The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1904-06-25
Wellington and Vicinity.
(BY LEALMA.O

Walter Hoke and Abe Greasy trans
acted business in Lexington Monday.
Wesley Johnson aud sister, Mss
Ethel, we're guests OF friends here
Sunday.
". B. Emison was on the Kansas
City market with a load OF cattle
Tuesday,
Mrs. R. L. Mann got back Saturday
from a months stay with friends in
CarrolltOn, Mo.
Henry Buddemeyeri u company with
his family spent the day with friends
in Corder Sunday.
Misses Maggie Larkin and Grace
Mann, delegates from Wellington,
attended the conference of the EpwOrtb
League at Higginsville Sunday.
Mrs. Minnie Daniels came down from
Kansas City. Saturday evening and
remained until Monday morning with
the family of James A. Emison, SOU b
Of town.
While at work in q field belonging
to John Hoehn. five miles west OF
town, Wednesday afternoon a derrick
pole with which they wore stacking
hay fell, striking Mr.. Fritz Scholle,
breaking his collar bone. DR.. John
ann adjusted the fracture and he
As doing we'll at last accounts.
Married, Sunday afternoon, June
1904, at the German Methodist
Church in Napoleon, by the Rev. Fl.
A. H%ohenwald, Of Lexington, Miss
Dora Suffer Of that place and MIR. Paul
Fieselman. Mr.. Feloelman has for
several months past been employed IN
the store of H. G. Larberg In this city,
during which time he has made many
warm friends, several of which went to
Napoleon on the evening train and
accompanied them this far on their
journey 10 their new home in Treloar,
Warren county, where Mr.. Freshman
will engage IN the mercantile business.
May they be happy and prosperous.
Married, at the home of the bride
10 this city, at 5 O'Clock Wednesday
afternoon June %, Miss Augusta NJ,
youngest daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Lockhart and Mr.. William F.
Llneback, WellingtOn's popular and
progressive barber, with a beautiful
ceremony by Rev. T. NJ. Cobb, Of
Lexington, in the presence Of a large
number Of friends of the families.
Those IN attendance from out OF town
were: Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Fitch,
Camden; Mr.. and Mrs. W. I. Johns,
Odessa; j. x. Gray and daughter, Miss
Bertha, Waterloo; Miss Maud Ecklesr
Kansas City; Misses Susie and Ryky
Eastwood, Oak Grove; Mr.. Walter Kite
and sister, Miss ASna, Bates City, and
Mesdames ]. e. Myes, NJ. E. Burton
and w. Johnson, Lafayette count,
The attendants were Miss Alice Gray
and Mr.. Henry Holke, Miss White
Lockhart and Mr.. B. c. Drummond
On entering the parlor they we're pre-.
ceded by little Miss Gladice Moeller, 8
5niece Of the bride, bearing the weddin!
ring, Miss Mamie rendering the wed
ding march. Shortly after the cere
mony delicate and tempting refresh
ments were served, following whicl
the BRIDE and groom with sewers
friends were driven to the depot au'
amid showers of rice and shoes of al
sizes the couple boarded the evening
train for Kansas City, where they vii
spend a day or two and then atten.
the Worlds Fair, returning in abou
two weeks will take up their abode |
their new house just completed IN th
west end OF town. They we're th
recipients of many useful and beautifr
presents which your correspondent
cannot describe or enumerate her
from many friends who join me !
wlsblng that through life
May the brightest of sunbeams
The lightest of showers
The clearest pure streams
The dearest rare flowers
She'd radiance abroad
Every shadow dispel
And each gentle zephyr
With sweet fragrance smell.
. DOVER DOINGS.
NAL VIM was Ia Lexington Tuesdal