The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1907-12-14
MAYHEM NOTES
win Baird spent part of last week
in Lexington.


Charles Berry of Lexington spen
last Sunday here with friends.
Irving Withers transacted busines
in independence last Thursday.
Arthur Whitening of odessa spen.
last Sunday here with a friend on tn,
hill.
Mrs. Herman DeBolt spent part OF
last week in Kansas City with rel
atiyes.
Albert Strasberg came down from
Kansas City last Saturday to visit his
parents.
I. Q. Sanders left last Friday morn
ing for Arizona, where he viii spend
the winter.
Miss Nora Simpson, who has been
sick for several days, we are pleased
to say is better.
Mrs. L. X. Foulds of Higginsville
visited her daughter, Mrs. Will Jen-
nlngs, last tuesday.
Mrs. Geo. II. Plattenburg left for
Kirksville last Monday to attend the
funeral Of a relative.
Mrs. Sam VIM returned home sun
day night after a pleasant trip in
Kansas City with relatives.
Filler Bros. shipped two cars of fat.
cattle and n a of hogs to Kansas
City last Monday. They generally
top the market.
Morris Powell formerly of Odessa.
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friends. He has been connected with
an engineering corps in Mexico.
J. H. Porter, guard of the Peni-
Tertiary, arrived at his old home here
last Wednesday to see his friends and
relatives. He has a week lay off.
T. D. Williamson and daughter,
Miss Eva, went to Kansas City last
Thursday and returned Friday eve
ming. He went to see a sick brother
AS we are in the same condition f.
nancially as "Dooley and Hennessy,"
the closing of banks and the strin-
gencv of the money market does
not affect us,
Riley Smith, son of VIM. Smith,
who has been west for several years,
arrived home last Tuesday to spend
the holidays. The w. M. A. of Lex
ington is his Alma Mater.
Judge Butt as a smoker will have
to be in a class to himself. A friend
Of hiS in Chicago sent him a nice
meerschaun pipe this week. We will
have to be content with the celebra-
ted Missouri kind.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. F. Rulings enter
tanned Elder Downs, w. e. Rulings
wife and daughter, Miss Gertrude,
Misses Sallie and Minnie Warren and
Grover Warren at an elegant turkey
dinner Sunday.
Rev j. E. cortner, who was to
preach in the Christian church last
Saturday eyening has changed the date
to Saturday evening at 7;l5 O'Clock
Dec. 18th. We still invite all to come
and give him hearing.
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Rev. James Gore was called to take
charge and become pastor of the
Baptist church here. This was done
last Saturday at the regular church
meeting. Rev. Gore was pastor of
this church at one time and it is a
compliment to him to be called again.
The boys around town became SO
e%xuberant last Saturday night, and
could not hold in any longer that they
thought the best way to let out their
pent of feelings was to charivari Mr..
Mr.. and Mrs. David Engle, who we're
married here last Friday. The Job
was well done. They asked for the
bride. When she appeared, they bid
her good night and departed.
David Engle and Rachel Lennemon
we're married at 1880 p. m. at the
home of VIM. Legate, Dec. 9th,
1907. Esquire John w. White was
master of the ceremonies. BY the
way, he has anice pathetic and ten
der ceremony, good enough to suit
the most fastidious. We know, for we
heard him. If others are thinking Of
marrying, they cannot do any better
than call on the squire.
Miss Selma Buehler was surprised
by her many friends last Wednesday
evening. They were. afraid that she
might forget that her birthday came
on Dec. 4th. So they gathered at her
pleasant home to remind her of the
event. She received a number of
nice and useful presents. Music and
songs that make glad the soul were