The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1903-08-01

VI uOl oAONhSAi ANWeAN nANah-
Col. E. N. Hopkins left Wednesday
morning for ~Shelbyville, KY, to visit
relatives for about a week.
Misses Annie Allen and Rachel
Andreen have returned from a visit to
relatives 10 Marshall.
Robert EdmOnds, wife and two
children returned from Eldorado,
Kansas, Monday night.
Miss Nellie Stone OF Warrensburg
arrived Tuesday night to visit her
aunt, Mrs. ]. H. S~traughn.
Miss Belle Graves came In from
MAYHEM Monday to visit the family
OF her uncle, W. H. Chlles.
Miss Fannie Keene returned Mon
day evening from a three months
visit to relatives in st. Louis.
Mrs. Gustav Haerle returned Mon
day night from a visit to relatives in
Larned, Kas., and Pueblo, Col,
Miss Lillian Hurr, Of Kansas City,
and Misses Emma ana Nell Caldwell,
Of Independence, spent Sunday here
with the Misses Walk.
Miss Virginia Shouse returned
from Kansas City Saturday night,
accompanied by Miss Mary Briggs,
who spent Sunday here.
Mrs. L. B. Gordon, accompanied by
Mrs. Frank Gordon and little daugh-
ter, Frances, OF Dover, left Tuesday
morning for a visit to st. Joseph.
Mrs. E. W. White returned Mon
day morning from a visit to relatives
in Loretta, Ky. She was accom-
panied by her brother, Paul l. Burks.
Mrs. W. q. Mitchell went to Kan
sas City Saturday evening. She was
accompanied by her little grand
daughter, Marie Worland, who has
been visiting her.
W. G. Tompkins came down from
Kansas City Sunday morning. BE
returned on the evening train, accom-
panied by his wife, who has been
visiting here for several days.
Saturday W. V. Curtis sold fol-
G, H. Sitter the store buildings anc
residence on the corner OF College
street and Franklin avenue to Prof
r. N. Cook-consideration 81, 900.
Miss Mary McClelland went t.
Aullyille Monday night, called by al
accident to her nephew, McClellant
Simpson, whose leg was broken by
bale Of wire falling on it. The liml
has been set and the little fellow /
! doing ricely.
Ben Hughes and WIN Moss, tn
l negroes who robbed the Florenc
hotel. in Odessa, about two week
ago pied guilty, in criminal cour
Monday morning and we're given tel
years each In the penitentiary 10y
Thomas and Will Lacy were give
, two years in the reform school.
o Died, at his home in Washingto
township, July il, of consumption
Daniel D. Wilson, aged 6S years,
: month and l day. Mr.. Wilson wa
one of the earliest settlers of th
southern part of this county. Il
was a confederate soldier and a highl
respected citizen.
7. R, Taylor returned from Color
\ do, Wednesday, where be has bee
spending his vacation, and is now O
duty again at the Bank Of Odessa
Odessa Democrat.
The lnventIveness Of the America
is forcibly illustrated by the records
the patent Office for last week. The
" we're ISL issues of which 500 were pa
ents, 10 designs, 80 trademarks, 16
bells s prints and l reissue.
Lake Superior iron ore Is taken fro
the mines, all of which are on the su
face, by steam shovels and is handle
exclusively, in masses Of ton or NOR
by cranes until 1t reaches the cupola
Ell the American furnace or the hold Of
q ship in the foreign trade. Some Of 4
IS steel tow barges on the lakes car
5000 tons Of ore, and cargoes Of 25(
ed 900 bushels Of wheat have ceased
ic attract notice.
us Ether and chloroform, 80 useful
sending men to sleep, have the We
opposite effect on plants, which .