The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1901-08-24

Mr.. Alex MaIeIaod, Of Richmond, pass
ed through here yesterday morniug on nis
way 10 5edalis, 20 attend q meeting OF toe
state board Of agriculture, of which ne"
q member.
Mrs. Mary E. Marshall, who has been
visiting her daughter Mrs. e. j. Earl
ADD other relatives 10 Kansas City the
past two months, returned home Thurs
day evening.
Judge James n. Lowe ana wife and
sou-in-law, Mr.. Hughes Bryant and wife,
Of Kansas City. arrived Thursday evening
for q ten days visit to their country home,
Linwood Lawn.
Mr.. George o. Ferguson, OF Manitou,
Colo, arrived Friday morn'ng 10 1908
through our schools with the view OF
entering some OF his children a. pupils
here the coming term.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. e. Ferguson, OF Sweet
Springs, attended the wedding OF MIS-
Fsrguson's sister, Miss Allene K. Baker,
who was married to Mr.. Z. V. Hinkle
10 this city Tuesday evening.
Mrs. g. W. Hyde returned Thursday
evening from . seven weeks visit 10
various points In Colorado. She was met
10 Kansas City by her husband, Dr. q.
W. Hyde, who returned home With her.
Mr.. 8. Percy Silver left Thursday even
ing for Kansas City TO meet bis wife o
mother, Mrs. Mary e. Auil, who have
been spending the past two months at
MAINTAIN, COL, and Salt Lake City, Utah.
Mr.. Ed. O'Brien, Of Higginsville. was In
the city yesterday. He recently returned
from q two months trip TO the lakes OF
Minnesota, and reports having had some
iue fishing at Okeboges and Lake Of the
Woods.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. J. McGrew returned
Wednesday from 9 visit to friends 10 st
Louis. They were accompanied BY little
Angelica Kaufman, OF Alton, ILL.,. who
will visit her grandmother, Mrs. b.
Winsor.
Governor Dockery has appointed Capt.
Rsland Todhudter as q delegate TO the
National Good Roads Association Of the
United States, which meets ut Buffalo,
N. Y, on September Is. next A good
selection.
Urban 7. Campbell OF Odessa and Miss
MolIie Wright of Bates City, we're mar
ried at 8 O'clock Wednesday afternoon In
the parlors OF the Independence hotel at
Independence, Mo, by the Rev. X.
Lin Cave.
DR.. II. Il. Griswould and wife OF Salt
Lake City, UIIh, who have been Visiting
Mrs. Griswould's parents. Judge and Mrs
John e.. Ryland, left for their home
Thursday. They were accompanied as TAR
as Kansas City by Mr., Reed Ryland.
Mrs J. b. Davis and her little daughter,
OF Dover, passed through here Friday
morning on her wsv to Independence.
Mr.. Davis has recently been appointed
agent at the Liberty street station there,
aud they will make their future home
there.
Plump cheeks, flushed with the soft
glow OF health, ADD a pure complexion
make all women beautiful Herbine i'm.
parts strength and vitality u the system
and the rosy hue of health TO the cheeks
Price, 90 cents For sale by CreDshaw &
Young. 8 3m1
Mr.. John T. Taylor has Just flushed
painting the exterior and papering and
painting the interior of the Morrison
Wentworth bank. The directors room
has been ged Tor convenience. The
work itself speaks we'll for Mr.. Taylor's
taste and work manship.
Mrs. W.. b. Schultz and Miss Sue
Finley received a message Thursday even.
ing announcing the sudden death Of
their double cousin, Mrs. James Darrell,
OF Chicago, ILL.,, at Harbor Point. Mrs.
Darrell will be remembered by many CT
our citizens here as Miss Sue Finley.
The Marshall Democrat News Of Mon
day tells Of the birth to the wife Of
Robert Black, OF an angel baby girl. Mr..
Black is we'll known in Lexington and is
a brother to Henry A. Black, foreman Of
the INTELLIeEEcBR's composing room.
May success attend the little stranger.
The Septemb Der term OF the circuit
court will not convene until September
9th. The citizens Of Higginsville and
attorneys p%etitioued Judge Davis to
adjourn court for one week on account Of
the fair. He will open court on the I'd
and immediately adjourn until the 9th.
The body Of a ginger colored negro boy,
about 10 years OF age, was caught In the
river about two miles above Napoleon
Wednesday evening. Coroner Weediu
went up and Investigated the case anc
decided that an Inquest was unnecessary
He had no clothing on and no marks
about his body. 1t is supposed he was
drowned while swimming. The body was
buried near where II was found.
PUBLIC ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE
BY virtue Of an order Of the probate cour
OF Lafayette county, Missouri, made on IN,