The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1908-10-10
wAyERLY NnrES

City visitor during the Carnival.
VIM. l. Martin left Sunday fol
sedalia to attend the State Fair.
J Mrs. Al Lussey left Monday to at
tend the State Fair in Sedana.
]. j. Wheeldon of Malta Bend wa.
In town Friday and Saturday.
Dave Entrekin and Virgil Lillart
we're over from Blackburn last week.
Frank Austin OF Marshall visited
friends and relatives here last week.
Polk Fulkerson, of Odessa, arrived
last week to visit his brother, Isaac
Fulkerson.
Miss Alien Oelschlaegar spent sew.
eral days Of last week>with Jesse Ed.
wards and family.
Mrs. A. B. slusher left Thursday
for an extended visit in Co dorado and
Arizona.
2. H. Pitts came in Tuesday even
ing from Chicago to visit relatives
in this city,
VIM. Maness returned Saturday af-
ter a ten days visit with his parents
in O~tterville.
Miss Bertha Larkin, who is teach
ing school in Malta Bend, spent Sat.
urday with home folks.
Chas, Petite, who has been in the
hospital at Kansas City for several
weeks, came home Sunday.
Rev. H. j. Rand, wife and baby
daughter left Tuesday for Warsaw
for an extended visit with relatives.
Misses Maude Marquis and Mary
Lauderback, of %Chillicothe. were.
guests Of friends in and near Waver.
ly last week.
DR.. and Mrs. NJ. L. Row and baby
son, Carlyle, left Tuesday for Ness
City. Kansas; where they will make
their future home.
DR.. KEELING is moving into the Dru-
merit property this week and T.. o.
Croker into the property recently
vacated by DR.. Keeling.
Mrs. Lulu Noryell, of Birmingham.
Ala, arrived last week for an extend
ed visit with her aunts, Mesdames S.
w. Brown and M. {. Yancey.
VIM. Auster, OF Marshall, bought
out the hardware store of j. II.
Leach last week. Mr.. Auster has
moved his family TO Waverly and is
residing In the James Motto property.
Dr.. R. G. Lyon and family left
Friday for their new home in South
ern Missouri, where the Do.tor has
bought land. Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Smith
accompanied them and will make
their future home in the same town.
Mrs. Bette G. Hail will soon move
into the residence property which
she has recently purchased. Mrs.
Hall has had many substantial I'M
proyements made on the property
since buying it, which adds greatly
to its appearance.
Governor Joseph w. Folk spoke to
a large crowd on the lawn of Geo. p.
Gordon last Saturday morning at
o'clock. Mr.. Folk is an affable
gentleman and a fluent talker.
Most of his speech was of strictly
partisan character, and was received
delight by the local members of
his party. w. F. Glenn, of our city.
introduced the speaker.
Married, in Kansas City, wednes-
day, October Z. Hugh Leach,of Wav,
and Miss Schelley Edwards, of
The groom is the Oldest son
Of Mr.. and Mrs John H. Leach and
IS one OF Waverly's best known young
men. The bride is the Oldest daugh-
Ter of Mr., and Mrs. John Edwards of
and IS well known IN Waverly
she made frequent visits here with
relatives.
Married, in Kansas. City, Friday
Oct. 3, Willis Vanderlin and Miss
Elizabeth Masterson, both of near
Naverly, Rev. w. E. Prewitt officia
ing. The groom is the Oldest son
II Mr.. and Mrs. Hy Vanderlin and
$ I'm Industrious young farmer. The
is a daughter OF w. f. Master
on, of near Blackburn, and is a most
harming young lady. After a short
isit in Kansas City, they will re-
urn to Waverly to make this their
uture home |