The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1907-11-09
MAYHEM NOTES.

irving winners spent last SATURDAY |
in Kansas City on business.
Miss Sallie Warren spent Friday in
Higginsville with relatives.
Lewis Nolt of Blackburn visited |
his father and sister last week.
T, D. Williamson transacted busi-
ness in Kansas City last Thursday.
Miss Stella Kincheloe went to Kan.
sas City last Tuesday to visit rela-
tives.
Barnet Higgins is home on visit
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. b. S
Higgins.
Mrs Dr. Ryland of Lexington Wis
tied friends and relatives here last
Tuesday.
VIM. +. Keith has gathered his
apple crop, so he told us today. He
had four apples.
Miss Minnie Barton was the guest
of Miss Lydia Belle Butt part Of
last week and this week.
Wm. Blount moved to Corder last
week to make that place his home
He has leased a coal mine.
VIM Allworth and family of near
Robins visited with Mrs James
Graham Wednesday and Thursday.
B. +. Winsor came down from Kan
sas City last Saturday to spend the
day with his daughter, Miss Bessie,
John T. Siler went to Kansas City
last Thursday and bought car load
Of yearling heifers to feed this winter.
RuRe Marshall came in from
Topel last Monday night after his
wife and baby He returned Tues
day evening.
Mrs. A. A. Davis who has been
visiting her brother, T. T. Puckett,
returned to her home in Mound City
last Saturday.
Clarence Jones met with an acct
dent last Wednesday by turning over
a coffee pot and scalding his right
hand aud foot
VIM. Weaver and family OF lnde-
/ pendence came down last Thursday
teniug TO stay few days with Mr..
and Mrs. Geo. B, Green.
Uncle Billie Smith had the pleasure
of carrying back his porch rocker
that the spooks took away and left
at the door of Geo. Tyler on Hal
lowe'en
Mrs O. Ellefrit and son, Oron, after
an extended visit with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. l.. Smith, returned
to her home in Galena, Kansas la
Thursday.
T. NJ. Chinn makes 4 splendid
ghost. He looks better dressed az
such than in his normal way. He
called back many years the evening
his daughter, Miss Bessie, gave hel
Halloween social.
Mrs. l.. c. Chiles went to LeXing
ton last Tuesday to make her home
with her daughter, Mrs VIM. II
Chiles, for the winter We hope she
may improve in health and return t,
us next spring renewed in vigor.
Our merchants close their stores
during church services. This is right
I No one Is made worse by going t,
, church. The meeting is still in pro
/ gress. Rev. Watts is presenting tn
/ claims of religion in a plain, matte
!: of fact way
S Fritz Windmueller returned fror
e his Illinois visit last Saturday eve
: ming. His wife will stay awhil
n longer tohnish up her visit with rela
. tives. Fritz thought he heard tn
4 hogs squealing and the calves bleat
= ing and he thought he had bette
t come home.
I Halloween was celebrated here
the only thing wrong that the boy
did was in stretching wires or rope
across the walks. This is dangerou:
j, 1t is likely, if one should be trippe
! up this way, that in the fall leg o
arm may be broken. Do not do tina
any more boys. Have al, the fu
r. You can, but do not endanger life q
i limb
G Mrs. Gordon Graham, nee Waddel
5 came in from Colorado last Sunday t
4 stay awhile with her parents MI
o and Mrs. win Waddell She brough
+ in sample of Irish potato, the kin
e they raise out on their ranch.
measured Ii inches long and II
+ in diameter. Potatoes are goo
e thing to have around and we ar
d glad that Gordon had a good crol
d even if it is just one potato.
It Richard Saunders died at 1920 ;