The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1901-05-04

evening IRON New Orleans, where be has
been attending the general missionary
conference Of the Southern Methodist
church.
Mr.. J. A. Evans, Of the Missouri Pacific
mining aud engineering department,
came in yesterday on bis regular visit
to the coal oompauy's mines In this
vicinity.
r. Hassell and daughter Susie Hasseli,
who were here at the funeral Of DR.. J.
HAssell rstnrped TO their home 10 Carroll.
ton Wednesday.
Meteorological report for April: Mean
maximum, CSC; mean minimum, Al s;
highest, 50. S0th; lowest, 80, 18th; pre-
cipitation, 3.S5 inches; prevailing wind
direction, north.
Corn scared to So cents Thursday, the
highest price since August, 1894, when 1t
went to 81 cents. Phillips, who is engin-
eering the corner, says II will go to Us
cents before the end OF the month.
Mr.. James Kelley sold a fine horse
Thursday at the sale in Kansas City and
MIR. Ed. Taubman sold a fine team Of
horses. Mr.. Tauoman has three other
horses that he may sell before the sals Is
over.
Miller, the photographer, who has
been quite sick is now up aud able to
attend TO business again. He Is having a
new skylight put in and is prepared to
do all kiuds of work and of the finest
quality.
Mr.. j. d. Cole, secretary and treasurer
Of the Arkansas Fuel Co., of Kansas City,
spent a couple OF days here this week
visiting and fishing with Mr.. o. Gafin.
He returned to Kansas City Thursday
euening.
MIR. Joe Baehr, OF Kansas City, came
down Thursday and was the guest
OF Mrs. Margaret Wels and family.
He formerly lived in Lexington and 10
brother of Mr.. John Baehr, deceased, but
he left Lexington about sixteen years
ago.
Miss Katherine Nickerson, Of Warrens-
burg, who has been visiting Mr.. and birs
8. N. Wilson, returned home yesterday
She was accompanied by MIR. 8. N
Wilson's little daughter, Miss KATHERINE
Wilson, who goes for q visit TO relatives
there.
Whites Fishing Park opened aitei
May LIST. Fine place Tor camping; plenty
OF boats and tents and lots Of fine fish
Four miles northeast OF Waverly and fodl
miles northwest OF Grand Pass. Address
all communications to Whites Bishinl
aud Sporting Co., waverly, Mo.
Regular meeting Of Lexington, Mo-
Camp, U. Q. ", No. 64s, on Saturday
May 4th, Q O'Clock p. m. sharp at Git,
Hall. All members requested to attend
Visiting comrades welcome.
20. PLATTENBURG, Commander
GEO. p. VENABLE, Adjutant.
Mrs. DR.. Mcdonald and daughter, Ratl
who have been visiting friends aud rela
tives here for q few days, left Tuesda
evening for q visit with relatives at Inde
pendence. Mrs.. Mcdonald was formerl
Miss Maitland, sister Of Mr.. Geo. Matt
land, who formerly lived 10 our city. he
. home is now at Rocky Ford, Col.
DR.. Eckle, Judge j. P. Chinn, Messr'
Harry Taubman and Clarence Vivio
went to Tabo Thursday evening on
fishing expedition. Their ~neighbors wi
expect q mess OF fish on their return,
they are all noted fishermen and have th
art Of fpding and landing the best OF fish
r They know what kind Of bait to use.
0 Miss Pattie Bethel gavea birthday part
to q few Of her intimate friends at th
home OF her mother, In East Lexingto
: Tuesday night. An elegant supper COZ
y sisting OF meats and salads aud delicior
fruits, ices and cakes was served I
y the guests. The evening was spent !
social onverse and vocal aud instrr
: mental music, and all present enjoyed
most delightful evening.
The will OF the late Joseph F. Hassel
: ST., was died for probate WedDesda,
. The will leaves $500 each to Joseph
Hassell aud Susie HasseIl, children
Joseph f. HasselI, Jr., deceased, and Il
y remainder ~ TO be equally divided b
. tween his two surviving children, Lul
Y Hassell and Mrs. j.. X. Edmonds. Lul
Hassell ia named as executrix.
~ ATLANTA, GA, Nov. z, 1879.
DIR, q. j. MoFFErT-Desr Sir: ! canp'
too strongly recommend your TeethiI
(teeth,ug Powdersl to mothers as one
the best medicines they Gun obtain Il
their debllitsted aud sickly infants.
have used It with very satisfactory r
sults the past summer with my child, az
while we have heretofore lost a child
: two from teething under other remedle
= our present child, that has taken Teethin
is n ine, healthy boy. am, very respec
fully. A. !. BROWN NJ u.
10 Brother OF U. 8. Senator and Ex-Go