The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1902-02-22


Miss Lettie Miller spent Sunday
with friends at Waterloo.
Miss Belle Grover, \ student at
Central college, spent Sunday in
Kansas City.
Claude Price, wife aud baby re-
urued to their home at Kansas City
saturday morning.
Mrs. II. ]. DooIey, Of Higginsville,
spent sunday with her daughter,
Mrs. SautoId Thurutuu.
The second liza Of II. II. MOeller,
charged with loIgvrS IL The thilu
degree, resulted as ala tue first, in "a
hug jury.
Miss Georgia II. Ragiand returned
10 her home at Wellington last Friday
evening after a pleasant visit TO Miss
Mary Graves.
when pa,n or irritation exists on ans
part OF the BODY the application oi bal
iaed's Snow Lluiment will give prOmp,
reiIef. Price, 70 anu 90 cents. For sals o.
Crenshaw q Youns. mi
Srlgel and Irving Hainkle, oolh
employed at Kansas City, spent SUI
daY With their parents, julius Ham
ale aud wife.
j. q. Bledsoe has sold his house
aud IS feet Of ground on Franklin
M to Clarence kinney. Cou-
s%iueraLlun not made known.
Inc silver Canning company Will bsgiL
s..lug tOnaCo contracts keDruaI, 6rsi,
a. Urensnaw 4 YouLg's, a0d will pay 80
ceuts per hundred, 40 advance OF SIOO pc,
TOO over any price PAID heretofore. 2 1sS
Miss Annie Ireland returned Mou-
day uleht from Kansas Clly, where
SUE had been at Lhe beuslde uf lei
sister, Mrs. WIlllam SLOnesLreet,
wnO has Ueen very III.
Clarence Kinney nounc To hin
,rIeuus IN the county Lnat IN addition
- the transfer business be cOnuucls d
drst-ciass iced stable. Lowest lal.s
auu best service. u
Mrs. Water WHilsett, who has
oceu Visiting her sister, Mrs. James
DrummUud, iur several days, resumed
~ her home III Kansas CICy MONDAY
morning.
DUu't let the hand OF time pain
sfinkles on your face. Keep young. BY
AeeplDg the bloou pure aud the digestive
Jfgans ID a health iul condiJiou. Herplus
oIIl 40 this Health 10 youth. disease anu
sickness brings old age. Price SO ceuts
For sale by Crenshaw q Young. MI
Mrs. G. G. CaLron and Mrs. r E
l.. Blankenship, both Of Carthage,
~ho were guests OF trields III Lex
ington, left Monday morning foI
Alma to visit relatives.
Thomas w. Staley, Of Mayview,
samuel Burton OF Higginsyllle auo
Pref. L. j. Stark of Lexington be-
came members of the Lexington lodge
OF Elks last Friday night.
Are you nervous, run down, weak and
d .spirited7 Take a few doses of HsrbiLe.
IL will infuse new energy, new life lnio
tue exhausted nerves, the overworked
brain or m muscular system, aud put a new
face on life and business. Price, 80 cents.
For sale ty Crensnaw & Young. MI
Miss Myrtle Terhune left for
Liberty Tuesday morning to resume
her school duties. She was accom-
panied as far as Kansas City by her
S ster, Mrs. Ed. Norman.
There is pobably no disease or condi-
ton OF the human system that causes
more suffering and distress than piles
rabler's Buckeye Pile Ointment cures
tnem quickly, without pain or detention
from business. Price, so cents in bottles.
TUBES, 70 cents. For sale by Crenshaw &
Young mi
Mrs. S. f. DeLapp died at her home
in Lexington Wednesday morning at 8
o'clock, aged about 70 years. De-
ceased leaves four children, two boys
aud two girls. She had been "a resi-
dent of Lexington about forty years.
rhe funeral took place Thursday
afternoon.
10 a letter received by a relative In
Lexington information ome that
Frank Groves and his sister, Miss
LIZZIE Groves, who went abroad with
the hope of improving Mr.. Groves
health, are now 10 Egypt, but will
return to England about the first Of
March and later on sail for America.
Tue many friends OF Mr.. Groves will
be glad To learn that his health Is