The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1909-04-03
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Sam Wagner visited Miss Myrtle
Wagner in Warrensburg last week.
WIN. Neer shipped two car loads Of
cattle TO St. Louis market Tuesday.
Miss Ella Peoples is on the sick
list this week, but is improving.
Col. Wilson drove to Higginsville
Tuesday on business.
NC. Sharp was In town on busi-
ness sTnesday.
Luther Holman visited in Odessa
Sunday.
Miss Folsie Slusher was in Higgins
vile Friday,
John Buchanan visited his mother
in Sweet Springs Sunday.
c. W. Lewis and 2. T. Alcar ship
ped hogs TO Kansas City Monday.
Miss Eva Holman spent Saturday
and Sunday with her parents here.
Miss Eva O'Malley spent Sunday
with her parents in Higginsville.
Lafayette Groves of Texas arrived
here Saturday, where he will visit
with his parents.
Mrs NJ. A. Steele and family left
Tuesday for Bartlesgille, Oklahoma,
where she intends to make her home
in the future. We ave sorry to lose
Mrs. Steele from the community and
wish her unlimited success.
Miss Juliet Chamberlain enter
tained few friends after the Brobst
lecture Thursday night. Those who
partook of Miss Chamberlain's hospi-
tally were: Miss Mary Marquis,
Arthur Frerking and Thomas Bowman.
One of the important events of last
week was supper given by Mrs. c.
L. Wilson to few friends Saturday.
The guests consisted principally of
relatives and all enjoyed the even
Ing. Those present we're: ben Will
son, Mrs +. S. Willis, Mrs. Walter
Lunheck and Mr. and Mrs. William
Wilson.
Miss Edna Frerking, the milliner
moved her shop,to the building north
of the American hotel last Saturday.
Miss Florence Kidd, whois teaching
school near NorbOrne, Mo, spent
Sunday inthis city with her parents
Taylor Acar and Henry Kudde-
returned home Wednesday from ST.
Louis, where they accompanied cat
tie to.market.
Rev. CoDb left Wednesday morn
ing for independence, where he will
visit with friends.
c. l.. Wilson was in Kansas City
this week on business
Mesdames Bette Hackley and Rob
ert Gaines and Miss Byrd Hackley at
tended the birthday dinner of Wm.
Jackson at Higginsville Tuesday.
Flavius Brobst in mis- renowned lee r
ture at the High school auditorium
last Thursday night was a decided
'hit.n The house was not full, but
those in attendance did not regret
that they were there. The proceeds
OF the lecture barely covered expen-
ses, but not withstanding this fact
we wish for more such entertain
ments, for we think it was a benefit
to the town not only as an entertain
er bu as an educator.
Mrs. VIM. Groves and daughte I
Miss Helen, spent several days the
latter part of last week in Kansas
City and vicinity. They were ac-
companied home by Dr. Geo.
Corder, OF that place.
Again we are forced to announce
the death Of one of the cOmmunitie:
best r1en, our friend and neighbor
J. Madison Armentrout, who ha:
been in bad health for some time
Mr.. Armentrout's life departed frou
This world on the evening of Maret
23rd, at the farm and nome south OF
Corder. Funeral services were held
Thursday at the Methodist church in
/ Corder at II o'clock, being conducted
by Rev. W. B. Cobb. lnterment wai
at the Calvary cemetery.
Miss Annie Hughes returned home
this week after having taught tern
of school successfully west of Hig
! ginsvill Miss Hughes is a desery
ing young lady and is credit to the
community in which she lives.
Wentworth Defeated