The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1904-08-27
COUNTY NEWS
Wellington and Vicinity.
(BY LEALMA.)

AAeoNeJs
Fred Ovens and wife we're in Rich
mond Sunday,
Miss Grace Loekhart was up from
Lexington Sunday.
H. J. Thurman had business in
Kansas City Tuesday.
John W%oltencamper Of Napoleon.
was here Wednesday.
Henry Rocklage transacted business
in Kansas City Tuesday.
H. G. Larberg was in Kansas City
buying goods Wednesday.
Bora, on Monday, August %, to the
wife OF CALVIN Klotz, a girl.
L. B. Seitz returned Monday from a
weeks stay at the Worlds Fair.
Herman Schwartz left Thursday for
a visit with friends in Herman, Mo.
A. F. Oberhelman and wife were
guests Of relatives in Napoleon Sunday.
T. E. Chinn and wife, of Independ.
ence, visited friends here last Sunday.
Miss Bessie Bryant of the Mayhem
vicinity is visiting friends here this
week,
Miss Dora Slade has been feeling
in~disposed this week but is growing
better.
John Gausmsn and family spent the
day with relatives in Independence
Sunday.
Miss May Rider, of near Sunshine,
visited friends here one or two days
this week.
W. B. Emison took fist and second
premiums in the stallion show at the
state fair at Sedalia last week.
Forest Crews, who has been working
in a butcher shop In Sweet Springs for
several months past is home again.
H. H, Kalkmeyer, Herman Sondker,
John A. Mann, Alex Denton and Mrs
G. A. Kull and daughter, Miss Dora,
are at the worlds fair this week.
W. F. johnson and wife and daugh.
ter, Miss Ethel, came over from
Odessa Sunday, the former to spend
the day and the latter remaining until
Tuesday.
Numerous friends attended an enter.
tainment given in honor of Mr.. j.. L
Lee of Frankfort, KY, at the home o
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Lockhart Monday
evening.
Miss Lizzie Lockhart has beer
appointed teacher in me of the public
schools in Ray county, north of Cam
den, and left for that place Wednesday
morning.
Jessie Linebaok has purchased lot
of Mrs. Carrie Duebbert located il
Duebbert's addition to Wellington an,
will erect a residence thereon in tht
near future.
Rev. S. P. Cayton was over iron
Odessa and delivered his farewell ser
mon to his flock here unless the gen
NJ eral conference deem it best to return
him to his charge for another year.
John and Richard Taylor, who TO
several months past have been living i
or near Wellington with their iamilie:
left Tuesday morning for Cincinnati
Iowa, where they will reside in tb
future.
Some one careleSsly threw a lot G
wire belonging to the Napoleon Telt
phone Company over in the pasture G
G. W. Nader, east OF town, and o
last Saturday 3 valuable COW 0elongln
to Walter E. Bryant got tangled Their,
in and was choked to death. Litigatio
will likely follow.
About four months since Ellis, tt
young son of Mr.. j. f. Bryant, droV
a small nail into his foot INJECTING
was then thought. a PAINFUL but nj
dangerous wound, but it never heale'
and recently symptoms Of bloo'
poisoning appeared, and on Sunds
his father in company with DR., F. v
Mann took him to Kansas City and Q
Tuesday an operation was performs
there and a piece Of dead bone r
moved and he was doing well at la
accounts.
Very many Of the residents Of We
lington felt a sharp pang of sincel
regret deener and mnre lasting tina