The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1897-10-23
COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE.
PAGE CITY.


Lucian Roth was here Sunday night.
John NeaIe, of AulIville, was here Mon
day.
John Cooper was here on business thi'
week.
NeiIl Todhunter was in town Saturday
night.
Constable Geo. Zsysing, of Dover wal
here last week.
Chas. Neer shipped n car load of hogs tt
st. Louis Wednesday,.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Slusher spent Sunday
with MIR. Joseph FL. Page.
MIR. and Mrs. Gill Goodwin left for Kan.
sas city Saturday morning.
Misses Jirde and Fannie Caldwell wen
to Higginsville last Saturday.
viii Parker and family spent Sunday
with the family of Bnrwell Starke.
DIR. j. A. Grimes. of Higginsville, was O
pleasant caller TO our city Tuesday.
Misses Jessie and Lulu Jackson were
pleasant callers to our city Monday.
Jno. Stewart and Walter Page spent
Sunday with friends in the country.
Messrs. Granville Page, Geo. AIlendel
and Calvin Brown were here Monday.
Messrs. Robt. Webb, John NJ. Caldwell
aud Jesse Groves were here last Saturday
j.. w. Tompkins and Blanton Vaughan
had business in HIgginsville Wednesday
Miss Sarah Walker and Mrs. Max Lyons
were shopping in Kansas City last week
Chas. Tabb and Chas. Caldwell spent
Sunday evening with friends in Higgins
Vile.
Mrs. w. g. Cooper, OF Higginsville,
o2a.f Qnn1ou hora with her mnlhaF- Ira.
Geo. Hall.
Misses Annie, Ethel aud Stella Lyons
were shopping in Higginsville last Satur-
day evening.
Mrs. Geo. Hall returned from st. Louis
last week where she has been for the past
ten Jays at the bedside OF Mr.. Avery.
Mrs. X. p. Tabb left Saturday morning
for her future home In Kansas City. Mr..
Tabb and Charlie will leave in . few days.
The school here is about to close on ac-
count of sore eyes. A great many of the
children have them and are stopping
every day.
David Eagan and j. w. Tompkins were
by the court to take an inven-
of the personal property OF the late
Wash Cooper.
We nave a man in town who wants to
all he is worth on the Jay Hawks
Dedtluk tuo AikCto ~
Than ksRiving game. Is he right or not.
CoRDER.
Rev. A. B. Appleby preached in Black
burn Sunday.
Mrs. Geo. b. sydnor is visiting relatives
Huntsville.
Miss Stella Lewis spent Saturday and
at home.
Mrs. J. G. Shackelsord visited relatives
Higginsville last week.
Mrs. Kilyou is at her fathers, Mr.. John
Price, sick with typhoid fever.
Misses Ida and Emma Liese left for Col
orado Springs Tuesday morning.
Mr.. Willis Carr, Of Lexington, was cal
ing on friends here Sunday evening.
Mr.. Oscar Morehead and wife left for
heir home in Oklahoma Tuesday morn
ne.
Mr.. JOS. Nsale was the guest of his sis
,er, Mrs. j.. G. Shackelford. the first OF the
week.
Mr.. jackson Corder, of Independence,
his son II. F. Corder and family
asst week.
Mrs. Mamie Catron aud daughter, Mrs.
Ola Field, of Blackburn, visited Mrs. ID.
]. Jackson last week.
Mr.. j. r. Grove accompanied by MS
wife and daughter, Miss Anna, were in
Kansas City one day last week.
Mr.. Walter Lumbeck and wife, of Malta
Bend, visited relatives in this vicinity
and Sunday OF last week.
Misses Mary and Ada Price who have
,een attending the Normal at W%arrens-
,urg this fall, are at home sick with ty-
fever.
Mrs. II. c. Spencer, of Blackburn, was
lere Sunday to take her children home.
they have been spending the week with
heir grandmother Mrs. Rine.