The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1907-03-02
No. 9
MaYYiew Notes.

Arthur Williams went to Pueblo,
Colo, Friday for few days stay.
Mrs Sam winn spent part Of last
week here with relatives aud friends.
Jim Waterhouse, Of Odessa, was
shaking hand with friends here
Saturday.
Miss Lillian Proctor attended
party Of Frloy Lail's at Odessa Thurs
day night.
Miss Alma Kincheloe spent last
week with Miss Ruby Smith who lives
east of town.
Frank Wilmot, OF near Lexington,
spent Sunday here with his grandma,
Mre. Bellies.
Miss Pearl Moore spent Saturday
and Sunday IN Odessa With her sister,
Mrs ellie Prince.
Misses Minnie and Ruth Moore
spent Saturday and Sunday in Hig-
ginsvllle with friends.
Misses TIllie and Lena Smith and
Alms Kincaeloe spent Sunday after
noon in Odessa with friends.
J.O. Caliee, cashier of Farmers
bank, who has been in Texas on
business. returned home last Wednes-
day.
Miss Margerate Chiles, of Higgins.
vile, spent several days last week
with Miss Vergie Bellies who lives west
OF town.
N. S Winn received notice of the
death Of his niece IN Kansas City last
> Tuesday, He went to attend the
= funeral.
Miss Nettie HeidbriLk returned
nU 'pnday morning from Higgins
vile where she had spens week with
her sister.
- Henry DTummond, who passes most
OF his time. on the @, s. A. is off for a
few days and is spending them with
y friends here.
q. II. Plattenburg and wife went to
Kansas City last Thursday. Mrs.
9 Plattenburg remained to stay few
days with friends.
Mrs. L. O Ohiles is having the
1t store room occupied BY G.. a.
Pattenburg painted sud papered.
Mr.. Land is doing the work
" T. T. Packet has recc.yod renewal
appointment as notary public fro n
Governor Folk for term expiring
j. Feb. 2Srd, 1911.
Rev. English is on the sick list. He
was not able 10 preach to his con-
as gregstiGn on last Sunday morning.
nc Hope he will soon be up again.
~ Owen Williams. who hiss been sick
y for sometime, is no better. He is
gradually growing weaker. His
!, friends are now sitting up with hIm at
=, nights.
rs Upton Smith, who has been living
" near EldoradO Springs the past year
lie returned to his old home here last
week 1t is reported that he has an
IN attraction here and loves to 90 east oil
70 town occasionally.
ID, j. H. Porter returned home from
les Jefferson City last Sunday, where nt
rs had been to stand an examination fol
rs services as guard. He passed and will
er, go back next Sunday to be placed on
nv duty. Hope he will find 1t satlsiactor.
iSs Geo. Humphrey took his friend Davl
ue Phegar and went out to the lakes OF
ISIS Davis creek to shoot ducks last week
lg' 1t proved to be the wrong day for tht
Inn ducks. II they had just been there
IN the day before or the day after. nc
IT. telling what the result would hav,
nc been,
- The G. &. A. railroad will run
~ seed and soil special In cooperation
PA with the Missouri State Board O
Agriculture and Agricultural Colleg,
a represented by F. B. Muntord, sect
ire breeding expert, Prof. N. F. Miller
&c SOILS and crops, Prof. G, F. Marbut
tie in charge OF state soil survey, Mr.. S
ch NJ. Jordon and P. e, Cra5tree, seec
ed corn specialist state board OF agrt
is culture. These gentlemen are
he recognized authorities on aoovt
is. subjects and will make lDirty or forth
CT, minutes talks on them on March z al
i'd 1.l5 p. m. in their special car, Whiet
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