The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1901-08-17
Wellington.

JUN WOeHenkhmpers OF NapOieOn,
was here Monday.
There was great crowd of people
in town Saturday.
The attendance at Mr.. Seth Leber-
mans sale Saturday was very good.
hon. H. F. Blackwell, of Lexington,
transacted legal business here Friday.
Mr.. jacob Reinhard has been con-
fined to his room for several days with
rheumatism.
Judge James Cowgirl, of Kansas
City, was here Friday looking after his
farming interests.
The initial issue Of the Wellington
Wave was received with words Of
praise from every side Saturday.
Quite number of young people
we're delightfully."- entertained at the
home of Mrs, Robert Llnss Friday
evening.
Miss May Lockhart, who has been
visiting Miss Alice Gray, OF Waterloo
for several days, returned home Sun
day evening.
The j. r. Moorehead Lumber Co
has been given the contract TO
material to erect q new school house il
Thorp district, four miles south of thi
. city.
The furniture for the additions
room to the public school building ha
been received by the board Of educi
ton and win be put In place In fe
!, days.
Herman Limberg will 10 a few dal
begin the work Of tearing away the o
brick part OF bis residence on east Fif
street preparatory to erecting model
frame front.
), Mr.. Price Crutsinger has complet
the work Of clearing off the new rigt
of-way for the Mo. p. X. Il. west
town, and the grading work IS pI
gresing nicely.
u Mr.. William Murray went to kan'
] City last Friday and remained, W
/. his son-in.law, Mr.. John Shaw, "
Ia Is seriously sick with typhoid fe'
,,e until Monday morning.
Y Mrs. j. F. Larkin received a let
]. Saturday evening from her sister, N
NJ Lucy Meyers, of Denver, Colora
IN, announcing the death of their sister
T. law, Mrs. Homer Meyers in that
sr. August s.
ed Many persons in Wellington will
he glad to know that through letters
L
ID Gently received it is learned that
". health of NJ. P. Burgess has materi'
he improved since his removal to Ex'
IN. slor Springs, Mo.
nd John Workman's face bore br
Ills smile Saturday, and all because
ase wife. who with other members OF
the family are living in lndependel
nc came down to spend Sunday with
I'M at the old home on his island h'
by east of town.
OF MRS. Mary Walker, after stay
+er- several months with her daugh
Iul' Mrs. II. A. Williams, returned v
Err nesday morning to her home
Lamonte, Mo-, accompanied by
Williams, who will probably be
u. two or three weeks.
orn Mr.. Frank Fry, of St. Louis,
,,;u has been made section foreman on
was Wellington section. and we unders'
,ht he has rented property and Is exE
the ing his family to arrive In few d
inc We trust they may find 1t plea
;red place to live and enjoy their stay
hals US.
that Born, Wednesday, August IA, l
to the wife of Mr.. A. F. OberhelI
ows a girl. Clerks in the store had to
pads him from transacting business
hese awhile 10 the afternoon OF that d'
anne he felt so big that the custo
buy we're given in some cases twice
ing. quality of goods purchased
Judge Thomas E. Chinn was
nv able to make himself heard whe
ING. left for his home in Independence
mails day morning, although be had
free two big sales aud followed at
-, on and child that