The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1897-10-09
COUNTY GooDRoADs ASSOCIATION.
Temporary Organization Perfected and
Meeting Called to Organize
Permanently.

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being held at Corder under the auspices of
the State Board of Agriculture. a tempo
rary organization of the Lafayette County
Good Roads Association was formed. j.
II. Debolt was elected president and Con-
rad Smith secretary. A meeting has been
called to be held in the Commercial Club's
rooms at Lexington, Monday, November
/, 1897, at which time the organization of
the County Association will be made per-
manent. Delegates will be elected to the
State Association which meets in this city
in December. The INTELLIaENCER would
urge every citizen In the county to attend
this meeting. The rich and the poor, the
merchant, farmer, doctor, lawyer, preach
or and every one else Is interested in this
all important question of lettering the
roads Of this state. Don't fail to attend
this meeting.
PERSONALS.
Mrs. Carrie Ford is In st. Louis visiting
relatives.
Mrs. Jos. q. Chinn is the guest OF Dover
relatives.
Albert Johnson is visiting his sister in
st. Louis.
w. a. Oldham, Jr., OF Kansas City was
here Sunday.
Mrs. w. II. Robertson is visiting rela-
tives In Kansas City.
Misses Birda and Minnie Gunlack are
visiting In Kansas City.
Mr.. Hayden Hulver, of Virginia, is the
guest of Mr.. Isaac fiulver.
Mr.. Bias Fredericks is In Kansas City,
attending the fall festivities.
NJ JVilIIa Clam atsanlad fha lar-aro
Institute at Corder Wednesday.
Misses Estelle Stanley and Mayme Hick-
lin are visiting in Kansas City.
Mrs. Lucy Wernwag is visiting rela-
tives In Kansas City this week.
Messrs. NJ. T. Buford and Willie Shelby
went to Kansas City Tuesday night.
DIR. Wilkes, of Junction City, Kas.. was
the guest OF DR.. Walter Eckle, yesterday.
Mrs. Il. A. Eckle is visiting her daugh-
ter, Mrs. @. II. Nickel, at HARDWOOD, Mo.
Miss Maude Hamlet left Tuesday norm
ing for a visit to relatives at Kansas City.
Mr.. j. +. Webb spent several days in
Kansas City enjoying the festivities this
week.
Messrs. James and Boyd Gilkerson wit
messed the Priests of Palias parade Tues
day night.
Miss Caltha Campbell, of Graceland
Park, is visiting Miss Hattie Johnson in
Kansas City.
Mr.. Charles Craig spent two days in
Kansas City this week attending the car
nival festivities.
Misses Allie Eagle, Ssllie Taylor, Clara
Nicholson and Edith Mars visited Kan
sas City this week.
Elder G.. M. Goode was called to Illinois
Friday evening by a telegram announcing
the death Of his nephew.
Mrs. Walter Hollenbeck and daughter,
of Pacific Grove, California, are the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. John p. Gordon.
Mrs. John e. Burden and daughter,
Miss Irene, left Tuesday for a visit to
Mrs. Il. b. Wingate, at Kansas City.
Miss Kathryne Reeder spent Sunday
here with her mother, returning to her
home at Hisginsviile Monday morning.
Miss Katherine TunstaII and Mrs. Sc.
phia Laurie left the frat of the week to
visit relatives in Kansas City and enjoy
Karnival week.
Miss Emma Geyer is visiting in Kansas
City this week. Her position at the tele-
phone exchange office is being filled by
Miss Emma Klee.
went to Kansas City Tuesday night to
witness the Priests OF Pallas parade. They
returned on the night train.
Mrs. ]. j. Nesbitt and son, John, of
Larned, Kas., who have been visiting
In this city for several weeks,
returned home Tuesday morning.
Mrs. Oscar Gregg and children left
Wednesday for their home at Eureka,
Ras., after q pleasant visit here with Mes
danes j. o. Lesueur n Sailie Trigg.
Mr.. Lawrence Easter, of Kansas City,
Kas., spent Sunday with relatives here.
He was accompanied home by his mother,
Mrs. M. L.. Easter, who will visit him for
q short time.
Hon. ii. q. Sydnor the pioneer hog
breeder was In Lexington Saturday, not
to attend the CIRCUS but to place q con-
tract for a handsome catalogue with the
iNTELLI0ENCER.
Miss Lillian Gardner, who has been
the Misses Gordon, left Monday
for Kansas City, where she Will visit for a
weeks before returning to her home
At La Animas, Col.
Mr.. Frank Lamborn, of Tacoma. WASH
arrived Wednesday evening for a
Visit to relatives and friends here. Mr.
Lamborn was raised in this city, and has
host of friends here who welcome him
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