The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1909-02-13
wAyERLY NOTEs.

Mr.. and Mrs. Vic January returned
to their home in Kansas City the
first Of the week after a short visit
With friends and relatives at this
place.
James R, Tustin spent Sun lay with
homefolks in Kansas City.
Mrs. Louis Steifins, of Corder, is
speud NJ the week with Dr.. G.. a.
Keeling and family.
j. Il. Landrum, VINO has been quite
sick with grippe, is able to be at his
store again.
Earl Jenkins of Boonville is visit
ing relatives at tnls place this week
Miss Bertha Larlin returned TO
Malta Bend, sunday after short
visit with her parents, Henry Larkin
and wife.
The WGmau's Christian Temperance
Union, of Waverly, will give az Old
Folks Concert, at the Methodist
Church Wednesday, February 18th.
Admission p cents. The public is
cordially invited.
Born. Friday. February 5th, 1909,
to Mr.. and Mrs Hartle Bradley, a
boy.
NJ. H, Barnes left over the c. ~. \.
Friday for business trip 10 Kansas
City.
Mrs. Annie Loper and son, jim,
were Wavery visitors last week
Geo. w. Hack;ey and J. L Neer
returned Sunday from St. Louis,
where they shipped carload of fine
mules.
H. Ashton Bright of Malta Bend
was visiting Waverly friends Tues
day.
Mrs. a. H. Ledford is quite sick at
this writing.
! Misses Georgia Weber and Mamie
Palmer returned to school in Mar
shall Monday after short visit with
homefolks.
Charlie Carpenter went to Kansas
City Saturday afternoon.
! Miss Wahneta Randolph returned
/ 10 Malta Bend last week otter short
visit with Mrs. Tom Davis.
oscar Funk of Malta Bend, visited
hissister, Mrs. Tom Davis, last week.
Messrs. Coffin, Eckle, McFaddin,
Siuauer and Marquis Of Lexington
were in town Tuesday. sse
G. 3. Hall, who has been quite sick
is improving.
The bakery, which was papered
and painted last week presents a
very attractive appearance. Messrs,
Jones and Fell were the artistic dec
orators.
The Big Six smoke stack, which
was blown down by the recent storm,
was raised last week and work re-
sumed again.
Mrs. Katie Weber spent part of
last week in Marshall.
Mrs. Tom Fihelly had the mi!for-
tune tO fall and break her arm We'd
nesday. DR.. Keeling was called and
the fracture reduced and the patient
is getting along as well as could be
expected
Willis Vanderlinden met with a
painful accident Wednesday. While
chopping some wood, piece flew up
and struck him in the eye. While
very painful it is not considered
serious.
Mrs. Aldridge Corder left Monday
for Fulton to attend the Mid-Year
Executive meeting of the Missouri
W. c. T. Q. On Thursday the greater
part of the assembly will 90 to JEFF
ferson City with a petition to the
Legislature. Mrs. COrder is the pres
ident of the Twelfth district and we
feel sure our district will'be well rep.
resented.
The Waverly lodge, No 2.3Si,
Modern brotherhood of America, has
been recently organized at this place
The following are the officers; Presi-
dent, See McGrew: Vice President,
Henry .Hackett; Secretary, Geo w.
Hackley; Treasurer, Theodore Guen-
ther; Conductor, VIII Garrett; Chap
lain, win England: Watchman, Jack
Hurlburt; and Sentry, Ira Hackett.
The lodge starts out with p members
and with prospects Of doing much to
their fellowmen.