The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1894-10-20
PERSONALS.
Clarke Hyde spent SUNDAY here.

q. PERSONALS.
Clarke Hyde spent Sunday here.
Miss TiIlie Hollis, Of Liberty, was here
yesterday.
Mr.. William Slaughter spent Sunday
in this city.
Capt. J. @. Plattenburg wa in Kansas
City, Sunday.
Capt. and Mrs. Ryland Todhunter were
here Tuesday.
Miss Julia Neale visited Higginsville
relatives this week.
Hon. H. c. Wallace had business at JET.
ferson City, this week.
Mr.. Robert Taubman was In Kansas
City, Monday, on business.
Miss Marie Endley is the guest OF Miss
Clara Knipmeyer, this week.
Mr.. James Falcon was here Thursday
visiting his two Vol ut w. M. A.
Miss Annie Allen spent Saturday with
her sister, Mrs. A. Wade, in Higginsville.
Mr.. Robt. L. Greer, formerly OF Aull-
vile, now OF Oklahoma. was here yester-
day.
Miss Bessie LaBertew left, Tuesday, for
an extended visit to Pennsylvania rela-
tives.
Mr.. and Mrs. David NJ. Smith left, this
week, for San Antonio, Tex, to spend the
winter.
Miss Ella Nickel returned, Monday
evening, from a visit to her brother, in
Fulton.
Mrs. John Wilmot is spending this
week with Mrs. James Moore, In the
country.
Mrs. Z. M. McCausland left, Wednes-
day evening, for a visit to relatives at
Lincoln, Neb.
Mrs. Burnham, OF Fulton is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. J. A. Besuchamp. at b. F.
c., this week.
Mrs. Richard Field has returned from q
visit to the family of DIR. J. A. Quarles, at
Lexington, Va.
Mrs. Name Moreland and son, Reid, re-
turned. Thursday evening, from q visit at
Dunksourg Sedalta.
MI. Robert Atkinson. Jr., Of Ottawa,
Kas., spent Sunday hero the guest of the
family Of Mr.. g. N. Mouutioy.
Sedalis Gazette: Conductor p. F. Sulli-
van will move to Lexington, Mo-. ne II
Monday, where Mr.. Sullivan has q regu-
lar run between Lexington and Kansas
City,
Sedalia Gazette: Mrs. Moreland and
little son, after Q pleasant visit with Mrs
Fred Phipps and Cora Beck, returned yes.
terday afternoon to their home at Lex.
ington, Mo.
Sedalia Democrat: Mrs. DR.. J. E. Tucker
of Lexington, arrived this morning, an6
will remain . week a. the guest of Mis-
Ed. Adams, wife Of the popular Missouri
Pacific engineer.
Rev. w. T. Eastwood and wife, OF dover
were In the city yesterday, shopping
Mr.. Eastwood is again station ed at hi
old home, at Dover, and Is pastor of tn,
Methodist church.
The Grand Lodge, Knights Of Pythias
assembled at Excelsior Springs, this week
| az AAAhuy kOO0 tliukos v WOEA WILL "
In the future. But among the very bes
things the Grand Lodge did was the cleo
tion Of Mr.. Leo Keller, q. o. q. To be a
officer In the Grand Lodge implies man!
things; that the man Ia . faithful Pythian
that he II well versed in the laws OF tn
order; that he 10 sober, energetic, honor
able, and that his actions carry into prac
tice the principles Of friendship, charit
and benevolence. Mr.. Keller measure
we'll up to the standard, and is deservinI
Of the honor. He has labored in seasoI
and out Of season for the order, and tn
Office to which he was elected is but
compliment placed where 1t rightly be
longs. His election is an honor to Lez
ington lodge, No. 57, as we'll as to him
self, and IL duly appreciated by the boy
here. 1t may not be many years befol
MIR. Keller is at the head Of the order i
Missouri. Who knows?
Rob Deuchler. aged about eleven year,
was paralyxed while in his seat at ii
public school, last Monday. Miss Allel
: his teacher, called in Miss Spears, and Il
, two worked with him for some time, b,
, c)uld not help him. Prof. Demand Gale
. carriage and took him home.
al ST. AGNES GUILD.
st. Agnes Guild, composed of the your
a psople Of the Episcopal church, gave
, the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Ellerby, Il
!, nrst Of . series of receptions which are
!. be. held monthly, with . view to pr
. noting sociability among the young PEI
!. pie Of the church. The rectory ",
beautifully decorated with cut howe
: and brilliantly lighted 70 do honor to Il
\ occasion and give welcome to the guest
|, Delicious refreshments, consisting Of
. variety Of elegant cakes, chocolate, OF
!. were served from . table draped wi,
= snowy napery and made attractive
handsome china, cut glass, ferns q
flowers.
10 A noteworthy feature Of the evening
entertainment was music Of an exce
10, tionally excellent character. Mrs. w.
y Trigg sang . solo, my Lady's Bower
r with happy effect. The mellow cader
10 OF her rich soprano voice filed the hou
" with tuneful melody. Mrs. Trigg
90 always heard with delight by lovers
~ good music, and she wal never In bet
o. voice than on this occasion. Miss Min
~ Neale rendered Schsrwsnka's "Poll
" Dance" as q piano solo In q brilliant Q
ne a~rtistic manner, giving evidence OF !
&c. splendid culture In this line. Miss Da
.. Powell's selection was also finely render
q. and greatly enjoyed.
IL The young people indulged freely
ne games and other amusements which bs
1t ished formality and were entered Il
ar with Fest by all. The thanks of the soci
and guests were freely accorded MIR. q
Mrs. Ellerby for their kind co-operat
mi In making this one Of the most pleas
events Of the season.
tv The guests OF the Guild were Mesdar
pr, Trigg, John Powell and Russell, Mis-
b. Minnie Neale, Susie Lesueur, Clau
It. Silver and Cadets Broughton, b. and
Ill Long and Matchett.
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