The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1902-05-31
BOUNTY NEW S
WELLINGTON AND VICINITY.
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Tuesday.
Oidey Jennings spent last Sunday in
i aasas City.
IB F.. Hoke is spending this week
with friends near Buckner.
j. A. Lockhart and f. r. Moeller
were in Lexington Tuesday.
John L. Corse and wife visited her
father at Oak Grove Sunday.
James Drummond was up from Lex
lngton on business Wednesday.
The M. E. Church, South, Sunday
school will have a picnic in the near
futhre.
oscar Kirchhofer was badly hurt
Saturday by running a horse shoe nail
in his foot.
Charles Sparks representing Sparks
Bros. of Kansas City had business here
Wednesday,
"A. M. Lockhart and wife were over
from Oak Grove to see his brother,
Tommie, Sunday.
f. G. Waller and w. B. Emerson
shipped four car loads of live stock to
Kansas City Monday.
THE Ladies Aid Society will meet
Thursday, June 5th, at the residence
- Nc w Rrvant.
Miss Mary Rider and Rubin Steigall,
Of the Sunshine vicinity, are both re-
ported on the sick list this week.
George L. Hackley, j.. L. Corse and
Theodore ]. Schaberg had business in
circuit court in Richmond Monday.
August Limberg and wife came up
from Lexington Wednesday to see her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. Schaberg.
Winkler Bros, Of Lexington, have
iust completed a lot of elegant new
counters and shelving for Robert
Linss.
Master Oliver Bauman arrived from
Boonville Tuesday evening and will
likely remain all summer with hel
brother, G. A. Bauman.
Mrs. Richard Hamm left one day last
week for Colorado Springs, Colorado,
and will remain for a week or two
with friends near there.
j. K. Gray and Turner Smith, Of
Waterloo, were here Wednesday
These gentlemen will likely buy grair
here and at Waterloo after harvest.
The work of tearing down the ole
railroad bridge over Big Sui creek hal
been delayed by part of this temporary
tressel washing away Saturday night
L. b. simmons and wife took thu
morning train Tuesday and win spent
a few days at their old home il
Cooper county. They were accompanied
by Miss Leila Carpenter.
Tom Rabbit Larkin and Fox.
%lsner Duebbert were seeing the sight
In Kansas City Wednesday. Both boy
had returning directions in thei
pockets 50 they could be picked up ant
sent home If they got lost.
The boiler that has lain on the hill
side about 80 yards south Of the spo
where stood the old Wellington mill
since the 10th day Of July, 1893 wher
it fell following the explosion tina
partially wrecked the building ant
killed Richard johnson and Franz
AAlbin was on Tuesday moved to tn
NEW mill erected very nearly IN thI
same site Immediately after the fir
that destoyed the first one. July Gath
1896, and will be converted into
water tank.
David Goen reported seriously il
last week passed away on the morninI
Of the 22d and on the following da.
the l.. o. o. f. and Woodman Of tn
World, lodges OF this city, with tn
Macabees Of Henry numbering in a.
about rs members present laid the re
mains Of their departed brother
rest in the graveyard near Sunshine
in Ray county. He was about so year
Of age and leaves a wife and dv
children who have the profound sms
pathy Of all who knew him. A goo
man, kind father and useful citze
nus been gathered home.