The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1908-08-15
MAYHEM NOTES.

in Lexington last Tuesday.
John Woolever of Htgglnsville was
here on business last Monday.
Mrs, Buck Finnell of Kansas City is
the guest of Mrs. Charles Nolte this
week.
Miss Minnie Moore, who attended
the summer school at the Warrens-
burg Normal, returned home this
week.
Mayview was well represented at
the circus in Lexington last Satur-
day.
Miss Bette Benning has returned
from the Normal at Warrensburg
this week.
Mrs. Mary Roberts of Marshall, is
visiting with her brother, Weed Mar
shall, this week
20. Whitsett and wife of odessa
are on visit with their daughter
Mrs. Hugh Smith.
Miss Judith Benning of Kansas
City is the guest of Miss Marguerite
Benning this week.
I. l. Noraeet OF independence was
here last Thursday. He took in the
fair at Higginsville.
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Mrs. Thomas Brock and son, Otto,
went to Higginsyille last Wednesday
to spend several days with relatives.
Walter Windsor came down from
Kansas City last Saturday to stay
Fover Sunday with mis- sister, Miss
Bessie.
Rev. G. NJ Gordon of Marshall
came up last Monday evening and at,
tended the Maxey meeting. He sang
a solo with effect.
Prof. Taylor came up from Alma
last Monday to make arrangements
for moving here soon. He has charge
of our school as principal this term
Dyer Sherwood came in last Mon
day to visit his daughter, Mrs. A
w, Marshall, and to vote on Tuesday
He is an old time JelTersonian Demo
crat
S. N. Wilson of Lexington was here
last Wednesday. He and Judge Butt
sept OFT take a look at his posses.
sions and see how biz his apple crop
would be,
Dan Herr did not care to see the
circus, out having developed within
him love for children. he took five
lively kids with him and sat on the
front row Of benches, so the children
would see all that WAS goiu on,
VIM. p. Keith ald g.fe went some
where last Saturday. Some say tc
the circus, some the fair They went
through here early and came bach
: late in the evening. So You can CUES,
! where.
L, T. Puckett says since he has be
come Justice of the Peace he hai
formulated nice poetical marriage
ceremony, and is ready at any tim,
to 'Join two hearts so they will beat
as one"
Bate Drummond ought to feel ;
"leetle good", he ran ahead of tn,
ticket Bate is a good fellow ant
his friends remembered him at tn,
polls. The votes given him shoy
that his methods used as Treasure
are endorsed by the people.
The Maxey meetings are on at tn,
Christian church and some interest i,
being manifested. Services ever,
evening this week and next. Com,
and listen to the good singing ant
stirring talks of Ed. Maxey. 1t viii
do you good. No one ever heard
gospel song, or the beauties o
Heaven discussed, backed by Sa
4. vior's love, but what he felt better
Oregon Roberts died August 18th
at st. Joseph. His remains wer,
brought home and inferred in Marvin
1 Chapel cemetery. The funeral serv
ices were conducted by Rev. Talber
$ of the Baptist church at IL o'clocl
/. last Wednesday the 18th, at Marvb
Chapel church. Mr.. Roberts was
consistant member of the Baptis
, church at Mayview. The family ha
the sympathy Of the entire commu
nifty in this their sad bereavement
! Mrs. George Bullard returned yes
terday evening from visit with re
y latives in Kansas City
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