The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1894-08-18

Jas. Rankin and John Welborn attended
the fair at Hip ginsyille Thursday.

Jas. Rankin and John Welborn attended
the fair at Hieginsville Thursday.
Mr.. Alexander Graves went to Kansas
City the first of the week on legal BUSH
ness.
Misses Lizzie and Mamie Haran, OF
Kansas City, Kas., are visiting relatives
in this city.
Mr.. +. b. Campbell left for Colorado
Springs Sunday, where he will spend q
couple OF weeks.
Misses Dora Pride and Meta Primer are
the guests of friends at Millville, Ray
county, this week.
Mrs. Grant Menifee, of Sedaiia, after q
pleasant visit with relatives in this city
returned home Sunday.
Mrs. A. w. Smith and daughters after q
pleasant visit with relatives at Greenton,
returned home Tuesday.
Mr.. Frank 8. Groves, of Kansas City,
spent Thursday night and yesterday here,
the guest Of his brother.
Mr.. J. Waldron, formerly Of this city,
but now Of Kansas City, was here Sunday
and Monday on business.
Mr.. James Hays and son went to Hig-
ginsville Sunday, where they will spend q
few days visiting friends.
Mrs. W. A. Wurmsey OF Caytou, Mexico,
came in Sunday. She will spend several
weeks here visiting friends.
Mr.. Paul Rankin returned home We'd
nesday, after q visit to his friend Mr..
Frank Price, Of near Corder.
Mr.. James McEwen. OF Neosho, Secre-
tary Of the Scotch Land Syndicate. was in
the city Sunday and Monday.
Mrs. d.. Frazier and children, OF Malta
Bend, were the guests of Mrs. J. w. Coul-
ter, on Third Street, this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. McGrew and son
James returned home Sunday after q
pleasant outing at Waukesha.
Mrs. Mamie c. Steele came up from
Wsverly, Thursday evening. She will re-
turn to that city this morning.
Miss Rosie Hogan, Of Mound City. ILL.,,
returned home Monday, after . pleasant
visit with relatives In this city.
Mrs. Annie Wilker and children went
to Kansas City, Wednesday, where they
will visit friends for a week or 80.
Miss Laura Ireland left Monday for
visit to friends in Bates City and Hig.
ginsville. She returned Thursday.
. Misses Lizzie and Mary Scott, OF Page
City, returned home Saturday, after q
weeks visit with Miss Allie Drysdale.
Miss Annie Kennedy, Of H~opkinsville,
KY, arrived, last evening, for an extended
visit to her aunt, Mrs. NJ. E. Nickel.
Miss Florence Lesueur, of Jefferson
City, returned home Monday, after q
pleasant visit to relatives in this city.
Miss Ella Nickel and her cousin, Miss
Annie Kennedy, will leave, this morning,
to spend q few days at Pertle Springs.
DR.. William Mostly, Of Richmond, pass
ed through this city Tuesday, en- rout.
for Odessa, where he will visit relatives
Miss Stella Prewitt Of Higginsville,
after a pleasant visit with her friend, Miss
Bessie Summers returned home Saturday
Mr.. James Sidnor, of LosAngeles, Cal
left for his home Monday, after a pleasant
visit with relatives in Wellington ant
Waverly.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Clark arrived In the
city, Monday evening, to visit Mrs
Clark's mother, Mrs. T. J. swearengen, a
Longs Hotel.
Prof. L. F. Meyer started, Tuesday, to
Farina, ILL.,, for q visit of two week to tn,
"Old Folks at Home" We wish him
pleasant visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Judge Catron and theiI
two daughters Miss Matte Lou and Mrs
w. J. Bandon, attended the fair at Hig
giusville Thursday.
Mrs. w. c. Allen and children, of Kan
sas City. after a pleasant visit with he
mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Fletcher, returne,
home Sunday evening.
Mr.. Leo. Keller left Tuesday evening TO
Chicago, where he will visit relatives al
spend several weeks on the lakes. He 1
taking q much needed rest.
Miss Stella Bandon spent Thursday II
Higginsville, where she attended the fair
She took her little sister, Miss Fannie
with her, 90 she could see the horses.
Missas Leila Graves, Bessie Drysdale
Maggie and Sue Hamlet, Clara Nicholson
Belle Stramcke and Florence Wallace at
tended the Higginsville fair Thursday.
Miss Bessie Cobb went to Higginsvill
Thursday evening, she returned Frida,
rnnrninn NTH kas hpOtkop vUslllfo -k
broke his arm while out on the fai
grounds.
Miss Cassie Gibbs, of Odessa, after
pleasant visit with the Misses Hale, re
turned home Monday. She was accom
panied by Miss May, who will spend a fe,
days with her.
Mrs. NJ. b. Smith, who has been visit
ing Kansas City, Marshall, Pleasant Hill
and her old home, neal H~igginsville, fo
the past five weeks, reached homo Thurs
day. Next week she will make . visit I
MAYHEM.
Odessa Democrat: "Mr. Lee B. Akin
son, Of Little Rock, Ark, who has bee
visiting the families OF Mr.. E. T. Lee an
Judge X. 8. Andrews, left for Lexington
Tuesday, to visit relatives at that plact
Mr.. Atkinson Is an enterprising gentle
man, aud II all the A~rkansawers are lik
him, Arkansas will o o take q from
rank among her sister states"
Mr.. Ervin Smith, OF Corder, suffered
fracture of his arm, this week, Will
unloading lumber.
The Lexington boys faxed the HiRgini
Vile boys in the match game Of base bal
ct the fair, Thursday. The score was
to q.
Scrofula humors and all diseases cause
or promoted by impure blood or 10
state of the system, are cured by Hood
Sarsaparilla.
> The Misses Boon, OF this city, went
the fair, Thursday. They were mot at Il
depot by Rev. McCrory, Of Higginsvill
. who drove up town. While drivir
slowly along Russell street the hir
wheel was cut from their conveyance by
carriage going In the opposite direction
. No harm was done except to the wheel.
At the Higginsville fair, Wednesda
3 "Hornpipe," a beautiful black horse, fe
= dead OF the home stretch. He was In Il
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