The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1904-08-20
Wellington and Vicinity.
(BY LEALMA.)

II. F. Brinkman was in Higginsvile
on business Tuesday.
Henry Holke went to Napoleon Sun
day to spend the day.
Elmer Duebbert got home from st.
Louis Monday morning,
DR.. Gillespie, OF Napoleon, was here
for short visit Monday.
G. T. Bryant was over from the
Mayview vicinity Saturday.
William Sellmeyer and family spent
the day IN Napoleon Sunday.
A big crowd Of youngsters we're out
hay riding Tuesday evening,
Miss May Bryant went to Sedalia to
attend the State Fair Wednesday.
Miss Mary Chlnn of Independence,
spent the day with friends here Sunday.
James E. Perrine and family, of
Huron, Kas., are here visiting rela-
tives. 81
Mrs. Tracy of Richmond, twas the
guest of Mr.. Fred Ovens family
Sunday. a1
Lockhart Lee OF Kentucky, is spend.
ing few days with the family OF J, A.
Lockhsrt.
Arthur Chanslor of the Bates City
vicinity paid wellington short visit
Wednesday.
H. B. Corse and daughter, Mrs. DR..
F. W. Mann, were In Lexington
Wednesday.
Mrs. Harry Purcell returned to her
home in Independence Tuesday after
visit with friends here.
j. r. Moorehead was up from Lex
ington on bu mess relating to his lum-
ber yard here Monday.
j. f. Larkin was In independence
on business with the Independence
Milling Company Tuesday.
William Sondker and S. W. Cans
and his family returned from their
Worlds Fair visit Tuesday.
Miss Kate Prock from near Pleasant
Prairie church, was the guest of the
Misses Slade Wednesday night.
George M. Slade went to Kansas
City Wednesday morning where he
will endeavor to find employment.
John Rider and Miss Clara Dickson
Of Kansas City, we're here on visit to
his parents Saturday night and Sunday.
Eugene Dieckhaus and wife we're up
from HigGinsville on visit TO old
friends here Saturday night and Sunday
Ed Crews has been employed as q
bartender at Palmer's saloon in Lex.
ington and lett for that place Monday
morning.
, G. H. Hoffman of Camden has rent
e ed the dwelling house purchased this
e week of Mrs. A. f. Ragland, and will
/ move his family here in few days.
: H. W. and A. j. Carter have beer
+ down near Mayvew nearly all of thl
. week overhaulIng and rebuilding
T. traction engine for James O'Donnell.
0 Eugene Ragland. of Denver, Col,
+ came Saturday morning and will re
u main for few days with his grand
: father, James A. Emison, south 0
town.
Misses Leslie Griffin, Leila Carpen
a ter, Maggie Larkin, Ban Crutsinge
!. and Mr.. r. NJ. Wright were erjoyin
e the sights at the State Fair in Sedali
x Tuesday and Wednesday.
The Mo. P. R. R. Monday put
force OF men and eleven trains to wor
y widening and ditching in the cuts o
n both sides Of the depot here. The
lie expect to be here for several weeks.
u A number of their young friend
we're very pleasantly entertained b
80 MIR. and Mrs ]. L. Rider one evenin
last week, tho occasion being the :
birthday OF their daughter, MISS Mary
g Fred Kordes on Wednesday pul
as chased the Krieiz farm consisting
g. 100 acres, of U, G. Phelzing, tt
IN executor Of the estate of Frederic
ne Knetz, deceased paying $4,000 thel
IN for.
7 H. H. Limberg was notified }
y phone that his brother-in-law, Ere
Rlskie, had been seriously injurg
rs while assisting to move school houi
at near independence and left for th
Ve place Tuesday morning.