The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1903-02-14


Born, near MAVEN, recently to the
wife Of A. W. Aaelrin, a boy.
Born, near II gglnsvllle, Feb. 6, to
the wife Of Wesley Fox, a gIrl.
Born, IN Coneordla, Monday, Feb
ruary >, 10 Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. Kreieu-
kamp, a daughter.
Died. III San Antonio, Texas, Jan,27,
1908, Carl Hudson, aged 30, years.
Married, in Kansas City Jan. 26,
Mama A. ~Screech6eld and Miss Ida
Scott, both OF Odessa.
Married, "Wednesday, February 4,
st the home of the BRIDES parents near
Robbins, Harvey Stanfeld of near
Odessa, and Miss Eva Anderson, Elder
David Lyons of Odessa officiating.
Married, in Odessa, Thursday Feb. 5,
at the residence Of the brides mother,
Paul Hader and Miss Lucy Brown,
both of Odessa. The groom Is a son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hader HIS BRIDE
is the daughter OF Mrs. Elizabeth A.
Brown,
The u. D. C. Chapter OF HiggInsville
will give an elaborate entertainment on
Feb. % for the benefit of the confeder-
ate monument fund.
Mrs. Bette Shelby, widow OF the
late General Joe Shelby visited the
family of Sam Burton OF Hlgginsyille
last week.
Mrs. w. II. Cummings, who was
called here on account OF the serious
illness Of her sister, Mrs Elizabeth
Eckle, lett for her home at White
Bear LaEe, Mimi, Wednesday morn
ing
> Mrs. II. w. WinSor went to Kansas
City Sunday morning to meet her
! husband, who has been at Excelsior
Springs during the past week Mr..
Wiusor's health is much improved
They returned on the evening train.
George Wade and William Aul
went to Kansas City Saturday morn.
ing to see the officials of the Hauuiba
} s. ST. Joe railroad in regard to dam
> ages for an injury Mr.. Wade received
in a wreck at Hannibal last summer
Miss Annie Mountjoy and litti,
: nephew, David DeMoss, who havl
been visiting Col, and Mrs. G. NJ
Mounljoy for several weeks, left 70
their home at st Louis M0nda'
morning Miss Bessie Bowman &C
companled them for an EXTENDS
: visit.
George r. Charlton, who has bee
here tor some time, lett Wednesda
% with a party of gentlemen for Ne'
Mexico on II prospecting tour. Their
were ten or twelve gen,lemen in th
party, three OF them from this city IN
= The Others from other points OF tn
county .-Hlggmsyille .Jtffersonian.
: Judge Alexander Graves went t
Kansas City Saturday evening [
spend Sunday with bis son, Alexar
der, who is there under treatment
a specialist. Judge Graves report
that his son is doing nicely and hf
partially recovered the use Of h
y limbs and that be has every reason
TX think that the cure will be complet
Henry Lesser, who was the form
is manager for the Diamond Coal Co.,
lis Gordon has resigned his position Wi
e. that company. lie will open a ne
mine west of Town on the T.y Ian
IA for Kansas City Coal Co. The compaI
has purchased 800 acres of coal al
m. 60 acres Of land of Mr.. ley. The cot
pauy will begin work on the mine
-. nce.-Hlgginsville Jetfersonian.
ut H. J U%pthegrove, s%uperintende
av Sunday school Of the NJ e. churc
Valparaiso, Ind, says Of the Salis6u
70 Family Orchestra, which comes
- the New Grand Thursday, Februa
10: 1 cannot recommend the Sal
bury Family orchestra too highly
excellence and reliability and pi
gfessive wo. k They are all natu.
~ musicians and give a most satisEactC
and popular entertainment
Farm For Sale.