The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1906-05-12
LOCAL BRIEF S

derheide left Tor their home In t.
Louis Tues lay night.
Mrs. Dan Harrale and three CHI
dren went to Kansas City Friday
morting to visit relatives.
Mrs. Chris Kist aud daughter, Miss
Elfreda, aud son, Roscoe, returned to
Kansas City Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy A. Thompson,
nee Alexander, announce the birth OF
a daughter May lOtn, in ST. Louis.
Miss Matte Boulware, who has
been the guest Of Mrs. JAS. R. Moore
head, returned to her home 10 Butler,
Friday morning,
Howard A. Gass, Of Jefferson City,
Mo-, democratic candidate for State
Superintendent Of Schools, was in
Lexington Wednesday.
You cannot clean house without a
step ladder. l have the best one
ever made IN lengths from 3 feet to II
feet. j. r. Moorehead. Asst
Firman b. White sold today for
Miss Martha Harrelson 10 Geo. B.
Gordon the house and lot located at
the southwest corner Of 18th and
Main streets.
Charles P. LOOMS and Homer O..
Young left Wednesday morning for
Muskogee, 1. T., where they expect
to locate IL they can SECURE satlsiac-
tory positions.
Don't be fooled and made to believe
that rheumatism can be cured with
local applications. HOLSTERS Rocky
Mountain Tea is the only positive
cure for rheumatism. 80 cents, Tea
or Tablets. Sold by Leroy Farmer.
The second open air concert Of
Bells Cornet Band was given Thurs
day evening at the corner of 18th and
Main streets. A large crowd enjoyed
the programme, which was rendered
, very creditably and satisfactorily. Il
4 is the expectation to have these con.
r certs every Thursday night at various
a places on the streets.
o There can be no question Of thl
J, popularity Of many theatrical star
o with the American public, neverthe
t less it is a fact that many Of tn
{ most successful plays are those tina
were not written for a star. Thoma
9 Dixon Jr's great play, "The Clans
8 man." which will appear here May "a
G is OF the latter class. So importan
d and strongly drawn are the impor an
b characters that it would be impossibl
to find a star role,
= When the baby talks, it is time
" give it HOLSTERS Rocky Mountai
: Tea, It's the greatest baby medicine
known to loving mothers. 1t make
them eat, sleep and grow. IS cent
Tea or Tablets. Sold by Lero
Farmer.
,e DR.. B. T. Payne, who recent
graduated from the Missouri Homel
,r pathic College, has won by compel
TX tive examination an appointment
9. house ply stefan and surgeon in IL
i'd Metropolitan Hospital, New Yor
" He will accept the appointment, bI
does not know yet whether he W
err report for duty June 1st or Decemb
Is, LIST. The appointment is for
no months. DR.. Payne also won Il
a highest honors Of his class up,
nd graduation His friends in this ci
,er are proud OF the record he has ma
nd 10 both instances.
M. Bredehoeft, manager Of t
A. W. Sandrlng Marble Works, we
nd to Corder Thursday morning to ere
ng a monument at the grave Of NJ
IT. William Ernstmeier, Mr.. Bredehol
70 recently erected In Machpelah cen
sh' terry monuments at the graves
CIV j. F. E. Winkler and wife aud 10
e. Robinson. The Wlnkler moi
hat ment is Of a conCaye design,
hammered and nicely carved, q
his made Of Barre Vermont granite,
a4x8f foot base and stands five 4
OF and six inches high. The Robins
monument is Of the same kind
md granite, has a base OF five feet q
ten inches by three feet and eli
Ife, inches and stands five feet aud sel
DIS inches high.