The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1909-01-23
MAYHEM NOTES.

10 bCllCl.
Ernest Minershage1 and wife of
Higginsville spent last Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Heidbrink.
Lawrence Smith spent few days
in Kansas City this week.
Thomas Moore came in from St.
Louis last Friday and spent the day
with his mother.
Hugh Smith LETT last week for
Washington and California for an
outing.
S. NJ. Greene returned last Thurs
day from his Southwest business trip
G. II. Radius took in the imple-
ment convention at Kansas City last
week.
al Reynolds of odessa was here
last Monday.
Gordon Graham and wife went to
Kansas City last Saturday for a few
days stay with friends.
Kay Waddell spent last Sunday in
Odessa as usual.
John Tyler and wife are going to
Illinois to make their future home.
Their household goods were loaded in
the cars and forwarded last week.
!
Miss Alma Kincheloc returned from
her Odessa visit last Monday.
Geo. H. Platteuburg was housed up
last Tuesday on account of not feel
ing WELL Heshosed up at his store
feeling better.
The young people of town welt out
to MIR. and Mrs. Martie Rodch's last
Monday evening as surprise to
them. To say they had good time
does not express it.
Murry Whitsett aud Miss Lutte
Smith we're married in Kansas City
last Tuesday. They win be at home
in few days to their friends. May
all that they anticipatedin married
lite be theirs.
Henry Drummond of Slater was
here last Sunday to see his friend
possibly more than a friend. Henry
| deserves all the good things in this
life and we hope he will succeed N
heaping up to himself al that will
make bis future pleasant and happy.
n Henry Elder died at the home OF
his daughter, Mrs. Herman Wehking,
last Friday at 10 p. m. and was buried
in the German cemetery, east of
town on Monday, Jan. Is, 1909. He
lived to the age of s. years and ten
months. The funeral services were
conducted by Rev. VIM. Buehler in
the German church after which in
terment as above stated Sympathy
is hereby extended to the family and
relatives.
L. T. Smarr and wife, and George
Smarr and wife went to Bonner
Springs, Kans. last Tuesday for the
purpose of attending the marriage
of their son and brother, Robert, to
Miss Hattie E. Kern of that place on
Wednesday at O'Clock p. m. Rob
ert's friends here wish him much
pleasure in becoming benedict and
that his path may be strewn with
nothing but happiness and all that
goes to the making of a happy home.
The Lafayette and johnson County
Baptist Sunday School Convention
will be held in the Mayview Baptist
Church Feb. %, 1909. Sermon Monday
night by T. A. Bowman. Tuesday,
llO:l5 The Sunday School defned BY
| Geo. L. Talbot. W. NJ. Prewitt, what
the Sunday accompIlshes, T. a. Bow.
man, John Odon. Tuesday afternoon
l:45 Women's Work Mrs. G. l.. Talbot,
Mrs. r. b. Ross General discussion
led by Mis-. G. w. hyde Home De-
partment, Mrs. W. II. Chiles, Mrs.
]. w. Ligiitner. Tuesday night Lect-
ure by Dr. Fl. 4. Tralle. Wednesday
Board meeting and missionary report.
/ Discussion led By w e. Wisdom
| l0:30 a. nj. Teaching Baptist doctrine
in the Sunday School, 5. Il. Carter,
| w. H. Sczer. The Teachers meeting
! r. T Mansfield, Lee Harrel. After.
noon las The Laymsn's movement
/ led by +. J. 1eisler At 1906 Sunday
| School mass meeting, conducted by
DR.. Fl. Il. Trail. Devotional exercise.
viii be interspersed IN all the meet
ings. A ,;ordial invitation IS extend
ed to every one and 1t Is hoped :
large crord viii be at each meeting
! Your presence will encourage tn,
1 Sunday School workers The
churches Of to today win have {,
depend "a the Sunday Schools for
their me-, bership.