The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1903-04-18
G o I'm TY NEWS
WELLINGTON AND VICINITY.

ECltz hr5uS was III oWeetspIlnBs
last Sunday.
W. F. Johnson had business 10 Hig-
Agnsville Monday.
Capt. J Q. Plattepburg, of Lexlng-
ton, had business here Wednesday.
Mayor w. ]. Carpenter is serving
on the jury IN Cir cult court this week.
j. H Bedford and Will Crutsinger
we're viewing the sights in Camden on
Sunday last.
H. G. Larberg was III Kansas City
Monday tor a big increase in his mer-
chandise stock.
Rev. William Woodland visited his
daughter in-law, Mrs. A. N. Woodland
two or three days last week.
Finis Kinkead came up from Lex
ington and passed the day, Sunday
with old friends in Texas Prairie.
A. M. Lockharl and family came
over from Oak Grove and spent the
day last Sunday with his brother,
Thomas F. Lockhart.
j. A. Lockhart, H. H. Limberg,
John Prock and Josiah Lauderdale
we're among those from this part of
the county who were in Lexington
Monday.
We will have a hot time in this old
town when Messrs Owens and Camp
bell have completed the oven Tor their
new bakery and it won't be long as
they are pushing the work with all
speed.
Judge Pearl Smith, J mes Roberts
stenographer for the Circuit court, and
Ike Ieal the oracle of the %Intelhgenctr
office, all of Lexington, and e. Neel,
attorney at law Of Kansas City, we're
here on various kinds of business Sat
urday afternoon. c
On Sunday April 26th 1908 the 84th
anniversary of the birth of the order In
this country Rev. j G. Givens of Lex
ington will deliver a sermon at 2:3C
o'clock p. m. in the M. K. church
ASouth to members and friends OF Wei
lington Lodge No. 81, L o. o. F.
Everybody invited to be pre- sent.
We have been requested to ANNOUNCED
that there will be no preaching at the
NJ. E church at the regular monthly
appointment next Sunday, April 10th
as important matters will detain Rev
S. P. Coy at Odessa that day, but il
the evening Epworth league service
will be conducted there by William M
Duck, subject; The Sacred Sabbath
n Nuo Gust uOuuu pooSoukoA N""
was about to pull out from the station
here last Friday evening, Conducte
Hy Lewis failed to see Ernest Burgess
who was standing in front of tn
depot and as he signaled the enginee
to go ahead bis Lantern struck Bur
CESS in the head, inhicting an ugly Gu
about two inches long on the fore par
of the head. The wound while by nj
means dangerous was deep and painful
While they may not be able
reach the same degree of perfection
attained in the side walk recent
built by the Mo. P. r r. compan
near the depot, it is to be hoped tina
the street commissioner will see to
that the property owners along n
line will at once do all in their powt
to bring the skidway now in use dow
the hill up to the standard, not forge
ting the h~anister railing wheneve
needed.
The new pews have been set IN plaC
IN the M. E. church this week, an
while with heartfelt pleasure we COZ
graduate all members and especial
those Of the Ladies' Aid Society, dI
praise for whose work in this matte
we have no language to express, '
nevertheless feel mighty sorry for az
young swain who may venture be
with bis best girl before he gets 9 ne
spring suit and the new easter b
arrives, as they will feel mighty cor
mon sitting on these slick shiI
seals In their old buds.