The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1907-02-23

last Monday
DR.. J. Perrie spent part Of last
week in Kansas City on visit with
his son Claude.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Kincheloe, OF
Hlgginsville, spent several days here
la t week with relatives.
1hos. Marshall and family came
last Sunday to visit his parents Mr..
and Mrs. A. W. Marshall.
Bert Goodwin, OF HigglnsVille, was
here last Thursday On business and
soaking hands with friends.
John ReyDold and wife, who lives
near Lexington, came over last Thurs-
day 10 spsnd day with friends,
Virgie Bellies, who is attending high
school in Higginsville spent last
Sunday at home With his parents.
Arthur Wilkening, Wesley johnson
and Sidney Fishback, OF Odessa, were
the guests Of friends mere Sunday
Miss sallle Warren went to Hlg.
ginsvIlle last Sunday morning for a
few days visit with relatives and
friends
Oven Williams sale vas we'll
attended. Everything brought good
prices. The sale was TOR cash and
amounted to $l976.
Joe Herr with friend went to
Higginsville last Sunday evening to
attend the revival services being held
in the Baptist church.
Mrs. DR.. Ryland and Mrs. o. O..
Wilson, of Lexington, spent last
Monday here with the family Of T. B.
Behning, also to see their father DR..
]. Perrle.
Geo. Humphreys, our tonsorlal
artist, IS getting very nervous, He
has heard OF few ducks flying over
and he is very anxious to try his pump
gun on them.
B. e. Windsor is laid'up this weel
with a very bad cold. As he i
rather oorpplent he thinks it hurt
him worse thsa any one else and W
: think be Is about right.
Elder Arthur Downs, OF Marshall
Mo-, has accepted the call OF th
OAristian church here to be its pasto
for another year. he will preach o.
] every second and fourth SUNDAY
On last Thursday evening b
invitation a goodly number gathere
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrenc
Smith to take part in a mRsquerad
# valentine party. Each guest wa
required to give a written valentine o
the door. These were given to
y committee composed o: Kay Waddel
y Oscar Long and Mrs Frank Price
who were TO determine who wrote th
J best valentine The prize ws
i captured by Miss Doll Foulds, whic
G was beautiful valentine. St
endeavored TO describe the futures an
v peculiarltIes or Jean Doty. TT
|, hostess had everything IN readiness
II properly entertain her guests TT
IS usual games and plays were indulge
10 in to the merriment OF all, rh
Ie graz haphone did Its part we'll with
IS choice selections OF records L
d cream and various cake were IL
Ie refreshments served The closlr
=. scene was the hardest OF all, no OF
se seemed to be ready TO go, fGally
It start was made and the guests thank,
r. their hostess for he good and jovi
time they had and for them TO g
into line for next VALENTINE day al
duplicate this occasion. Those prese
9. and what they represented wer
Misses Alma Rineheloe, Red Rldil
g. Hood; Tillie Smith, flower girl; Lei
IN Smith, morning; Ruby Smith al
Doll Foulds, nuns; Viola Pocket
!, house maid; Frances Fountain
4 Gypsy girl; Bette BenniOg, [
fashion girl; Lillian Proctor, nigh
Mary Benning, nurse; Mrs. Hui
~ Smith, japanese; Mrs, Henry Slushl
~ Mrs. Will Jennings, Mr.. LawreD
Smith, Murry Whitsett and NJ
OF Grace Smith, ghosts; Mrs, Fra
'n Price, school girl; Mrs. I.awren
Smith, grandma; Messrs. Joe He
N, Oscar Long, Willie Baird, clowr
- Robt. Klncheloe, sailor; Grov
=" Warren. sportsma, Jean Do
negro; Martie Roach, soldier; Clarer