The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1905-03-18
Wellington and Vicinity.
". ". cOrse is =, home this week.

Il. G. Lsrberg Wss in Kansas City
Wednesday.
Miss Carrie Benton spent the day
in HlgginsVille Sunday.
Il. F Brlnkman transacted business
in Lexington Wednesday.
5. F. Smith and wife we're over
from Gresnton trading Wednesday.
Born, on Thursday March 10th to
the wife Of Isaac Bryant, agirl.
Born. on Wednesday March 18th
to the wife Of Harry Mover, a boy.
Mrs. Carrie Duebbert is having a
new tin roof put on her store room.
DR.. Gallsple and John Wolfen-
hamper of Napoleon were here
Tuesday.
Dock Rankin and Joseph Hammer
were N Lexington Saturday on
business.
Miss Ada Startzmam of Blue
Springs was the guest Of friends here
last week.
Mrs, Richard o. Neal of Denver
Colorado is here visiting her brother
John Ritter.
W F. Llneback, J.. f. Larkin aud
Il. W. Carter had business in Kansas
City Tuesday.
John Woodruff and sister, Miss
Cora, spent the day with friends here
last Sunday.
Mise Virginia Slade came over from
Odessa Monday for a few days stay
with relatives here.
City engineer Joe Wilson of Lex
ingtOn was here laying out some new
town lots Saturday,.
Mrs. A N Woodland entertained a
number Of her young friends on
Wednesday evening.
Gus Bueneman was sick and con-
fined to his room one or two days in
the early part of this week.
Charles and Frank Deer and James
Graham from near Henry, Ray county
were here buying mules Monday.
Oscar Westerman has accepted a
clerkship with Messers CrenShaw &
Young of Lexington to take effect
Apri. LIST.
The riprap work on the river bank
on the west side Of Egypt Bottom
and 1t is said bids fair to accomplish
much good.
j. M. Drummond Of Odessa was
shaking hands with old friends here
Wednesday evening and durln G the
day Thursday.
George Sheets and Finls Klnkead
Of Lexington stayed with relatives Of
the latter near Fairvlew during a
portion Of last week.
Mrs. p. S. Fulkerson and daughter
Miss Kittle came up from Lexington
and passed a few hours with the
family of H. B. Corse Thursday.
A large number Of friends gathered
at her home to celebrate Mrs, H. W
Carriers TIL birthday last Saturday
and report a most delightful time
Messers s. T. jenkins and T. F,
Foster who have been managing th,
electric machinery at the tanning
Harris mine for several weeks past fol
the manufacturers have been transferr'
ed the former going back to Chicago
and the latter to Kansas City.
Messers Tom Larkin, VIII Tuepker
Elmer Duebbert, Forest Crews.
James Campbell, Alfred Bardet
Adolf Boese, O. L. Thompson, Ear
Taylor, Frank Woodland, j. A
Lineback, Walter Larkin aud Henry
Limberg accompanied by Misses JOSIE
Carter, Bertha Crews, Lena Budde
meyer, Bertha Larkin, Maggie
Larkin, Oracle Mann, Stella Duebbert
Ida Leggate, Bana Crutslnger ant
Pearl Taylor attended the show "My
Wife's Family" at the opera house ii
Lexington Thursday evening.
The remains of Miss Julia Bice WHIT
died Of old age on March 10, 1905
aged n years, we're brought here il
charge of Samuel 1. Shue Of Kansai
City aud inferred 10 the family lot ii
Mount Olivet cemetery last Sunday
Julia, as we all loved to call her, was
when Of tender years taken into tn,
care and protection of the family o