The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1902-08-02

DR.. J. @. Crist returned to Cnlcaso
Friday morning.
Fred Wilson left Friday Tor 2
ten days vacation, to be spent 10
Colorado.
Miss Jessie Smock went to kansas
City Wednesday night for rev Gays
stay with friends.
Miss Jean Wiley returned Thursday
night from a two weeks visit TO rela-
lives 10 st. Louis.
Miss Rose O'Malley went to kansas
City Wednesday night for a few days
stay with relatives.
Mrs. Marie Krille, Of Trinidad,
Col, arrived Thursday night 10 Vlslu
the family of NJ. d. Wilson.
Mr.. George Teifel, Of MAYHEM,
was in the city Wednesday, attending
to business and visiting friends.
Miss Maud Perkins, Of MAYHEM,
is visiting for a few days her grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. R. I. Jesse.
Mrs. J. R. Worland and children
returned to Kansas City Wednesday
night, after a visit to relatives here
Captain Ryland Todhunter returned
Wednesday evening from a business
trip to his farm near Kingston, Kas.
Mrs. L. E. Altwein and children
came in Thursday night from ST.
Joseph to visit the family OF Mrs. e.
Meier.
Gustav Haerle, wife and Miss Rose
Klenn went to McAlister Springs
Thursday morning TO spend a few
Gays.
Mrs. W. B. Hamlett, Of Kansas
City, arrived Thursday morning tC
spend a few days with relatives and
friends.
S. W. Staffer, wife and family left
EhUEsaAy Morning for Kansas City.
where thSy will make their future
home.
Mrs. C. &. Wilson, of Kansas City.
returned home Wednesday night,
after a visit Of several days to rela.
tiyes here.
Miss Florence Greeley returned tC
Kansas CITY Thursday niOht, after a
few days stay with the family of L.
B Bullard.
Hardeman Cordell and sister, Miss
Emily, of Prescott, Ark, arrived
Wednesday night for a visit to rela.
tives in this city.
Died, at Richmond, Wednesday
July 80, Marion B., infant sor
of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Kice and grand.
son of Mr.. Joseph Tribble, o.
this city, aged 8 months.
Mrs. e M. Smith and three Sons
Walter, Robert and Waddell, returned
to Kansas city Thursday afternoon
after an extended visit to Mr.. WalteI
B. Waddell, of near this city.
Frank Hoelscher, engineer of th,
ferry boat, cut himself very severely
with a foot adj yesterday morning
The wound is IN the calf Of his lei
and will disable him fol- several days
Miss Annie Shelton, Of Richmond
arrived Thursday night from Spring
field to join her parents, Prof. an
Mrs. j. @. Shelton, who have recent
moved here from Richmond.
Chris Kist has opened up th
Lafayette, a irst-class sample ROOF
at 1908 Walnut street, Kansas City
and invites all his friends to make hi
place their headquarters while in th
city.
Mrs. Fred Evans gave a breakfai
Wednesday morning in honor of Mil
Belle Gordon, Of Lexington. Mr.
Evans was assisted by Miss Carr
Fields, Of Lexington.-Jackson FL
aminer.
A race has been arranged betwee
Lon Kelley and Albert Allison TO tai
place at Higginsville on the first ia
of the fair. Lon Kelley Is owned |
Miss Matte Kelley, Of Kansas Cit
and Albert Allison by j. s. Hackl'
OF Moberly. Both horses are fro
this county, which will cause a gre;
deal Of interest to be conferred in I'd
race.
TO CURE A COLD IN ONR DAY
Take L laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. a
! druggists, refund the money II It fails to Gu