The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1901-07-06
Wellington.

tr.,tlsv 4 Grouskss shipped 70 hogs to
.SS1s City Thursday.
70 Wright and wife spent the sab.
~ r,th relatives In Coucordia.
y, Lewis os'ting and wife left for =
I, Of investigation 10 Oklahoma We'd.
sday.
n, william Duck went to Lexington
/. ,ss his sister, Mrs. A. N. Woodard
turdSy.
wellington Mill Company shipped
=, wheat on Monday and an other on
pssdsy.
Mas Pearl Cox came over from Odessa
udsy for a stay With her old time com.
mons here.
Eha srst car load Of this years wheat
shipped to 6t. Louis Monday by
mes Lineback.
gd. Niswig got back Monday from .
y visit to friends In st. Louis and War.
county, No.
,p Herman Karrs aod children went
Kansas City Wednesday morning for a
by with friends.
Si,s. william W. Corse and children re.
med Monday from their visit to rela.
ss 10 Yates Center, Kansas.
Mr.. william Ichler who has been
,iupg relatives at Fairview, went to
tlsr, Mo. Saturday morning.
J. Kirchofier and daughter, Mise
IA went to Washington, No.. Tuesday
luiug to rsraain until sitter the 4th.
trs. Miranda Llueback went TO seda.
Wed ussday morning to spend the 9Th
b hsr daughter. Mrs. Q. 4. Duncan.
Miss Sadie whi,scd Of Independence
be down Wednesday evsning to spend
sw days with her sister. Mrs. John
psmin.
Q. Archer left for Greenridgs, Mo,
ednesday evening aud will gladden. the
lhs Of the old folks for the remainder
ibis week.
N. Thomas shipped 50 head OF hogs
gausss City Monday. Uncle Merideth
J. with the shipment returning Tues.
sveuing.s
chu l.. Corse and wife took the train
ssdsy morning for q visit with Mrs.
Fses parents at 6mlthville, Mo. fol
bat week.
lex. Woodenheads Denton, Edwin
lie Boese aud Edgar Buck Hoke wer'
representatives at the Hurah time il
fhmond, Mo. on the 4th.
lrs F. G, Bailey left Saturday morning
ayist to friends in Lexington. Uncle
b went down Sunday aud came home
D him in the evening.
is many friends viii be paiued t
. that Mr.. James Thorp, OF ear this
is coo6ned to his bed with rheums
: aud iu addition is suffering from
Be carbuncle on his neck.
R. Davis, of Carrolltou, Mo. came Il
b Monday aud he and City Marsha
~ pnsou spent two davs bnyiug mule
b one another, and from the looks o
PCS quit Just about as they started.
lrs. Leslie Davis, accompanied by hel
ldreu, came down from Independence
'otday evening for short stay with
mother, Mrs, Nancy Johnson, sou,I
'.owu.
p. Burgess went to Excelsior Spring
coesday to secure quarters aud will re
'e with his family to that place. @T
es Kinkaid accom- panied him snd vii
4oaoly remain for some time.
pc wellington band went to the Napo
picnic where the boys say II IL tn
pest place to make good music the,
ever tried as every fellow has TO ham
biggest end OF bic born over Sap
aud then cling on with both hand
oil OF his teeth or all will slip dow
nil aud get 90 widely scattered the.
not keep time.
h,le doing some carpenter wor!
nt the house John Klots has bee'
log With the family OF Mr.. william
never east OF town for a week or tw
on retiring last Wednesday nigh
Q not sleep on accouut OF the heal
sssted himself IN q window 10 tn
er story to cool on. He finally drop
70 sleep aud looeiug his bslanoe fol
&c ground striking OF his shoulds
rendering him UNCONSCIOUS. HI
Ho'uR nnslly attracted the attentio
me OF the family and be was care
ID Is getting about all right one
y John says be remembers stEikin
smashing the sash iu a window i
,O"er story as be went down but doe
Know when he hit the earth.
20 Mckee aud Robert Tucker fell OF
friday afteruoou about the seoT
Us travelling shooting gallery tha
Oeen here for sometime past. Tt
u'e anally continued later 10 u
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