The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1909-03-06
MAYHEM NOTES.


Sunday with friends in Higginsville.
Thos. Brock while trimming tree
last Wednesday fell and lit on his
left foot aud wrenched the tendOns
in such manner as to cause him
great pain. DR.. Nickel attended
him. 1t viii he some time before he
can use the foot.
william Monroe came in last week
to rest up with his home folks His
right eye was afflicted with boil
which has been lanced. He has been
going one eye on the objects around
him. He will soon oe all o. X.
James F. Smith took in the Gypsy
Smith meetings in Kansas City this
week. He says he is wonderful
man.
T. d. Williamson transacted busi-
ness in Kansas City last Thursday.
T. NJ. Chinn could not resist the
temptation of hearing Glpsy Smith.
So he went, he heard, and was
pleased. He could not see why he
could not get seat on the platform,
as he looked somewhat clerical.
S NJ. Green went to Marshall, so
said, last Saturday as the weather
for Sunday was predicted TO be mild
and balmy. He remained over.
Nothing like having dreamy wealth
er. So pleasant for driving when
one has a companion that suits his
tastes-especially an affinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. Serat returned from
Kansas City last Wednesday.
Jerry Proctor, one of the pioneers
of our town, has concluded TO move
to Kansas City. He with his family
will 90 this week. We will miss them
but hope they will be satisfied with
their new home and may realize all
they expect by the move.
NJ. Bruckner Of Higginsville was
here last Monday on business.
Miss Lydia Belle Butt spent a few
days in Kansas City last week visit
ing relatives and took in the Gypsy
Smith meeting.
Club McCaully of Odessa was here
last Monday.
Cliff Wilson came in last Monday
for short lay off.
Joe Herr spent last Saturday ant
Sunday in Kansas City. He saw the
the big crowd at the Convention hall.
He says ''Smith is wonderful man.
Pack Beamer, j. S. Vickars ant
james Sanders attended the Finley
sale in Higginsyille last Monday.
T. b. Benniug and wife went tc
Kansas City last Saturday for few
days stay.
Mrs. WIN. p. Keith went to Lexing-
ton last Monday to visit her son, c,
A. Keith.
1t seems to us if our preachers
would talk Christ with as much yea
as some are talking Gypsy Smith
their work would be lasting. Espec
tally when we realize that He is the
great and loving mediator thai
stands between man and God.
Buck Mitchell, commonly known al
Buckshot, has bought the Wehkinl
property, paying $3.50 for il, and vii
move to town. We welcome him ant
hope he will soon learn town ways ant
be one of US. 1t does not take Ions
to learn to sit well on nail keg
The stork visited the home Of Mr.
and Mrs. Maurice Noraeet in Kansa
City March lst, and left a boy So i
is Grandpa Williamson now.
Tree trimming is the order OF tn
day with our town people now. Tree
neatly trimmed add much to tn
looks of ones home.
Mrs. Tapmeyer visited severa
days this week with friends in Kansa
City.
The Ladies Aid Society Of tn
Christian church met with Mrs. vii
Jennings last Wednesday evening
They had a pleasant meeting. Re
| freshments we're served.
On last Sunday the Christia
church set apart Chas. L. Simpson a
an Elder and Joe Simpson as Deaco
of the cor gregaton. They mad
splendid selections.
Paul Proctor Of Kansas City wa
! here last Sunday with hOmefolks.
IkeP Noyes Of Hlgginsville ha
/ made ARRANGEMENTS to move his al