The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1907-12-28
pOvER NOTEs

Charles Ike Of Kansas City is visit
ing relatives here.
Eddie Wahl and R. L. Fox we're in
Lexington Saturday.
Mrs. James Broughton of Odessa is
the guest of Mrs. R. w. Ashworth.
Prof. Carl Harwood of Mayview is
spending the holidays with home-
folks.
J. R. PIattenburg and wife and Mrs.
oliver Martin shopped in Lexington
Saturday.
L. P. Brown Of Beatrice, Neb. is
the guest of his daughter, Mrs.
Frank Cox,
Mrs. James Caldwell Of Kansas City
is the guest Of her cousin, Mrs. Leon
ard Vaughn.
Mrs, John Cooper and daughter,
Miss Mary Lee shopped in Higgins
vile Saturday.
Allen Hickam and wife of Kansas
City are guests of their mother, Mrs.
Matte b. Cole.
Miss Nellie Drummond went to
Odessa Friday spend the holidays
with her mother.
I
Mrs. Charles Neer and little son.
King, are visiting relatives in Kan
sas City this week.
Mrs. w. W. Davis Of the Cox school
! left Friday evening for her home at
! Waverly for the holidays.
r Miss Georgia Haggard left Satur
( day fo- a visit with her sister, Mrs,
t Erskine, near McAllfster Springs.
Z Miss May Harwood Of Kansas City
is spending this week with her par
u ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Harwood.
e There is to be a pie social at thu
n school here next Wednesday night
t Everyone is cordially invited to at
tend. The ladies' to bring the pie
! and the gentlemen their pocket
books. The idea is to ocollect none,
to purchase school library.
Mrs. Frank Gordon and littl
daughter, Francis Gentry, left Mon
day for visit with her sister, Mrs
Arthur Carter at Fairfax, Mo.
Mr.. and Mrs. W.. ID. Congdon Z
Newton, Kans,, arrived last Wednei
OF day morning for visit with the
son, o. G. COngdon, and wife.
n Miss Anna Pauling and sister, Mr.
ed Will Pauling, and little daughte
in Edna, went to Blackburn Thursda
lis for several days visit with relative
~ Curtis Vaughn and wife an
pe Cooper Vaughn of st. Louis can
as Sunday morning to spend the ho
= days with their parents, Mr.. al
MIS-. S0dlu NduB LIN
an James corbin was accidently sh
~ by his brother, Ernest, while o
~ hunting together Wednesday. I
II shot struck him in the side of t
= Il face and shoulders, but fortunate
did not prove to be anything seriol
Of ED. Henshaw left Wednesd
a morning for his home at Slater, /
ect we suspect he will stop on the "
He and quite probably may never rea
of Slater, or not until after the holids
her are over, as he thinks Marshall
much better town.
The Christmas tree at the Christi
church on Christmas eve was well
was tended and greatly enjoyed, esp
Co. tally by the children. A short p
the gram was given, which was as folio
the Song by the school.
iday Reading, by Byron Eppes,
Miss Prayer oy Eid. HeHShS"'
AAAt ItfGA aAtAptAss esffe " @@eNS 7f-r~f-
,out Sophia Shoemaker.
was Recitation ,..........A Happy II
the Lloyd Fox.
Miss Recitation. ..............,..-. :. \.
was "Just Before Christmas, I'm as 6
con- as can be"
Erva Stark.
We'd Song by the School.
Recitation. Kitties Christmas I
Kenneth Fox,
~ Recitation. .....,..........,. MY
Robyin Plattenburg.
nond Recitation. -. How Did Santa
Porter Hackley.
I to Recitation. Christmas T
for a jamie Redd.
Recitation. ....,.A Merry Christ
sana. Orman Shoemaker.
lends Following was the distribution
gifts and treats by which each q
antrv heart was made happy.
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