The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1891-03-07
DeputylSheriff Robt. Hale, of Lexington,
was on orr straetS Saturday

DeputylSheriff Robt. Hale, of Lexington,
was on our streets Saturday.
Mrs. Henry A. Peed, of Sweet Springs,
and Mrs. Lureen Walker, of Sedalia, We're
visiting friends In this city Friday.
Robert Hickman was in Marshall Sun
day. We are anxious to ascertain the
attraction that city has for so many of our
young men.
Jim Neville and Steward Santmycr, two
OF Aullville'S handsome and popular
young gentlemen, were visitors i'll Hig-
ginsville this week.
Among The visitors TO Lexington Mon
day were John Limrick and George Payne.
The former a Substanti / farmer and the
latter Il leading livery men of this city.
Isaac Neale, who was stricken with
paralysis n few days ago,i is now slowly
regaining his usual health. The stroke
Will be able to be about at no far distant
day.
Frank Cartcr.-of Kansas City, visited
his father, DIR. r. c. Carter, in this city,
sunday. Frank is now%s studying dentistry
IN That city. We are always glad to wei
come the old-time "boys" home again.
The Misses Mosby gave IN old fashioned
"candy-pull" at their residence on Fair
Ground avenue Monday evening, which
was much enjoyed by those present. Re
freshlnentS were served at $50, and the
evening was n decided success.
Miss Mamie McLain' gave Il delightful
social party last Friday night. A number
of friends were in attendance and passed a
very pleasant evening. In the hOnors of
entertaining Miss McLain was assisted by
her genial brother, Arthur.
On Wednesday evening n party of our
young people attended the Osborne school
exhibition near Aullville, which was con-
Quoted by Miss Matte Littleiohn. The
program was interesting, instructive aud
well delivered and the rendition OF the
numerous recitations reflected credit alike
on teacher and pupils.
Miss Lee Payne, a charming and accom-
plished young lady of near MAYHEM, spent
several days in the city this week. Miss
Payne has many friends here, who are
always pleased to welcome her among
them and her departure wifi be deeply re-
GREETED rs she is unanimously q favorite
with an extensive circle of acquaintance
in H~igginbville.
All winter the debate ut the Grange
hall, five miles south of H~igginsrilie, has
been in progress weekly, and n number
from this city attend each meeting. On
Saturday night an entertainment was
given, an admission fee OF twenty-five
cents charged and the amount of receipts
presented to the patrons of the grange.
The exercises We're conducted in q manner
deserving of praise, and evinced the pro-
g~ressive spirit which the members of the
debate possess in an eminent degree.
The members of the Higginsville band
are contemplating giving . grand masque-
rade ball in the near future, which win be
without doubt, the event of the season.
Invitations will be issued and a large
crowd will be in attendance. Our citizens
and the county at large should remember
the date when 1t Is announced, which will
be shortly. The leaders of this movement
are: vii! Huffman, Bert Canterbury,
Frank Rigg, Charlie Nichols and others
all OF whom are enterprising young men,
ties, and an entertainment given by these
popular "boys" Is sure to be well patron
lied. Look out for the announcement and
then remember the date, and be sure to
attend.