The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1907-09-14
MAYHEM NOTES


in Kansas City last Wednesday.
VIM P. Keith went to Higginsville
on business last Thursday.
David Campbell of Malta Bend is
visiting with George Humphreys this
week.
Dr. J. Perrie of Lexington was
circulating among his friends here
last Wednesday.
Mr.. Mapes, maaageJ Of the Eagle
Mills of Higgins .~ vac 1"re last
last Thursday in the int, of his
mill.
Walter Ford of near Lexington
came over last Thursday and cap
tured John w. Newman and took
him home with him for the purpose
of getting him to build him new
barn. John will do him a good job.
w. c. Atkins and daughter, Nellie,
came in from Okla. on their way to
Slater last Friday and stopped over
to see friends, then 90 on to Slater
where his daughter will enter school
for the coming term. She will make
her home with Mrs. Ella Tracey.
James w. Waterhouse SHE'D into
town from Odessa last Friday. When
asked if he had pass, he said he did
not need one as he was born and
raised IN in this town. He was some
what privileged.
Sheriff Kinkead was here last Fri
day. He was looking for man that
had stolen horse and buggy in Lex
ington,
At the gun club shoot last Friday
John Pollard won the prize offered
by Geo. Plattenberg for the highest
score, his being SO. Dave Pflegar
being next with So and Geo. Humphry
followed with so.
Charlie Mitchell of Lexington ap-
peared on our streets last Friday and
told few good stories and how d
bean vine grows around pole. II yor
don't know ask him.
Ruby Greene. of Kansas City, came
down last Friday and viii make hi
home on the farm in the future.
B. F. Windsor came down on a visi
from Kansas City last Saturday to SCI
his family
The Intelligencer the last fey
weeks gets here on the late Saturda
: evening train. Its time has alway
been out the early morning trair
which suits the patrons of the paper
What causes this change you ma
know. If you can correct, do So
[We shall try.-Ed.
: Mrs. J. c. Coffee returned from a
extended visit with Kansas Cit
friends and relatives last Frida
evening.
! Mrs. Art Reynolds and two SON
spent Saturday in Odessa.
Misses Lena and Tillie Smith r,
turned home last Saturday evenin
from Lalena, Kansas, where they hay
been spending most of the summe
4 with their sister, Mrs, A. Ellefrit,
Mrs. Byrd Cambbell and daughtet
Miss Sallie, came out last Sunday
spend the day with her mother, Mr.
!, L. c. Chiles.
Hub Johnson and wife came dow
: from Kansas City last Sunday to el
v Joy the influence of home association
with his parents.
e Mr.. and Mrs Pfleger and Mr. al
IS Mrs, Sharp, of Higginsville, spent la
y Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Dav
e Pfleger,
Il Mrs. j. Brown Jones returned fro
! Higginsyille last Sunday evenir
u where she had been on visit wit
relatives.
/ School opened last Monday la
:, Monday with good enrolment, Pro
= Harwood, Principal, Mrs c, '
Kincheloe, intermediate and Mi
e Bette Benning, primary. I'll
:. prospect is good for a splendid scho
e term.
Rev. Milt Clemens rested here la
Monday. He had filled his appoir
ment at MeMoriah last Sunday.
d Rufe Marshall and wife, ofTopek
Il Kansas, accompanied by Mrs. G.
:, Hamilton of Pueblo, came last So
r urday to be the guests of Mr.. a
s. Mrs. Weed Marshall for short tim
Mrs. VIM. Chiles Of Lexin
: : ton came out last Monday evening
~ be with her mother, Mrs. L. G, Chile
who is quite sick.
Morris Roach on last Wednesd
; bought of DR.. Perrie his dwellin
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