The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1901-05-18

MIS- nlCuaTu Eloiu Woot W Auuopou
dsnoe yesterday to visit her daughter,
Mrs. Fred Evans.
Col. 8. Sellers. of w. n. A., went to 81
Louis Tuesday on a business trip to be
gone . couple OF days.
Mrs. A. \. Klrtley arrived Thursdsy
from Ha~Frisonvills and 10 visiting at the
home Of Mr.. X. T. Jesse.
Capt, J. Q. Plabsenburg returned We'd
nesdav from Kansas City, where he
has been Speeding a few days.
Mr.. Robert Berrie went TO Kansas City
yesterday on business for the Lexing-
Triumph Press Brick company.
MIR. J. r. Moorehsad returned Tuesday
from the meeting Of the Westminster
alumni association In Kansas City.
Mr.. Oscar Andreen returned yesterday
ing from st. Louis and brought with him
a beautiful deer head and horns.
Miss Ella Nickell went to Kansas City
Thursday to attend the May musical
festival aud to visit Mrs. Jack Groves.
Miss Auna Kennedy returned Thursday
evening from Kansas City City and is
visiting the family of Mr.. Chas. Wallace.
Miss e. Florence Llewellyn will sing
the solo. 1.-THE Holy City," by Adams, at
the Presbyterian church Sunday morning.
NoTIcE-Any one caught loaiing around
my pond or fishing or bathing in same
will be prosecuted. 11t4 d. A. SLUsHER.
Mr.. Olvis Baehr, brother OF Mr.. Joe
Baehr, died OF dropsy 10 Kansas City last
Wednesday and was buried there Thurs
day.
Mr.. H. W. Winsor aud wife returned
Thursday from New Orleans, where they
have bees attending the Baptist ASSOC
citation.
Mr.. Julius Wiukler returned yesterday
morning from St. Louis, where he has
been attending the Funeral Directors
association.
Hon. John Welborn left for Warrens.
burg Thursday evening to attend q meet
Ing OF the executive board Of Warrens-
burg State Normal school.
Mr.. j. w. Marsteller, OF Jefferson City
secretary Of the Missouri bureau OF
mines, spent the day in our city Thursday
in company with Mr.. Chas. Evans, state
mine inspector.
Miss Florence Hall and Miss Nancy
Foulds returned yesterday from Hig'
ginsville, where they attended the com.
mencement exercises Of the Higginsvillt
High school last night.
Most OF the delegates who were Ia
attendance at the Epworth League con
ference left Thursday evening and tina
night. The total plumber Of guests at
tending was about go.
FoR SALE--Thoroughbre shorthorI
bulls and hsiiers for sale. Apply at No!
farm, s mile east Of Lexington, on tn
Salt Pond road, or apply to me At Hig
pinsville. N. M. COOPER. 4.27tf
Messrs. Gustav Primer, Henry Kemner
John Burris and Christian Fox, repre-
senting the G. A. r. camp OF this place
left Wednesday evening for Nevada, Mo-
to attend the state g. A. R. encampment
Misses Anna Hoffman and Ami
stockert went to Kansas City Thursda
to attend the May musical festivs
. aud visit friends for q few days. Fror
> there they 60 to ~Leavenworth to visi
Mrs. Fredricks.
Mrs. NJ. ]. Lomax, Of Indianapolis, Ind
: arrived Thursday evening to Wait th
family Of MIR. Geo. Venable. She is we
known to many Of our citizens, havin
: lived here q number Of years ago, an
Q before her marriage was Miss Mar
Forsyth.
Whites Fishing Park opened aftt
I. May 1st. Fine place Tor camping; pleut
E OF boats and tents and lots OF fine fisl
d -Four miles northeast OF Waverly and for
miles northwest of Grand Pass. Addrei
4 all Communications to Whites Fishin
and Sporting Co., waverly, Mo. 5.4ml
e The Albany street car strike continue
aud several persons we're killed and mar
J. wounded and bruised 10 conflicts betwee
the strikers and the soldiers aud Il
d police. A bitter feeling has be-
~engendered and bitter revenge and vi
leuce may be expected.
n On account OF the rain Thursday
ir moonlight picnic that had been plannI
for Meets hill last night was changed
- a social hop at Turner hall About twel
couples OF our young society people we
:, present and partook Of 40 excellent lun'
and danced to the strains OF sweet mui
until a late hour, all enjoying themselv
" greatly.
Misses Alice Mountiov, Bessie Atk'
- son, Daisy Thornton, Frances Gnm'
Mary Graves, Cornelia Ryland, Ma
Blackwell and Messrs. j. W. sydnor,
s. l.. Slusher, Harry Brown, d. P. Thorntc
D. t. b. Ramsey, Carl Barnett and DR.. r.
Lee. of Kansas City, drove out to Nee
'e. hill Tuesday afternoon and enjoyed
OF picnic supper and after the supper
a. buggy drive. or course everybody enjc