The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1901-08-10

From Tuesdays Daily.l
Miss Mary Chambers, of Excelsior
Springs, is the guest Of Miss Louise
Chandler.
Miss Matte Mead, Of Slater, Mo-. ,
arrived this morning for a visit with
Mrs. John Young, Jr.
Mr.. w. G.. Musgrove returned to
Kansas City this morning after a few
days visit here with relatives.
Mr.. Henry Ainsworth, accom-
panied by his daughter, Miss Mabel,
went to Kansas City this morning.
MFR. Geo. W. Marquis went to Cor
der this morning to finish his work
Of assessing the citizens of that town.
MI. R. B. Ruff one of the leading
attorneys Of Marshall, came up yes
terday to visit our city on business
and returned last night.
Mrs. Cliff Goodwin returned last
night to her home at Marshall, after
a visit 10 our city with the family OF
her father, the Hon. Tilton Davis.
Extreme hot weather is a great tax upon
the digestive power of babies; when puny
and feeble they should be given q dose Of
Whites Cream vermifuge. Price. Is
cents. For sale by Creushaw & Young.
Miss Mary McClelland returned yes
. terday evening from Aullville, where
she has been spending some time with
the family OF Mr.. Talbot Simpson.
, Mrs. Simpson aud her two children
returned with her for a visit with
relatives in our city.
b. A marriage license was issued yes
terday to Mr.. Pleas Short aud Miss
Alice Cooper. After they received
the license they went to the office Of
Probate Judge Jas. P. Chinn where
the judge performed the ceremony
u that made them man and wife.
For mosquito bites, bites or stlugs Of In
scots, animals or reptiles, apply Billiards.
Snow Liuiment. II counteracts the poi
n son in the wound, subdues the inAama-
y ton and heals the flesh. Price, % and so
It cents For sale by Crensbaw g Young.
Lightning killed four head of cattle
for Mr.. Bates Vaughan on his farm
: In Ray county last SATURDAY night.
The cattle we're out in the middle of
Ma field and the grass aud weeds
around them in a twenty foot circle
were completely burned from the
ground.
Misses Claudia and Hattie Grubt
and their brothers, Masters Dow
Harley and Vance Grubb. left thi'
morning for Jefferson City, whert
they go to make their home. Mr.
Jas. Grub, their father, has secured
position in Jefferson City undo
Warden Woodbridge at the peniten
tiary.
Miss Blanche Llewellyn left thi
morning for Topeka, Kas., and from
there she will go to Oklahoma TO joi
her intended husband, Mr.. Wm
Sexton, and they will be married 500
dlteT ueI arrival UncIc' Cuc VIII "
Joined at Kansas City and Topeka b
relatives of Mr.. Sexton, who wi
accompany her to Oklahoma. MI
Sexton has a claim 10 Oklahoma an
they expect to make their HON
there. Misses Myrtle and Flor
Llewellyn accompanied their sisle.
Miss Blanch to Kansas City today.
Mr.. Kiefer, at his furniture stol
on Franklin avenue, has quite
curiosity in the way of a piece
furniture. 1t is an old English Sc,
rotary and book case that was brOugt
from England by Mr.. -- Haine
who lives on Mr.. W. b. Waddell
farm. The inside finish of the des
is of b~utternut wood and the outsiC
of French walnut. 1t is all har
work and is over one hundred yea
old. 1t was made before the preset
style Of hinges were ia use and Il
doors are hinged in a very ditferel
manner from those of the preset
day. Mr.. Kiefer also has an o
bureau Of German make that is Ov
as hundred years old and also a We