The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1907-04-06
N Holden last week.

take look at the fire last Sunday
evening.
Miss Viola Pickett spent last
Tuesday IN HigginsVllle with Mrs.
Annie Parent.
Robt. Chamblin, of Higginsville,
come up Saturday and IS stopping |
with Irving Wither.
Maurice Norfleet, Of Independence,
was down on visit with friends last
Saturday and Sunday,
Miss Eva Williamson, OF the l.. F,
G. of Lexington, spent Saturday and
Sunday with home folks.
MIR. ]. R. Smith and wife with Mrs,
Hugh Smith and Miss Grace were in
Higginsville last Tuesday.
J. F. Monroe visited the clothing
stores in HigginsVille last Friday
presumably for a new suit.
] ohm Reynolds, of Odessa, has
got so he likes to come to onr town as
well az other Odessa boys.
Robt Smarr, who has been staying
With home folks a few days, returned
to his official duCies in Topeka, Kas
MrP. Joe Barton, OF Odessa, after q
few days stay with her sister Mrs.
Judge Butt returned home last
Friday.
Mrs. Hugo Kleescbulte returned
from Alma last Tuesday where che
had been to see her parents Mr. and
Mrs. I. @. Marshall
Mrs. Dave Phegsr and daughter
Mildred were vIsning In Hlgginsville
a few Gays the first Of this week with
) Mr, Paegar's mother,
Geo. Humphreys IS not only a
splendid tousorial artlst, he is also
handy with the gun. He led the van
in gun shoot here last Friday.
The election here Tuesday resulted
in the election of A. Heidbrink, OttU
Nolte, g, Fl. RaOius, Geo, Tiefel,
DR.. Nickel as members OF the town
board.
Mrs. PACK Beamer had a wagon
/. load of frieLds TO come up from
. Blackburn last Saturday to spend a
. day or two with her. The total lumber
was IA
/ Miss Belle Graves, a pupil in
s Central Of Lexington, was over last
e Sunday enjoying the company Of her
trends. This Is her home and we are
e glad to see her at any time.
+ We had quite storm here last
!. Thursday night. The evaporator was
n blown down. Mr.. VIM P. Keith:
d corn pens we're moved from theil
! foundations. No other damage il
IT Immediate neigh bolhood.
There wss a lively contest at the
10 school election. N, S. Wlnn anc
e G. W. Rsbius were elected to serv,
e three years. For county schoo
commissioner the vote was J. @
y Fitzpatrick 55, T. D. Hammond 20
NJ, B. Ewing we notice has beer
elected mayor Of Oak Grove. He wa
;, oorn and raised up to young manhoo,
in and around MAYHEM. We wer
pleased to learn that he was s,
honored BY his people. He will max
them a good mayor and work for tn
= advancement of his town.
G VIM. L. Smiths house wa
discovered to be on fire at about
y p m, on last Sunday evening. Th
10 alarm was given and the peopl
n responded promptly, The fire ha
a too much start and, there being n
q ladders on the ground at the time, th
+ fire could rot be reached to proper
7 throw the water by buckets. So tn
70 building was u total loss. The valu
of the building was about 81 800 witt
an insurance of 800. The household
stuff was saved on the 20 Rer floors
:, All was not gotten out in the secon,
story. The family lost all thei
+, clothing, The fire is supposed T.
: have caught from the flue IN th
second story There was $50
y insurance on the household goods
Mr.. Smith will move into th
" HeidbrinS building rs soor as il
completed, which will be in abou
er three weeks.