The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1901-07-20

Mr. Glenn Tyree returned Thnrsd.,
from st. Louis, where be went with soms
cattle. ws
heV' u. Buehmueller went TO Leaven-
worth Thursday to visit Mr.. Jobr
Fredrieks. ~
Mr.. B. A. Reynolds, from near p,vs
CITY, left Wednesday evening for 81 Reno
Oklahoma.
Dir. Boyd Gllkesou came in "Wednesday
from a trip through southwest Missouri
and Arkansas.
Mr. Claude Price came down from
kansas City Thursday for a visit with
the home folks.
Mr. Geo. s,ier left Wednesday Tor Hot
Springs, Ark, where be will spend prob.
ably three or four weeks.
Mr.. Walter Reeder left TUESDAY, for
nstesSille, Ark, where he goes TO visit
MS brother. Mr.. Lyman Reeter.
Miss Marcia Francisco, Of Marshall.
who has been visiting In our city, re
turned home "Wednesday morning.
A marriage license was Issued Wednes.
dsy 10 W. II. Lunsiord OF Lexington
JUNCTION and Miss Lizzie SalIee OF Dover.
Tuesday was pay day for the Missouri
Pacific force and quite a lot OF none was
left here by the pay car as it went
through.
Miss kittie Fulkerson accompanied BY
little Miss Eva WOrthingtou went to
Wellington Friday morning to visit rela-
tives and friends.
County Assessor Geo. W. Marquis went
to Wellington Thursday to find out
how much filthy lucre is in the possession
Of the Sal village citizens.
The glad news OF rains 10 many local.
tiles lie raising the spirits OF the people,
but the prices Of all kinds Of vegetables
are still on 9 skv rocket move,
Mr.. Robert Smith returned yesterday
from St. Louis, where he has accepted
a position with the Wsrtheimer- Schwart7
Shoe com any, with his territory 10 Mis-
souri, north Of the Missouri river.
Messrs. Geo. Hall, Jas. Blevius anc
Joseph Hacker, Of Page City; Mi. o. A
Carter, OF Higginsville, and VIM. Hacker
and SOD, Thomas Hacker, OF Lexington
neighborhood, left Tuesday evening ioI
Oklahoma. They we're not sure wher
leaving here to what point they would 90
Sheriff Oscar Thomas went to Kansas
City Friday morning to get Austin Ross
who 10 being detained there, and TAX
him TO Jefferson City. Ross was unde
sentence by the court here to a term II
the penitantiary but was out on parole
Having violated the terms OF his psrol
he vas arrested 10 Kansas City and Nj
Thomas takes him to Jefferson City I
complete the term Of his sentence.
At the next regular examination 70
teachers' certificates, held August % an
"a, teachers will have an opportunity {
having papers written then, and grade
90 or more, Forwarded TO the state super
~inteudeut Of public schools and OF hsvin
all grades OF 80 or more by his grading
recorded TO the credit Of the teacher. A
such grades will be taken In lieu Of exam
inatiou In those subjects should o sta
certificate be applied for within 9 year.
The temperature Wednesday was II
degrees. The record kept by Observer
W. Keithly at this place shows that
i've years before this there have onl
been seventeen days on which the the
mometer has been 100 degrees or owe
There have been q days already th
summer on which the thermometer b,
stood at 100 degrees or over, and I'll
average temperature so far this mont
has been 1903 degrees.
Among those attending the funer
Tuesday Of Mr.. James A. Thorp wei
the following from Wellington al
vicinity: Mr.. and Mrs. Reedie Kinkeaf
Mr.. j. l.. Kinkead, Misses Matte au
Susie Kinkead, and Messrs. Herbert an
James T. Kinkead, Misses Mary and Edr
KInkead, MIR. and Mrs. Arthur Chansl'
and Mrs. Book Bessley, from Colorsd
relatives Of the deceased. There we
also Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Emison, Mr.
Matte EichleI. Mrs, Jesse Belt, OF Hi
giusville, and Mr.. and Mrs. Tiiden Blu
ton. The remains we're accompanied
this place by between thirty and ior'
Odd Fellows from the Wellington lOde
OF which Mr.. Thorp was a member.
!. Special Sunday Services.
| At a called meeting Of the Minister
. Association Of our city Thursday ate
noon the following was agreed upon