The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1901-06-15
From Tuesdays Daily

From Tuesdays DAILY
Miss Edna Dean aud Miss Harrison,
of Corder, came 10 this morning to
attend the institute.
Col. Kellogg, of w. NJ. A., left this
morning for a visit to Omaha, where
he will spend a few days.
Mrs. Robert Wilson and son, Master
Robert W. Wilson, returned last
night from a visit to Kansas City.
Rev. E, Mueller, of Boonville,
came in last night to visit his old
schOOlmate and friend Rev. d. Buch-
mueller.
Mrs. Oscar Andreen and daughter,
Miss Mary, went to Kansas City this
morning to attend the Shriners
meeting.
A marriage license was issued last
night to Edward j. Rust, of Concor-
dia, and Mrs. Nettie Morley, Of Blue
Springs, Mo.
Rev. f. Klemme, of Concordia, and
Rev. j. jain, of Florence, Mo,
spent the afternoon yesterday with
Rev. ID. Buchmueller.
Miss Alice Welborn is visiting the
family of Mr.. John Welborn and at
tending the teachers institute nov
being held in Lexington.
Mr.. +. b, Farley's household fur
niture wa loaded on the Car yester-
day and this morning and was ship
ped out to Sedalia today.
Mr.. Geo. Wilson returned last
night from Independence, where he
has been looking up Some real estate
matters for the Alexander estate.
Mr.. August Limberg shipped a car
of mules TO Kansas City yesterday
evening and he went TO Kansas City
on the passenger train this morning.
MIR. M. Engelhard, of the Lexine-
ton Bre wing company, went TO Kan
sas City this morning. TO attend the
meeting Of the ShrinerS there today.
Misses Annie Jefferson, of Napo-
leon, one of the students of Central
college last year, came down this
morning TO attend the county insti-
tute here.
Mr.. John Greer, from rear Aull-
vile, passed through here yesterday
evening on the local freight with a
car load Of hogs which he was taking
into Kansas City.
Mr.. G.. G.. Alexander and family
have taken rooms at Mrs. Mc~lntyre's
on the corner of 18th and Main
street, Tut they will continue 70
take their meals at the Commercial
hotel.
Mr.. Wat Aull shipped a car of hogs
yesterday evening TO Kansas City.
Mr.. Aull is doing a big business In
handling cattle this summer. He has
between 900 and 1000 cattle bought
on contract that he will ship ou'
within the next sixty days.
The last legislature changed the
law in regard TO the filing Of petitions
for dramshops. The new law re
quires applicants for dramshoI
licenses to file their petitions at leasI
ten days before the first day Of The
term OF court at which the petition
is to be presented.
II you are troubled with that most IN
comfortable disease called piles, dom
neglect it. Don't let the complaint get
Arm hold. Every day the disease is neg
lected it grows worse. Commence at ono,
to use Tabler's Buckeye Pile Ointment
the relief is immediate, add cure inialli
BILE. Price, so cents in bottles. Tubes, z
cents. For sale by Crenshaw & Young.
Mr.. Wood McGrew, Marshal o
Waverly, Mo-, came UP yesterda.
evening bringing with him a negr'
named Emmett Dixon, charged will
shooting another negro, Bud Good
win. The shooting took place aoou
IL O'Clock Sunday night. Goodwi
was sitting in a room near a windoN
disposing of a piece of pie when som
one put a pistol against the wlndoV
glass aud fired, the ball striking hiI
in the side and glancing off on one {
his ribs, Dixon claims that he b:
several witnesses to prove that /
was not near the place at the time
u the shooting.