The Lexington intelligencer., 1907-07-20
Mayview NOtes.


Dan Hoefer of Higginsville had
business here last Monday.
Mr.. Knipmeyer of Higginsville was
here on business last Monday
Miss Lillian Proctor attended the
Oak Grove pic mic Wednesday.
Lee Slusher and Nice Sill of Lex
ington we're here on business Friday.
T. R. Brock and wife went to Hig-
insville last Saturday to see friends.
John Keith of Odessa comes
around occasionally to see his home
folks,
Miss Viola Pickett has been quite
sick the past week. She was better
Monday.
Misses Osborne andFranks of
Odessa spent last Sunday with Miss
Pearl Moore.
Mrs. Allmanberger and daughter,
Mrs, William Heidbrink, spent Friday
in H'gglnsyllle.
Oscar Proctor returned to Aurora
after pleasant visit with his parents
and other friends.
Miss Lydia Belle Butt went to
Odessa to stay few days with rela-
tibes and friends.
j. R. Smith and wife left Wedres-
day for stay of a week or two at
Excelsior Springs,
Veterinary surgeon Holbrook of
Higglnsvlle had professional busi-
ness here this week.
Misses Eva Williamson and Bette
Benning went to Independence this
week to visit friends.
VIM. Richterman is now the owner
of nice large new barn, built by
T. r. Brock, contractor.
Mrs. Geo. Foulds is quite sick at
her her home east of town, Hope
she may soon be convalesant,
Miss Stella Kincheloe, who has
been visiting friends and relatives
in Kansas City, returned home last
Friday.
Laurence Smith and wife returned
last week from their Western trip.
They are at home on their farm
North of town.
Last Sunday night we had the rain
of the season. There was about a 3
. in. rain fall. We see the rain was
general in this section.
Miss Rosa Nolte after spending
few days with her sisters, Mrs. VIM.
Richtermann and Mrs Lena Left
man, returned home last Sunday,
a Miss elaine Campbell of Lexington:
t who isvisiting in Higginsville, came
e up Monday and spent the day with
g her grandmother, Mrs. L. c. Chiles.
= There has been no wheat thrashed
a in this neighborhood yet, on account
n of having showers almost every
Ir day. The wheat is not dry enough.
The churches here are thinking o.
having union services during the
- heated term. Arrangements along
this line will be made, it is thought b,
III next Sunday.
Alb johnson has got to the poin
where he feels very lonely. His wifi
went to Kansas City last week to visi
TO her son, and he thinks it has been
long time since she left.
III Isaac Bedsaul in going out hom
last Thursday night, let his hors
step off the bridge near tn
III Aspwisch farm and was jolted u
considerably, No serious damage wa
Ioi done.
Mrs. Z. V. Baud visited with he
I'M sister, Mrs DeBolt, last Wednesday
Her husband Elder Band has accept
st. ed call of the Christian church a
Graham, Texas. He will locate ther
e- for the coming year.
si- Sam Winn every one knows Sam
has moved back to his old stampin
.s- grounds. He has been living in Kar
rs. sas City, he says Mayview is tn
proper place to live.
The Woodmen disappointed tn
- people of their camp last Saturda
night by voting down the picnic. w
have nothing this year TO call tn
to people together. We were in hope
: a that they would continue to have a
annual gathering, which was so muc
of enjoyed by the people, 1t is MOTTO
ne late yet, and we hope they will RI
,m consider and declare for the picnic.
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r Moenken & Son of Concordia, MC
marketed carload of hogs in Kai
sas City last week,