The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1906-09-01
Wellington and YlcluIty
(BY GILES -ALMA",l

leEa' business Tuesday.
Born on Monday Aug. 2s to the
W fe Of Ed Niewig, girl.
George Chamberlin, Of the Greenton
vicinity, was here Monday,
A baby girl arrived at the home Of
Celia Dumas on Monday Aug. 20.
Sheriff Charles Kinkead came up
from Lexington Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. James M. Lineback went to
Leavenworth, Ksns., to visit relatives
Sunday last.
H. H, Limberg spent Saturday
night and S, lay with friends in
Jackson county.
W. H. McDOugal, OF Levasy, was
shaking hands with old friends here
Monday evening.
An Oak Grove ten and the Yelling
ton boys will play base ball at the
Sc! Sc! Fs!io :sa!!iioy aiiiauioudi monday afternoon
Sept 8.
NJ Miss Kate Logan, who has been
~ lere on visit to her aunt Mrs. Lula
left for her home in Georgia
Gn lsqday.
N 'W- w F Tjnehack retnrnad
a~ after stay of two weeks with
" 'ter Mrs. F. F. MoelleR in
N'llts Kansas.
j s1p Massey, OF Odessa, has
rente luz e 1. o. O, F. store room here
and " rs semove his stock of general
merChb bu!se at once.
H. B(AS,rse is erecting an elegant
new pcrtico in front OF his dwelling
house that adds much to the
appearance OF things.
W. A, Brown and family and Miss
Dora Kull, who have been visiting in
/ Warsaw, Mo-, during the past two
weeks got home Wednesday.
; A large crowd Of citizens of Yelling
) ton and vicinity and neighboring
; towns attended the mission feast at
the German church here last Sunday.
Emmett Flournoy, who has been
taking lay off and making trip
through Southern Missouri and
Arkansas, is home once more and will
begin handling the mails in trains 81
A and SO, Sept. 4th.
George HacklaY, who went to
; Kansas to look at the country and
T visit relatives, is home again and
reports the purchase Of 100 acres IN
: Clark county, Seems delighted with
}. the country and intimates that he
n would not mind being Jayhawker
n himself
The game Of base ball between the
Independence Originals and the
wellington team played on the new
- Sni Valley diamond one mile south Of
= town on Sunday afternoon was
. warm contest from the start, the
home boys lea ding fully half Of the
q time The fasl score standing IL to
9 in favor o. the visitors.
. Last week citizens in the vicinity
got a move on them and moved in a
body to the city council and demanded
g that tina. body should move and
ordsIn that The old city Jail, that was
= moved about tDrec years since from
> toe city to the place where it stood
until then on Walnut street, was
, nuisance and should be moved, And
on Monday morning moved by sense
s OF their high duty that body moved
e out to have it moved back to the old
d site and got house mover Alex Balm to
agree to move it. He got it moved
out onto 4th street where it is stand
ing unmoved at this writing awaiting
the next move And now the said
I city dads are almost II not quite
I moved to swift moving property,
because every move they make TO
secure a site to move it to is met by
a determined move on the part Of
citizen living nearby to prevent the
G move, and the cad Of the matter mas
6 not yet moved into view Of those
looking on at the movement.
The INTELLIeENoER is In receipt
Of brief note from J. @. Bledsoe,
IT formerly Of this city, now of Long