The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1907-07-27
MaYYlew Notes.

Sunday in Lexington with friends.
]. S. vickars shipped two cars of fat /
cattle to Kansas City last Monday.
Mr.. Frazier of California, an uncle |
of Geo. Humphreys, is here on a visit.
Leo Humphreys and wife went to
Grand Pass last Sunday to visit his
mother. .
Thos. Marshall, the soda pop man!
of Marshall was here on business last
Friday.
Miss Maude Graham of Lexington
visited her aunt, MIS-. E. T. Smarr,
this week,
Ernest Mlneshagen and wife of Hig-
ginsville spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Heidbrink.
G. H. Rabiu's new dwelling is in
the hands of the plasterers. The
work is being pushed.
Mr.. Popejoy has had his dwelling
neatly painted. Nothing comes up
like little fresh paint.
Gus Frerking came up last Wed
nesday TO see about buying wheat fol
the city mill at HigginsYille.
Mrs. Underwood of Texas who is Wis
ting Mrs. Frank Foulds, visited Mrs
VIM. L. Smith last Tuesday.
, Lena Smith left for Galena, Kas.
last Monday for an extended visi
! with her sister, Mrs. o. Ellefrlt.
Wheat threshing commenced thi
: week. From what we learn it
turning out about l6 bushels per acre
y James Fairhurst of Kansas Cit
came down Saturday evening to sta
over Sunday with the family of Wn
Tyree.
Sam Heidbrink went up on the eve
ing train to Oak Grove last Wedne'
day. He wanted to see the end of tt
picnic,
- John G. Benning of Kansas Ci
- came down last Friday to spend h
vacation with his mother and 9th
Is relatives,
" W. J. Weaver went to Independent
last Saturday to stay over Sund;
Ly with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Luci
ip F. Weaver.
Jim Blevens has the honor of bet
fit the first one to thresh and load a c
ID of wheat at this place. He will ha
about ? cars.
ed Mrs. o. r. Puckett and little da
tn ghter, Matte Belle, of Pineville, N
came in for short visit last Frid
ic with relatives.
at Fritz Schaechter has had his re
deuce neatly painted. He has i
. proved the property in many wa
- since he bought it.
,e. Sidney Fishback was here frc
Odessa last Friday. He has been
the habit of coming only on Sund;
ln' Matters must be getting INTEREST,"
~ to him.
DR., Dean of Waverly spent seve,
days here the past weeS. He tt
to a good look at our town, and appe
ay ed like he would like to become {
sit of us.
BuforI Hammer and wife went
Irs- the Oak Grove picnic last Wednesd
ere That used to be his old home, so
the put the day in with old friends
pleasant memories.
sas Charles Glasscock, our efiici
,rt County Clerk, was here last Mon
for morning. He said he came to
howdy-do and good-by. He left
Lexington the same morning.
l hr Miss Minnie Wilson Of Kansas
~ arrived Saturday with Florence
49, Laura Davis, daughters of Mr..
Mrs Ed Davis of Lexington,
" went out with E. I. Smarr to spei
een few days the country.
arS' Joe l. gbtner of Odessa was auto
ity' billing in and around our town
lug' Sunday evening Some of our yc
by ladies report having splendid
Ming in their first experience in ridin
fter an automobile. They say it bea
Mrs. buggy
The young people of Mayyiew
been vicinity had a picnic in the yarC
Dr Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Smith, who
rned south of town. There was &c
idav number there considering the
her season with the farmer at this
the of the year They all had a
visit time.
mar. We are in for the cross state