The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1898-11-12

Mr.. Tilton Davis Is again able TO be out.
Miss Cora Peak is visiting Mrs. p. H.
Kirk, at Garrett, Kas.
Mr.. r. D. Bledsoe, Of Kansas City, was
here on business Monday.
Mr.. B. r. Ireland has been quite sick
this week, but lie improving.
Mr.. John 8. Blackwell went 10 Jefferson
City, Thursday, on legal business.
Mise Georgia Fletcher, of Aims, is the
guest Of Mr.. aud Mrs. VIM. ]. Baudon.
Mr.. Tom Creushaw and wife we're here
last Sunday, to visit Mr.. Iuther Cren-
shaw.
Miss Laura Winkler visited her sister,
Mrs. John Daehler, at Blackburn, last
week.
Miss Daisy Francisco, OF Waverly,
attended the ball at Blackburn, Monday
night
Mr.. Q. Gruber, OF Lexington, was regis
tered at the Midland Hotel, Kansas City,
last week.
Mr.. J. c. McGrew aud wife and two
daughters went to st. Louis, Monday, for
a short visit.
Mr.. Tom Fletcher, our night watch,
who has been sick a couple Of weeks, is
on duty again.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. Andreen. Mr.. VIM II.
Chiles and Mr.. Robert Taubman spent
Monday In Kansas City.
, Mr.. @. A. Benton, wife and baby. OF
Sioux City, Iowa, are visiting his father,
Jos. s. Benton, near this city.
n Miss Gussie Warmer, Of Memphis,
! Tenn, was here Sunday and Monday, on
A a visit to Miss Eugenia Davis.
Miss Locke Arnold left Thursday mora
ing for an extended visit to her cousin
. DR.. Griswold, at Peru, Indiana.
10 Mr.. George P. Blackwell has been al
d home this week, visiting his parents ant
friends. George is popular with all who
know him.
Mrs. T. Il. Shaw and little daughter
is Of Pilot Grove, are visiting the family o
Prof. Demand. Mrs. Shaw is a sister o
Mrs. Demand.
y Sergeant Major Crenshaw, who is hom'
on a Through, is gaining flesh so rapid,
ID that he will soon forget that he lost an!
weight At the Jacksonville camp.
g Miss Fannie Benton who has been Wis
~ iting friends 10 Kansas City, Mo-, Sioui
I'd City, To-, aud the Omaha Exposition dur
s, ing the last month, returned home las
Saturday.
Mr.. Emison Chauslor, state bank exam
liner, was here Monday and Tuesday. II
at claims Lexington as his home, and cam
by here, as a good citizen, to vote the straigh
y, democratic ticket.
80 Misses May and Alice Peak left Thur,
OF day morning Tor Blackburn, for q visit /
X Miss Sallie Suggett, aud to attend Ii
ne reception OF the x. X. X. club, whic
all meets with Miss suggett this week.
Miss Allie Pointer, of B. F. C., wei
ny home Friday morning, On q visit to I'll
w. home folks. Her friend, Miss Moffei
We accompanied her. They returned to the
Ito school duties on Monday afternoon.
'au MIR. Bob Hickman, of Odessa, was
Blackburn last Sunday night, calling
a young lady. Mr.. Jim Sydnor and M
Lynn Lewis, OF Corder, were also
'n' Blackburn Sunday, probably attending
court business.
IRA Miaa Adelja Staudish Ia visiting b
0 a uncle, MIR. j. D. Shewalter. Her mothe
10y Mrs. standish, who has been living In :
ow Louis for several years, will soon mo
opt back to Lexington, and will keep hou
In for her brother.
Mr.. J. d. Easter, agent for the Santa I
:, was telegraphed q few days ago to maj
bis appearance In Chicago. We are ARA
'. that Mr.. Easter will not stay with
NV much longer. But II he goes we hope
may be promoted TO some high office.
Capt. A. A. Lesueur aud vile al
crb daughter came up from Jefferson Gil
18th Monday, TO make q visit to relatives a
left friends. While Mrs. Lesueur aud daug
Ity. ter visited the family of Mr.. Jos.
gar Lesueur, in the suburbs, the captain W
ISL greeting his hosts OF old friends In I
CRIB city. Lexington is their home, and
rho came to exercise his rights as an Amei
for o.n citizen. Miasouri has no ADLER cha
on pion OF Jeifersonian democracy than Ca
feei tain Lesueur, and his friends are proud
SUI hia record,