The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1901-07-27
MISCELLANEOUS MELANGE.
From Saturdays Daily

From SATURDAY Deiiy'l
Mrs. Geo. Sitter went to Kansas
City this morning.
Mr.. Zach Wright, Of Tonganoxie,
Kansas, arrived in Lexington last
night.
MFR. Chas. Barron, OF. Barron &
Nagel, returned this morning from
Kansas City.
Mrs. Emma. Schofeld and Mrs.
Dave Callahan returned last night
from Kansas City.
Mr.. Byron Bourn, Of Joplin, spent
Yesterday with friends in u city
and returned yesterday evening.
Mr.. w. G. M~usgrove, after a couple
Of days visit with relatives here, re-
turned yesterday evening to Kansas
City.
Mr.. Al Weber, who has been Wis
ting the home folks here for a short
time went to Kansas City yesterday
svening.
The transfer company keeps . call book
at the Mammoth livery stable aud one at
the Grand Central hotel. Leave orders at
these places. Il
Rev. z. NJ. Williams, president OF
Central Female college, returned yes
terday evening from a trip on the
aorth side Of the river.
Mrs. Frances Wilson Baker, OF st.
Louis, who was called here upon the
death OF MI. G.. G. Alexander, re.
turned home this morning.
Mr. L. F. Bacon, Of Kansas City,
passenger agent OF the Santa Fe
railroad, is 10 the city today looking
after the interests OF his road.
The steam riding gallery arrived
here yesterday evening from Hardin
NO., and IS being set up on the
vacant lot east Of Longs hotel.
PoR sALE-I have for sale 9 good pay
log business, about two thousand csst
required. For full particulars call on F
Lee Wallace, agent, Lexington, no. Az
Mrs. A. W. Lamborn and Mrs. Ed
Barnett went to Kansas City thi:
morning, where Mrs. Lamborn viii
spend some time visiting Mrs. Bar
nett.
Mr.. John Duling left ~yesterda!
evening for Topeka, Kas., and from
there he will probably go to FL Reno
Ok, and to several points in the neV
country.
Master Limrick Chancellor, VIII
has been visiting relatives In on
city, left this morning for Wellington
TO visit his uncle. MI. Jas. Emerson
near there.
Mrs. IT. L. Mcdonald, OF st Joe
who has been visiting for sewers
weeks the family Of her father, tn
Hon. II. C. Wallace, returned HON
mis- morning.
Mr.. Chas. Williams and wife (ne
Anna Maud Teyis) arrived last nigh
from Denver for a visit with III
'amily OF Mrs. williams father, MI
d. W. r. Tevis.
MIR. j. A. Roark, superintendent
the Metropolitan Life lns. Co. I
this place, left last night for a Wis
At Boonville, Mo-, and at bis o
home at New franklin, Mo.
Mr.. James Moorehead returnt
Yesterday evening from Fulton, Nc
md he was accompanied by his I"
little sons, James r., Jr., and WI
gate, who have been visiting !
Fulton.
Thos. II. Wagner, Of Memphi
Mo-, was appointed yesterday
Governor Dockery as superintendel
OF insurance for Missouri. MI II
T. Orear, the present superinte
dent, will retire August LIST.
Mr.. Carl Hays left this morning I
preblo, Col, TO join his wife, wi
has been visiting there for some tim
They will go from there 10 a le
days to Manitau to spend the o.
lnce OF the summer.
There is no longer any excuse for al
one to endure the torture inflicted
piles when Tabler's Buckeye Plle w
meut will cure them, d remedy 50 mou'
ate in price aud 30 effective Price,
cents in bottles. tubes, Is cents, I
sale by Censhaw 4 Young, 'o'