The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1909-08-07
MAlNIEw NOTES.

last Wednesday. These meetings are
enjoyed by the members.
Wheat threshing is about done for
the present as all the shock wheat
is thrashed and the rest is being
shocked.
T. D. Hammond and wife went 10
Kansas City last Thursday to visit
friends.
Chat Ewing paid US dying visit
last Friday. He came in on one
train and left on the next for Chi
cago
Miss Mabene Greene visited with
friends in Higginsville last Saturday.
Rev. Taylor of Liberty commenced
a protracted meeting at the Baptist
church last Sunday. All are cor
daily invited to attend these meet
ings. You will be courteously treat
ed as all the members are anxious to
see you come,
John Loygsdon of Marshall was here
last Saturday and cried the sale ot
Gordon Graham's western horses
After selling some or 8 the sale
was called of, as they were not
bringing prices to justify the sale.
VIM. Waddell of Lexington was
here last Saturday as clerk of the
Graham sale.
Claude Marquis, assessor, put in
last Friday and Saturday here find
ing what the people we're worth and
getting the values on his books.
The Baptist Sunday school picnic
was held in the grove of J. r, Smith
last Thursday. The children all had
nice time and everything passed of
nicely until the rain put an end tc
the fun at about o'clock.
T. T. Pickett has been quite busy
sfor some days in his court rounding
up "crap shooters" "The way o
the trangressors is hard"
Ed Wagner and family passed
through here last Monday on theil
way home to Odessa.
Born to the wife of Wood Payn,
on August lst, 1909, girl.
Miss Tarlton Bellies entertained a
dinner last Monday Mesdames VIM
: L. Smith, Ed S. Butt James Gun
ningham, W. G. Keith, T. B. Ben
ming, Rev. Petty and wife and Mis-
Lydia Belle Butt. They had an en-
joyable time.
Mrs. A. A. Davis after an extend
ed visit with the family of hel
brother, T. T. Pickett, lett for hel
home in Mound City last Tuesday.
T. NJ. Chinn had chance to 60 tC
Higginsville last Tuesday with Joe
|, Lightner in his auto--and he went.
Dan Herr is handling wheat fol
Wat Aull of Lexington. He will pay
the top price for wheat.
B. F. Carey has enlarged the Goa
shaft so as to work mules in drawing
the coal from the face to the shaft
: tor lifting.
Misses Belle and Myrtle Graves Of
independence are here this weel
visiting friends.
!. Mrs. James Rarney is having tht
fronts of the store buildings of the
Chiles estate neatly painted.
! Miss Kate Waterhouse of KansaI
City came down to make visit will
her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. o
NJ. Bullard.
) Uncle John Majors of Lexington
was mixing among his friends hert
last Thursday.
Mrs. Martie Roach entertained
h quite a number Of her friends with
moonlight picnic'' last Thursda.
evening. Refreshmentswere served
!, To say they had a good time hard,
expresses it.
]. c. Worthington of Lexington
transacted business here last Tues
; day.
DR.. c. a Nickel and Guy Green
went to Kansas City last Tuesday i
the doctors auto. BY the way tn
doctor is getting along as well a
i could be expected during the at
sence Of his wife, who is gone on he
vacation.
!; "The Royal Neighbors Of America
received their charter last Wedne'
day. They will organize and hav
their regular meetings in the Nolt
J hall.
Picnic on the Point.
LARGE croyVd Of vo,lns neople ba