The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1907-07-06

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spent Sunday kere with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hub Johnson of Kan
sas City spent Sunday with parents,
viii Jennings hibernated in Rig-
ginsville last Monday.
VIM. Robertson came home for a
visit with his mother.
Miss Laura Graves of independence
came down Sunday to stay a few days
with friends.
Miss Kathern Stivers of Grand Pass
Mo. is here on a visit with Mrs.
George Humphreys.
Geo. Murry of Higginsville came up
last Tuesday to stay few days with
Rev. Petty.
Mrs. N. S. Winn and Mrs. c. w.
Kincheloe spent last Tuesday in Hig-
ginsville.
A, w. Marshall left for Lexington
last Tuesday where he will visit rela
tives.
Oocar Proctor and sister Lillian
went to Odessa last Tuesday to visit
heir aunt, Mrs. jas, W5dterhouse.
VIM. johnson of Odessa was here on
business Wednesday. kHe was talking
mules.
Otto Nolte had a sky-light put into
his store room, which adds much to
the light of the store.
Judge Butt was selected treasurer
and VIM. P. Keith secretary by the
school board at the last meeting.
Miss Barton of Odessa spent several
days the first of the week with Miss
Lydia Belle Butt.
Dan Herr concluded he wanted to
see how things looked in Higginsville
last Monday. So he went down.
T. D. Salyer and James Bellies had a
car of fat hogs, which they sold on
Mondays market.
Mrs. Will Jennings and little daugh-
ter, Mamie Ruth, went to Higgins
vile Monday evening tor a short visit
with relatives.
Wheat cutting is IN full blast this
week and hands are in demand. There
are some good wheat fields around
here and they will make good yield.
Hon. John Welborn of Lexington
mingled with his friends here last
Monday evening. He took the 4;27
.C. & A. for Kansas City.
Arther Williams of Pueblo Col. was
here last Tuesday. He came in with
the body of his brother, Estel, who
died there last Friday, Burial was
in odessa cemetery.
Mrs, Geo, Plattenburg returned
home Sunday after a visit with rela
tives in Kansas City. She was accom-
panied by her niece, Miss Mckinney
who will make her short visit.
DR.. ]. Perry left for independence,
last Friday. After short visit there
he will go to Kansas City to see hi
son, Claud, then to Lexington to visi
his daughters, Mrs. DR.. Ryland anC
%. o. Wilson.
The mothers of our town are keep
ing close tabb on their children, TO
fear of their getting lost Our tow
fathers can do away with this fear b
starting the mower. Weeds and do
fennel do not look nice on our streets
We hope for the best.
Dan and Joe Herr with their sister
Mrs. T, d. Hammond, attended the
funeral of their relative, Miss Turner
daughter of Harry Turner, who die,
in Kansas City last Sunday. The re
mains were brought to Lexington an
internment made in Machphelah.
Ben Higgins to interest his grand
sons took his gun and sailed forth i
quest of squirrels. AS soon as th
animals saw him they fled into tn
thickest timber. Result-after get
ting himself worked up to $50 h
thought it too hot and abandoned tn
hunt with two squirrels.
! H. G. West, who lived south of towl
died last Monday Of cancer of tn
stomach He had been sick for som,
time, Rev. English conducted tn,
funeral services, which we're at tn,
house. He was buried in the Poo
cemetery. Sympathy is extended t,
the family
Mrs. D. E. Collard has let con
tract to R. A. McGenity for buildin.
three additional rooms to her boarding