The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1901-08-31

Kas., came In Saturday night for a
visit to their daughter, Mrs. j. ].
Rhodes.
Mrs. N. G.. Tompkins and Miss
Hattie Horton, OF Kansas City, came
down Saturday night for a visit to
Mrs. Thompkins' daugeter, Mrs.
Thos. Smith.
MIR. f. A. Kell, assistant road
master on the Lexington Branch, has
moved his family here from Sedalia
and in the future will make this city
his headquarters.
A small blaze on the roof Of Hoff-
mans brewery at 2:3O Sunday after
noon Vas extinguished by the prompt
response of the fire ladies. Very
little damage was done.
Mr.. Martin Owen was kicked by a
mule at the Triumph Press Brick
company's yards Saturday evening.
The side of his face was badly cut
and it is a dangerous and painful
wound.
D Mrs. H. A. Dows and Miss LaZetta
Stemner, Of st. Louis, who have been
, visiting Mr.. and Mrs. James Rob-
inson for some time past, left Sun
day morning for Sweet Springs for a
visit to friends.
Al Miss Annie Weis left for Kansas
., City Saturday evening for a two
weeks visit to the family of bel
uncle, Mr.. Joseph Baehr. She was
ia accompanied by her brother, Mr.
t. Frank Weis, who returned home
lie Monday morning.
Mrs. E. B. Farley and three daugh
N tiers, of Sedalia arrived Monday morn
,e ing for a visit to her parents Mr.. ant
or Mrs. Geo. Hutchinson. They were &C
companied by Misses Margaret Rub
= and Marcia Sellers who have bee
visiting 10 Sedalia.
Miss Airline Burden e%ntertaine
ten or twelve couples Of her friend
at dancing Friday evening, in hone
of Misses Elizabeth Barton an
Mabelle Thornton, both Of Kanss
City. A luncheon was served durin
the evening. A delightful featul
was the music by Prof. Stark.
Piles are not only In, and Of themselv
very painful and annoying, but Oft
greatly aggravate and even cause 9th
grave aud painful affections, and shou
therefore not be neglected. Tablei
Buckeye Pile Ointment is a great boon
sufferers as it will cure them. Price,
cents In bottles. Tubes, 70 cents. F
sale bv Crensbaw & Young. S.3ml
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Stanley we
out driving in Sedalia, Saturdi
evening, and the horse BEGAN
frightened and ran away. MI
Stanley was thrown into a doorw'
by the roadside and badly bruise
Her husband Jared worse, the bon
in one of his legs were crushed al
amputation may be necessary. TIL
had just recently married and hi
been home from Colorado a few da
where they had gone on a weddi
trip. Mrs. Stanley is we'll know
here as Miss Minnie Raymond, ha
ing lived here a number of years.
A jolly party of young folks,
their way home to Richmond after
two weeks camping out at Moneg
Springs, passed through here Saturd
evening. Two wagons fully equip
for comfort in travelling and a CO.
missary and baggage wagon CARR
the happy crowd. The party "
composed of Mr.. and Mrs. j.
Pierceval, as chaperones, and Mis-
Dorothy Hamilton, Julia Settle, il
ME Hamilton, Willie Graham,
Richmond, and Miss Gertrude Can
I, bell, of Columbia; Messers. Fowl
Graham, Jos. Seymore, Tom Fowl
Clarence Hubbell, Rosemand Bro
and j. X. Hughes, of Richmond.
could easily be seen that they b
been enjoying camp life and ii
camp life fully agreed with them.
! From Tuesdays Daily.l
v Mrs. Webb w. Cole, of Dow
visited friends In this city Tuesd
Mr.. August Limberg shipped a r