The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1907-01-19
Mayyiew Notes.

last Saturday on business.
John I. Major, of lexington, was
here last Tuesday visiting relatives.
Peter Tlefel Jr., has been sick for
several days, nothing serious is
looked for.
Mr. and MIS-. Lawrence Smith was
in Hlgginsville Friday with relatives
and friends.
VIM. Rechterman's, son Albert lie
quite sick at this writing with
typhoid fever.
Forest Pickett and family spent
several days In Higginsville with
relatives last week,
Edward, little son of James
Drummonds has been sick the past
week. We hear be is getting better.
Miss Stella Kinchsloe attended the
meeting at the Christian church in
Higginsville several nights last week.
Dryer & Sehmutz shipped last
Saturday to s.. LOUIS, twenty-five
head fat mules to be sold on the
market.
Alma Kincheloe went to Higgins
vile last. Tuesday to attend the
revival services at the Christian
church.
4 We have a Tillmau side and a
e r R,osevelt side on the BrownUlle
0 affair here. 1t is amusing to hear
Y some U, The extravagant ideas that are
o floated on the question.
Hugh Kleeschulte, our station
: agent, has taken possession OF thC
y depot building and is now living witt
u his family upstairs. We are pleased
. to have them citizens Of our town.
n L, F, Weaver and wife, of Iude
penience, came down on las
, W Wednesday to attend the funerel q
- james Horton, who died Jan. 9th a
u his home in South Washington. Hi
i remains we're entered in Mt. Table
! ce meterY last Wednesday.
10 Otto Nolte. our P. M, chaperone
Y, f. r. Pickett, Sam Heidbriuk, Wm
lie Baird to Lexington last Saturday
e. where The above parties appeare
II before Oscar Thomas to stand civ
is service examinations as rural rt ut
l. mail carriers. They report pleasan
y. examination.
Mrs. Judge Butt entertained th
Ladies Aid Society of the c. +
b church last Thursday. We notice
=, Mesdames John Reynolds, - Neel
10 John Keith, Mason Forge, Of Odessf
20 were in attendance. After the usUi
10 business was attended to refreshiu
\ lunch was served.
3. Some Of our oIchardist are cuttin
IS, out every other row of their treeI
as They have come to the concluslo
q, that they were originally planted to
e. close 1882, after cutting out the
y; will be 32xS2. Judge Butt, T. N
b Ohinn and others are timing Gu
s They expect better fruit by so doing
" VIM. Wnhers, who started for h
home in Texas, stopped over at Bate
City to see his sister Mrs. VanmeIe
and his neice. Mrs. Buford. Too
sick while there and phoned here fC
his brother Irving to come. He wer
and stayed day or two with hin
=. He reports him better and will
able to resume bis journey in a fe
= days.
IL T. D. Williamson got tired
n waiting for Zeal winter TO come
ri. reeze the ground and the wealth
at kept reasonably soft and balmY.
nd he had his plows made ready ar
commenced plOwing last Monda
or 7 his Is one way Of keeping up vii
farm work. Win be a great be-
when spring comes.
- Alfred Major died Friday at
lu minutes OF IL O'Clock m. at Il
AZ home Of Robert Greer south OF odess
% He was IS years old and member
a. TIE Old Mems Club. He went the
u about week before his death on
," visit and took down with pneumon
on Monday. He was buried in o.
to Grove cemetery near Aullvllle {
n Sunday. The services we're conductC
an nv Eldar Coooina of HiUClnaville T