The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1907-09-21
MAYHEM NOTES

fed to a sufficient plenty The aid |
society of the church served ice
cream and netted the neat sum of S47. |
The committee on arrangements de-
serve the thanks of the people that
for the complete success
and the good care taken of those who
attended. This is to be an annual
affair so look out for it again next
year MI. Stokes was on hand and
made temperance speech which was
we'll received. He asked for sub
scriptions for his paper. One old
farmer asked him what daily he was
canvassing for. He said, none, hi
was temperance paper. He said,
"Oh, do not want any"
Robbie Landlord and Miss Rosaie
Johnson were united in the holy
bonds of matrimony by the Rev.
Mansfield in Lexington last Monday.
They started west last Tuesday even
ing to their future home in Colo.
They will locate in Routt county.
They will have Gordon Graham and
wife, Doc Bnrnes and other Missouri
ans as ighbors. May their journey
through life be pleasant. and may
they be rewarded with all their happy
thoughts and anticipatlons of what
married life would be to them.
DIR. Nickel and Geo. Green are in
line for the medal from the Carnegie
Hero Leather Medal Fund They
heroically stopped l6l hand team
of mules that was running away with
Mrs. Schmidt's buggy through our
street last Wednesday. No damage
done.
At the show last Thursday evening
when the little girl came out to sing
her song, she became so embarrassed
that she could not start her song
She gave as a reason that MartiI
Roach kept his eyes on her so intent
ly that it confused her So Martin
ought to be careful.
L. F. Weaver and wife of Indepen
dence came down last Monday to at
tend the sale of his son William whicl
took place last Tuesday. He witt
his family win move to independence
as soon as he can make suitable al
rangements.
The item last week which state,
that Fred Bertsch and his sister
Maggie, had gone to Eldorad
Springs was a mistake. They hav
gone East and will make thei
greatest stay in Pennsylvania
Corn cutting has commenced. Oa
party offered 2Oc per shock for cut
. ting. All the corn on good upland
of the best. The ears are large an
q average up well.
VIM. Monroe has been establishe
Y as st.tion agent here, Mr.. Schro;
going to Farber to take charge c
y the station there.
2. Fillmore Warren of Higginsvill
v and friend, w. H. Cravens of Twi
Falls, Idaho, were here last Monda
!, on business.
Mrs. Thos Nelson left for Libert
last Monday with her daughter, Mi
Irene, to place her in college for I'll
coming term.
Miss Nellie Williams of Higgin
- vile was the guest of Miss Vic
Puckett last Tuesday.
Misses Alma Kincheloe and Lillis
is Proctor were in Higginsville Mond;
n afternoon,
Our town and vicinity was We
-o represented at the Woodmen picn
held at Odessa last Saturday.
ID Miss Lizzie Brock of Texas spent
few days the first of the week wi
Ia relatives.
at Miss Virgie Major of Pittsbur
v Kans. and Mary Conliu of Hannif
spent Thursday afternoon here wi
r, Miss Kate Bullard.
ay Joe Lightner and Cecil Wagner
odessa were here last Tuesday eve
ty ing. Joe came down in his autou
is bile,
h, T. J. Norfleet and James Sorren
of independence came down Tuesd
ed to attend the Weaver sale.
sit The board of trade showed an
cited market here last Mond;
in. Wheat went to 9Oc per bushel-
h Misses Lillian Proctor, Ste
hn Kincheloe and Sallie Warren attend
lin the concert at Odessa Stature
night
Id, Misses Minnie and Katheryn Win
an of near Lexington spent ThursC
ex- here with their grandmother, N
its Bellies.