The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1905-09-02
Wellington sud Vicinity
(BY LEALMA.)

Sunday.
Prosecutor N. NJ. Houx bad business
here Tuesday.
Miss Matte Lauderdale is visiting in
Warrensburg this week.
George Wilson was in Lexington Cd
legal business Monday.
Pearl Workman of Independence
spent the day here Sunday.
Mrs. Robert Linns and Miss Lottle
were shopping in Lexington Tuesday.
Frank and Will Lauderdale spert
the day in Independence last Sunday
Mrs. Jerry Connors and children
visited friends IN Independence on last
Sunday,
E P. Mann Of Springfield Mo.
spent Sunday and Monday with
relatives here.
Henry Whiteman and family are
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. R. NJ. Taylor in
this city this week.
Miss Nancy Wright returned to her
home in lexington Thursday after a
stay Of several days with Miss Dora
Kull.
County Assessor Marquis vas here
Thursday, Friday and Saturday of
last week Investigating the finance of
ou- citizens.
Uncle James EmisOn has been very
feeble and growing weaker for several
days and it is feared can last but a
short time longer.
After q weeks stay with friends here
Mrs. NJ. J.. Adamson and daughter
Miss Jennie returned to their home In
Kansas City Tuesday.
After several weeks stay with
relatives in this city and near Sunshine
Miss Gertrude Weiss left for her home
in Kansas City Sunday morning.
A. M. Lockhart and wife OF Oak
Grove Mo-, arrived in Wellington on
Wednesday evening and will remain
with relatives and friends until Sunday
evening.
An immense crowd gathered at the
Mission feast at the German church
here last Sunday. Napoleon, Levasy
and other surrounding towns beng
we'll represented.
DR.. f. W. Mann Wednesday went
with Elmer Duebbert to Lexington
to have an -xray picture of Elmer's lee
that was broken on July 4th taken fol
the NJ. B. A. of which order be is q
member.
A. Wilson and wife U~ndeDomina.
tionaI Travelling Evangelist came tC
Wellington on the six O'Clock train
Sunday and later IN the evening bott
delivered a sermon to large crowds al
81 and Pine street.
The public school term of 1905 snt
6 Wellington district will opsn mex
Monday September 4 with Prof. Johr
Bruno 10 charge of the senior grade
Miss Bertha Larkin in the interme diatl
and Miss Matte Lauderdale in the
primary room,
Monday morning a bright young
chap hailing from just where no ont
knows drifled In to J., A. Lineback:
shop and purchasing two gallons o
roof paint at IS cents a gallon, wen
ont for a stroll, and before night severa
Of the good wives and ho~usekeepers II
the vicinity bad purchased a halt pin
uOtbl6 VI uloO Cldoa otONS UUi.hH IOI ~
cents, and now there Is lot a benedIc
In Wellington who would let BIZ
spouse catch him taxing a close lool
at one Of the stoves about the housI
for a $40 bill.
Saturday morning Employers on tn
ferry boat Wellington discovered tb,
body Of a man floating in the rive
which they succeeded in landing nea
the foot of Vine street and In respons
to a message tent to Kansas City Mrs
Nettie MorIsy of that place came dow
on the evening train and on the follow
ing morning fully Identified it as tn
body OF her son Gus McCuiston VIII
was taken With the eramp and drowne
while bathing in the Missouri rive
there on Thursday. The remain
were returned to Kansas City o
Sunday morning and from there take
to Strausburg for interment Monday