The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1907-01-26
Mayview Notes.


January 18th, a girl.
Arthur Wilkeuing, OF Odessa, spent
Sunday and Monday here with friends.
John Tyler has rented the Graham
house and will take possession Feb. l.
Morris Roach spent several days
this week IN Kansas City visiting
friends.
j. G. WorthiDgton, of Kansas City,
was here the first of this week on
business.
Maurice Norheet, of Independence,
came down and renamed over Sunday
with friends.
Miss Belle Graves came IN from
Kansas City Friday and stayed until
last Tuesday
Mr.. showengerdt sold car of
feeders TO H Mule this week. He
took them out tC his farm.
Dryer and Schmutz bought last
week 81 head of good cotton mules,
which they will feed for the market.
Elder Arthur Downs will I'll his
regular appointment here next Sunday
at the Christian church morning and
evening.
Oscar Filler was an enthuslaFtic
shooter at Blue rock here last
Wednesday. He is not only shooter
but hitter.
John Backley and Murry Whltsett
have formed a partnership for the
buying and handling hogs, and cattle
for shipment.
Hugh Smith has bought out the
Imperial Coal Co lorth Of town and
will soon have the mine in shape to
get out plenty of coal.
The sick Of our town are all con-
valesiug except Grandma Pickett she
is still confDed to her bed and holds
her strength the same.
I. NJ. Chinn make business trip to
His siasy;lle last Tuestgy. He has a
new kind of barometer in his Office.
Ask him to show you how it works.
Henry Nuene was in town last
Tuesday and be says that Davis Creek
), was out OF its banks the other day.
= In fact the water found all the breaks
and low land.
VIM. Legate went to Kansas City
last week to have his eyes operated on.
A card from him reports that the
,oeration was a success, and that he
will soon be home,
g. H. Plattenburg has bought and
, had erected ine new glass platform
computing seals ir his grocery
q department. You can now get 16
ounces to the pOuod.
T. t. Pickett expects good luck
from now OF, for large tab cat came
to his home last week unsolicited aud
took up its abode and acts like it had
: never had any other home.
Dave Elliot came down from Odessa
last Wednesday to attend the shoot.
a He brought with him Messrs, White,
2 Pollard, johnson and Wllmot, all of
whom we're excellent shots,
- W. E. Riding had one OF his three
of year mules to run nail in one OF its
h,nd feet. He got the nail out. The
- mule is quite lame, he is afraid that
y lockjaw may set IN. He lost a
:, valuable mule awhile back in a
similar way.
70 HelloI Have you had the mumpsP
, Is the first query that one meets with
% when you meet a friend. Another
one Is. Oh. say Doc If fellow has
the mumps one side will he have them
IS on the otherp From this you will
?. infer that we have mumpS in town.
+" W. A. Atkins and daughter, Nellie,
of Oklahoma, came in this week and
st will stay several days visiting friends
Ie and relatives. he reports everything
'r fourisbing IN his county and he says
he can say state now, and that he
70 helped to make 1t a gaod old
10 democrsuc state, and will have a
i good democratic constiton and IN the
N final round up it will be a white
mans state. Mr.. Atkins lived a
number OF years north OF here and
"a did business for the late John Reid
~ Of Lexington.