The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1907-12-28
MAYHEM NOTES

n Higginsville on business.
Sidney Fishback of Odessa made
iis usual trip here last Sunday.
Mrs. Joe Simpson was in Odessa
Saturday morning with relatives.
la. Calfee left last Tuesday for
st. Louis to spend the holidays with
his son.
Mr.. Brown, brother of Mrs. ]. w.
Graham, is here on a visit with her
this week.
Fred McAllister aud wife came in
to roost on the family pole during
Christmas.
Geo. Humphreys made a run to
Higginsville last Monday to inter-
view Santa.
Miss Sue worldridge went to
Gillian Saturday to spend Christmas
with her sister.
Kay waddell made his usual visit
in Odessa last Sunday. Weather
conditions cut no figure.
VIM. p. Keith came in last Satur-
day morning to meet his grand sons
from Trinadad Colorado.
Miss Ella siler returned home Sat
urday from Warrensburg, where she
has been attending school.
Our Pool Hall is no more. The
tables we're sold last week to a party
who will take them to Norborne.
Mrs. Humphreys returned to her
home in Grand Pass Saturday after a
visit here with her son and family.
Miss Minnie Moore is home from
her school to enjoy the holidays Will
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. W. F. Moore
Rev. Chas. Powell and his brothe
lanes, came in last Sunday to Sc
their father, D. J Powell, who is quite
: sick.
Miss jamie Sherwood and friend
,, Miss Raw, of Odessa spent Chrisma
Eve with Mr.. and Mrs. A. W. Wa
lace.
RObt. smarr of Topeka, Kansas
came in Sunday to stay over the hol
E days with his PARENTS Mr., and Mrs
4 Z. T. Smarr,
s Mrs. George Foulds and daughte'
Z Mrs. Jim Smith, returned home Sa
d urday after a pleasant visit vii
r relatives in Breckenridge.
E Rev. N. II. Mccain preached lai
Sunday at Prairie church. Con
e munion service was held and WI
= well attended by the members.
i. Frank Arthur spent last Frid;
a night and Saturday here, when
N left for Galina Kansas to spend
in part Of the holidays with bis mothe
E. win Jennings, wife and daughte
re Nancy Ruth, went to Higginsvil
&c Christmas Eve to hang their stockil
in father l.. K. Fould's ehimn'
a corner.
er Henry Drummonds of Slater, 50
nd he wanted to feast on Turkey a
Is other good things, and he knew
or no place that could beat Mayvie
So he came.
H. DeBolt returned last Frid
evening from his contemplated hu
81 He heard game was SO scarce and
Eul lie had no time TO waste on
ne certainties, ,he, Ike the cat, ca
'ss pack.
M ,iI A happy and prosperous New x
= to the Intelligencer is our wish,
''s forgetting the faithful carriers :
!, have delivered the paper toin patr
~ for 81 weeks. It made no diftere
If hot Or cold, rain or shine, their
.Ms ~ liveries we're prompt and should
~ '', remembered BY substantial OF
of ing.
~. Miss Bette Benning and Mrs =
ved Kincheloe of rooms one and
,se treated their pupils to candy
tbe nuts on last Friday evening 4
had regular Santa Claus, who
oull Quoted the program. They
the dialogues, speeches, etc. A
ear having pheasant time, school
udv dismissed for the holidays.
rere The 8. S. Christmas tree at
udo Baptist church Christmas Eve va
ntil success. The tree was nicely
odd Grated and each member Of
The school received present bes
,ted confections. There was also a
ght- program and those that took
did their parts we'll Otto Nolte
superintendent, with his hel
deserve praise for good manageu
ock There were few outside pres