The Lexington intelligencer. [volume], August 03, 1901, Image 3

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cowrlicity in stealing horses lathi-.'
coULtv. Joseph Wii
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renafcd from the rpnitenHarr nc
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week arid rt-irrtrri a.
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Thomas and brought to Lexicon
-itlirf1'j ........ ill . .
'""""i mui wiu ue taken to
Auburn to testify agair.H the Gold
bergs. n
iror. C. A. I'hilips wilr leave to.
morrow for Carruliioc to work io a
teachers Institute to U- held there
two weeks. He then Bes to Macon
where he is engage.1 ff.r work in au
Institute for two wek more. I'rof.
I'hilips Is an excellent institute
worker and his services are yreatly in
demand.
...est Honors. World' Fair
ca Medal. Midwinter Fair
. i niMnit rowder containing
MISCELLAXEOUS MELANGE.
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From Monday'. Dally.
MISS Same ijnrrhin U viitinir at
the home of Mr. Nathan Cuoper.
Mr. Lias Fredrick spent Sunday in
our city with relatives and friends.
Mr. EJ. Smith, cf VnnsHs Citv.
came down last iiiuht to spend Sun
day with his fp and rhildreo. who
are spending the summer with Mtsv
Qrr.irij K.ril,.. M. U'..U. I'.
Waddell.
Homb Mostv to Loas. On good real
estate aecority. la turn ot IVX) and up,
at 7 cer cent. Ha commiiwiuo. no red
tape. Apply to J. Q. flet'.-oburg. . tt
Mrs. J. I;. Davis &nd her little
daughter, Miss Heleo lavis, of
Dover, are visiting Mrs. K. G. White
and will remain here a week, after
which thev go to Independence, to
make tneir home.
Miss Ella lcken left last night
for a week's visit at Fulton, Mo.
She was accompanied by Mr. Lewis
Nickell and Little Miss Elizabeth
Nickell, who have been here on a
visit at the Nickell home.
From saiurej
Mr Harry Brown reiuroeu iasi
gtt from Kansas viij .
Mr Ts'ewt. Henry came In last
igtat for a few days with relatives Id
Lrctty. - -
... tv ilir and Mr. Claude
Wf, xJ -
..no returned yesterday. ..evening
' ioi rt Slater. . w
oui a
Mrs. Henry weot to . McAlester
Urrs last ntgni io join iue ca-
Lton party now there.
up Wade Hlcklin arrived this
..r'inir from Salem, Mo., for a tew
ays on business In Lexington.
up Ti.nrr hicauer returned this
fcorniDg from .MCAtesier opnngs,
bere he nas Deen speuuiug, tuo yai
foe.. . .. ; .
r-urr W. D. Rankin went to Mc-
kiester Springs last night to join his
Life, who has been were tor several
Veeks.
Mrs. E. Klcbter and little daugh-
. i i.Y ) di-nni nir
ler, Lillian, icn ycsvcjuaj tn.u.u8
or Kansas city to visit, menus ucr
uoday. -
(Tb ttaaefer eompaay tmr a call book
h. Mamsotk llvary stable aad oae at
U.onad Central hotel. LTt order al
I DM placet. '"" f
MIm Bessie Bradley, of May view,
r.m io yesterday eveuion to epcod a
lew day wltb the family of Mr.
Cireoee Vlion.
Miss Elleao Dora o left this morn-
iQg for tUtt to her father and
friends o Chlcaro, and will be absent
about two mouths. .
Master George Wallace, who has
(yen upending the past week with
friend at Higglmville, returned
tome this morning.
Miss Mary "Duke, who has been
ui.inr.a tt.A familv of Mr. T. C Saw
,.1p PBtompd . this moroInK to her
Lome atlodepeodeoce.
.'hnrrh , of Christ Sclaatlat, Sunday
Hrrieea ai foliowa:' 10:30 a, n.,8nBday
ichooin:30a.m.,atlCiKhU of Pythlaa
tall. All ar eordiallt intjua. u
Mrs. John Fox left- thia morning
for a short visit with relatives in
Grand Pass. . She was accompanied
by little Miss. Kathleen Doran.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph ' Martin and
fhiirirpn ramp down from Kansas
City last night for a visit with Mrs
Martin's father, Mr. Geo. Trail. ,
For Sale- 1 bavt for ' Kod PT
lag baeioea, about two thousand caub
rMulred. For full particolaracall oo F.
Lexlaitoo. Mo. 4 27
Mrs. Brown.' who has beed visiting
Mrs. Pat Fagatt; for several niontlis,
leturned this morning to St. Louis.
Krs. Brown is the daujrbter of Judu-e
Ambrose, who .formerly lived in our
city. -
Sheriff Oscar Thomas has appointed
Kr. Jobn Wilson as deputy sheritl al
Ilicgiusville to succeed Mr. Clarence
Ridge.' Mr. Gus Scbwaru, of Hi'g
Kinsvllle, bas resigned the offlce of
constable.
Th. viaimiri Pitr.iflft Railroad com
pany has added a new four wl'ieled
truck to the equipment of the depot
at, tbls place. A well is being dug ut
tbe stock pen or lue PurP"c of
watering slock.
Mr. Claude M. Coon, left for Kan
sas Citv and nolnts west, this morn
ng after spending a tew days with
his son. Master Carleton. and also
Frof . R. Richter and wife and little PareDt3' ,Mr- aod M.rH.-. K" .MorgaD
daughter returned last night f;om oon at the commercial noiei.
Kansas City. I At the adjournment of the meeting
Miss Annie Dowden left yesterday
evening to visit friends near Aull-
vine
Misses Mvrtle and Pir.ri T IpwpIIvh of u,e Confederate camp No. 648, U.
wisses Myrtle and tiora Llewellyn c y followioir were appointed
turned yesterday evening from a ' ; " the oion atlLrlBB.
returned
visit at Waterloo.
. Miss Virginia Schauss went to
Kansas City yesterday morning to
delegates to the reunion at Spring
Hplri Mf Aui7ust. 8. 9. and 10. J
I'lattenburg, . Alexander , Graves,
Dr. J. W. Menor. T. J. Bandon. and
visit Mrs. W. W. Johnson. Captain Frank Thornton. Miss Estella
Mr: Claude Price came down from B"don and Miss Daisy iDornwo
Kansas City Saturday night to visit appointed to repent tbls camp
his home folks over Sunday. at the unveiling and dedicating of the
Master Irvln Coen returned atur
urday evening from a month's visit
with relatives near Higginsville.
' Mrs. Thomas Thomas came up from
Higginsville yesterday to visit her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Dodge.
Mrs. H. A. Davis, of St. Louis,
From Tuesday'e Dally.
Mrs. John Davis left this morning
for Salida, Col. ' ' '
Rev. D. Buchmueller returned last
night from Kansas City. ; '
Mr, Wm. Walker, of Higginsville,
111 3 Al - a 13 V l i '
arrived yesterday eveuing in our city is spending the day in our city
to visit ber sister, Mrs. Jas. Robinson.
Hiss Helen Mclntyre came down
from Kansas City Saturday night to
spend Sunday -vita her mother's
family.
Mr. Eudie Mitchell and wife and
two children went to Htggltfcjville
Saturday olght to visit relatives over
Suuday. .
Mr. Will Weber left .yeiterday to J
Witrhita. Ka... where be was called
to attend bis brother, Albert, who Is
quite 111. ' ' i
Mr. Will Nicholson spent yester
day fcere witu the borne folks, and
returned to Kansas Cltjf yeuterday
pvrninir. . : "' 1 ', '' "" "I
Uici M.iiLip Ltttleiohn came dowo
from fcaosas City Suturaay nigut io
t
Mr. A.. G. McLaughlin, from
Cameron, . Mo., , arrived yesterday
pwpninir to visit his brother, Mr. u
Mrs. Thomas Thomas returned last
night to her home at Higginsville.
Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Rankin re.
turned lat night from McAlester
Springs.
Miss Anna Haecker went to Kan
sas City this morning tc spend a
week with friends.
""Miss Carrie Field went to Inde
pendence this morning to visit rela
tives for a few days.
Miss Lizzie Groves returned yes-
terday eveninir from a visit with
relatives near Corder.
Mr. Levy Bullard and wife return
ed Sunday" night from a prolonged
visit with relatives at Fulton, Mo.
Miss SoDhie Weber, who has been
visiting her brother, Mr. Gus Weber,
left this morninif for Chanute, Kas.
Misses Florence and Mabel Barron
returned yesterday evening from Hig
ginsville, where they have been vis
iting Trieods.
Miss Mattie Shelby left this morn
ing for her home at Monett, Mo.
She will spend a few days in Kansas
City on the way.
Mrs. J. II. Campbell came up yes
terdav evening from Hieuinsvllle,
where she has been upending several
weeks wltn relatives.
Mr. Geo. Venable has moved his
stock of icoods to the Ruppel build
lug, one door west or miss uonie
Weber's dry goods store.
Mr. Ed. M. Davis left this morning
for Jefferson City and points near
there, where he will call on the
grocery trade this week.
Mr. John Groves, of Kansas City,
ramp down last nleht to visit his
j,
mother, Mrs. Jane u roves, ana re
turned home this morning.
Mrs. Clarence Vlvion and her
brother, Mr. Jas. Warren, who Is
visiting her, went to Higginsville
this morning to visit .relatives. ; , '
Cant. ' Wilev. manager of the large
Vinsiness of the Lexinizton Loal Mio
ing company at tbls place, retureed
f
j US DL
There is nothing that
makes a man feel better
than the knowledge of
being well dressed. When
you have a suit made from
the newest materials, just
the style and a perfect fit
you have this knowledge.
Our suits hare the style,
fit and material: the
quality and workmanship
are guaranteed
!
Wittenbergt
1 ailor.
io
irom JVaUsas llJ cruiumu uitu
spend Sunday with her sister, 5
John Welboro.. V". r
The engine on the local freight
Koing east yenteiday evening broke
down and was pulled back to this
city by the switch engine, arriving
here lust ahead of the .V.ll P- m
passenger train.
For BA.LK ThorouBbbred ahorthorn
bulla aod belter for aala. . Apply t r
lrm. 8 mlla cast ol Lexlogtoo, oo me
Halt Pood road, or apply o me at Ulg
I'.aavlito. N. M. Cooper. lt
Last night the children of the
Christian church Sunday school wore
Kivenalawo social on the beautiful
lawn at the home of Mr. Clarence
Vivion. The occasion was greatly
enjoyed by all who were present.
Prosecuting Attorney Horace F.
Blackwell and Sheriff Oscar Tlionu
leave tomorrow for Auburn, Neb .
to attend the trial of the Goldbergs,
who were some tlmo ago arrested fur
L. McLaughlin
Mr W. R. Wilsoo left Saturday
evening for Independence, where she
gties to visit tbe ramuy oi uer umi,;r,
ReV. J. M. Chaney. '
Miss Heesid Buford aod Mr. Beb
Young, ot Kansas City, came dowo
Saturday ninni lo visit the family or
Mr. Minn McFadin. ' ' !
Mr. W. R. Journey, ot the survey.
Mrn4 nf the Missouri Pacific rail-
ilt. vvi - . :
way at this point, spent Suuday wltn.
his family Ju Higginsviue. .
Mr. D. Bogie and wife ot U:g2ins
rille. caroe up yesterday morning to
Tiait the family" or mrs.. iwgie s
latherCapU.Frauk Thornton. j;
Miss Elizabeth Nickerson, who has
been visiting the family ot Mr. S. N.
Wilson for several weeks, reiumcu
ibis morning to her heme in War-
rensburg.
r.. v iv rnru. of Kansas City,
.' rioMi iMf. nitfht to visit the
..ii ..r Mr w. B. Schultz. with
nhoni his wife has been visiting for
the past ten days
n.n,.it Conntv Clerk, Sanfoid
Thornton went to Kaosas City yes-
,..a.,v mnmini to visit his mother.
t luwt. renorts Mrs. Thornton was
steadily improving.
Mi-s Sullie Welch and Miss Hazel
r,. ju ,.i Kansas Citv.' who have
. ... iii.n trip mmuv oi air. iuot.
Calaway for the past week, returned
bemp yesterday evenintf
. inhn M. Price. Jr.. fpeot the
mi .' -- - -- -
it.h ins father's family yes.
d iv -1000 nas a posnioo us ww
clerk in the "Grand Leader," a large
department store in ai.
Mr Chas. Williams, of Denver,
came' In Saturday night to visit his
L I" nA .i,p familv of her father,
Mr D. W. B. Tevis, with whom she
has been spending the pa-t week.
Mrs H. P. McCausland and Mrs
R Younn left yesterday morn
Mo. They were
illed there bv the serious illness of
tail . n- W ITirun
their brother, r.ev. . .
xtrs S. J. Huston returned Satur
.. . fpAm Kansas CltV, accom
:i h Mr. and Mrs. Yeager and
V i!..iin. Yiriwer. Mrs
prostration and was quite sick when
she arrivca uric .-iaiun.: o--
To Close Oti r
Stock of
Summer
Woolens i
i i j !. , . i, ., . '
.... : f ,i
we will give choice of 25
1 '
Suits formerly sold not lessn
than
ver Ludwigs' Jewelry Store ,
Sunday School.
Superintendents and Secretaries ot
Lftfayeite County Sunday Schools :
Elder E. J. Feostermacher, of Lex
ington, secretary of the Missonri Sun
day School Association, woold like you
to report your schools to hwn by
August 15, so the county report can. be
sent to tbe state secretary before the
state convention at Chillicothe, August
27-29. He regrets that there is no list
j ot schools so he can write to you per
sonally. , here he bas bad names ha
has thus done so, aod wishes to thank
all who have readily co-operated la
1 . . .Nit nlr tl t lh d IMIIA 9BT II PPPlI 1
cuiuyauj -v uu.c jp.-v, giving the statistics of the schoola
mis moroiujf miu uusiuksiujp 7...,, . ,, . . .
I", t..w . . . 1 V ill not all who have not reported
: .,.t. i. Please do so at once so that it may be
Ttiiiamni waata a corwapondeat lo known what is the Sunday school
mriuwt 1a Lalavette county. Write I attendance in the county? Let hiai
or particolara. . hear from all churches and all ,new
Miss Jean Yanc. of California, Ucbools. U too have no blank-oa
ho h:i been vUiltina In Corder with
' - w 1 n llJl 14 w w M W m v IT w "W
Miss cnaaoein uroxes ivr .tw v.-,, . m.nB--ttr -,,--vft
returned to Lpe.vingwu wuu ucr jes-
.I.!.- 6 ... ! below. If any school wishes lo send a
laeiegaio 10 loiiiicoiae, -rate one rare
Mr. John' ncury and wife, who , . ....... rf,.,,R
have been vlltluf the family of r e
10K for Kansas City, where they will
be permanently located,
h MiMiiid notarie DobllC
ieao be aappUed wltb chattle mortgagw
1 t this nmn. ai a ca wr rani, m
I kiadt 01 etaaa 1 noieo o o '. -
ThP rpmalns of Lieut. Tho. Cobb,
Jr.v were laid to rest yestray auer
nrvm nt. the cp.meterv ncre wun ap
propriate ceremouies aa announced in
Saturday's issue or mis paper.
FTtreme hot weather is a crrealUX opoa
J the dlgestlTe power of babiee; when pooy
Name of Reboot.
Its Loeatloo...'....
Denomination .'
SuperlnteoctPBt.
HI full P. 0. Address.
Hu many month la the ;eur in to
School held? ,
1 Hour of Opening
8 Are TeiPherV Martinis, for Study of
Lesson. RerulHrly held? ,
MKMBKIUH1P. -
Include till Member Attending the School.
9 Offlrers and Teachers..
10 Scholars
tt Totfcl Memberslilp .
$30,00
now at the uniform price of'
I eeote. For aale by Creaanaw x iobor
Rev: W. M.' Rader, ' of Warrens-
120,00
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1
tt
made and trimmed equally'
'I
as well as if you were pay-,
ing full price. All (
Pants
formerly made to order from
$6.00 to $7.50
now at the uniform price of
1
$5.00
All pants that formerly sold
from ?8 to $12 now only
1u.n15w111.pw".! v- " - III .ulipipiiiiitiiihh
.-a ,,hii ttiAV .hnuld be aiveo a doe of 1 n a rerunH Attendance for Dant Tear.
... - . n J .... rjc I ... ...... j 1 . k. ., v. u a K a piauP.
White Cream VOrmilUge. noo, w u Krcenni mm vuuau irvw p. l. pup.
year , t ,-
HOME DEPARTMENT.
Bow many Officer and Visitors?
How Many Member Enrolled?
' VIRAKCIAL.
Amount contributed, to Benevolent or
Missionary Object
Amount given to atate and County 8. ft,
Association Work r
... . . . ...nr.. , ,.Q m.HWr H 11 HOI O IkUU nuyiCM.
u Li i.i lira, imv s roiurucu vuio .
morning from Cross limrs, u.cKory Tea(iher ch pr,miry DKparttDeBt.
county, Mo., where she has been and addr...
itinrf her cousin, Mr9. u. m. uick-
inon and attending the marriage of seCrt.tarv's Name and Address
... j i. - pn t i
M4s a fin ic nicKinson aou mr. i. u.
burj?,. who has been the guest of Kev. i
p HuntAP fr.r several davs and
who preached at , the Methodist i
church here Sunday,, left for home
this morning.
u
Devins.;
For mooQlto bite, bites or stiageot Id
aect, animata or repuiea, appiy nimra
Isnnw Liniment. - It coooteracta tbe poi
loo io the woond, aobdoes tbatoflamap
Date
Sprinkling: Roads With (hi
Ir. H. J. Waters, dean of the Agri
cultural College, a department ot tba
tloa and heal tbe fleeh. Price, 25and 50 State University, ana airecior o.
cents For (ale by Crenbaw 4 Young. Missouri Experiment Station, at pres
Mr. Ernest Hays has a thirty days, ent conducting experiments in spnok
i.... t.m ViU rlrtips as exnress linir mad with erode petroleum. The
lay i'u iivm 1.1 1 "
7.50
D
Merchant Tailor
agent at this place, ue leu ibis
morning for a visit at Sweet Springs.
Mr. Isaac Hays is acting as agem, ju
his absence and Mr. Mine nwicneii
is acting as express messenger to ana
from trains.
Mr. Robert Smith aod his wife will
leave tomorrow for St. Louis, where
they expect to make their home. We
regret to lose Mr. and Mrs. Smith as
members of Lexiogton's social cir
cles, and their many friends here will
miss them very much. We never
theless, wish them a pleasant time in
their new home.
a mnnrr tVin nnnihcrs drawn vesleN
due was that held by Miss Minerva J.
Mi-r nt . who lost ner cnauco iu
file, though she u drawn as outu-
hpr 18. on the tA neno iisi. ner
piiaim Is estimated to have been
worth at least S 3,000 from the num
ber which she drew, out Jaiuraay
ntcrht. she was married to Oeoriie W.
Tiiriov. of Oklahoma Citv, and so can
not have the claim as sne is no longer
the lenal bead of the ramiiy to wnicu
she belongs. Under the law unmar
ried females over 21 years are enti
tled to claims, but, those married can
not have them. Miss McClintic is
the daughter of our Mr. C. J. Mc
Clintic, the bridge man.
experiments are not yel completed.but
jo far have been very saiialactory.
Before the oil is ponred on, the road ia
scarified so as to allow the fluid to pen
etrate the road-bed, tbe only disagree
able feature connected with sprinkling
roads with oil, is oi course, the odor.
This can be done away with only by
rains The good features of oil sprink
ling are that it preserves the road-bed.
hardens t aod prevents mud and also
keeps tbe dust laid.
CHICHESTER'S DSGUSH
PEJltlYROYAl PILLS
f. Alwr rpllmblf-. 1.4Im. m rnilst IB
(HirHMtKHII EMMSpIMM
Vol mUllio uo. wh nhooa.
Theahpr. Krfn 4mntrommmU
allonMa Inllalloaa. Kiiyuf your t'roiwwf,
wc uiJ 4. In BUiupa for Mwliilr. !
HonlalM and "Keller for lai." I"lr,
by mtwra MiL lp,KM 'IVmimoinl. twiaaf
all UnnxmiL
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aioa Ma ir, miia f
M.nU Oil.