The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1904-11-26
Wellington aEd Vicinity.
(BY LEALMA.)

sas City.
John Ritter had business at WintOn
Monday.
Ora Harrison OF Richmond Mo! was
here Saturday.
Elmer Ovens OF Richmond had
business her Thursday.
Ernest FlournOy was home Monday
and Tuesday Of this week.
Born on Friday, Nov. 18th, to the
wife of Edward Hammer, boy.
R, L. Mann was in Kansas City
Monday after new supply Of msrOhaD.
disc.
Mrs. L. A. Knll and Will Brown
were in Kansas City buying more rOods
Wednesday.
Edison Slade was over from henry,
Mo. to visit the family Of his uncle,
John L. Slade, Monday,
Miss Bertha Larkln left Thursday
morning and will spend the remainder
of the week with the home folks.
Miss Lizzie and White Lockhart
came home Wednesday aud will stay
during the remainder OF the week.
Mrs. DR.. P. S. Fulkerson came up
from Lexington Friday evening for a
short stay with the family or Mrs. H.
B Corse,
Will Crutsinger has given up his
position as weigh master at the Daisy
mine, and W. j. Carpenter installed
in the place.
Jacob Crutslnger has been granted
lay of 4 Is days, and in company
with his wife Is passing the time here
with friends
Mrs. Dora Carter and son George,
OF Clinton, Mo-, arrived here Wsdnss.
day evening fora stay Of several dAys
with her uncle, Jos. Mann,
Married Wednesday svsnipg, Nov.
i28aat thsuhauIs-oR shps bs5ag ~ pursr,H,
Miss Carrie, Daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
r. F. Flournoy, and Mr.. William Beal.
A hutlng party, OF l2 mem bsrs on
each side went hunting Thursday, the
loossrs were to furnish supper for ell,
One side killed 267 and the other 1858
bead of Game.
In conformity with an order Issued
by the Government Inspectors, the
Wellington ferry boaL has been sup
piled with " hIstle, which Is operated
by compressed arr.
The blacksmith shop at the Daisy
coal mine wSs totally distroyed by FIRE
Sunday night, losses including the
tools and fixtures, 5000, fully insured
The orgrin Of the fire Is not known.
The commissioner recently appoint
ed BY the county court, made pre-
hminary survey CT the promise route
for ths drainage ditch through a part
of Egypt bottom Monday and will
likely make a favorable report in the
proposition.
Dled-four miles east of this city on
Wednesday, November 2S, Mr.. Tho
Smalley, aged about 22 years. Th,
remains we're taken to- Lexington fol
burial en- Thursday accompanied BY
several members of Wellington lodge
l. D. o. +. OF which he belonged,
The remaing OF George @. Adamson
who passed awsy from this life in Kan
sas City, Mo. on Wednesday, Nov. 2.
were brought to this city and laid away
in the family lot in Mount Olivet Gem
etary Friday morning. Mr.. Adamsor
was born in Mason, county Kentucky
on July 4, 1925 and from there cam,
w est and located in Wellington ii
1877 and here resided until the dat,
of bis death. He was married here OF
the % day of August, 1852 to Misl
Martha ]. Cundift and to them sever
childrfh we're born, four Of which sur
vive BIN, Mrs, Gertrude Civer, Mis-,
Jennis and Messrs Edwin and Ebert
with the mother all live in Kansas City
A faithful member Of the n. E. churct
South and for the greater part Of biz
stay here was brother in'good stand
ing IN Wellington Lodge 1. y. 0. F
but failed to unite with the order wher
moyeing to Kansas City. lie wal
honest, upright and straightforward
andis'may be we'll said,a good man hai