The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1907-08-31

Mrs. Lafayette Grov es of Corder
was the guest of Mrs. J. S. vickars
last week.
Miss Sallie Turner of Kansas City
spent Sunday with Miss Maggie
Bertch.
VIM. Monroe left for louisiana last
Monday. He will take charge of
the station there.
Mrs. Perry Cunningham of Jackson
Co. spent last week visiting her rela-
tiyes and friends.
Mrs Jim Waterhouse of Odessa
spent the first part of the week with
relatives and friends.
Mrs. Geo. Plattenburg and Mrs DR..
Nickel went over to Lexington last
Thursday to visit friends.
Us. Vickars made pleasant trip
to Higginsville last Thursday. lie
said the fair was booming.
Bert Taubman and wife returned
from their Western trip last Tues
day. We welcome them home.
Prof. English returned from his
Kentucky trip last Friday, He said
he had restful and pleasant time.
Col. w. B. Buford it is rumored
will be a candidate for sheriff next
year. He would make a good one.
Mrs. Thos. Marshall and children of
Higbee arrived last Thursday for a
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Weed Marshall.
Thos. Marshall of Higbee came in
Saturday evening. He has host of
friends who are glad him at tany time.
Geo. Humphreys and wife, Dave
Pflegar and wife went to Grand Pass
for an extended outing last Sunday.
Miss Alma Kincheloe returned
home Thursday evening after pleas
ant trip in Gillian with Mrs. Annie
Jordan.
Arthur Riley and Joe Baird at
tended the Dover picnic and went
from there to Grand Pass for visit
with friends.
Misses Edith and Lena Kelly of
Higginsville spent last Sunday with
Misses Abbie and Viola Pickett, also
Miss Elsie Parent.
Misses Bess and Ella Warren of
Higginsville and Miss Virgie Bellies,
who lives west Of town, spent Sunday
with Miss Alma Kincheloe.
T. C. Wilson of Kansas City came
last Thursday evening. This
in days gone by was his old home.
He has friends here that will be glad
to see him.
Thos. W. Wheatly came up from
jefferson City last Wednesday to
take his children home with him so
as to have them ready to enter the
schools there.
Mrs L. Chiles was not quite as well
Wednesday. She has been sick for
several weeks. We hope she may
soon recover. However with one her
age of recovery will be slow,
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Thomas vivion showed his smiling
face last Monday to his friends here.
He has been out west with Bert
Taubman. He reports all in good
shape.
Elder Arthur Downs visited with
thh membership of his church here
last week. Owing to taking his va
cation he did not preach here last
Sunday. He will fill his appointment
here the second Sunday in September
Miss Abbie Pickett left last We'd
nesday evening to take charge of her
school in Pineville Mo. which com
mences next Monday. Miss Viola
wentwith her as far as Kansas City
where she will visit her brother
Hugh, for a few days.
Sam Beamer seemed to be champ
ion of wagon load of young ladies
last Friday. They we're chamderonet
by Mrs. Pack Beamer, all wearing
the old time newspaper Napoleon
caps Pack did the driving, l,
does the young people good to en-
joy themselves. Sam, as long as ther,
is life these is hope.
Mrs. I. D. Williamson entertained
several of her friends last TUESDAY
in her hospital home, north of town.