The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1898-10-08

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Mr.. q. NJ. Moustioy was reported maeh
better yesterday.
Mr.. A. W. Smith was thought to oe y
little better yesterday.
Mis-. E. F. Nicholson spsoi several days
in Kansas City this week.
Mr.. d. o. Heathman spent several days
in Kansas City this week.
Mr.. and Mr.. L. y. white, o. Dover,
were visiting In this city this week.
Mr.. Florida Grady IL making . weeks
visit to Mrs. DiDwiddis, near Dover.
Mr.. Alex. Graves was Registered al the
Midland Hotel, Kansas City. this week.
Mn. NJ. A. Mare Is visiting the family
of her sou, Mr.. W. O. Mars. In ST. Louis.
Ms.su. Hairy and Johr Taubman and
Ed Price were 10 Kansas City this week.
Mr.. George Blackwell, now 10 the postal
service, was visiting the folks at home
this week.
Doctor and Mrs. q. W. Frsdendall will
leave Monday for a visit to the Omaha
Exposition.
Mr.. Everett Blsdsoe, OF Kansas City.
was here the nrst Of the week visiting
Mr.. ]. c. Bledsos.
MIR. Eugene Weber has been In st.
Louis this week, taking In the fall iestivi-
ties at that place.
Mr.. and Ms. John Morrison and W
ehildren were at 81. Louis 10 see the
"veilsd Prophet"
Miss Anna Kennedy, Of Higgiusville,
was here this week visiting her sister,
Ms. C. c. Wallace.
Misses Emma aud Carrie Geyer left,
Sunday, for q visit Of a week or ten days
10 friends 10 81. Louis.
Mrs. L. W. slusher and son, lie Roy,
left Thursday for Kansas City, to be
absent for several days.
Mrs. d. W. B. Tevis is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Slayback, 10 81. Louis, and
saw the "vsiied Prophet"
Miss Marie Co.'s returned, wednesday
evening, from an extended visit with
relatives and friends in st. Louis.
Miss Annie Maud Tevis and Miss Dollie
WaddelI went 10 Kansas City, Thursday,
for a visit Of = few days to relatives.
The last news from Jacksonville, Fla,
reports that Mr.. Walter Ireland Is improv-
ing, and Mr.. Luther Crenshaw is rapidly
getting well.
Little Bessie shisr, Of Odessa, has been
very sick for the past week with malarial
fever, but ct last accounts was thought 70
be improving.
Misses Allie Eagle, Lima Taylor, Laura
Taubman and Kate Trail are among those
who spent the week 10 Kansas City,
attending the fall festivities.
Lieutenant K. W. Carter was 10 this
city Tuesday night. when his company
is mustered out, be will probably accept
q position on some daily paper In Kansas
City.
Mrs. W. @. Musgroye, Mrs. w. NJ. Cash
and Miss Clarice Weysnd expect TO start
Sunday night for . visit 10 the Omaha
Exposition. They will be gone about q
week.
Miss CoEetts Keller, formerly OF Baptist
college, has Just returned from the Omaha
exposition, and is at present the guest oil
Miss Annie Laurie, Of Nicholson Place,
81. Louis, Missouri.
Miss Katie Hays went to Kansas City,
Monday, TO meet her cousin, Miss Matte
Day, Of Winfield, who Is Visiting relatives
10 Kansas City. Miss Katie will return
home today, bringing Miss Day with her
Mrs. John e. Burden and daughter
Miss Maude, have gone from Colorado
Springs TO Denver on q visit for q week oil
two. They will then return to th'
springs. Mrs. Burdens health is stea1il,
| improving.
, Mrs. b. r. Ireland left here 5aturda!
0 evening, to 90 70 Jacksonville, Florida
: Her son, Walter, and Mr.. Luther Cren
=
v shaw, are both sick with typhoid fever
. 10 camp near that city. II 10 rePorteI
that the regiment will o o be ordered Il
e Cuba.
d Mr.. aud Mn. ]. K. Gray, Miss Alic
o Gray and Mrs. Ebert Gray, OF Waterloo
made the INTKLLIGKNcKR Office . pleas
ant visit Wednesday. Mrs. Ebert Gray
the new daughter.in.law, and we admir-
the good Judgment OF Mr.. Gray for iallln
i 10 love with her, marrying her, an
bringing her to our county TO live.
n MARRIAGES.
Married, in this city, September IA, b
. John NJ. Price, Esq, Mr.. John Fairs an
ri Miss Carrie BisbY, both Of Dover.
Married, 10 this city, October 2, by job
re n. Price, Esq, Mr.. Arthur SimmermoI
aud Miss Anna J. Jackson, both OF thi
7" city.
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