The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1905-01-28

Hoffman.
Mrs. James H. CatrOn came home
from Kansas City Thursday evening.
She reports Mrs. Marshall's condition
somewhat better.
Mrs. Amelia Barry, Mrs James
Murray aud carl Hoffman aud wife
returned to their home 10 Kansas
city Wednesday evening.
Louis Schneider suffered a stroke OF
PARALYSIS few DAYS ago. On account
OF Mr. Schneider's age his condition
is considered very serious
Mrs. Julia Marquardt aud Mrs.
Elizabeth Stockert, OF Havana, H.,
cine 10 Tuesday night to attend the
funeral Of Mrs. Ernest Hoffman.
W. V. Curtis on Wednesday sold
Phil Marshall's residence 10 College
Place TO Bate c. Drummond, con-
sideratiou s2,l75. Possession will be
given March l.
Price Payn e Of H~igglnsville, slipped
aud fell on the ice near his home
Thursday and fractured his right
ankle. We are glad to note that his
condition is improving.
james Bellies, a well known farmer
living south Of H~lgglDsville, while at
work on bis farm a few days ago, re
ceived q fail and had the misfortune
to fracture q Of his legs.
Iu the case Of the State vs. Orear
and Skidmore, charged with shoot ng
Chess Conway at Higginsville, the
defendants were bound over to awais
the action Of the grano iory.
Harry Blee, who was a DELEGATE 70.
TIVE o. NJ. W. OF A convention he'd il.
indianapolis, returned boue We5u@
day morning. he reports = VERY
pleasant meeting OF the order.
John Friedrich, q Lrawuuortn-
Kas came in TUesday night Mr.
Friedrich was a resident OF LeK1gc1n
for a number u years His rEs sa'
daughter OF the h,s Ms HEE4o
Joe Bowman, Hh1 ms been usag
relatives here, returned ii BIS home
IN Ea1szs CTS T-a5aT 1gaz Mr.
Bowman AS ssa1 Years 5eP4s and
four years sas-E &C Llf4 s1rs saunrF
J. B. Noocsaead FIR e7sraL aus
president q The scuth1aa Lnu-
bermenS AssocAto1 ws AIDED Z
the directory Of that organization 1t
the arnual election in Kansas City
Wednesday.
Talbot Simpson, Of AuIlvile, passed
through here Thursday with a car Of
stock for the Kansas City market
He was joined here by bis father,
Judge Simpson, who will speed a day
or two 10 the city.
John Nelson a Swede vas Knocked
down Wednesday night on Tenth
street, nea Main. Some cne threw
a b;ick and struck him in the head.
The injuries to Mr.. Nelson are not
HIS aSssilsnt Is unknown.
The Bell Telephone people began
their poles in tie streets and
alleys a few days ago, out having 20
for a local phone add not
the necessary permission from
the council they were ordered by the
mayor to stay their proceedings until
they had secured the proper authority.
Mr.. W. B. Patton with a frst-class
company appeared at the New Grand
Thursday night in the "Last Rose Of
Summer" The story is bright and
pleasing and was thoroughly enjoyed
by a large and a%ppreciatiye audience.
Mr. Patton is a favorite here, and last
received a splendid welcome,
called before the curtain several
The company we're all good.
Miss Miguon 0xer as Sadie Reynolds
was particularly bright and clever,
THE Irish Pawnbrokers, the
fourth edition Of which is presented
by Joe W. Spears farce. comedy star
triumvirate, is the work Of Edgar
Selden, the prolific playwright who
has contributed many successes to the
American stage. This new edition
is said to be o Of the brightest,
checklist pieces of extravaganza yet
seen, Astounding with comical sltua.
lions and dialogues, the smartness of
which is beyond dispute, AT Grand
opera house Thursday, February O..
Mrs. L A. Golladay returned from
Onk Crnrn M.l-