The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1908-09-12
wAyERLY NOTES.

Oscar Thomas, of Lexington, was
in town Sunday.
Born Saturday, September 5, to Mr..
and Mrs. Ralph Burnett a boy.
Mrs. Arthur GaIager and children
returned to Lexington, Monday.
Born Wednesday, September ?, to
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Robertson, a
girl.
Miss clemmie Greer, of corder, is
visiting relatives in this city this
week.
VIM. L. Martin and wife left Sun
day for a rwoweeks' visit in Wichita,
Kansas.
James Donohue, of Sweet Springs,
is ~transacting business at this place
this week.
H. Ashton Bright and Oscar Funk,
of Malta Bend, we're guests of Waiver
ly friends last Thursday.
Miss Lara Linke and A. c. Whet.
sci of Kansas City spent Sunday with
H. Niederjohn and family.
r. C. Cauthorn and wife returned
to Nowata, Okla, after a short visit
with w. P. Minor and wife.
Mrs. VIM. Shelley retur ned tc
st. Louis Friday after a ten days
visit with Mrs. VIM. VESSEL.
Mrs. Isaac Fulkerson. with her two
children, went to Kansas City Wed
nesday on the seamer Tennessee.
Mrs. Edna Eaton returned Wednes.
day afner an extended visit with her
son, Dean, in Denver, Colorado.
Earl McGrew left Friday for St.
Louis after an extended visit hi
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Wood McGrew.
Tom Cauthorn came in frou
Nowata, Okla, last week for an ex
tended visit with friends and rela
tiyes.
Mrs. W. p. Minor, Mrs. E. L. Fra
ger and Miss Lutte Gordon left Wed
nesday for a two weeks stay at Elk
celsior Springs.
Mrs. Tom Davis went to Malt
Bend Monday to be with her brother
Oscar Funk. who was severely burr
ed in an explosion at the ice plan
Sunday.
Mrs. Lizzie Butler returned TO ne
home in Kansas City, after a shol
visit with her mqther ana A. S. Johr
o and family. Her neice, Gertrud
Jordon, accompanied her home for
short visit.
Cards are out announcing the a.
preaching marriage of Miss Sar
Douglass Wallace of Waverly ar
Mr.. Edward Julian Conklin, of Tao
ma, Wash, in Wichita, Kans., Sep
Is, at high noon.
Married, In Marshall, Monday Sc
TENDER Z, Miss Minnie b. Zeysing
Ed r. Jordon both of Waverly. TIT
returned to Waverly the same afte
noon and are at the home of Il
home of the brides parents, Mr.. al
Mrs. Chas. Zeysing. e.
Mrs. L. 8. W. Feagans and daug
ter, Miss Annabel, left last week f
their home in Chicago, after
visit at this place. Her mothe
Mrs. Bell Warren, and sister, Mi
Lee, accompanied her home and W.
make their future home with her
Chicago.
The Public school will open Mo
day, September IA, with j. ]. N,
as Principal, Miss Bamum of Ma
shall in the intermediate and Nj
S. B. Davis in the Primary. The &c
terview school commenced last Nc
day with Miss Bess Larkin as teacht
A deal was closed in which j.
Allison bought out the drug store
DR.. r. C. Lyons, Mr.. Allison W
conduct the business at the old sta
as usual. DIR. Lyons, with his famil
will leave soon for Southwest MISC
ri, where the DR.. has bought land,
make their future home.
The X. P. NJ. T. N. Club spent
very delightful afternoon last Satl
day with Mrs. John H, Davis, at b
home in the west part of town. Abo
twelve members were present. |
lightful refreshments we're serve
The club will meet with Mrs. S. Nc
Galloway, Saturday, September
The Famous Mckinley