The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1895-07-27
LOCALS AND PERSONALS.

Mr.. Lewis Eckle spent sunday in Kan
sas City.
Captain and Mrs. Todhunter spent
Tuesday in the city.
Miss Nelia Eckle is spending the week
with friends in Kansas City.
Mr.. Wat Aull shipped last week eleven
car loads of cattle of Chicago.
Mr.. Jane Wilson, of Sedalia, is visiting
her sister, Mrs. Upton Wilson.
The article, .'True Partners was writ
ten by Mrs. b. r.. l. for Comfort.
Miss Kate Reeder, OF Higginsville, is
spending the week in Lexington.
Watch the Sunday Post Dispatch for
the pictures of Lexington's bellies.
The Misses Boogher, of St. Louis, are
Waiting their aunt, Mrs. j. b. Silver.
Mrs, Il: J. Groves. who has been visit
iugz her sistsr In KAnsas, is home again.
Mr.. n. Sam Hays f~avorite song of late
Is, "Way Down Upon the 'Swan'-ee
River"
Miss Anna Ireland has returned home
after a visit OF several weeks In st.
Joseph.
Mrs. Il. j. McGrew is expecting a visit
from her sister, Miss Fleeta Bradley, OF
MAYHEM.
Mr.. Robert Atkinson. Jr., one OF the old
/ W. M. A. boys, will visit his Lexington
friends in q lew days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Talbot Simpson are ex-
pected nome next week from an extended
trip through the east.
Don't miss the Carnival march aud
tableaux at the Opera House next Thurs
day evening at 8 O'Clock.
Mr.. IT., j. Johns, formerly of our city,
has purchased a controlling interest In the
Sweet Springs Milling company.
Rev. C. M. Bishop spent Tuesday in
Sedalia, and went thence to Dresden to
attend an Epworth League meeting.
After a delightful week spent in visiting
Miss Laura ireland, Mr.. Frazer returned
to his home in st. Joseph, Monday.
Misses Belle Stramcke and Bessie
LaBertew left Wednesday for Marshall,
where they will spend several weeks.
Miss Marian Duvall, who was quite i'll
for several weeks, is decidedly better, and
was out driving one evening his week.
Mrs. M. d. LaBertew will, next month,
open a complete line of millinery goods,
In the rooms east of Meyers shoe store.
Mr.. and Mrs. @. c. Parker, OF Los
Angeles, have gone to santa Monica
Beach to spend the remainder OF the
summer.
The addition to the w. NJ. A. is now
completed, and adds very much to the
appearance to that already handsome
structure.
Don't fail to attend the Bridge Fair,
and see all Midway. DOM miss the
"Dahcmey Village" and the "droup o.
Beauties"
In the article on elizabeth Aull Semi
mary" the printer has miss Graham L.
a graduate OF Charlotte Female institute
It should be Miss Martin.
Miss Matte Shelby, after spending
several weeks with friends and relatives
10 Richmond and this city, left yesterday
for her home in Monet, Mo.
II the city will put down curbing on
the north side of Washington avenue, the
property owners will lay brick pave
ments. A much needed improvement.
Miss Cecilia sherwin, a charming youne
full week visiting Mrs.. John Gordon and
the Misses Peake, returned home last Fri.
day.
Lexington, with her fine educationa
advantages, her church facilities and hel
hotel accommodations, needs only tn
bridge to make 1t the commercial man.
SUNDAY home"
Miss ssllie Chambers is q successful
teacher for little ones. They not only
learn rapidly but are very much In low
with their teacher. Her scnooi OPEN
again in September.
Miss Lizzie Smith, who has beer
studying music for several months II
London, - now en- voyses n asat h.s n
returning to her Lexington friends.
Mr., and Mrs. w. e. Bard, Jr., of Sedalia
will visit Mrs. Bard's sister, Miss Estell'
Mc0rew, the first week In August. Will
10 Lexington, they will join Q party o.
friends and enjoy the delights OF q fishing
trip.
Messrs. Wolf and Burton, representing
the Electric Light Co., OF Kansas City
were in town Saturday.. making arrsng'
meits for the plant which they Will pnl
In here. They expect to begin wor'
about the LIST OF August.
II has been gently Whispered In various
clubs, parlors, ETC., that our new com
msndant is soon to enter Into the "holy
bonds of matrimony." We would con
graduate him II we were thoroughly con
vinced of the veracity of the statement.
Miss Lizzie English will leave mex
Wednesday morning for Pertle SPRING
to attend the Methodist assembly which
will be In session there during the week
Miss Lizzie poes Is Q delegate from tn
e Woman's Parsonage and Home MissioI
3 society.
8 On Thursday evening, the ladies o
pleasant home of Mr.. Horn, for tn
benefit OF the church. Quite Q humble
: Of Lexington young people were tnere
and reported q good supper, q pleas
ant time.
1 Mr., Young, Of the Missouri Valley
Bridge Leavenworth, Kan, wa
in the city Monday for the purpose o
contracting for coal to be loaded II
barges, shipped to Jefferson City ant
used 10 the construction OF q bridg'
across the Missouri river at that point.
Rev, Charles P~lattenburg, formerly on
of the Wentworth cadets, has recenti!
been married to Miss Lila Woodruff, o
Sayviile, Long Island. They are now OF
t an extensive tour through New England
+, and Canada. Rev. Plattenburg has charg
Of one OF the leading churches OF Union
? town, Pa.
5 Miss Laura Hyde, n Of lexington
brightest young ladies, will enter Cornell
; university In September. Miss Laura !
q recent graduate of the Baptist college
in this city, and from the enviabie recor'
y she made there, we will expect to hea
ul8uy kooA nA
noted institution.
: Midway Midwayli Midwaylll A
0 Hagen,s opera house on the evening o
g August 1, q fair will be given by tn
A young ladies of town for the benefit OF tn
:. bridge. The leading feature of the evening
. will be tho plsisance, In which all nation
will be represented. All friends OF tn
bridge are cordially invited to attend.
Mr.. E. D. Russell, general agent for tn
McGrew Milling company, In the state
i of Arkansas and Louisiana, was In tn
city recently. He says that Lexington
we'll known throughout the states o.
s account of the excellent -four made here
He reports prospects, for b near future
a bright, as crops are exceptionally good.
The Woodman of the World, repre-
3 sented by 8. L. Wade, of Chicago, is or
ganizing q camp In this city. This insur
c ance company has the same capital stoc
n and reserve fund that has made the Cd
q Fellows, Masons and Knights of Pythia
orders SO respected. Some of our prom
u inent citizens are favoring this enterprise
1t has come to our ears that some {
Lexington's fair ones are determined nc
to be left in the lurch by the I'm de siecI
girl who rides the wheel in the lates
q approved fashion. They are now dill
rantlu nrootioino In Uorrofa and dnr