The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1905-05-06


home IN Malta Bend Wednesday
night.
Mrs. Addie Young left Thursday
evening for Kansas City to visit
relatives.
Mrs. Bird Campbell and Miss Annie
Ireland returned from Kansas City
Tuesday night.
DR.. W. B. Weedin returned We'd
nesday morning from an EXTENDED
stay in Salt Lake City,
For SALE-Barred Plymouth Rock
eggs S1.0O per setting Of 10.
3-lSdIw4tw MRS JN0. r. POTTs
Gilbert Edwards went so Napoleon
Wednesday morning, where he will
be engaged in painting for some time.
Mrs. John Walker aOd Miss Mary
Kelley of Page City were 10 Licking
ton Tuesday shopping and enjoying
the circus.
Mrs. Talbot Simpson and two
children, McClelland and Talbot, re-
turned to their home in Aullville
Wednesday.
j. Il. Sullens. superintendent Of
the Prudential Insurance Company,
visited the Lexington agency Thurs
day evening.
Miss Mary McClelland and Mrs. 1.
&. Neale and baby went to Kansas
City Friday morning for a few days
visit with friends
Born, in Warrensburg Ma 4th, TO
the wife of August Warren a boy.
Mrs. Warren was Miss Bess Stewart
of near Lexington.
Miss Grace Mann went to Yelling
ton Thursday evening on account of
the dangerous illness Of her grand
father, Josiah Mann.
Mrs j. G. McGrew Sr,, Mrs. E. j.
McGrew, Mrs. J. G. McGrew Jr,, and
baby went to Sedalia Wednesday
morning for a brief visit,
For SALE-A lot of native lumber,
oak, walnut, cottonwood, sycamore
anc elm. Apply to DIS. Tucker &
Fredendsn, Lexington, Mo. 4.22t4
j. C. Crutcher, who has been fire
man on the river route, left for Boon
vile Wednesday morning where be
has been transferred to the BoOnville
AID Versailles branch.
G. w. Orossan Of ST., Louis
adiustin for tie Citizens Insurance
Co., was here Thursday TO assist Mr..
f. b. Willie In adjusting a loss al
McGrews nine caused by a wind
storm.
NANlED-A salesman to sell oil as
a side line. Que who visits mills,
electric light plants and coal mines
preferred. Apply,
GEORGE P. JONES 81 COMPANY,
st. Louis, Missouri
". V. Curtis sold Wednesday fo'
Ce ,tral College the residence prop
eli, 10 College Place recently givel
to tne college by the Methodist Con
ference, to Mrs Susan l. Kirtley
consideration so, 900.
f. l.. Collins, who has been a stu
dent at w. M, A., left for his HON
10 p ttsburg, Kas,, Wednesday ever
ing. Cadet Collins has been unabl
} to attend TO his school duties for som
time owing to i'll health.
I Mrs. Maggie O'Byrne, Of Kans;
City, who has been visiting relative
. here, returned home Thursday accom-
/ panied by her two little nieces, Su
FiDdley aud Cornelia Hicklin, WI
i, will make her a shorJ visit.
Sheriff Charles Kiukead took Robel
L Reed. an alleged horse thief, to Kal
u sas City, Kas., "Wednesday evening
= lodge him 10 Jail. Reed is charge
is with stealing a horse in Bonn,
If Springs, Kas., and selling it
J. Buckner, Mo.
The faculty aud students Of Centr
College have just received and read
:, chapel service a letter from the
friend and supporter DR.. W.
' Palmore, who wrote from London
he was returning from a four month
az trip 10 South America.
WANTED-Salesman With ability al
as business experience TO sell High Gu
ID Lubnca,iug Oils, Greases and Par
J on commissions. Man owning hor