The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1905-09-30

Louis Gratz returned from Kassas !
City Tuesday morning. Q
DR.. E, C. Gordon went to St.
Joseph Tuesday morning.
VIM. q. Campbell went to Kans 8
Tuesday morning on business. 4
Chas. Lyons returned Monday even
ing from a business trip to C~Oncordia.
W f. Hiuesley snd little daugh-
t r, Helen, went to Kansas City via
Santa Fe Monday evening.
George Hereford, Rev. Frank Allen
and Samuel NcBurney, of Odessa,
spent Monday in Lexington,
Mrs. Bess Bullard, who has been
laid up for three months with rheuma-
tism, was able to come down town
Monday.
s. W. Staffer and daughter, Miss
Alta, went to Kansas City Saturday
evening to spend Sunday with
relatives.
Mrs John Mcintyre and daughter
Miss Annie, went to Warrensburg
Monday morning to visit relatives
and friends.
John Hosfeldt who has been In the
Klondike regions for the past two
years, returned Monday and is visit
ing friends here.
Chas. E. Stokes, who has been
visiting bis son, DR.. H. G. Stokes,
returned to his home 10 Kansas City
Saturday evening.
NJ. w. Pauling, who has been visit
ing his parents MIR. and Mrs, William
Paullng, returned to his home. in
Dover Tuesday morning,
Mrs. Laura Thornton, who has
been visiting Capt. and Mrs. Frank
Thornton, returned to her home in
HIgginsville Tuesday morning.
Mrs. Ernest Wohlsecker, who has
been visiting the family Of L.
Rostaguo returned to her home at
Higginsville Monday morning.
y Chas. Grinstaf and wife, Of Corder,
who have been visiting Mr., Grinstaff
parents Mr.. and Mrs. j. Grinstatf
!. returned home Tuesday morning.
Mrs. R. A. Wilson went to Kansa:
City Sunday morning to attend the
p golden wedding anniversary Of heI
parents, MIR. and Mrs. 7. K. Hanna
which will take place Wednesday.
To- JOS. w. Bailey and wife left 70
Sebastopol, California, Monday. l
the climate proves beneficial to Mrs
% Bailey, who has been In poor health
n they will remain there indefinitely
Rev. W. G McCammon, VIII
T. has been Fhe pastor Of Prairi
&c Church, left Tuesday morning TO
Albany, to visit home folks, frou
" where he will go to Chicago to ente
le college.
WANT ED-A salesman to sell oil q
s. a side line. One who visits mill,
n electric light plants and coal mines
lie. preferred. Apply,
GEORGE P. JONES & COMPANY.
" st Louis, MissouT
az The East Lexington Deweys d.
feated the Athlstic Juniors % Bunk'
Hill Sunday by a score Of IL to i
to BAtteries:-for the Deweys, Simmer
to and Short; for the Athletics, Patte
son and T%hornberg.
Gin Old Virginia" was given
it the New Grand Monday night. The
III was a splendid attendance. The plt
sas was bright and clean and had
number OF realistic scenes and W
enjoyed by those present.
np /. M s Shelton, who has be-
md visiting bis cousin, Mrs. May VandC
pool, left Monday evening for Kans
City and Des Moinps, Ia, to vi
I H friends and relatives, from Will
places he will return to bis home
Central Park, III.
wis Bodilis, a miner in the Lat
y Exchange mines Of wellington, v
badly crushed Friday by a fall
" slate. Both legs were broken abe
the knee and the left foot crush
'ere He was taken TO St. Joseph hospi
rdia at Kansas City Saturday evening.
Il. Swartz, Geo. S. Waugh, Jc
Deroy, Chas. Clark, Col. W. f. Ne
'een Louis Schneider, Ben Gratz, Geo
5. Reupple, Joe Owens, Jas. Horn, d
re- Barns, Oswald Fegert and J.
3. Waugh went to Concordia SUM
two morning to attend the base |
ave game between Lexington Mercha
laus and Concordia.
ONE w. n cb,,os hos o,ven 10
Lexington Historical society the I
acob four issues Of the Missouri "E
attic Book"-1881 to 1887. They
the bound IN paper covers. The |
rned issue contains about twenty pages
lday advertising matter and
presumably issued by Secretary
state. Michael X. McGrath with
authority Of the legislature.
The Western Coal s. Mining
has inst, closed deals for 100 acre