The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1894-10-06

The county court has made a new voting
at Hodge.
Martin Golden, at opera house, We'd
ieeday night, with 1.-The Fast Mail"
Miss Grace Field entertained the Mason
Greene bridal party at dinner, Tuesday
Another democratic club. The boys at
.Wolfenbarger school house will organize
.o-night. Jas. A. Kemper will be the
orator.
Work is proceeding nicely on the new
Of Messrs e.. j. McGrew, l.. NJ.
Taubman and Geo. Steier. They will all
be handsome.
Mr.. Toll. Graves has been elected assis-
tant cashier of the bank of Mayhem. He
Is n fine business man and will fill the
office acceptably.
Martin Golden, well known to all play
goers in this section, will be here next
Wednesday night, with 1.-THE Fast Mall"
Harry Robinson, the old comedian, who
vas 81 DOpuihA hltGth ytdIo uSO, Il
with Colder.
Attorney Clarence Vivion, of Higgins
vile, passed through here Thursday en-
for Wellsville, where he went to re-
plevy Jersey Girl, the fine trotting mare
which belongs to A. Il. Ashbrook. She
has been kept until recently at Capt. Ry-
land Todhunter's, but was taken away by
her owner this week. Mr.. Grove Young
holds a mortgage against her.
PERSONALS
Mrs. Geo. NJ. Mountjoy is in st. Louis.
Mrs. X. L. smith is at home from
Chicago.
Mr.. Fred Meet spent Tuesday night in
Concordia.
Attorney John Welborn was in Kansas
City Thursday.
Mrs. John Waddell went to st. Louis
Tuesday night.
Mr.. T. G. Sawyer witnessed the ~festivi-
ties in st. Louis.
Mrs. c. G. Wallace is spending this
week in Kansas City.
Miss Bess Standish was in Kansas City
several days this week.
Miss Clara Knlpmeyer will spend to-
morrow In Higginsville.
Mrs. Mamie c. Steele spent two days
this week in Kansas City.
Miss Florence Neale went to St Louis
Monday, to visit relatives.
Miss Ella Nickel left yesterday for a
visit to relatives in Fulton.
Messrs Ed. and Harry Earl were the
guests of relatives, Sunday.
Mr.. A. b. Endley and sister. visited
friends in this city, Sunday.
Mr.. Frank Davis and Miss Susie Meme
fee, spent Sunday in this city.
Charles Crispin and James Duval were
over ron Richmond, Sunday.
Mrs. Geo. Hall, of Page City, is attend
ing the festivities in st. Louis.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Gordon and Miss
Mamie Andrew are in st. Louis.
Miss Annie O'Malley is visiting Mrs.
Toland at Kansas City this week.
Misses Allie Kerdolff and Matte Davis
are the guests of Holden friends.
Mr.. Geo. Murell, OF Marshall, attended
the Mason Green wedding, Wednesday.
MI. and Mrs. Frank Stewart attended
the fall festivities ut st. Louis this week
Miss Jennie Crowder has returned home
after a visit OF two weeks in the country
Mrs. Georgia Letchworth, of California
Is here on a visit to her many relative
and friends.
Capt. and Mrs. w. d. Rankin attended
the golden wedding of Mr.. and Mrs. JOS
Hughes, at Richmond.
Prof. H. d. Demand vas a spectator a
Kansas City, Tuesday evening, when tn
Priests Of Pallas paraded.
Misses Kathryne Trail, Laura Taubman
Clara inc Lucie Nicholson were in Kan
sss City, Tuesday evening.
Misses Laura Taubman and Kate Trai
and Mrs. Emma Taubman went to Kansal
City Tuesday to spend a week.
Mrs. M. d. Shaw and nephew, MI. Wal
ter Ogden, Of st. Louis. are the guests O
ukEos hOClAh obhuuiou, thio NCChs
Col. o. ]. Powell, editor of the Herald
and daughter, Florence, are spending tn
week In st. Louis, at the great fair.
Gerson Silverman went to Concordi
Wednesday, where he made a strong dem
ocratic speech. Gerson is an orator.
Mr.. Charles Taubman and Miss Pink
Smock were in Kansas City, Tuesda
evening, to see the Priests of Pallas.
Mrs. Bethel Walton Weidemye: wa
here this week, visiting relatives, and al
tending the wedding of her cousin, Nil
Green.
! Misses Nellie Crowder and Fannie Bal
don, and Messrs. Newt. Potter and Sar
' Zeiler spent Sunday in the country ne'
! Odessa.
] President and Mrs. w. A., Wilson, lie
Tuesday evening for st. Louis. Mrs. Wi
! relatives.
Mrs. Ragland left Thursday. for a Wis
. to relatives, at Higginsville, after
months visit here to her sister, Mrs Fal
ME McGrew.
Mr.. Thomas Fletcher, accompanied
Misses Sallie and Lima Taylor, viewed Il
, P-~ts Of Pallas parade at Kansas Cit
esday evening.
Mrs. Geo. 8. McGrew, Of st. Louis,
visiting her father, Col. Donaldson, ne
. Waverly, and will visit relatives in th
city next week.
Mr. and Mrs. James P. Hall, accompa
9 led by their tw~oIdaughters, Misses Mann
q and Florence, and little grand daughtt
Irene Fishback, spent Sunday in the cou
o try rear Napoleon.
After q two months visit to DIR. Ban
and family near Waverly, Miss Maj
Selby, OF Sedalia, left for Kansas City
the regret OF her MANY friends
Miss Katie Bledsoe left yesterday, I
an extended visit to relatives in Mar
land and Virginia. She will make a p
n grimage to the old home Of her moth
n Miss Laura Davis, who has been
c. Southern Missouri all summer, came hol
two weeks ago, looking very much
/ cuperated, but has not been quite W
le since her return.
Mr.. A. 8. Loomis, the gentlemanly a
y efficient representative of the Nilsson
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