The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1908-01-25
wAyERLY NOTEs
Mrs. Edna A. Eaton was in Mar
shall Thursday.

in town this week.
Mrs, John Frazier is very sick this
week of pneumonia.
Jouette Redd of Dover was in town
one day last week.
Miss Tillie White visited in Mar.
shall one day last week.
Clayt Landrum transacted business
in Lexington Wednesday.
Claude Marquis of Lexington was
in town OF business last week.
VIM. 7. Maddox was over from
Blackburn one day this week.
Dr. J. H. Croswhite spent Sunday
with his family in Lexington.
J. j. Wheeldon, the jeweler, of
Wellington was in town last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank G. Corder were
in Marshall the first Of the week.
Mrs. Gordon Jackson left Friday
for a several days visit in Sedalia.
Miss Hattie OQuest and brother of
Mt. Leonard were in town last week.
Miss virgie Corbin and brother,
Ernest, were Waverly visitors Satur-
day.
Miss Ouida Davis of Kansas City
spent several days with homefolks
last week
Mrs. Geo. W. White returned Fri
day after being in Chilhowee for
some time.
Miss Emma Warren is on the sick
list this week.
Mrs. H. Oelschlaeger and daugh-
ters, Marie and Aileen, are in Kansas
City this week.
I Fleet Williams of Kansas City is
visiting friends and relatives at this
place this week.
Mrs. Vic January of Kansas City is
spending the week with her mother,
Mrs. Kate Pauling.
Mrs. Dennis Hudson and children
of Kansas City are guests of her par
ents, A. Jordon and wife.
Raymond Collins came up from
Malta Bend Sunday and spent the
day with relatives and friends.
W. H. Drunert shipped car loat
of mules to St. Louis Wednesday. Ht
returned by way of Warrenton,
Mrs. John Ault was in Grand Pass
the first of the week to be with hel
mother who has been very sick.
Mrs. Mollie Hill and two little
daughters Buell. and Mary, were in
Lexington from Sunday to Tuesday.
Mrs. VIM. A. Ferguson and baby
daughter Of Kansas City are guests
of her parents, N. P. Buck and wife,
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. King returned to
their home in North, Mo. after a
short visit with the latter's father, O.
H. Albright.
Mrs. Mary Edwards of Kansas City
came down Thursday and will spenC
several days with her mother, Mrs
Kate Pauling.
. Among those who are sick this
week are R. P. Motto, r. S. Dinwid
die, N. Miller, Mrs. James Hays ant
Miss Lalla Pelot
Mrs. Nora Smith and little grand
daughter returned to their home il
Pleasant Hill, after several weeks
visit with Mrs. Mary ]. Zeyzing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Gibbons returned
to their home in Boonyille Monday
aftel being called here by the dealt
of Mr.. Gibbons mother. His sister
Miss Sallie, accompanied them hom,
for a two weeks visit.
Married, in Marshall, Mo. Wednes
day, January Is, 1908, Miss Lilli,
Masterson to Lon Davis, both o
Waverly, They returned to Waverl,
on the afternoon train, and will re
side near Blackburn.
An organization in the way of al
anti-saloon league has been formed il
Waverly. At a recent meeting th
following officers were chosen; Fl
vanderlin, President; Rev. w. f
Previtt, lst vice president; Or, H
croswhite, End vice president; DR., r
/, Q. Lyons, 3rd vice president; V. T
! Gordon, 4th vice president; W. W
Davis, secretary and W. H Drunert
treasurer.
Miss Naomi Larkin celebrated he
/ 18th birthday Thursday, January II
Thy entertaining a number of hei
Young friends at her home in the ives
part al town. Many interesting ant
enjoyable games were played til
: the hours from six to ten had passed
almost too quickly. Many prettyan
+ useful presents we're received. Re
. fresnments were served. The guest
. we're: Misses Aileen Oelschlaegei
Minnie Thomas, Dixie Belle Wilson
= p,tan nil A lho,-fa odfor1 Alhort,