The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1907-06-15
Mayyiew Notes.


,rs George Humphrey was shop
rICln Odessa Tuesday afternoon.
Mr. jim Drummond and children
) ent TO Odessa, Tuesday, shopping.
Mrs, Pfeger of Higginsville, spen
Tharsiay evening here with her sor
Dave.
Mrs. Riley, vent to Malta Bend
last Monday, TO transact some bust
ness.
Judge Weedin and son Kirby put
in part Of the day here last Tues
day.
Mrs. Laurance Smith of Higgins
vile, spent part Of last week withher
sister.
Mrs. Scott Downs of Odessa was
here last Friday, on a visit with
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Paegar spent
Tuesday afternoon in Odessa at the
gun shoot.
James Paegar of Odessa, came
down last Wednesday to visit with
relatives.
Geo. Fl. Foulds shipped a a of fat
hogs of his own raising to Kansas
City last Wednesday.
DR.. c. A, Nickel attended the
Medical Society Meeting at Higg-
insville last Tuesday,
Mrs. Oscar Billiard spent Saturday
and Sunday in odessa with her
daughter, Mrs. Waterhouse.
Miss Bette Benning, is spending
the week in independence with the
family Of Mrs. Laura Graves.
Misses Nadine and Aileen Keith,
spent last Wednesday, with their
grandparents south of town.
Miss Louise Dolly Graves of
independence are spending the week
with their grandmother, Mrs. Chiles.
Mrs Roger Warren and daughter
Of Higginsyille, were the guests of
Mrs Bellies west Of town the latter
part of the week.
Miss Willette Porter, come in last
Friday, to make arrangements to move
her household goods to Jefferson City,
which will be her future home.
Mr. and Mrs. James Sorrency and
baby, returned to their home in In
dependence Friday after a pleasant
visit relatives and old friends.
There has been quite a change made
on the c. & A. passenger train service.
Trains west 40 a. N and 1927 p. m.
east ll:4O a. M. and S:l4 p. m. We
al also ride on local freights.
Joe Heradon sold his farm of 10
acres last week to Nj Swiuney of
Jackson County for the sum of
Sl2,OOO.O0. The farm is near old Tabo
P. o. He is thinking Of going to the
territory.
"Did it rain out to your house Wed.
nesday morning." is the question
asked We had a rain next to a wa
ter spout early in the morning; regu-
lar gully washer; Farmer out of com
mission for a few days.
Charlie Ewing met with the misfor-
tune of loseing his hat in coming
home last week Sunday, from Kansas.
City. He was passing from one a to
another, and the wind b.ew it off. 1t is
supposed to be neal the track this
side of Bates City.
Geo. Humphreys was selected to rep
resent the gun club here in the shoot
this week with Odessa, he being in
the lead here in the Monday Shoot.
George takes the honor very mod
estly. If there is anything he al do
well tits to shoot, and shave and give
up to date hair cuts.
Mrs. Taylor Benning, Mrs. Geo, Il.
P%lattenburg, Mr.. and Mrs. 7. w.
Williamson. Misses Anita Letton,
Bette Benning, Jas. w. Cunningham
and wife, j. w. and r. w. Douthitt
and others-We cannot now recall
aI-were visitors to Kansas City,
last Saturday and Sunday, from here.
Ben Higgins. 7. NJ. Chin, EFT al,
went to this lake south Of Davis creek,
last Friday fishing Jim Vickars, says
they caught a fish about as long as
ones index finger, All fishermen have
their standard of good or bad luck.
So your DR.. Ecke or Clearance Viyion,
need not be discouraged. If they have
not been fishing lately its now the
proper time to go.
On last Wednesday afternoon Mrs
Joe Simpson, entertained the Ladie
Aid society of the Christian church
Those present were, -Mesdames, vii
Jennings, I. T. Pickett, Jerry Proc
tor, N. s. Vim, and George Platten
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