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NORTH HERO.

Mr. and Mrs Edward Douglass, who
have been spending few days al the Full
Ter cottage, have returned to their home
In Albany.-The Rev. and Mrs Moore
daughter Gertrude, and son. John, have
returned to camp after spending rev
DAYS in Albany-The Hon Frank Plumey
returned to his home in Mortified last
week after spending a few days at the
Irving" house.-Mrs. Herman Eldrcd re-
turned to her home in Springfield We'd
nesday after visiting her mother, Mrs.
Julia Tatro.-J Il. Quinlan and family
have closed camp and returned to New
burg, n Y.-The Y. NJ. 6. \. camp closed
August T-Oscar Dodds of Boston Is
building two new silos on his farm at the
"citv" and expects to start dairy OF
about 20 cows-NIiss Bulah Dodds has re-
turned to the Johnson normal school
Warren Hutchins went TO St. Adams Mon
day 20 consult a physician. Later he eX-
poets to 60 to PittsfOrd for treatment
Mrs. Charles Brown, daughters Carmen
and Marcia and son. Claude, 90 to Bur
ling:on this week for the school year
At the republican caucus Thursday night
Charles Tudhope. /. II. Hazen and How
ard J. C'Neil vera chosen delegates to the
State convention.
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WESTFIELD.

Nearly 20 attended the caucus Thurs
day evening and elected the following
officers and delegates: Chairman, IL. w.
Burnham secretary, O. w. Bailey, dele
gates to State and district conventions,
Erwin +. Clark and Luther Reed, with
power 10 appoint their own alternates.
They We're uninstructed. but It was un-
derstood they will support Dillingham;
for senator and Colonel Dale of Island
Pond for congress. There was only a
fair attendance at the agricultural meet
ing held In the Congregational Church
Friday when the Hon. Willis Cady Of
Middiebury presided and Mr., Van
Wagonner of New York and Mr. Elliott
of Gault. Ont, spoke most Interestingly
The Hon r. J Boynton of Everett
Mass, attorney general OF Massachu-
sets, who is visiting relatives at Troy
was a caller In town the first of the
week.-W. D. Bell returned Sunday
from Brightlook hospital st, Johnsbury.
where he has been few weeks The
village schools began Monday with the
same teachers as last year. Miss Steven
son and Mrs. Nora Gilpin.-Misses
Mildred Bell and Chella Miller, who
graduated last June will begin teaching
school here and I'm Troy this week.-Mrs..
H. O. Miller started for fonkers, n. Y,
Friday night called by the serious i'll
ness of her Youngest granddaughter
Miss Elizabeth Trumpass started for
Clifton, Arlz., Sunday night after spcnd-
ing the summer here, She has been in
Arizona for 10 years.-C. w. Bryant,
Miss Bessie Bryant, Mrs. w. O. Wright,
Mrs Maud Norway of Troy and at
tendant, and Miss Mccarthy of st.
Johnsbury returned Wednesday from
spending a few days at Cotton Springs,
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MORRISVILLE

Caucuses held Thursday evening
elected the following delegates: County
convention, r. q. Fleetwood. T. G.
Cheney, c. A. Gile. George w. Clark. T..
A. Gilbert, Austin wilkins, c. II, a.
Stafford, T.. +. Harris NJ, H. Board
man; State convention. C. II. a. stat
ford. NJ i. Maurice and q. A. wilkins;
district convention, G. w. Clark, w. NJ
Sargent and DR.. w. NJ. tombstone
Delegates to each convention will go
uninstructed
Miss Ruth Caswell went to East
Fairfield Saturday evening to pass
week with friends.-Miss Hannah
Boycc, who has passed a month with
her mother. Mrs. f.. l. Cleveland. lert
Saturday evening on her return to
Ossining, n. Y-H. A. Smalley went
to Highgate Saturday evening, join
ing Mrs Smalley as guests of Mr.. ana
Mrs. G. II. Raymore at their cottage
b. +. Idall went to Burlington Satur-
day evening to pass Sunday with Mrs
udall who Is at the Sparhawk SAM
tarium.-Miss BESSIE Corcoran, who
has been employed at the Randall
since June. has finished work there
and went Saturday evening to Swan
ton, where she has "a position at the
Grand Avenue Hotel--Miss Sadie
Smalley went Saturday evening ia
Millerton, ~ Y, where she has "A po-
sition as teacher of the NTH and sixth
grades in the graded school--Mr. and
| Mrs, ], A. Waite were guests over
sunday at the C. II Raymore cottage
at Highgate,-Misses Marjorie and
Beulah Haytord left Saturday night
for Elmore, where they have positions
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WOLCOTT.

Mrs Hall of Bakersfield, who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs A. j. Allen, res
turned home Saturday. Colonel Frank of
Dorchester. Mass. is the guest Of c. Il.
Haskell. -Messrs Lapalm, brthers Of d.
Japalm. who have been visiting for a
few days returned to their home in Mon
treal friday. T. Wells is visiting in
Gorham, N H.-A reception was given
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Golden August Is by
their friends in honor OF their leaving the
last Of September for San Diego, Cal,
where they will make their home.-Mrs.
Gertie Churchill of Hastings, Neb., Is the
guest of her sister. Mrs f. C. Judd.
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RUTLAND COUNTY
BRANDON.

The Rev Charles Elmer Beales, r. D.,
of the CONGREGATIONAL Church and tho
Rev. Albert H. Miller. \. NJ, Of the Rap
fist Church exchanged pulplts sunday
morning Mrs. Carrie McCullum is visit
ing her son at Saratoga Springs, y. "
The Rev e. H. Whshburn has returned
from Albany, y. Y, and the usual services
were held at the Methodist Church Sum
day.-Mrs. Qulmby S. Backus has leased
the house on Franklin street vacated by
Ira Maxfeld Miss Hattie Andrews Is
visiting Miss Matte Tisdale at Middle
bury.-Mr. and Mrs Frank Hough Of
Goffstown. n. H., are at d. c. Fay's.-
The Rev. Kenneth Forbes, b. D.. of Hyde
Park, Mass. preached at st. Thomas's
Church Sunday morning. Mollis
Durgy has left for Detroit, Mich. where
she will act as delegate to the Sons OF
Veterans Auxiliary convention. During
her absence Miss Eva Woods will care
for Mrs, Durgy's store.-Mrs. Elroy Woods
and son, Carter, are in Albany, n y
Miss Lotte Sessions and Miss Mauds
MeaCham took part in a concert In Orwell
Friday evening-The republicans have
elected the following delegates to tho
State and district conventions: F. H..
Harrington, j, II. Wheldon, r. w. Ray,
Delegates to the county convention are
DR. w. IL. Wright. f. w. Williams and l.
A, Severy. The delegates were unn.
structed Miss Jessie Carey Of Forest.
dale and Almond Jones of Rochester were
married Wednesday Aug IS by the Rev
| F. Barnby Leach at St Thomas's rectory.
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NORTH TROY.

Delegates elected to the republican State
convention are =. NJ. Parker, w. D. Kel-
ley and II. II. Lewis; to district conven-
ton. the same, excepting G. o. Fowler in
place of Mr.. Lewis.-Blanche Stowell has
sold her place on Railroad street, now oc-
cuplcd by George Rice, to Herbert Cour-
ser, who will soon have possession.-Mra.
G. w. Rarnstcd and son of Stoneham.
Mass, are just returning to their home
after visit to the home of c. f. Aver.
F. II. Page has removed his dental par
Tors to the so-caled williams house on
Main street and leased his former office
building. now being made into a dwelling
to y. y. Blake. principal of the high
school, for two years.
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CAMBRIDGE.

r. w, Brush of Boston has been spend
ing two weeks in town.-Mrs. O. G. West
man of Attleboro, Mass. is visiting at
Andrew Westman's Mrs. W. d. Wiley
has returned from 10 days visit In AL
bany, y. 70. q. Carpenter and daugh-
ter attended the funeral of l. n, Chase In
Brandon Wednesday. j. S. Allen re-
turned to her home in Grand Isle Thurs
day after visiting her son, w. A, Allen,
Mrs. Nashte Payne Is suffering from the
effects of a shock suffered Thursday at
the home OF her niece. Mrs a. Nj. Rice,
Mr.. and Mrs, Walter Aldrich of Bur-
lington visited at K. G. Jackson's sunday.
They Were accompanied home by Mrs
Jackson and daughter. who will spend the
week there. Kenneth Newton. Melbourne
Lapolnt, Guy Clark and Frank Pitman
went Tuesday evening to Morrsville
where they Will enter Peoples academy
Miss Ruth Clapp of Montgomery Is q
guest at H. N Gray's this Week.-Mrs.
Earle Gates was In Burlington over sun
day.-Dr. G. II. Newton, NJ, u. Young and
c, W. I.ahounty were in burlington Mon
day,--tioward Vining, who has been a
guest at w, NJ. Smiths for two weeks
returned to his home In Marlboro, Mass
Saturday.
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HYDE PARK.

The fall term at the l.. c. A. opened
Tuesday with Professor Simpson as prin-
Cipal, Miss Price preceptress, the Misses
Sargent, Chaffee and Tyndall assistants
Russell S. Page Is recovering from an at
tack of typhoid fever.-Miss Leila Collins
returned to Burlington yesterday.-Mar-
shall ShattuCk has been visiting in Wa
terville and vicinity.-The delegates to
the republican State convention are r.
W. Hulburd, E A. Wedge; to the district
convention c. f. Savery, w. c. Davis 10
the county convention L. p. Butts. w. G.
Davis, f. NJ Culver. +. l.. Pratt, G. s.
Leach and d. II. Scribner.-A new iron
fence has been erected around the village
cemetery.-The county Sunday school con-
vention will be held here september 10
Miss E,file WaldrOn OF HardwiCk Is as
ssting S B. Waite, secretary of the State
republican committee. In making up the
roll of the coming State convention
Miss Lilah Waite has accepted a position
as teacher in a Young ladies' school at
Asheville, ". c., and will leave for that
place soon.-Miss Sara Chaplin spent Sun
day in Fletcher.-Mr and Mrs II. w.
Varnum and the Rev. and Mrs. Harmed
of Jacksonville were in town Monday.
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ton was given them Monday evening In
the church parlors.-Mr and Mrs II. w.
Varnum returned from their automobile
trip to New York Saturday evening"
Leonard Mentally and family have moved
to the Gould house.-H. II. Nye has re-
turned from Maine-The meeting of the
Jacksonville Cemetery association was
largely attended at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs Dorman Stafford Tuesday afternoon
Mr., and Mrs Carpenter visited their
brothers, s. f. and q. p. Pope, over
Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs Fred and daugh-
ter from Relvidere were guests at A. j.
Thomas's the first of the week-Mr. ana
Mrs S. r.. Pope and II. II. Nye were In
Burlington Tuesday Mrs. Mary Page Is
a guest of Mrs. C. b. Richards.-Mrs
Clara Vrswol< Howe of Middleboro'
Mass, is the guest Of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs A. g. Griswold.
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WATERVILLE.

W. NJ. Patterson has bought =. l..
Fletcher's farm.-Dr. Wallace Pierce Of
New York ia the guest Of his pa rents, Mr..
and Mrs. Lemuel Plerce-fIenry Smile
Freda Darrah and Juanita Sinclair are
attending school at Bakersfield. Martin
Shattuck of Hyde Park is the guest of
the Mountain Spring House.-Mrs. F..
Gibbs of Foster Que, Is the guest of her
daughter, Mrs G. A. Manufacturer Sweet
Of johnson visited HIS brother. Albert
Sweet, over Sunday.-The Rev and Mrs.
j. H. Wills have returned home from
Massa chusetts,-At the republican caucus
Thursday night A l.. Laraway was elect
ed chairman and Or G. p, Maurice sec
rotary The following delegates were
elected: State. II. A. Jackson: district. A.
L. Laraway; county. G. b. Maurice 7.
F. Potter and G. r. Brown. The republic
can town committee is A. L. Laraway.
H. A. Jackson and T.. D. Leach.-Mr and
Mrs. f. r, LOOMS and little daughter,
Madeline, of st. Adams. visited Mr.. and
Mrs. 4. l.. LaraWay over Sunday.
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Mr. and Mrs. e. S. johnson went TO
Sheldon Wednesday to attend the
feir.-C. b. Spaulding Is taking few
days vacation from his duties as as
sistant postmaster.--E. w Webster
has purchased the Orrin Blanchard
place on the road to Elmore. Mr.
Webster takes immediate possession
Mr.. and Mrs. j. l.. Sinclair of Oak
field. Me" who have visited their un
Gle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
Stevens, returned home Wednesday,
Mr.. and Mrs. II. S, Greene and Hiram
Richard went Wednesday to Sheldon
to attend the fair
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DERBY.

John Taylor has returned TO Melrose,
Mass.--Mrs. Emma barley Is visiting her
son in Greenville, New. F. Hayward
died at his home August &C. The flu
neral services were held in the Congre-
gational Church Friday. lie leaves four
sons and two daughters. -Orville Kelley
has sold his farm to Mr.. Shoquette Of St.
Johns, p. OBJ. ]. Lawrence Of West Ben
an. y. r., Is visiting his cousins, Frank
and Ernest Judd-Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Hildreth of Philadelphia are spending
some time with Mr. Hildreth's mother,
Mrs Lydia tIildrcth.-Miss Mabel Davis
of North Hatley, p. O., is visiting at her
uncle'c r Davis
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RANDOLPH CENTER.

Mrs. c. l. Boyden spent last week with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. a. w. Emery
at East Randolph.-The Randolph State
school of agriculture opened Tuesday
with a large number of new students
Many Of the summer guests are hurryinG
home. Dorothy Dow of East Randolph Is
attending high school here.-Mrs. Ellen
O'Grady of Roxbury is spending a few
DAYS with her mother, Mrs. Mary Bolin.
who is very feeble.-Arthur c. Wells, for
mer farm manager of the State agricul-
tural school. whose wife died here about
a year ago was united In marriage last
week to Miss Elsie Camp of East Ran
dolph They will reside in Bakersfield.
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LOWELL.

At the republican caucus Thursday
evening, A. p. Sweet, G. H. Newton and
A. w Farman were elected a town COM
mittee for the year. Delegates to the
district convention are: A. p. Sweet and
w. ]. Collins; alternates. Frank Barney
and A. 3. Weed. The delegates were in
structed to support Hon. Porter Dale for
congressman. Delegates To the State
convention are: George F. Curtis and II.
S. Richardson; alternates. II. II. Newton
and f. +. Hall. The delegates are unin-
structed The remains Of Mrs. Michael
Gilbert We're brought here from Fair
field Tuesday for funeral and interment.
The funeral was held at St. Ignatius'
Church, the Rev. Father Leblanc offc!at-
inC.-The Rev Father Lavigne of Ricn-
ford was in town Tuesday to attend the
funeral Of Mrs Michael Gilbert.-Miss
Leah Dlette went to Stanstead. P @.
Monday to enter the ST. Ursuline con-
vent as a pupil.-Mr. and Mrs. E. Adams
and Mr. and Mrs. Ara Pope spent We'd
nesday in Ayers Cliff. p. Q.-The mar
rlage Of Miss May Brahana and Berthold
| Wursthorne Of Troy was soemnizet
TUESDAY morning al st. ICnatius' Church.
| The Rev Father Leblanc performed his
CeremOnv.-M. puriVage was called TO
| Woodsville. y H., Monday by the Illness
81 his mother. Mrs. C, r. Durivage who
| is worse.-Mr and Mrs, II. G knight
| and child are visiting relatives in Sner-
brooke, T. @, and Stanstead, r. Or
and Mrs d. J. Sheehan are entertaining
Mr. and Mrs. T sullivan Of Manchester.
| y H.-Mrs. William Brishtwcll and
daughter of Kingsbury p. O.. are guests
Of her sister. Mrs II. A. Parker-Mrs
Frank start and son Of Bakersfield are
visiting Mrs. Starts parents NJ, and
Mrs J. F. Stephenson.-M J. Pudvah
| has sold his house. blacksmith shop and
mill TO L. J. Pudvah.-Edward Snder OF
Milhury Mass. has moved his family
back to town. He is for the present with
his father, r. Snider-Mrs. c. F. Bodge
of Wilmington Mass is visiting her
mother, Mrs. NJ. s. Warner.
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BROWNINGTON.

Benjamin Boden has bought y. z.
Taylors place.--Walter Virgins of Lows
'el, Mass, is visiting relatives and
friends in town.-A. +. Taylor and FAM
lily and 3. F.. Colby are attending thu
Advent campmeetins at Claremont. y.
H-Mrs Arthur Cello and children OF
Lowell have been visiting her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. F. f. Newton.-Miss Estet
Stone has returned from South Albany.
where she has been visiting.-Mrs. Sarah
Miles is at Bloomington. stopping at
George Burrowss-Henry Howard has
sold his farm to Mr.. Bennett.-The Rev.
John Robinson is away helping with
some ten.-rrleetings.
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JOHNSON.

Delegates we're elected as follows Thurs
day night at the republican caucus: State,
Il. r. Sherwin and w. f. Tracy; district,
G. F. Hayford and j. ]. Hickey; county,
II. c. Parker, C. D. Davis, W. F. Sin
clair, e. II. Sherwin. Fl. O. Stiles and
Arthur Davis.-O. y. Landon and G. P.
Jones with their families have returned
from South Hero. where they have been
camping. The Hon. l. l.. Pearl and
daughter. Mrs. George Goodwin. were in
Burlington Thursday-News was received
Thursday Of the sudden death at Barton
of II. A. Burnham, one of the teachers
here.-Dr. A. G. Peaks has returned from
a few weeks vacatlon.-P. s. French has
made repairs on his farm barns.-W. II.
Stearns and party have returned from
Lake Carmi in Franklin.
Mr.. and Mrs. F,lbrldge Pennock are par
ents of a son. born Saturday. -Lawrence
Kinds Is visiting in Fairfield. Mrs.
George Parkhurot has returned to Ash
land after visiting her father, Albert Kel-
ley.-Charles Stewart and family spent
Sunday in Milton-D. A. Barrows visited
his wife In Montreal last week. She is
doing well at the Victoria hospital there
William Laporte has sold his blacksmith
have taken possession Farmers have se-
cured their hay crop. Oats are being har-
vested and are better than usual. Pota-
toes promise to he good crop and corn.
with a few days more of good corn wealth
err will be up TO the average.-Mrs. e.
II. Sherwin has returned from a two
weeks visi. with her sister in Woods
ville.-Loonard Pearl has returned from
Sutton.
The Hon. G. II. Stearns and party ar
rived home from Boston and vicinity by
automobile Monday .-Henry Nye. brother
| of W. II. Nye who has been in Strong
Me, all summer, was in town Monday -
Sheriff Jones and ]. y. Odell We're in FL
more Monday.-John Laraway and f. II,
Sherwn were In Morrisville Monday
Miss Louise L. Leland is visiting hcr
! brother, George, In Stamford, Conn. for
| two weeks.-Dr. Maurice and the Hon
| Eber Jackson of Waterville were in towr
Monday Henry H. Bangs is in Gilmore
! for few days.-Ierald Whitcomb has
moved from the Sherwin mill house into
the brick house at East Johnson.-Mrs
Hanah Symes of Wells River has moved
into town-Mr. and Mrs. Charles BishoT
| have returned from an automobile triT
through the White mountains.
| Mr. and Mrs. Everett T.. Wells have
issued invitations for the marriage OF
their only daughter, Georgia, on Sep
TENDER ~ to G. Arthur Stearns, son OF
cX-Lieutenant Gov. c. II. Stcarns at tn,
brides home on Railroad street Mrs
| G. II. Stearns, Mrs. Perry and dauGhte,
Ida. G. Arthur Stearns and Georgia
|
Jesse Miller and daughter were in Bur
| ington the first of the woek-E. P
Jose went to Boston Wednesday night
Perry Hodgkns has sold his farm anC
stock to Homer Holmes of Waterville
and given possession. He is moving t.
DR. f r. Stoddards farm in Charlotte
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HAPPENINGS in VERMONT
onttnucd from page threeO

Nothing will happen to prevent oali
yame next Saturday between Grand Isle
md South Hero.-Mr. and Mrs, walter
irish and Doris are visiting his sister,
Mrs H. r Wadsworth.- and Mrs.
Bert Patno are parents of a daughter,
born Thursday Ralph Fifield is Wis
ting in Mooers. n. Y.-Mrs Charles Me-
han and two sons of New York were at
John Wright's Tuesday.-Miss Anna
Wright Ia spending this week at NJ. l..
Allen's.-Mrs John Mcbride and sons,
Henry and Marvin, are visiting In Sar-
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Can.-There are many to 30 away 70
school this fall, among them the Misses
Laura Burnham and Blanche Martin and
Ivan Burnham to Derby Louis Bell TO
ST. Johnsbury, Misses Ethel and Natalie
Bailey. Hazel Gilpin, Marian Young and
Beuiah Bray and Albert Eastman to
North TROY
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JEFFERSONVILLE.

The Rev. and Mrs II, f. Harmed and
sons James and Henry. started on their
journey to Cedar Rapids Tuesday morn
arg A largely attended farewell recep-
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The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1914-01-09

Father George B. Curry went
to Kansas City Wednesday to.
spend the day.
Mrs. o. B. Owens went to.Kan-
sas City Wednesday to spend
the day.
Mrs. j. R. sydnor went to.
Dover Tuesday for a few
days visit.
Henry Swartz went to Kansas.
City Monday evening for an ex-
tended visit.
Mrs. @. L. Wilson and four
children returned Monday ev-
ening from a visit IN Corder.
Mrs. Mamie 9. Steele, who.
has been visiting in Marshall
returned home Monday even
Ing.
Mrs, Fred Wiimot went to
Richards, Mo, Tuesday for a
visit.
Miss Charlotte Morath went to
Kansas City Tuesday for a
few days visit
Mrs Ben simmons returned to
her home in Des Moines, Iowa.
Tuesday after a visit here
with relatives.
Miss Della Crowder returned
to hsr home in Waverly Tuesday
morning after a visit here with
Siends.
Mrs. Fred Newman and daugh-
ter, Miss Eva, Of Higginsvills
spent Sunday here with Mrs.
Lon Swartz.
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Corder News.

Mrs. Sam Humphrey of Hig-
ginsville spent Sunday here.
Mrs. Elsa and daughter Of All
ma visited here Sunday.
Mrs. Hermann Rogge enter
tanned about sixty young people
Friday night at her home about
three miles south Of Corder. Miss
Exzine Kramer won the prize
in the different subject" con-
test Many games were played
and refreshments served during
the evening.
Miss Ellen Corder returned to
Columbia Tuesday.
Miss Ruth VanArsdale Of May
STEW visited here last week.
Forest Riley and S. M. Greene
o. MAYHEM visited here Sunday.
Miss Ethel Slusher Of Lex
ington spent Sunday here with
relatives.
Harvey Meyer of Oregon, Mo,
visited here last week.
Miss Florence SIusher was a
passenger to Higginsville We'd
nesday.
Walter Leise and wife Of
Blackburn visited here Friday.
K. P. Kramer was a passenger
to Kansas City Monday; to 0des-
sa and Marshall Tuesday.
Miss Nina Ham visited in May
view Sunday.
Miss Anna Mac Zantmeyer Of
Higginsyille visited here one day
last week.
Mr.. G. Lewis and wife Of To-
peka, Kansas, visited here Sun
day,
Misses Nina Ham and Rosa
Osa returned to school in Kan
sas City Monday.
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Zeal Estate Transfers.

Deeds filed in the Recorders
Office Of Lafayette County, at
Lexington, week ending Saturday
Jan. 3, 1914. Compiled by La
fayette County Abstract Com
pany, Lexington, Missouri. Farm
and Loans, Ike H. NOyes, Man
ager.
Henry Hader and wife to Far
mers Coal Co. W. D. $1726.75,
1863 acres part NE. "a SW "a L
1926, and also coal under w y
SW u 1-49-26, S of R. r., also
right Of way over N u SW "a
1926, south of railroad.
Tobias P. Cobb and wife to
Mrs. Jerusha NJ. Tuppin w. D.,
5000, lots 10, 20 and 81, block 1,
Ramsey's addition to Odessa.
Henry Wolpers and wife to
Gustav Wolpeys w. D., $500,
f Y sw n sW II 81 Sc "a 2s-
1924
Athelia Graham TO VIM. q. and
Stella o. Allworth W. d., $1.OO,
a strip 5 feet wide on p side s
- lot 4 and e end lot 5, block
n Mayhem.
Silas b. Francis to Caroline
Schmidt W. D., $4,000, lots 7
and s, block -" Horstman's list
add. to Alma.
August Wehrnboever and wife
to Charles MENUS W. D.,
Al 1885, lot 6, block 9, Alma.
Geo. A. Kull and wife to