The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1905-08-26

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n. NJ. Cooper sold his farm on the
HiggiHsvllle road Tuesday to Temple
Bres., consideration $50 per acre.
This is one Of the finest farms in the
county.
WANlED-A salesman to sell oil as
a side line. One who visits mills,
electric light plants and coal mines,
preferred. Apply,
GEORGE P. JONES s. COMPANY,
St. Louis, Missouri.
Mr.. and Mrs, W. R. Pixley and
family, who have been visiting l.. V.
Bullard and wife, returned to their
home 10 Humansville, Mo-, Friday
morning.
w. H. Greer went to Independence
Thursday afternoon to attend the
annual reunion of Quantrell's men,
which will be held there Friday and
Saturday.
For kENT,-A farm Of about 200
acres, about l4O acres in cultivation.
About so acres for wheat. Adioins
the county farm. See JOHN NJ. RICE,
Amile east Of Wellington. S.12t4
William F. Kohlman, Of BoOnvllle,
is visiting his brother, Fred Kohlman.
Mr.. Kohlman has been with the
advertising department Of Campbell
Bros. circus for the past eighteen
months,
Mrs. E. ]. Stark and children, Of
St. Louis, aud Mrs. S. P. AyreS and
children, Of Bellewood, Neb., who are
visiting their father, Rev. Xenophon
Ryland, at Higginsv!lle, spent Thurs
day here with Mrs. John LOOMS.
WANTED-For general house work
on the farm, a nice white girl Nice
home fer right party, three 10 family,
one child I months old; good wages
Apply by letter or in person TO Mrs.
D. Q. Powell, Odessa, Mo. R. d.
No. 4. S-St6.
D. D. Gwinner and family left
Thursday night for Upton, where
they will live in the future. Mr..
Gwinner was mail clerk on the ]. c.,
B. & L. for about fifteen years. His
friends will be sorry to lose him as a
citizen Of Lexington.
Mrs. George W. Clark returned
Tuesday night from a two weeks
visit to the family Of her son, Isom
P, Clark, at Poteau, Ind. Ter. Hell
daughter, Miss Blanche, who haE
been visiting her brother for several
months, returned with her,
Mrs. E. B. Farley and two daugh.
ters, Misses Jean and Grace Arnold
arrived here Friday morning. Miss
Jean left for her home In Sedalia Fri
day morning, but Mrs. Farley ant
Grace Arnold remained for a brie.
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. George
Hutchinson.
WANTED-Salesman with ability ant
business experience to sell High Grad
i LubrIcating Oils, Greases and Paint
on Commission. Man owning hors
and buggy who could call on owner
Of threshing machinery preferred
0 Liberal terms. References required.
q The Federal Oil Co., Cleveland, Ohio
@. e. Neer and wife, Pat Roach, N
Hammer, Albert James, Fran
Stewart and daughter, Miss Georgia
Mrs. A. Misenhelter and daughter
y Mrs. Jesse Menaugh, K. P. Long
Otto George, Godfrey Shull, Arthu
a. Foster, Albert and Otto Meierer an
L. Ben Ridge went to Sedalia WedneI
IL day morning.
Friends in this city have receive
:. invitations to the wedding OF Nj
Lawrence Hyskell Hedrick and Nil
Lurline Logan, Of Des Molnes, low
on September It'll. MI. Hedrick vi
ia a visitor here last year for a few da!
~ after the Kansas Missouri foot ba
8. game Thanksgiving. Mr.. HedriC
was quarterback on the Tiger team.
~ Among those who went to Sedal
~ Thursday morning to attend ii
state fair were A. B. Foster, T.
Sawyer and daughter, Miss Mar
oil Chas. Klnkead and wife, Jam
70, Rankin and wife, Misses Myrtle lie
hume, Bette and Della Trail, Lau
d.. Taubman, Laura Mitchell, Geo. |
lg- Catron, NJ, D. Wilson, R. A. Hickli
r. D. r. Mitchell, Virgil Mitche
his Henry Ohel and wife, Mrs. A.