The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1909-04-24
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Oscar Green visited in Higginsville
X. P Kramer and wife attended |
the funeral of Mrs. Fred Slegfried !
of Higginsville Tuesday.
Misses Hannah and Joda Groves
are visiting in Kansas City this
week.
VIM, Wilson returned home Satur-
day after spending several days of
last week in Saline county
Mr.. and Mrs. Fletcher spent Sun
day with the family of W. Il Dean
north of town.
Mrs. Fitzpatrick of Blackburn
spent several days this weok as the
guest of Rev. w. B. Cobb and wife.
C. L. Wilson returned home Friday
night from Colorado, where he visited
his brother.
Ben Wilson spent large part Of
last week in Malta Bend as the
guest OF Walter Lunbeck and wife.
Dewitt Hackley of Kansas City
was in town the first part of the
week ana returned home Monday
evening
Joe Frer6ing, Tom Holman and
Hefter and Wollenman shipped cat
tie to St Louis market Tuesday.
They all brought good prices.
Edd Rodekohr, who is attending
the university at Columbia, arrived
here Monday evening to visit his
parents and to attend the wedding of
his sister.
Sale bills are out announcing the
public sale of the stock and farm i'm
plements of the late J. NJ. Armen-
trout to be held at the deceased's
farm southeast of Corder on Satur-
day, May |. VIM. Wilson is auction,
eer.
Peachy Rhodes was appointed ad-
ministrator of the Armentrout es-
tate this week by the county court.
He with s. NJ. Reynolds and VIM.
Wilson appraised the property on the
farm and set the date ofthe public
sale for Saturday, May !.
Remember "The Village Post
office" is to be given Friday night
April %, at the Auditorium. Every
one is especially invited to come tC
see this play as the proceeds 20 tc
the chair fund and to the Christian
church.
Mrs. Mahan, lecturer and organizer
for the w Q. T. o., lectured at the
Baptist church last Monday night OF
Temperance" On account of thu
{ bad weather large number of peo
pie were unable to come out, but not
withstanding this a large eudienc'
was present and enjoyed the lecture
very much. In the course of th
evening the speaker told of her trir
through the largest brewer
in the world and many other inter
esting things. After about an hour
talk the audience was dismissed b
, the pastor of the church and all fel
that they were we'll paved for havin
, courage enough to come out in tn
rain.
! A very pretty wedding took plac
at the German Lutheran church her
last Wednesday at 3 p. m. The bride
: Miss Louise Rodekohr is th
aughter of one of La
+ ayette county's most successful fan
mers, Harry Rodekohr, and is we
known to everyone The groom E'
: ward Dank enbrink, is a well know
young gentleman of near Swet
Springs. Rev. Geo, Moeller officiate
at the ceremony, after which th
party was accompanied to the bride
home, where delicious supper ";
pread A large number of the CUES
was present and a lovely evenin
s was srent. The new couple will max
e their future home near Sweet Sprinl
/ and all friends wish them the best
e good fortune.
The two plays given by the senio
{ at the auditorium last Tuesda
{ night were decided hit. A goo
= sized audience was present and Il
: performance was enjoyed by all. II
curtain raised at S:l5 prompt al
the laugh began which last'
! throughout the evening. The CO
9 tunes were good and the make up
fine. Each member of the compai
= was a show within himself. The
= young people put all possible effor
forth to make the play good OF
and they hit their mark. In add
m tion to the ''Uglest of Seven,n "Ml
Plodding's Niecesp was also put I
~ and it. too, was enjoyed by the au'
ence. Those taking part in the pl