The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1891-08-01
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E~Ncryhndy Is invited 10 attend.
Ili%@insville.
Ben Payne, of Mayhem, was here
Saturday.
". Il. EalIcw, of Dover, was in the
rIly Tuesday.
viii Hunt WAS in Odessa Sunday,
visiting friends.
NJ. A. Dyer. of Fayetteville, vas in
the city Wednesday.
Miss Cad Porter has returned from
an extended visit in Kansas City.
Quite u number of our young people
will take in rrrllc Springs Sunday.
Mrs. VIII Price, of Lexington, ac-
companicd by her daughter, Miss Ella,
visited relatives here this week.
Mrs. John Moore and Mrs. Fred
Rulings, al Mayvi"w, spent Wednesday
here visiting Mrs. Mildred Hsagland.
Dr. ". G. Webb and wife spent
Sunday in Odessa, visiting Mrs. Webb's
sister, Mrs. Thomas Hill, who is quite
Sich.
Charles NamAmglen, formerly Il sales
man at Hancock. Neale q Co., is very
low with typhoit fever at his hone in
Dover.
TIL" property "wner on the eastern
block of West Russell street have put
down u lla@ stone pavement and added
other improvements to their places of
business.
Edgar +. Lay, of Odessa, vas in the
city Wednesday evening on business.
Ed is one of Odessa's most popular
boys, and We are always glad to have
him among rs.
Rev. Will Warren, of Dayton, O.,
son al j. l.. Warren, of this city, oc-
cupird the pulpit at the Christian
church "Wednesday morning. Those
who heard his discourse were very
favnrahly impressed with its truth and
cl0qnencr.
\ great dea! Of Improvement is going
on here at present, incident to the soon
forth coming fair. Our merchants are
making their places of business rs at
traciivr rs possible, aud every INT
seems to have become imhued with a
desire 10 present u creditable city, to
the countless thousands who will this
| year he present nj the best fair in the
,tItc-al lIi%ginSviIIc, August % to 20.
The net proceeds 90 To the Confederate
Home, and. for This reason Il large
number will attend and aid in donating
money I" that worthy institution.
The opcrAtta, "Snow White and the
Seven DwarfS,'' produced ut the new
opera house last Thursday night was Il
financial success, over 500 being
realized, after %drducting all expenses.
The entertainment was very much en-
ioycd. and those taking part in the
play deserve credit for their excellent
assistance. Mrs. DIR. Webb as Snow
White, and Miss Hattie Dyer as the
Queen. were splendid characters, and
ably perSonatcd their parts; while. the
~cntlcmcn and children also did equal
~ we'll in the various parts assigned
them.
bnc of the mos delightful events OF
the season was Il storm party ut the
residence of Edgar johnson, near this
city, Tuesday night. About u dozen
Young folks from lIigginsviIIe were
present nj the storming. After Mr..
and Mrs. johnson recovered from their
surprise, w were equally surprised and
most :I%rcrahly, by II delicious repast
of cake and cream 1T 1880 Social
games, conversation and music formed
th" attractions of the evening. Miss
Lima Johnson assisted in entertaining
and proved Il model hostess. Among
th" S~"li-imvilrd guests were: Misses
Lena johnson, Rose Blrwitt, Mamie
Mostly. ollie liI"v'itt, Cora Mason,
Anna M"shy, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Gum.
Mr-,rs. Arthur bradford, Wood Payne,
Erie Mason and Will Mitchell.
BIRTHS.
Eorn, To the wife of Mr.. Bellies, nee Mel
lac Graham, AullvilIc, July 29th, a son.
i!nrn, Sunday, July 26, to the wife Ol
Harry TumstLll, East Main street, "A son.
Born, Ia the wife of Grant Terrell, OF
AuIlviil", recently, twins, "A son and a
dnu"hicr.
DEATHS.
rhr infant al MIR. and Mrs. Ben Stein,
residing near this city, died Monday, and