The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1892-04-30

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Tuesday.
Judge Ryland is holding court at War
%rensburg.
Miss Boyle returned from Chicago Mon
day noon.
George Armbrouster, of Corder, was
here Sunday.
Owen Lynch, OF ST. Louis, was in the
city Thursday.
M. G. James, the Higginsville lawyer
was here Thursday.
w. $. ~Dornblaser, of ~iIigginsvillc, was
here Tuesday afternoon.
David Ralston, of Higginsvillc, was Il
visitor ut the sanctum Tuesday.
Mrs. Ed. Bowman and son, Edwin, are
the guests Of relatives ut st. Louis.
John McBee, of Waverly, was here Sat
urday, and called ut headquarters.
ED and Harry Earl, of Kansas City we've
the guests of friends here Monday.
Il. 3. Keyton, the Higginsville attorney,
was here Tuesday, on legal business.
Mrs. Kate Gosewisch spent several days
bhio w "ibh Sh at u ~
Albert Althoff, publisher of the Concor
dia Thalbote, was in the city Saturday.
Sheriff Mitchell took Isaac Felts to
Richmond Tuesday returning on the same
day.
John Boyle, OF Colorado Springs, Colo,
is in the city, the guest of G. &. Young
and family.
Lawyer Lavelock, prosecuting attorney
of Ray county, was in the city Monday,
on legal business.
James Il. Fishback was a caller at news
paper headquarters Tuesday, from the
Napoleon neighborhood.
Miss Katie Holland went to Kansas
City Thursday morning to take a course
of lessons in vocal culture.
Miss Carrie Mcdaniel, OF Carlisle, KY,
is the guest OF her uncle and aunt MIR.
and Mrs. X. II. Jesse, here.
Charles Chadwick, travelling for a Kan
sas City firm, was in the city yesterday.
He formerly lived in this city.
George w. Stultz, OF Waterloo, wasdown
Wednesday,. lie called at the INTELL.I-
aENCER office during the forenoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Wade were up from
Higginsville Sunday, the guests of their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ethan Allen.
Constable George Evans,of Higginsville,
was in town Monday afternoon, on his
way to Richmond, as a witness in the
Felts case.
Miss Moliie Powell, who has been the
guest of her sister, Mrs. John Mountjoy,
at st. Louis, for several weeks, has re-
turned home.
j. s. Livasey, Il. +. Renick and j. ..
Renick, of Napoleon, were in town We'd
nesday, and called at the Office OF the big
democratic weekly.
Sterling Grimes, of st. Louis, who has
been here for several weeks laid up with
rheumatism, is able TO be out again, and
will soon return to his business.
MI" Nellie Young, deputy postmistress
Al ~Boonville, was In the city Wednesday
afte tnoon. the guest of Miss Jennie errie.
she was on her way TO Kansas City.
J.SN Mill. the L""Ir"me young can
didate for representative, was in TN
Monday, and left appointments for some
political speeches he proposes to make.
Miss Sadie McClelland, of Wellington
was the q Iest of friends here early in the
week. She took part in the presentation
OF the "Little Tycoon" ut the opera house
Monday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Geyer arrived from
New York last week, and are now snuglS
domiciIcd in rooms at the corner of Ninth
and Main streets. Mr.. Geyer will find EN-
ployment with his brother Albert.
Mrs. John Kriehn is having her prop
erty, corner Main and Eleventh streets
placed in apple pie condition. So soon a
everything is fixed up to suit her, she vii
leave for Chicago to live with her daugh
ter.
c. l.. Cook, of st. Louis, arrived in tn
city Thursday afternoon, and on Frida.
morning went out as mail clerk on III
Jefferson City, Boonville and Lexington
division, relieving Mr.. Sutton for IA two
days layoff.
II. b. Patterson, of st. Louis, who Ina
been attending lectures during the pas
winter ut the Tulane Medical College, c
New Orleans, La, returned here Monda
to resume his studies in DIR. Gosewisch'
office
Alfred Young, who owns large appi
orchard four miles southeast OF town, In
formed an IN-TELLIaENCER reporter Sal
urday that the prospect for an abunda
crop Of that mt se~rviceable of all fruit
was excellent. The trees are blooming i
the widest profusion.
Will Patterson, of the Marshall Demo
, crat- News, and Mr.. Newton, city editor {
the Daily Progress OF thai city, were /
! town Monday, and assisted in the preser
I tation of the comic opera, The Little TJ
/ coon, at the opera house that evening
The Progress is printed on a press a Ion
t time ago used in The p~radoefien q thsf z
t Louis Republican, Edth youA2 senfl'
men called at the INTEELIaHSphak 9 t
during the day.