in Lexington
seeing to friends.
Q. A. Keith. Of Hlgginsville, had
legal business here last Monday.
Wm Rulings and daughter, Miss
Gertrude, we're shopping in Lexington
Saturday.
Misses Alma Kinchloe, Lena and
Tile Smith we're shopping in Le1ing-
tOn Friday.
Mrs. Annie Parent spent few
days last week with her sister, Mrs.
T. T. Pickett.
Thos Wheatly returned to Jefferson
Oity last saturday to resume his duties
in the drug department.
Forest Smith is now taking his two
weeks holiday. Murry Whitsett is
delivering the mail on his route.
Miss Wlllette Porter returned from
Kansas City last Tuesday, where she
has been spending few days Win
friends
]. G. WolthingtOn returned here
this week from Kansas City to finish
picking up his apple crop, they ale
shipped In bulk.
| Vim. P. Keith and 7. NJ. OhiDn
vent TO Higginsville " ednesday to
belp their democratic breLhern rejoice
over the results or the election.
Hon. y B, c. Brown, of Kansas
City, was down agaln this week
attending tt building Of his new house
heis having erected on bis farm.
On Last Saturday night Misses Doll
Foulds, Ruby Smith, Lena Smith and
Till Smith, MessrS Ernest Smith and
J Leo Mitchell attended the play Uncle
, Toms Cabin which was given in
ODESSA.
DIR. G. A. Nickel. WREN he woke NJ
Wednesday morning heard it raining
! aud said 10 his wife 81 know why i
rained" she says why? ITO make
enough water tor the republicans tC g
up salt river,
]. R Smith, while on his way t
. town Wednesday, met with al
ccident His horse slipped and fell
Mr.. Smith had q cut made on BIZ
!, head about three inches long. He wa
> stunned by the fall, After recovering
himself be said he was feeling prett,
fair.
/. VIM. Fl. Powell, of Hunger HILL
t. was here few days ago and was
little enthusiastic or the OUT come o
the election. We told him we bad
rhbbit foot that we we're rubbin
ID every day and we we're sure OF
le democratic victory. We are lookln
le Tor HIM to come over and try t
borrow ii from us.
" Mrs. Reuben Puckett took sic
x Friday. Of last week and has been cor
IL fined to her bed SINCE, She is not &
We well today Wednesday. She IS s
years old, good riNe old age. CannC
le say what the outcome may be, it
III hoped lhat she may recover and sti
TO be useful to hose that love her by hi
Christian life and Kind words an
SO lender sympathy she has for humsnlC,
80 We are still proud of Mayvie
= precinct. Tuesday we rolled up
:. ha ndsome democratic majority. v
said to our republican friends K
l. way back and SIT down, and oe goo
When we need you wen call for you.
OF course oil the elected candidate
-, will be out IN the papers this weel
- 1 banking the voters for their suppo
- and promising to be good snd after
e / be duties OF their Office IN a busine
10 way. That Is just what the dem
- Gratis Of Mayview precinct want,
an they had thought otherwise they sure
:. would not have had their support.
A Hallow, en- party or ghost par
was given by the young ladies OF OIL
town at Mrs. T. B. Benniug's on la
Wednesday evening. Quite a goJ
81 number put in their appearance, 8
~ - robed in white and their pretty face
y (all the girls here have pretty faces
covered with masks. The your
met were also robed in white al
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