The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1892-12-17


Harry Earl spent Saturday here.
Sam Hays spent Sunday at Kansas City
G. c. Powell was over from Richmona
Sunday. ~
DIR. Ed Beatlie, of Norborne, was here
Sunday.
DIR. w. Il. Eckle spent Sunday and Mon
day here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Bard spent Sunday
in this city.
Brother Schooling, Of the HigginsvilIe
Leader, was Il visitor Wednesday.
Mrs. Frank Worth has married a man,
and he parts his hair in the middle.
II. IL. Maggie, of Sherman, Texas, arrived
Sunday night and is the guest OF his
mother.
Mrs. j. Switzer, OF Kansas City, was in
the city this week visiting relatives and
friends.
Mrs. Col. Jones has gone to Natchez,
Miss, on a visit to friends. and will re-
main several weeKs.
Judge ii. IL. Filing dropped in a few
tahy NV W. nv i'o - iRtAoHs stC
Judge intends to keep informed.
Miss Sallie Carlyle, OF Clinton, has been
the guest of Miss Lizzie Smith, at Seven
teenth and Main streets, this week.
Col. and Mrs. NJ. V. L. McClelland eel
ebrated their 2Sth wedding anniversary at
their home near Wellington, Tuesday.
That genial compositor, local writer
and editor of the H~igginsville press w. s.
Dorm Blazer, was n caller Thursday morn
ing.
John Mcintyre, who never misses d
copy OF the old Indispensable il he can
help it was in to see the business manager
Monday.
Mrs. Elizabeth C. Berry, of st. Louis,
who has been visiting the family of Mr..
j. ID. Dysart for several days returned
home Tuesday.
Mr.. j. A. Fulkerson has moved to Lex
ington. lie will continue as deputy under
Sheriff elect Wright. We regret to lose
Mr.. Fulkerson as Il citizen OF our town.
Odessa Democrat.
Miss Minnie Gunlack, who has been in
Odessa for the past two weeks visiting
her sister, Miss Birdie, returned to hel
home in Lexington Monday morning
Odessa Democrat.
Cards are issued announcing the wed
ding of DIR. Walter Il. Eckle and Mis-:
Florence Buford, which happy event will
occur on the 9th inst at the Christian
church, s o'clock p. IN.
Capt. ID. A. Staley paid his annua cal
Wednesday. He had just made a goot
sale of hogs, and was feeling tip-top. Mr.
s. is u very successful stock raiser because
he mixes a good deal of Judgment with
his stock feed.
Our excellent and efficient county asses.
sor, John Walker, paid the INTELLIaEN'
GER a pleasant call Monday, favoring rs
with an abstract of the assessment book
for 1892. The same will be found in an
other column, and will prove interesting
reading.
The INTELLIGENCER was interviewed
one day this week by Mr.. f. w. Sterling
travelling agent of the Mercantile LOAF
and Investment Association. Mr.. Sterlin!
sOld several shares OF stock in the M. l.
4 !. A, and appointed Horace Winsor a
local agent.
Col. NJ. V. L. McClelland, the electo
from the fifth district, was in this city o
Monday. Col. McClelland was in goo,
health and likewise good spirits. He i
now living on his farm near Wellington
and his trip to Independence and Kansa
City is one of business for the Col. is no,
representing some Lafayette coal interests
lie will meet Mt Jefferson City with tn
other electors and will cast one of tn
; Missouri votes for Cleveland. Col. Nc
Clelland is much pleased with the resuI
OF the vote in the Fifth district to whic
result by his splendid campaign work h
contributed not u little.-Independenc
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