The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1908-12-05
MAYHEM NOTES.

MI . De ~ OoAAON oPNA1 .
ing in Kansas City with friends.
Evcll Moore stopped over on his
way to New York from San Francisco
last week TO see his mother.
Leo Mitchell of Kansas City was
down for Thanksgiving with his uncle
Joe.
Irving Withers and wife entertained
fourteen friends and relatives from
Higginsville on Thanksgiving. He
killed the fatted calf instead of the
turkey.
Chal Young went all the way to
Kansas City last Thursday to see the
NJ. S. U. boys beat.
Mrs. Sam Winu of Kansas City was
down on a visit last week with her
brother Joe.
Louis Peoples of Norton, Mo-, has
accepted and taken charge of the G.
and A. station here.
Joe Owens of Lexington visited with
the family of VIM. Moore last
week.
Frank Arthur of Lawrence, Kansas,
spent few days here with friend,
Bob Kinchelo, and Arthur Riley at
tended the football game in Kansas
City Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Baxter Lankford
e spent last Thursday in Kansas City
d with friends, and rooted for M. S. U.
= Mr.. Smith of Kansas City spent a
few days last week with Joe Simpson
and family
i Emmet Vivion and wife of Wyoming
came last Saturday to visit lis sister
m Mrs. Irving Withers.
t. G. L. Simpson of Kansas City spen
5. Thursday here witk relatives.
n, Miss Bette Bledsoe of Lexington
ID visiting relatives here this week.
IS James Ramey by arriving in on
's- town last Sunday morning with hi
u, wife, nee Miss Anna Belle Grave
's, adds one more inhabitant. We hop
Nd he will become one of us in spirit an
ne that he may never have chance
M regret his CITIZENSHIP
"s Mrs. Humphreys of Grand Pass
here on a visit with her son, Georg'
and family.
ON Miss Webb of Grand Pass is spen
an ing few days this week with Mr.
-ue Riley.
ed Mrs. Mary Logan died at the hon
the of her daughter, Mrs. T. B. Bennin
ems on Nov. 3Oth, 1908 at , o'clock a. n
a at the age of u years. She had be
Who sick for some time. All that lovi
hands could do was done for her co
fort. The time had come for her
give up life with all its burdens a
les care. On December l, at 10 o'clo
of the funeral services were conduct
y of by Rev. Talbot at the home, al
VEN which her remains were taken to Il
Der ington to be tenderlY laid away In
heir silent city of the dead, "Machpelal
sur to await the great day, when all
nily be summoned, both great anc SIN
edly before him to be judged according
day the deeds done in theic life. Some
that have great rewards as this trie
nna- who has just passed over the d
ltial and turbid stream. She has b
lsed. a great stay and help to m a
hter in the time when it was neet
this She bore the fruit OF the sp
very which is, Glove joy, peace, long S
st of ering, gentleness, goodness, tai'
city. To the stricken family we extendd d
!. He est sympathy in their bereavem
the ]. Brown Jones departed this
avor- November 30, 1908 at about ii o'c
a. m. aged 10 years. He was h
will H. resnec+ed citizen and was calle
l1 ICSpCSbSN ShNAA'N- -
7. answer the great summons. de
to Mayview about 1875 and was
lgh' cipal OF our school for several "
henry He bought him home near
Mrs and was living there at the tir
out 90 his death. He leaves wife and
augh. sons-R. Frank Jones of Kansas
John Maurice S. Jones Of Salt Lake, |
from and Clarence Fl. Jones of this p
ed IN On December first at l O'Clock
many Talbot conducted the funeral
Mrs vices at the home, after which
l., ana interment took place in Mound
MS, OF rie cemetry south of town
City, svmpatize with the lonely wife
Mrs Is left to still take up the bait
among life. Be patient unto the com
N. She the Lord. Then we can know
,mark- there are bruised hearts in this
I. Everything "works together foi
to them that love the Lord."lt i
solace 10 her to have her sons
animal to help in some measure to bea
j., ter burden of sorrow.