The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1901-07-13
Wellington.

Mr.. and Mrs W. 8. Grimm we're 10 Lex
Monday.
Leslie Davis, of Independents, was here
Saturday aod Sunday.
Frank Sindle, of Higginsville, was here
Saturday aud Sunday.
William Bischoff of Lexington town
was here Tuesday.
Theodore scbaberg aud wife spent
Tuesday 10 Kansas City.
A. F.. Ooerhelman had business In
Lexington Tuesday evening.
Rev. l The seybold returned Friday
evening from a visit to Cleveland, Ohio.
Mrs Ella Reid, OF Sunshine, was visit.
ing her sister, Mrs. s ). Slade one or "
days this week.
Several persons from Ray county were
In attendance at the funeral OF Mrs.
Crews Wednesday.
Mr.. Harry Bergstadt, OF Concordia,
was here Tuesday in search OF facts for
his coming history of Lafayette county
Charlie Kinkaid came up from liking
ton Tuesday evening and spent the night
at the bedside OF his uncle, James Thorp.
Mrs. H. E. Duebbert left Wednesday
morning Tor a two weeks stav with
relatives and friends at her old home In
Warren county.
Uncle Jack Downing left Monday
morning for his old home 10 Warsaw,
Mo for az inuefuite stay with the old
folks, but Will probably return about the
first Of September.
been given a two weeks lay off by the
Lafay cite County Telephone company ant
is visiting the family OF his grandfather,
j. II. Lockhart here.
Miss Leslie Grifin came back Saturday
evening from her visit to the family Of
Mr.. Q W. Wright, at Touganoxia, Kas.
Miss Lila Carpenter, who was making
the visit with her, came as far al Kansas
City on the return trip and stopped to
spend O lew days with friends there
1t was a remarkably quiet Fourth Of
July 10 Wellington until about dusk
when two miners from the Exchange
coal mine started In to settle their dlffer
ences In the rear OF one OF the saloons
and 40 all round knock down pugilistit
encounter resulted. Both men were
arrested and taken before his honor, ih'
mayor, but only one had TO contribute t.
the CITY treasury rs the other entered
p ca OF self defense, ADD his ooks indica
ted he had not been able To make a goot
job OF that, and 1t was decided be ha'
troubles enough OF his witbou
being worried abont the city's foances.
Miss Jennie Neidig, Of Bremen Indians
Ia the guest OF Mrs. Missouri Lockhar
. and son TIM. Miss N-idig Ia herself
> cripple 10 whom chance bore one off hi
a little books giving an account OF hi
4, blighted and lonely life aDd her svm
> patnies we're aroused and went out for
q fellow sun .rer, growing stronger an
a stronger till she determined to visit hi
A mother and himself and see for berse
a II this strange story was indeed all tru'
4 We heartily commend the spirit actua
a ting the young lady and feel we
assured that the un~mistaksble evidence
OF refinement and gentilitv ever preseu
around her cannot fall TO make friend
for her during her stay.
< Died, Thursday, July 4sh, 1901, ct th
e home OF his brother, james A EmisoI
a three miles south Of town, Joseph v
Q Emisou, aged about IS years Decrease
O was for many years q resident OF the wei
end Of Lafayette county and was a Ion
time engaged 10 the mercantile bushes
o 10 both Wellington and Napoleon, bI
" for several years has resided In kar
b sss City until coming to his brother
some three months since. He was unite
10 marriage to Miss Ella Hough by Eide
10 w H. Robinson Of the Christian cburc
,e 10 this city June 9Th, 1887. Of which unto
v one child, a son, is still living Tt
body was inferred at GreentoD Frids
afternoon. May the devine Father soott
the aching hearts OF his loved ones Q
earth and in loving kindness and tend
, mercy receive bis soul unto himse
. where he may meet the dear ones gor
: on before.
d The Lord eiveth aud the Lord takei
away. blessed be the name Of the Lol
and may not any heart be troubled
downcast 10 that 1t has pleased Him @
Monday night, July 9th, 1901, 70 gather
n himself the spirit Of q kind neighbor,
true friend and a fond and loving moth
a when the soul OF Mrs. Nancy Q. Crev
o. was called hence from her home thr'
miles south of this city and home to
ID brighter and better dwelling place 10 Il
great unknown city beyond. Mrs, Grew
v, : was born In Sumner county, Tenn,
1874; came to Missouri in 1855; was ma
70 ried TO Edward Crews January 8, 1860, /
" Benjamin Emison, ESQ, and was Il
mother OF eight sons. six OF whoI