The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1904-11-05
Wellington and Vicinity.
(BY LEALMA.)

Lo AlngbOu WouhoounJs
Herman SchoppenhsrSt had business
10 Lexington Saturday.
Jonh T. Renick OF the Oak Grove
vicinity was here Tuesday.
Edward Harris of Kansas City was
here a short time last Thursday.
Ex.Mayor W. J. Carpenter is suffer-
ing with badly sprained ankle.
H.C. Brinkman and wife returned
from St. Louis Thursday evening.
Fl. D. Smith and wife and ], b.
Hall went to St. Louis Sunday morn
ing.
H. H. Llmberg was IN jackson
count on business one or tao days this
week.
Some gentlemen Of means are lock-
ing for a site to erect big grain eleVa-
tor here.
G. L. Th1mpson went to Kansas
City to here Bryan's speech Friday
evening.
John Ritter, Emmett Burgess and
William Tuepker returned from St.
Louis Sunday.
The firm Of Limberg and Denton
has been Dissolved by mutual consent,
Mr.. Limberg retiring.
A. f. Oberhelman and Henry Holke
with their wives spent the day with
folks in Napoleon Sunday.
William M. Duck attended the
quarterly meeting at the NJ. E. church
south in Odessa last Sunday.
John H. Grumpke and wife and
Hcrman Grumpke were down from In
! dependence Saturday and Sunday,
After short stay with relatives near
town Mrs. Leslie Davis returned to
her home 10 Kansas City Monday.
The Napoleon Telephone company
is setting poles and will soon extend
its lines south from this city on the
Odessa road.
Mrs. John Gausman rot home
Sunday after several weeks visit with
her parents Mr. and Mrs. T. Whitsou
Of Independence.
William Adams and wife of Carroll
ton, Mo-, after a weeks stay With the
family Of R. L. Mann returned home
Thursday morning.
Nathan Talbot Of Camden, Mo.
has purchased the stock and fixture
aud reopened the restaurant formerl,
occupied by G. A, Bauman.
The l. o. 0. f. are having stag
erected in thewest end Of hall there ant
will convert the store room under thei
lodge room into . public hall.
Josiah Mann and wife returned Sal
urdsy after visiting the Worlds Fai
! and several weeks stay wit h old friend
I in the eastern part Of the State.
( E. NJ. Thomas, Jr., and w. "
Corse went to Kansas City Sunday I
!. begin the discharge Of the duties II
). Gently assigned them in the Rlilwa
, Mail service there.
i Messrs. H. r. Bushart, Lutht
/ Fry, and S Hays Of Greenwood, Mo
b were here two or three days this wee
G duck hunting on the river hut foun
e the weather too warm for good sport
Il T. G. Lsuderdale of Warrensbur
e and Mrs. ] a. Carr and others frol
II Odessa and large number Of oI
IS friends from Lexington attended Il
'r funeral services of Mr.. H. S. Kinkes
Is here Sunday.
= Miss Lizzie Logan who for the pas
y eight months has been staying wit
i her aunt, Mrs, Lula Williams LEI
81 Monday for her home in Georgli
o followed by the best wishes Of frfeut
20 she has found here.
Fred Owens has sold his interest
= the Wellington bakery and is movin
his family to Richmond this week ar
: will go there in week or two bimsel
: His former partner j. F. Campbell wi
(. bire assistance and continue Il
bnsneSs.
A crowd of youngsters went o'
| hickory nut hunting and though The
r. made diligent search through II
4. entire city Of Odessa found nothing
the kind theru but as the BOYS al