The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1905-10-21
Wellington and Vicinity
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(BY LEALMA.)

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Mrs, H, B. Corse was shopping in
Kansas City Wednesday.
Miss Bessie Bryant, of Mayview is
the guest of relatives here.
Otto Koch and Emmett Burgess
were in Kansas City Tuesday.
Born on Sunday October 18th to the
wife of James Reder near Sunshine
boy.
William NJ. Duck was in Kansas
City consulting with an oculist
Wednesday.
A. F. Uberhelman and A T.
Mahoney had business at the county
seat Tuesday.
Jacob Crutsinger and wife visited
relatives here this week and returned
home Wednesday,
James Bryant has purchased lot in
the south part Of town and Is erecting
residence there.
The Wellington officials are having
an additional room erected on the east
side OF their building.
Frank Downing, Of Warsaw, Mo-, is
spending few days with his uncle,
Jack Downing, OF this city.
Mrs. w. F. Lineback is spending
this week with her sister Mrs. f, f.
Moeller of Independence, Mo.
DR.. ]. A. Mann was called to
Breckenridge Mo-, by the serious
illness OF his uncle Mr.. Ned Scarlett.
Edward Nelwig left Saturday
morning for California where likely
his family will soon go to make their
home.
Letters received from Kansas City
say that Mrs. W. S. Griffin is recover
lug fast and will soon be able to re-
turn home.
Mrs. Charles Snyder and Miss
Virgie Slade, OF Odessa visited relatives
In and near Wellington in the early
part OF this week.
A rumor Is current that the Lanning
ElarrisO Coal compah ars1onteup plating
the erection of building for coal
Office of their own In Wellington.
Wellington now receives SIX mails
daily as follows. Going east 1870
a. m. 6:47 p. M. and 8;S1 p. m.
Going west 1850 a. m. 1O;45 a. m. and
p. m,
Reports from Waterloo say that
Emil Ameling is not growing seriously
worse, only little weaker. Friends
are sitting up with HIM and hope for
his recovery, if the girls get back here
= inside of the next week.
The remains of Albert, son of Mr..
o and Mrs. John Reeder, about one
year OF age, who died after lingering
illness at their home near FaIrview
school house on Wednesday, Oct, Is,
were inferred az the Mount Olivet
r cemetery Thursday.
j. Burglars unlocked the front door at
n George Larberg's store and then blew
IS open the safe securing $3.50 or $500 in
y stamps and cash, mostly the former,
u There is lNIl9 or no clue, only an old
If bolt beaten to point at . blacksmith
/ shop, was found in the floor in post
e Office Friday morning.
" ]. L. Vale, OF Kansas City, Kansas
'r ou last Monday, as he had previously
le notified Herman Karow, came to Wei
-e liugton and disinterred the remain
ly OF the hoater found in the river las
is May by Mr.. Karow, but it was no
,e Mr.. Vale's son, @. G. Vale, Wh'
t. mysterlously disappeared last spring
N and cannot be found. The youn!
er man was wealthy and it is believed
wes foully dealt with
IT Otto aud leonard the four year ole
0l twin sons of Mr.. Lutes Bernhard
50 living on the William Sellmeyer plac'
10 near the DAISY coal mine went ou
N about one O'Clock on Wednesday anC
~ two hours later Otto was missing
% Search was made and one Of the childf
Sc shoes was found on the ground anC
~ shortly after the body found in th'
'e cistern at the barr, he having likell
10 taken off the shoe aud sat down thereon
ID when one OF the loose boards on tn
ir cistern top slipped and let him tal
10 through. Burial arrangements not ye
h. completed.
l., Mrs. Samuel Davis, j. ], Witt ant
I'd wife and Miss Lillian Bowen, o
n Marshall naSsed Through here OF