The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1907-11-23

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last Monday on business.
Grover Warren was in Lexington
last Friday trausaeting business.
chas. strasburg left this week for
Oklahoma to visit his son, Herman,
Mrs, Jennie Riley spent part of
last week in Grand Pass with re,a-
tives.
Jim Terhune Of Lexington spent
last Tuesday here on visit with a
friend
Vim L. Ridings had business with
the Probate Court in Lexington last
Friday.
Irving Mithers made a run for the
plug last Wednesday. He went to
Kansas City
7. NJ chinn spent part Of last
Thursday and Friday in Lexington
on business.
John Ewing is running our barber
shop this week in the absence Of Geo
Humphreys.
Miss Lydia Belle Butt returned
Monday from her Lexington visit
with friends,
Mrs. ). o. Whitsett Of Odessa came
8! e'':' /; 81 R'siiSsJiy u visit win MIS-.
VIM. L. Smith.
Miss Minnie Barnett Of Springfield,
is here on a visit with her sister, Mrs.
Jas, Hawkins.
Miss Minnie Wilmot of near Lex.
ington spent Sunday here with rela-
tives and friends.
Mrs. Thomas Bryant and daughter,
Miss Bessie, spent the day with Mrs.
Sam Winn last Friday.
Mrs. T. G. Sanders went to Hig-
ginsville last Wednesday evening for
a short visit with relatives.
Ernest Minershagen and wife of
Higginsville spent last Sunday here
with Mr. and Mrs. Heldbrink.
T. W. Rulings wanted to see how a
county seat town would look. So he
went over to Lexington last Friday.
Geo. Humphreys, and wife left for
Grand Pass last Tuesday to visit his
mother. They win return Thursday
Mrs James Drummond has been
quite sick tor several days. She is
better and it is thought she will soon
be up.
Walker Ewing and wife and Mrs.
Collins came down from odessa last
Wednesday and spent the day with
Mrs James Withers.
Esquire John w. White has the tax
list made out for our town. So
it would be good idea to call and
get your tax receipts for 1907.
Thee. & A. became generous once
by putting back the famous plug last
Sunday. running frsm Slater to Kan
sas City. Arrives at s a. m and $50
p. IN.
Otto Nolte, ourP. NJ, took dinner
last Friday with Hugh /. McElroy.
Nothing like good feed for one Of
Uncle Sans officials, especially a
good country dinner.
Miss Meddie Hanks of Higginsyille
came up last Saturday evening tc
make a call on Miss Grace Bradsher
who is stopping with Misses Stella
and Alma Kincheloe.
Geo. Plattenburg has the lumber on
the ground for the construction of a
plank walk from his house to town
He lives on Mathews Heights which i:
now before the court to become an
addition to Maysiew.
Mrs. Gore and children Of Okla,
are the guests of Mrs. Thos Nelson
this week. Her husband Rev. Gore,
was at one time pastor Of the Bap,
tist church here. She viii visit
around with the membership of the
church.
Frank Arthur, a student Of Kansas
University, made his regular trir
here last Friday evening, He has an
attraction here and was Hospitality
entertained until Sunday evening,
when he returned to ohisstudies There
is nothing like a little recreation tc
a studious student.
THE All-Star Comeay Co., . which
played here all last week, closed wltt
grand finale to the effect Of trying
to beat che Marshall Hotel out OF
their board bill. The manager skip
ped out sometime Saturday night
with all the funds about $50 OO--an,
left the balance of the troupe t,
fight it out. Mr. Marshall got out al
attachment and attached all tn,
! paraphernalia belonging to the out