The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1898-01-22

Mt I1culsg 9IdAh u IPONCAN cRthh ANNo
day in Lexington.
Miss Locke Arnold is visiting relatives
at Nashville, Tenn.
Miss Katie Keith, of st. Louis, is visiting
the Misses Hamlet.
Mr.. W. p. Cole come up from Dover
Tuesday on business.
Mira. g.. w. Hyde visited relatives In
HiggInsviile Wednesday.
Miss Lila Sorber, OF St. Louis, is the
guest of Miss Minnie King.
Mrs. G. c. Wallace returned Wednesday
from a visit to Higginsville relatives.
Miss Leona Coleman is enjoying a visit
to Miss Grace Welborn, near Aqllvilie.
Mr., W. B. Major, of near Odessa, was q
pleasant caller at our office yesterday.
Miss Adelia Standish. OF st. Louis, is
visiting her aunt, Mrs. j. ID, Shewalter'
Miss Matte Green spent several days
visiting relatives In Higginsville this
week.
Miss Alice Mountioy came home We'd
pesday from a three months' visit to reia'
tives In 81. Louia.
MIR. Louis Cox, a prominent farmer
from near Dover, was In Lexington on
business, Thursday.
Mrs. Frances L. Price has been the
guest OF friends and relatives at Warrens-
burg for several days.
Mrs. A. T. johnson has returned from
q visit OF three weeks To her daughter,
Mrs, Bencker, Of st, Louis
Mrs. Il. J.. Groves left Wednesday night
for a visit with relatives In Kansas City.
ahe will return home tonight.
Miss Myrtle Mcdrew, Of St. Louis, is
visiting the family OF Mr.. Joseph Chinn'
She will return home this evening.
DR.. Cameron was down town Monday,
the frat time since the accident. He looks
a little odd with his whiskers gone.
Mr.. John w. White. a candidate for
associate Judge of the Western district,
was q pleasant caller at our office Thurs
day.
Mr.. Andrew o'Malley attended the
funeral services of his old boyhood friend,
MI. James Lillis, at Kansas City, We'd
nesday.
Miss Kate Reeder came home from Hig-
ginsviIle Wednesday, having resigned her
position az deputy in the p~ostofdce In
that city.
Mrs. II. j.. Burgess and little daughter
returned to their home at st. Joseph, Sat-
urday mnrnIpg, after a visit TO Mrs. Eur
CESS parents heTe'
Major Charles II. Vandiver spent last
Friday night and Saturday in Lexington,
and while here paid the INTELLIoRNCER
office a welcome call.
Mr.. John T.. Taylor and daughter, Miss
Line, who have been visiting relatives In
Quincy, ILL.,, for the past two weeks,
arrived home Thursday morning.
Mr.. William Weber arrived Monday
evening from St. Louis, and will visit his
parents In this city for some time. MIR.
Weber has ABOUT recovered from his re-
cent segere Illness.
Mr.. Ernest Chapman eame home last
Sunday, and has spent the past week
III. Chapman. Mr., Chapman is an old
Lexington boy, who is succeeding we'll In
st. Louis.
Richmond Conservator: "Lswis Green,
one OF the old residents of Lexington, was
In town several days the first of the week
visiting relatives. He was a pleasant
caller ct the Conservator office, Monday,
for q social chat.H
Marshall Democrat-News "Mrs. Lpetta
Cooper of Lexington, Is In the city, the
guesr of Mr.. A. Gauldin's family. Mrs,
Cooper, who Tecently purchased Mr..
Ruckner's new residence on Highland,
will not move here until neZt June"
Mr.. 7. R. Early, who has been here the
past week Attending to business, leaves
this morning for st. Joseph. Mr.. Early
saws the prospects for q boom in st.
Joseph next spring are good, and we trust
he will reap a rich harvest In the lumber
business n that city.
Mr.. Branch, OF st. Louis. caro- hGl9e to
remain for an indefinite period on
account of the III health OF his father, and
to be with his sister, Miss Anna, who was
SO seriously injured six months ngo by a
team running away. She has not been
able TO walk since that time, and her
hope that she may DON Pc able to enjoy
life as IN former days.