The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1892-12-03

VIII LOOMS was somewhat DHttet lhufS-
day night.
Miss Carrie Hamlet will visit friends in
Topeka until Yule-tide.
Mrs. A. 4. Johnson and Miss Clara
spent Monday in Kansas City.
Gus Haerle, we are glad to state, is out
again, after two weeks illness.
Mrs. III. V. l.. McCleliand spent Sunday
with Mrs. Kate &. Reid in this city.
Miss Winnie Ridge, OF H~igginsville, is
visiting Miss Edith Leach, of Waverly.
Mr.. William Taubman has been criti-
caIly i'll and confined to his bed this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. j. Huston returned Sat
urday night from II visit to Kansas City.
Mrs. Mary Hess, OF Norbornc, is the
guest Of Messrs. Joseph and Henry Long.
Rich Ryland has so far recovered as to
be on his feet again, and his appetite, oh,
myl
Arthur Hamburger, of Odessa, has ac-
cepted u situation in the Lafayette County
Bank.
+. ID. Fulkerson and his new bride have
been the guests tins week of DR.. II. s.
FullSerson.
The "academy boys'' just look too nice
for anything with their new regulation
overcoats on.
Mrs, John w. Waddell went to Kansas
City Tuesday to visit her daughter and
new grandson.
Mrs. Temple, who has been visiting her
sister, Mrs. DIR. Payne, has returned 10
her Indiana home.
was visiting several Lexington young
ladies last Sunday.
DR.. Waiter IlckIe, of Lawson, Mo,
spent Sunday and Monday with his moth
er, near Lexington.
Earnest Hays. DIR. c. A. Nickel and
Miles 4. Nichols, of Kansas City, spent
Sunday in this city.
Miss Bessie Summer, of Lexington, ate
Thanksgiving dinner with Miss Emma
Carter, at lIigginsville.
Miss May Foulds, of near HigginsvilIe,
but who is teaching school near Yelling
ton, spent Sunday at home.
Miss May Peak, who has been on n visit
to her sister, Miss Alice, at Liberty, re-
turned home Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Jas. e. Payne has returned from
Lees Summit, where she went TO attend
the funeral OF W. +. Anderson.
Miss Bette Waddell, who has been Wis
iting relatives in Kansas City and friends
in Liberty, returned home Monday.
Mr.. Jacob A. Price had a severe at
tack OF heart trouble Saturday might, and
for a while his life was almost despaired
OF.
Mrs. William Oliver, of Niobrara, Ne
braska, was here Tuesday and Wednesday
attending the funeral OF Richard Schnei-
der.
Miss Bette Porter, of the Odessa High
school, is spending the week here admin
istering unto the sick ut Mr.. Jacob
Prices.
Misses Locke Arnold and Mary Henry,
of Woodland college, Independence, spent
Thanksgiving here, returning to school
Monday.
Miss Grace Hall, after a two weeks
visit with Miss Fannie Robinson, return
ed 10 her home at Malta Bend, Monday
morning.
Misses George Gilkeson, Matte Shelby
and Florence Buford spent several days
this week with Miss CaItha Campbell, near
Lexington.
Misses George and Willie Bowman, OF
Danville, Kentucky, who nave been visit
ing Mrs. John e. Burden, Lave gone to
Ed~wardsville, Ill.
Misses Annie and Alice Mountioy, and
little Bessie Bowman. returned home from
their visit to Mrs. Bob Atkinson, Ottawa,
Kansas, Monday night.
Mrs. s. p. Arnold is convalescent from
an Illness of two weeks or more. She
hopes to be able next week to meet hel
friends and customers at her store-r room
Mrs. Hatcher, whose house n eight
year-old invalid daughter were burned q
short time ago in Higginsvillc, has had
two hundred dollars donated her by
friends.
There is n look of expectancy and
CLEAN of hope playing like a sunbeam in
the handsome features OF Steve Wilson
to-day. lie is looking for his wife ana
baby home tonight.
MI. w. L. Bard, jr., and bride returned
yesterday from Chicago, md have taken
rooms at Mrs. George Withers until the
completion OF their residence on Grand
avenue,-Sedalia Gazette, I'd.
Ex-COuncilman James Steele is lying
dangerously i'll at his residence on Third
street. At one time Wednesday night il
was thought he would die before morning,
but he rallied, and became somewhat
better.
MeAdames Frank Campbell, Henry Nc
Daniel, George Evans, Dock Ridge, A,
Wade, j. Il. TUCKER, ], Il. Mayer, Lon
Smith, Of HigginsVille' and Mrs. Maj
Duvall, near Mayhem, all entertained on
Thanksgiving.