The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1905-11-11
Wellington and Vicinity

L. E. Keller, Of Lexington spent the
day with G. A. Kull and family.
James L. Klnkead was up from
Lexington on business Thursday
Josiah Lauderdale and daughter
Miss Matte were in Odessa Saturday.
John Rider was down from Kansas
City visiting the home folks II
Postum Bend.
William NJ. Duck was on the sick
last one or two days this week, but is
getting better.
Misses Dora and Annie Slade spent
two or three days with relatives near
Sunshine this week.
Mrs. Lula Williams has been quite
seriously i'll for several days and
reported little If any improved.
Price Crutslnger returned Friday
from Washington, where he has
been for the past nine months.
VILLAIN Thur3tom, OF Warsaw, Mo-,
arrived here Friday last for a visit of
several days with his brother-ln.law
Will Blown.
Mrs, SAllle Bryant, who has been
vistir her daughter Mrs. c. F,
Msloney IA Kansas City Kans., for
several weeks got home Sunday even
ing.
B. f Mooier, Fred Kruse, John
Killer and James Hall left Tuesday
morning on a trip through Southern
Missouri and 10 Arkansas looking a;
farming land.
Edward Kuhlman has purchased
two lots in Duebert's addition tC
Wellington and Will commence thC
erection Of u dwelling house thereon
in a few days.
l.. B. Leatherock Governmen
Route Agent was here THURSDAY
investigating and 1t is not unlikely
that important charges in the R. F
D. from wellington will soon tax,
place.
James @. Lineback Monda,
purchased the BARRIERS outfit Of H. A
Bedford and will continue the bushes
at the same stand Mr.. Bedfor'
going to Kansas City to work at hi
trade.
Mrs. W. s. Griffin accompanied b.
Miss Leslie Griffin was in Kansas Cit,
this week by advice of the sergean
who recently removed a tumor iro1
Mrs. Grifiu's breast aud we ore gla
to learn all are well pleased with th
progress made in her recovery.
John Ritter the mighty hunte
accompanied by his righthand ma
of general utility Henry Slaughter frs
mate on the ferry boat Wellington lie.
Tuesday morning for a big hunt mes
Winton and all Wellington are anxiousl
awaiting the return late in this wee
\ when 1t is confidently expected ths
g me will be cheap as dirt.
Last Friday night some time aft'
Midnight a horse belonging to Emmt
rgess got loose in his stall an
sdered away from the stable and
thought had been stolen unit
WI lesoay morning Mrs. Ed SchabeI
out to a cistera at the barn G
us in the east part of town to {
gashlng an found the amin
! the cistern.
mol remains OF Mrs. Margie Steiga
eparted this life at her hon
ter sunshine, of Brights disease, {
chi fy afternoon November st
7ere brought to this city al
al / in the l. o. o. F. burr
,an s on Monday. Mrs. Stelgi
anerly Miss Margie Wilson
ts Tennessee being So years
sunited in marriage 10 Reubu
Eelgall June 2S 1875 and was &
mother of seventeen children nine
whom William, Renick, Arthur Ma
now Mrs. William Crate, Ernei
Nellie, IRA, Claud and John with t
father still survive her, She was
faithful, earnest member of the Bapti
church esteemed and respected by
around her, A good woman gone
her reward.
When contrary to the result IL
reports Of his condition for sever
days past had led them to expect VIII
the nounoemen of the death