The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1905-09-02

car loads OF Western horses which he
viii sell at auction.
Ronald McDOugal, Of Sedalia, for
merly telegraph operator for the Mis-
souri, Pacific ct this place, spent SUM-
day here with friends.
Miss Louise Mccoy returned to her
home 10 independence Saturday
afternoon, after a visit with the
family Of T. c. Sawyer.
Mrs. Richard Field return d Sunday
from a visit In Independence. Her
little granddaughter, Rebecca Evans,
accompanied her home.
Otto George and wife, who have
been visiting the family Of K. P.
Long, returned to their home in
Kansas City Sunday afternoon.
Miss Carrie Field returned from
Independence Tuesday morning.
Her sister, Mrs. L. Fred Evans
accompanied her home for a visit.
Mrs. Evan Young went to Kansas
City Saturday evening. Her graud-
child, Eva Cornell, who has b-en
visiting here, accompanied her home.
Claude Vanderpool left Sunday
afternoon for a stay In Colorado
Springs. His mother, Mrs, M. E..
Vanderpool, accompanied him as far
as Kansas City.
James Drummond and wife went to
Kansas City Saturday afternoon for a
brief stay. Miss Ruth Whitsett, Of
Kansas City, who has been visiting
here accompanied them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. EgelhofI, Misses
Ella and Emma Baehr and Edna
Zimmerman, Of Kansas City, who
have been visiting Mrs. Margaret
Weis, returned home Sunday after
noon.
President R. N. Cook Monday sole
to Captain W. D. Rankin his property
on the corner Of College and Franklin
streets, consisting Of two store build
ings and a residence, consideration
$1,000.
The body Of Gus McOuiston, al
ploye of the Loose-Well Cracker Co.
who was drowned in the Missouri
river at Kansas City while bathing las
Thursday, was recovered at yelling
Saturday.
An adjustment of the losses of tn
Baptist church by the recent storm wa
made Monday. The church wa
given 81, 900 and the wreckage. Tn
work of repairing the building vii
begin At once.
Henry Marquardt has received fror
tue Champion Shoe Manufacture
d, Co., OF st. Louis a machine fC
sewing soles on shoes. This machln
is the latest pattern, having bee
patented only last year.
Mrs j. G. McConkey and baby, G
is Louis, arrived Monday atternoo
for a visit with her parents, Dr.. a.
, Mrs. e. C. Gordon. Miss Haiti
Gordon, who has been visiting Mr.
|McConkey, returned with her.
Paul Johnson OF Chicago and Mi,
Emma Buchanan who have been til
guests of the family Of ]. M, CrOwdt
went to Odessa Tuesday morning
Mr. Johnson and Miss Buchanan wi
' be married at. Odessa Wednesday ar
will then 60 to Chicago.
At a meeting of Itasca Encam.
ment No. 6, l. o. o. F., Mond
night, the following officers we
elected: Lee Hopper, G. P; Villa
Shipman, H. P; S. N. King, S. "
j. Joe Talbot, J.. W; G. G. Ludwig
y Scribe. Thomas Walton was non
mated for representative to the graz
;. encampment.
d One of the suits at this term
court, Stramcke VS. Pacific Expire
Co., brought out some interest.
" criminal developments. More than
year ago Mrs. L. T. Stramc.
# delivered to Geo. P. Venable, Of tt
city, a diamond to be reset. N
Venable sent the gem to
~ correspondent at Kansas, who reset
and delivered it to the Paci
Express company. 1t was neV
received here, and Mrs. Stramc
= sued to recover the gem or its Walt
The cOmpany's detectives ina.