The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1909-06-19
MAYHEM NOTES.

day.
Mr.. Whitsett and wife of Odessa
are visiting with Mr., and Mrs. Thos.
Wells this week.
Elder Arthur Downs has moved in
to the parsonage. He and his fam
lily are now one of us, He breaches
every second and fourth Sunday in
the Christian church.
VIM. Monroe came in from Louis
lana last Friday TO visit homefolks,
Sam Vim arrived from Kansas
City last Friday for a short stay with
his parents.
Dyer Sherwood and James Gun
ningham had fat hogs on the Kansas
City market last Thursday.
T H. West of Tabo went to indie
p~endence last Thursday on business.
W. J.. Weaver transacted busiress
in Lexington last Wednesday.
S. N. Wilson of Lexington came
out last Wednesday to take a view
OF his orchard.
The Woodman picnic will take
place July oath. Do not forget the
day. Commence early to get ready.
Tell your friends and neighbors
about it. There will be a good pro-
gram. We will let you know about
it as soon as it is arranged.
Miss Mary Moore spent last Sunday
in Higginsvllle with friends.
Mrs. A. A. Davis of Mound City
came in last Tuesday for an extended
visit with her brother, T. T. Puckett,
and family. Her son, Paul r., came
with her. He left for Kansas City
Wednesday morning, thence home.
August Hoefer, cashier of the
Farmers bank, is sick this week. He
is not able to attend to business. He
is in H~igginsville at mis- mothers.
We hope he will soon be able to be at
his duties in the bank.
Mrs. Matte Pitner after a pleas
ant visit with friends and relatives
left for her home in Kansas City last
Tuesday evening.
James Cunningham, wife and
daughters and Mrs. w. G. Keith went
to Marshall last Wednesday to visit
relatives and friends.
D. e. Herr spent last "Wednesday
in Higginsville on business.
James Ramey left for Chicago las
Sunday on a business trip.
Gordon Graham is here. He show
up when you least expect him. A.
brought in a car of p nead of West
ern horses He will soon offer then
for sale. This will be a chance L
get a horse worth the money
Maurice Noraeet End wife have tn
sympathy Of MAYHEM and vicinity
their old home in the loss of the'
son Maurice, Jr., IN Kansas Git
Monday, June It'll, 1908, at o'cloc
D. NJ, aged about three months. w
love these little mes so tenderll
s'of such is the kingdom God ha
his small interpreters. AS we wande
on through sad weary wears we lov
them more and more for the siler
ministry of their pure lives. "Th
lambs of the upper fold Dear Ii
tie Maurice, the sweet fragrance
our memory, the lesson of your brit
life will GLADDEN. many weary ho'
saddened by your loss, KNOWN
O are safe in the arms of the Ma
Ter. for he careth for the least
these. T. D. Williamson, wife al
family attended the funeral Of the
grandson.
Emma Lohmann was born
81. Louis March 18th, 1850. She vi
married to John Sanders in Frankl
county. 1873, and died 10 Kansas Oh
June 9th, 1909 She with her hu
band came to LAFAYETTE county
1879. this county being her home u
iii her death. BY this union s Oh
dren we're boru-7 boys and one CIR
sha was member Of the Germ;
E~vangelical church in Mayview. II
funeral services we're held in q
the church conducted by Rev. WI
Buebler and Rev. Talbert last II
dav. June llth. Interment IN &
church cemetery east OF town. Tn
n of Gods uoblewomen has pass
away. Her WORK was done, our {
loss. hers the eternal gain. She was
true woman and a true Christia
The pure life that she lived, Z
kind words she has spoken shall u
on and they will reproduce the
selves In other lives; for she was
staunch friend to her friends, a Il
ing and tender mother. Her
auepce shall live on in the hearts
tn.--~1 fowaf