The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1909-05-29
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papered. So John has neat, clean
room. Do not forget to look in when
in town. Not only LOOKOUT go in
and see what a nice shave he will
give you.
The good people of Mayview and
vicinity must not forget that the
Old Mems club meets here Saturday
June 9Th. Let us give them a royal
welcome. No one loses anything by
being kind to the aged. We shall be
listed among the aged in a short
time. So let us be willing and eager
to do homage to the ones that are
nearing the border line that sep
arates us from the great beyond.
Miss Grace Bradsher left for her
home in Kansas City last Monday.
She stopped over from Columbia
where she has been studying music,
to be with relatives and friends a few
days.
Leo Mitchell of Kansas City spent
Sunday here with relatives and
friends.
Misses Hulda and Selma Buehler
spent Sunday in aiggiusyille with
relatives.
j, H. Porter arrived safe and sound
from Jefferson City last Tuesday,
where he has been guard at the pen
i%tentiary. Hadley's friends have Ito
be protected. So he was displaced to
make room for one of them. $40 the
victor belongs the spoils."
G. H. Plattenburg transacted bust
ness in Kansas City last Wednesday
Pack Beamer made a trip to Blue
Springs last Wednesday.
Glenn ryree of Lexington was here
last Tuesday. He was out buying
mules to harvest his Ray county
crops.
Wm. L. McGinnes is in his 10th
year and he walked nine miles last
Wednesday and says he felt all right
after the walk. Weston is setting
the pace. However, he Is not the
only n to walk. Mr.. McGinnes
says he will walk to the Old Mems
club which meets here June 5th.
Miss Leila Gordon came down from
Kansas City to visit her sister, Mrs.
Robt. Landlord last Thursday.
Mrs. Matte Pitner of Kansas City
is down on a visit with relatives and
friends.
Austin Wills and wife of Oklahoma
are here on a visit with Frank and Jes
sic Parish. They stopped over on
their way home from Kentucky.
t. c. Sanders and son, Edward,
transacted business In Kansas City
last week. al.
Misses Title Smith and Alma Kin
cheloe we're the guests of Mrs. John
Butcher of odessa last Friday.
Miss Sallie Withers was in Odessa
shopping last Friday.
Mrs. Rev. Nickel was here last
week on a visit with her stepson, DR..
@. A. Nickel.
Mrs. ]. c. calfee spent last Friday
in Odessa.
Elder Downs will ell his pulpit
at the Christian church next Sunday,
May 3Oth. Morning and evening SER
vice.
Mrs. B S. Higgins went to Kansas
City last Friday to visit her n
Harvey and Barnett. She took her
grandson, Victor, along to see the
city.
Homer Smith, who lives south of
town returned home last Wednesday
after a pleasant visit his brother,
Sam, of Kansas City.
Miss virgie Bellies went to Higgins
vile last Saturday to make a short
stay with friends.
Mrs. James Drummonds visited her
sister, Mrs. Minershageu, in Zig.
ginsville last Saturday.
Joe Gully and wife went to indie
pendence last Saturday to visit
relatives.
Miss Nettie Heidbrink spent last
Saturday in Higgiusville With friends.
Mrs. J. B Jones went to Higgins
willie last Friday to visit her sister,
Mrs Mary Dobson.
Niss Virginia Watkins of Rich
Mo-, was selected to teach the prl-
mary by the board at its meet
:ng last Saturday night. The prin-
cipal and teacher for room number
two will be taken up later on.
Leo Shinn and John Mcdonald left
Wednesday evening for a trip to
Peoria, Illinois.
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