The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1907-01-05
Mayylsw Notes.
Laurence Smith Is quite sick this
week.

LauLFuCe Oultu Is Quio oiOA tui0
week.
Sam Emison was 10 our town last
Wednesday on business,
Leo Mitchell, of Kansas City, spent
several days here this week.
Miss Jamie Sherwood visited with
Miss Viola Puckett last Sunday,
VIM, Monroe spent several days in
Independence last week with friends.
Edgar White is here this week visit
ing with the family Of Ben F. Windsor.
Wm. Moore, of Kansas CITY, spent
a part OF the holidays with his mother,
Arthur Wlkenlng, of Odessa, spent
New Year day with friend in town.
W. Weaver spent a part of last
week with his parents near Inde-
pendence
Mrs. Herman DeBolt returned
home from her visit with friends in
Higglnsville.
Henry Campbell, of Odessa, was
down last Sunday. BE loves to 20
south Of town.
Ohas Pointer is having an addition
built to his residence. 7. R. Brock
has the contract,
Forest Smith and wife moved to
Kansas City this week to make this
their future home.
Miss Belle Graves, Of Kansas City,
is spending the week with her mother,
Mrs. L. @. Chiles.
Mas Nora Tracy, who lives south
Of to was the guest Of Miss Stella
Ki Oe Friday.
es Reynolds, of Odessa, spent
4 EswYear's day with their sister,
Mrs. Charls Baird.
Mrs. Charles Strasburg has been
confined to her room this winter on
account of asthma.
Buck Finuell, of Kansas City, came
down last Saturday to spend a few
days With relatives.
Oscar Long, or Kansas City, spent
several days here last week with
friends and relatives.
Maurice NorAeet. Of Independence,
arrived last Saturday 10 stay over
Sunday with friend.
Miss Eva Williamson returned home
Saturday night, after a visit With
friends in Independence.
Mrs. Hugh smith entertained a
number of her friends to six O'Clock
dinner on New Years. eve.
Miss Abbie Pickett returned to
Plreville last Sunday to resume her
duties in her school Monday.
Thos. Marshall. wife and daughter,
Grace, of Rig6ee, came over last
Thursday to see his parents.
Miss Mamie Smith entertained a
few of her friends last Tuesday even.
ing at her home east OF town.
Miss Bette Bennng spent the
holidays with the family of Mrs.
Laurs Grsves, OF Independence.
Miss Bertha Russell, of Odessa.
came down last Wednesday to be the
guest of Mss Hattie Waddell.
t. T. Pickett has bis rabbit trap
set in his garded and he keeps a close
watch on it. He says it is 'rabbIt or
no meat"
F. R. Smith resigned uas rural
carrier on route No, / and Sam
Heidbrink Is substituted until the
regular carrier is appointed by the
department.
Mrs. Wm. McGinness south of town
died last Tuesday morning. Her
remains were buried in Marvin Chapel
cemetery last Thursday, Rev. English
conducted the funeral services.
On New Years eve MISS Nora
Simpson entertained num Ser OF her
friends with watch party. The
evening was spent in lively converse
ton and games, Refreshments con.
sistiug Of peaches and whipped cream
and various cakes, after winch she
took her guests to the Christian church
q short time before u O'Clock, where
the old year was rung out and the
New Year rung in. Then the party
broke up and went to their respective
homes, thinking on the way of the
nice time they had, and looking
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