The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1901-08-03

Mr., Levy Billiard and wife return !
ed Sunday night from a prolonged !
visit with relatives at Fulton, Mo.
Miss Sophie Weber. who has been !
visiting her brother, Mr.. Gus Weber, .
left this morning for Chanute, Kas.
Misses Florence and Mabel Barron
returned yesterday evening from Hig-
ginsyille, where they have been Wis
iting friends.
Miss Matte Shelby left this morn
ing for her home at Monett, Mo,
She will spend a few days 10 Kansas
City on the way.
Mrs. J.. II. Campbell came up yes
terday evening from Higginsville,
where she has been spending several
weeks with relatives.
Mr.. Geo. Venable has moved his
stock of goods to the Ruppel build
ing, one door west of Miss DOME
weber's dry goods store.
Mr.. Ed. NJ. Davis left this morning
for Jefferson City and points near
there. where he will call on the
grocery trade this week.
mir. John Groves, Of Kansas City,
came down last night 10 visit his
mother, Mrs. Jane Groves, and re-
turned home this morning.
Mrs. Clarence Vivion and her
brother, Mr.. Jas. Warren, who is
I visiting her, went to Higginsyille
this morning to visit relatives.
Capt. Wiley, manager OF the large
business OF the Lexington Coal Min.
4 ing company at this place, returned
this morning from a business trip te
Isl. LOUIS.
CORRESPONDENTS w~ANTED-The IN
rELLIeETcER wants q correspondent II
every town 10 Lafayette county. Writ
. or particulars. !,
. Miss Jean Yancy, OF California
who has been visiting In Corder wit
Miss Elizabeth Groves for a few days
returned TO Lexington with her yes
terdsy evening.
Mr.. John Henry and wife, VII
have been visiting the family
q CapL Edwards, will leave this ever
lux for Kansas City, where they wi
be permanently located, LIZ
Justices Of the ~peaceaud uotaries pnbl
Gao be supplied with chattle mortgage
u AZ this ONCE, Of s cents per copy. a
5 kinds OF blanks Printed TO order. y
The remains OF Lieut.. Thoe. Cob
Jr., were laid to rest yesterday afte
noon at the cemetery here with a
propriate ceremonies as announced
Saturday's issue Of this paper.
Extreme hot weather is q great tax OPP
the digestive power OF babies; when pu'
and feeble they should be given q dose
- Whits's Cream vermifuge. Price.
} cents. For sale by Crenshaw Il fonnR,
Rev. W. NJ RAIDER, Of Warner
burg, who has been the guest OF Re
y IT, S. Hunter for several days a
is who preached at the Method
church here Sunday, left for hoI
this morning.
Miss Laura Davis returned u
morning from Cross Timoers, Hickc
I county, Mo-, where she bias been '
lifting her cousin, Mrs. r. NJ. Die
! inson aud attending the marriage
% Miss Addie Dickinson aud Mr. IL
: Devins.
For mosquito bitee, bites or stingsof
sec,s. animals or reptiles, apply Ballai
suow Liuiment. 1t counteracts the ?
500 in the wound, suodues the intiar
tiou and heals the fiesh. Price, % ant
cents For sale by Crenshaw & YounI
Mr.. Ernest Hays has a thirty d
Law off from his orties as expr
n agent at this place. He left I
morning for a visit at Sweet Sprln
Mr. Isaac Hays is acting as agent
his absence and Mr.. Luke Mitc'
is acting as express messenger 10
from trains.
# Mr.. Robert Smith ADD his wife
leaye tomorrow for st. Louis, VII
they expect to make their home.
regret to lose Mr.. and Mrs. Smith
members OF Lexington's social
cles, and their many friends here
miss them very much. We ne'
theless, wish them a pleasant tim
ID their new home.
Iv Among the numbers drawn yes
day was that held BY Miss Minerv
McCintic, who lost her chance
file, though she was drawn as o.
Der 10, ou the FL Reno list.
claim is estimated to have |
worth at least S. 900 from the n
Der which she drew, but SatuI
-. Knight she was married to George
/ lTurley, of Oklahoma City and SO
49, l.