The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1907-02-23
Wellington and yleiaIty
(BY s.LEs-ALMA''.)
DR.. J. c. Burgess wa, 10 Kansa

Oit1 mohN
W. H Holke, OF Napole n, had
business here Monday.
Ken SodrosAa was down fron
Napoleon Thursday afternoon.
John F Larkin traf sacted business
near Sunshine Ray county Wednesday
Mrs. j. h. BEDFORD is visiting
relatives 10 SedA;ia, Mo. this week.
Fred Kordes this we.k sold his fsrm
OF so acres neal Waterloo to Preston
Smith.
Mrs. Harrison Burgess, of Warren
county, Missouri, visited friends here
last Wonday.
Mrs. August Limberg, OF Lexlng.
ton, visited her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
6. a. SchaSerg here Sunday.
James K. Gray, of uear Waterloo,
reported quite unwell for several days
last week is abs 10 DO out again
William Priest AMI family are
moving to Rockville Bates county this
stats, where he will cpeo a blacksmith
shop.
Mrs. c f, Maloney, OF Kansas City,
Kansas, spent he day With her
mother. Mrs. Sarah Bryant LIST
Sunday.
Rev G. B, Curry aud Joseph Long
we're up from Lexington looking after
the Catholic church property here
Monday.
A. T. Maboney this week purchased
the dwelling usually known as the
NJ. P. Burgess house this week con-
alteration 81, $3.50.
The material for the new bridge
over tha big Sni creak four miles south
west of this city IS being delivered at
the site this week.
The Missouri river has been rising
rapidly during the last few DAYS and is
much above the usual stage at this
season OF The year.
County Sheriff Charles Kinkead was
here Wednesday looking for William
Piper, who is charged ~ith abusing
his wife at the home near Napoleon.
In company with his wife Fred
Kordes, Of near Water 90. left
Tuesday evening for the northern
part of Texas to ook over the country.
Schaberg Brothers have been
unusually unfortunate this week having
lost two good horses both dying from
hurts or strains received while in the
stable.
Married IN Lexington in Monday
Feb. 10, 1906, Miss Amelia Sellmeyer
and M. George Wipperman, JUDGE
T. NJ. Walker officiating. They will
reside III Egypt Bottom.
The set of harness found one day
last week 10 a corn shock nm the farm
Of Ernest SellmeYer, proved to be the
property Of Il. W. Wsrder. stolen
from him ONT two months since.
q. W. Wright wNs here Wednesday
experimenting the transportation Of a
car load Of oil cak nv wogn across
the river tn his farm IN Raw county.
where he is feeding a large herd Of
cattle.
Nett heri the body or n circumstances
calculating to lessen the mystery NJ
the disappearance Of William Sidqner.
who yVrata letters tn his wife rnh
and SISTER MR.. R. Crows declaring
tn hofh that he Interded to take his
lie bY drowning, haR YET been found
pang tJnoerb regret found lodged
ment in the hearts OF many OF our
old cItizans when came tho measage
telling of the death Of Howard T.
Bates at his home in H%arrisonville.
Mo-. after q LINGERING illness on Tuos-
dav Feb. 10, 1906 Born hut a few
milos 10 the vest he came 10 yelling.
ton at an parlv age and az a boy was y
nrime favorite with all. In
husiness pursuits he ever atteined the
profound respect and confidence If all
with HON he WAS associated and on
Oct. 21. 1884. near here was united In
m9rriag0 to Miss Endora. daughter ot
Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. Kirtley who with
two sons still serviee him.
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