The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1901-07-20
MISCELLANEOUS MELANGE.
From saturdays Daily

From Saturdays Daliy.i
nr. E. G. Gordon returned yester-
day evening from Higginsyille.
Mr.. Geo. Blackwell is spending a
few days with his home folks in our
city.
Miss Bette Hays left this morning
for MAYHEM Mo, where she goes for
II visit with MI, Ockie Wilson.
Mr.. John G. Henry. of St. Joe,
arrived 10 our city this morning and
ID visiting the family Of Capt. W. H.
Edwards.
Tbs transfer company keeps a call book
n the Mammoth livery stable aud one at
tbe Grand Central hotel. Leave orders at
these places. u
Miss Mamie Chinn returned last
night from Kansas City, where she
has been visiting relatives for the
past two weeks.
City Attorney Chas. Lyons, Mr.. II.
Ia. Wallace, Jr., Misses Dick Grady
and Lutte Chambers left last night
for McAlester Springs.
For SALE-I have for sale q good pay
log business, about two thousand each
required. For full particulars call on f.
Lev Wallace, agent, Lexington, Mo. 4.27
Mrs. Il, L. Bleeding and little son,
hi ST.. Louis, who have been here on
account Of the death OF Mrs. Caroline
Ford, rctured home yesterday even
ing,
Miss Lillian Moorehead returned
this morning from McAlester Springs
where she has been spending the past
week with her mother, who Is still
there,
Master Frank Groves, who has
been here for several weeks visiting
ais grandmother, Mrs. Jane Groves,
returned this morning TO his home at
Kansas City.
Mrs. Beuchle and her litele daugh.
.er, Miss Make Keller, who have
been visiting the family Of Mr.. PHILIP
Keller, returned this morning &c
heir home at st. Joseph,
Rev. z. NJ. Williams returned last
night from Gallatin and other point:
q the northern part of the state,
where he has been at work In The
interest Of Central Female college.
MIR. David Lyons and his daughter
Miss May Lyons, left this morning
Tor Greenwood, No., where Miss Ma!
will spend some time visiting friends
Mr., Lyons will return 10 a few days
Mrs. w. A.. Cornell and son, Mas
Ter Evan Cornell, who have beef
spending a couple of weeks will
relatives in and near Lexington, re
turued yesterday evening to Kansa
City.
DR.. Sam T. Bassett, Of 81. Louis
arrived yesterday evening to spend
lew days here with the family of MI
Tilton Davis. He viii go from her
TO Richmond, his old home, to yisi
relatives there.
There is no longer any excuse for any
one TO endure the torture Inflicted b
piles when Tabler's Buckeye Pile Oini
unent will cure them, a remedy 20 moder
ate 10 price and 30 effective. Price,
cents In bottles. Tubes, 70 cents. re
sale by Censhaw A Young, Ten
Or. Eckles little son, Walter /
Eckle, Jr., yesterday fell down th
three steps Leading from the yard I
the street pavement. Fortuuatel
he received no Injuries save a coup
Of slight bruises 90 the face and heat
Mr.. Chas. Hohcnwald, Of CordeI
who was here yesterday visiting b
brother, Rev. II. Hohenwald, lie
this morning accompanied by MI
Clara Haas, who has been visit,r
The family OF Rev. HOhen valid II
the past week or ten days,
An unfortunate accident happent
yesterday evening 70 Mr.. Ed. Tau
mans fine driver. The colored b.
was unhitching the horse after NJ
Iaubmau had returned from a drlV
Another horse running and playl'
near by caused Mr.. Taubman's nor
10 break loose from the boy as
look off the bride. The horse D
came entangIed in some barb WI
near by and was badly scratched
me chest and one hind leg. nc
tunately the cuts are not deep.