The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1906-10-06

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Joseph, who has been visiting friends
aud relatives in this city, returned
home Wednesday.
Miss Edna Wsnamaker returned to
her home in Kansas City Saturday
afternoon after a visit with Miss
Martha Orenshaw.
Mrs l.. B. Summers, Of Chickasha,
L. T., returned home Tuesday even.
ing, after a visit Of a week with rela-
tives IN this city.
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Miss Bessie I Moore left Monday
evening for an extended visit with
the family OF her uncle, F. Q. Barnes,
at Lilly, Colorado.
Mrs. R. L. Hughes returned to her
home in Higginsville Saturday night,
after a visit with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Jas. Horn.
Mrs Ada B. Carter and grandson
Tom Hill, went TO HiggtnSville
Wednesday to attend the wedding Of
Miss Bette Carter.
Miss Lura Lillsrd, who has been
visiting friends in this city for the
past three weeks, returned to heI
home In Blackburn Tuesday.
Charles P. Loomis left Wednesday
morning for Little Rock, Arkansas
to join j. E. Marshall, with whom hi
he is associated in Photographic work
2 Miss Mary Love, Of Port Gibson
i Indian Territory, VIM uas ueeu 'iSiu
ing friends In this city for the pas
/, week, left for home Monday morning
Mrs. E. j, McGrew and son, Ed
ward. Jr., left Tuesday Lmoruing 70
Bellevllle, Kansas, to attend tn
o Ward Ahrens wedding, which take
place Wednesday,
Miss Ada Ramsey, Of st. Louis
who has been spending the summe
with her aunt, Mrs. 10 a. Wilson
. returned Sunday night from a bit
4 stay in Kansas City.
Lucien Les"eur left for Bridgeport
:, Alabama, Wednesday, morninI
= where he went to attend the weddiI
of his cousin, Trigg Lesueur, a son
Captain Alex. Lesueur.
1o Judge and Mrs. Jas. B. CAN'T al
Miss Juliette Weidman, who ha
been visiting the families OF Maj
Hickman and 7. c. Sawyer, return
to Jefferson City Monday morning.
e. Mrs. Elizabeth Ahrens went
Bellgille, Kansas, to attend t
wedding Of her granddaughter, NJ
Lucille Ahrens, who is to be MARI
to Mr.. Nelson Ward, Of Kansas Oh
Kansas, Wednesday.
, Mrs. E. K. Wolfe, after a vi
20. with the family Of her parents, A
and Mrs. 3 B. Tunstall, went
Gillian Monday morning, where R,
Wolfe has been assigned to pres
during the coming year.
re-. Mrs. Louisa Nagel went to Kan
inc City Saturday afternoon for a vii
Miss Ella Kaempf accompanied
and will make her home there In
future, her mother having moved
~ Kansas City several days ago,
M, G. McFadin returned Mon
night from an extended trip throl
the Northwest. He visited
daughter 10 Tacoma, and came b
by the Southern route, visiting
ity, Francisco and other coast cities,
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this Miss Anna B. Kennedy, who
been visiting her sister Mrs. c
,tnio Wallace Of this city, left Wedne
Ntn for her home in Syracuse, New Y
,,n,, She Will make a brief visit
relatives In Marshall on the way,
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the beautiful womanly charms
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