The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1903-10-03

Mrs. Bamberger came up from
Sedalia Wednesday evening to attend
the U. D. @. convention.
A. B. Corners, Of PaoIa, Kansas,
sold to John T. Bush one hundred
head of choice calves Thursday.
Mrs. L. F. Evans came down from
independence to visit her parents,
Judge and Mrs Richard Field,
Rev. T. NJ. Cobb and wife left for
jefferson City Wednesday night TO
attend the funeral of James E. Nc
Henery.
Ovid Sellers left Tuesday evening
for the University of Chicago. He
will graduate next year with the
bachelors degree.
Robert Berrie on Tuesday bought
OF G. A. Kriehn the residence recent
ly occupied by DR.. Bartens, con-
sideration 50, 200.
The Sterling Price Chapter of the
q. D. Q. entertained the visiting
delegates at a luncheon in the base
ment of the Christian church Wed
nesday.
Among those who attended the
Concordla street fair Friday were
Eugene Weber, Jacob Fegert, Mr..
Wiukler, Charles Teubner, Frank
Bowman and son, John, and Geo. B.
Gordon.
The Rev. John K. Dunn will hole
services in Christ Episcopal church
Sunday at II a. m. and 1880 p. m.
Monthly communion after morning
sermon Vestry meeting Monday.
October 5, at $3.50 a. m.
Miss Lavinia Warren left Wednes.
day morning for Bloomington, Ind.
the seat of the state university,
where she will open a private studio
and at the same time pursue studio.
in certain branches of art.
Miss Wayne Handley was herr
Tuesday, the guest of Misses Mary
and and Georgia Robertson. Accom-
panied by MI. Edgar Warren shl
attended the Warren-Stewart wed
ding, leaving that evening for he
home at Aullville.
Postmaster j. NJ. Crowder an
Sheriff Oscar Thomas returned Wed
nesday afternoon from a weeks hun
in northwestern Nebraska. The
report plenty of game, prairie chick
ems and quail and say that they had
great time.
Ia the case Of j. D.. Shewalt(
against Mat Graham for possession {
a farm before Squire Rigg at Higgin
vile, Wednesday, the jury brougt
in a verdict ior defendant. ClarenC
Vivion represented defendant az
Shewalter and James plaintiff.
James Fulton, for years a we
known member of the Woodwal
Stock Co., Of Kansas City, has late.
| Joined Van Dykes "Across I'll
Desert" company and will be he.
with that company next Mondf
night. Mr.. Fulton has many frient
in Lexington.
The Lexington College for Your
Ladies has made the largest enro'
ment in It's history under its preseI
p, management. Some of its depaI
ments are crowded. A new piai
was ordered Tuesday to accommoda
the unexpected enrolment in t
department Of music.
A negro boy by the name Of Fra
Harris was arrested Tuesday
breaking into the house Of W.
Bolton and stealing silverware a
a clothing. These things were fou
In his possession. No doubt see
to be entertained of his guI
b; He made an attempt to dispose of
% silverware and thss led to his ARE
D. Died near MAYHEM, Thurst
IS, morning, at the home of her S
William Green, Mrs. Catherine Gre
widow of Reuben Green. Mrs. CIR,
was the mother of George and W
on lam Green and sister-in-la OF N
as Margaret Gordon. She had long b
o., an invalid. Her husband, Reu'
ad Green, known only to our older c
,te zens, died just about the time Of
breaking out of the war between
YOU states.
yht
Mrs Georgia A Gray wife of
Gray died at her home near Wattr