The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1901-08-03

Messrs. M'rtiu aud Fred Greve, Miss
hmelis Grtve and little Miss Stella Greve.
OF st. Louis arrived Thursday to visit
MT Harry Krone, Of our city. They
nave been taxing a trip to points OF iu.
tefest In Colorado and stopped here on
their return bome.
Messrs. Charles Mitchell aud Chas.
tracy, OF H'gginsville. were out bunting
wednesday. While they were hunting
along a hedge MIR, Tracy made a shot aud
some Of the sbot hi. Mr.. Mitchell in
Toe heels. They were small shot and Mr..
Mitchell is not seriously hurt.
There will be a union service at the
Presbyterian church on next Sunday
evening, beginning at 1880 o'clock to
return thanks TO God for the rain which
has recently been sent to us, and to pray
ior a continuance OF such rain as may be
needed to secure a fruitful season.
Mr.. ]. s.. Fisher, whose home ia In this
county and who taught school last win.
ter In a district Just south OF town, was
lucky enough TO draw claim No. 224 10
the FL Reno drawing. MIR. Fisher is
travelling for the Kansas City Journal aud
registered from Kansas City.
Wednesday afternoon at 4:3O O'Clock
Master Henry Parrott, son OF Mr.. Sam
Parrott, while at play on an OH wagon
near the Missouri Pacific freight depot,
fell and broke his arm at the elbow. DR..
Fredendall was called and dressed the
arm.
About a dozen couples OF Lexiugton's
society ladies and gentlemen chap.
eroned By Mr.. and Mrs. F. Lee Wallace,
and Mr.. and Mrs. M. D. Wilson,
had an informal gathering out on Meets
hill Thursday night aud spent a delightful
evening enjoying the cool breezes on the
high blur and tie beautiful moonlight.
Among the successful ones in Tues.
days drawing IN Uocle Sans big lottery
we notice the following: John 8. Fisher,
Registered from Kansas City but bis
home Is 10 this county Bate @. Drum
mond, J. Bledsoe and D. A. Plunkett, OF
Odessa; Vivion Bryant, OF Higgiusville,
and d. L. Mitchell, OF Lexington.
Mrs. A. Bonner, who has been living 10
Lexington for the past three years, ship
ped her household goods to Ssdalia
Tnoadau and mani daun - oodnl;o l.o,
night accompanied by her children,
little Miss Fleta Bonner and Masters Ear
and Eugene Bohner. They will make
their home at Sedaha, Mr.. Bonner bsvinp
a good passenger conductor run out OF
that town.
Piles are not only 10, and Of themeeivet
very painful and annoying, but often
greatly aggravate and even cause othsi
grave and painful affections, and should
therefore not be neglected. Tabler't
Buckeye Pile Ointment is a great boom tc
sufferers as IL will cure them. Price, q
cents 10 bottles. Tubes. 70 cents. Fol
sale By Crenshsw & Young. s3m1
The name OF Mise Edmonda A. Nick
erson, Of this city. 10 On the programme
to deliver an address ut the confederate
reunion at Springfield, No., on the 9Th
proximo, where the confederate monu.
ment will DO unveiled. Her subject viii,
be "rhe Confederate Soldiers."-War.
reufburg Star. Miss Nickerson IL q sistel
Of Mrs. 8. N. Wilson, Of this city.
Messrs. Earl etisr, Gordon White, Pau
Rankin, Jno. Aguayo and George Ker.
dolff will leave this morning fol
McAlester Springs. They take q complies
camping outfit with them aud will bs
gone for q week or ten days. They en-.
poet to have q delightful time ana hops
to escape with the minimum number Of
mosquito bites.
Constipation, Impaired digestion and Q
torpid liver are the most common all.
msnts that are responsible for that tired,
i~istless, f~agged-out feeling that makes the
summer Q dreadful period to 90 many
people. Herbins will cure constipation
It improves the digestion and srouses the
liver to normal activity. Price, so cents.
For sale by Crenshaw 4 Young. 8 3m1
Mrs, J. Il. Hall received 9 telegram
Thursday announcing the death Wednes.
day OF Rev. W. W. Warren, ct Osceola,
Mo. Mr.. Warren was the only living
brother Of Mrs. P. II. McCauslsnd and
Mrs. Emma B. Young, Of this city. They
left here Sunday for Osceola and were at
their brothers. bedside when he passed
away. They have the sympathy OF our
entire community In this their deep
sorrow.
DR.. Put Fulkersou received a paper
Thursday from Nashville, Tenn, an
n~ouncipg the death in that city Of Mary
Miller B%lspton, daughter Of J. d. and
Anna Blanton on Monday, July Goth.
Prof. Blanton and wife are well known 10
our city, having been some years ago In
charge OF the Presbyterian college here,
and they have the warm sympathy OF
their many friends in this sad bereave-