The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1898-09-10

CHARACTERIZATION
Mr.. Ed Ahrens was here one day this
week.
Miss Bessie Wallace left, Wednesday,
for Athens, Alabama.
Mr.. Frank Bell, Of oklahoma, visited
friends here this week.
Mrs. Hannah addell is visiting friends
In this city, and has been very sick all
week.
Miss Mary Porter has reached home
from an extended visit to relatives in
Kansas.
Mrs. VIM Barton, OF Kansas City, and
two children, are visiting Mr.. Walter
Waddell.
Miss Bessie Atkieson, who has been
visiting her father, at Conway, Ark, is at
home again.
Mr.. John Mountjoy, Of st. Louis, came
up Sunday on a visit to his father, and
remained several days.
Mr.. Jesse L. Groves and his little son,
Robert, paid the INTELLIGENoER a very
pleasant visit Monday.
Mr.. Il. b. Hays and family have moved
to town and are occupying the Berry house
on Fifteenth and franklin Avenue.
Mrs. o. Andreen aud daughter, Miss
Rachel, spent a few days at MAYHEM, last
week, the guests of Mrs. T. ID. Hammond.
Judge William Young went to Kansas
City, yesterday, to see his son, Wilson,
who is 10 camp with the Fifth regiment.
Mr.. Edward and Miss Cornella Lud-
wigs returned, last Tuesday, from a visit
OF a few days with friends near Rich.
mond.
f, MIR. o. Andreen went to jefferson City,
last Saturday. to attend the funeral OF Mr..
Henry W. Ewing, who was buried on
Sunday.
Miss Lena Mcdaniel, of Higginsville,
who visited Miss Minnie Venable several
: days this week, returned home Monday
= evening.
Mr.. Joseph f. Afford, who has for the
past year been at Halifax, Washington
= has returned to Lexington. He says he IL
satisfied that Lexington is the best plac,
on earth to live.
Miss Caltha Campbell is entertaining
Miss Jeanette Williams, of Fayette, Mis-
Hattie johnson, OF Kansas City, Mis-
! Lewis, OF st. Louis, and Miss Estelle Col,
man, of Denver, Colorado.
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Miss DOME Weber left Monday morn
ing for st. Louis to purchase her fall an,
winter stock Of dry goods. She will ais
visit Miss Julia Klenn, at De Soto, befor
l. returning home.
10 Miss Airline Burden, who has bee
> visiting in Illinois for the past thre
is months, is ct home. She will board wit
ID Mrs. Grady, and attend school Will
Mrs. Burden is absent.
" Mr.. Clifton Worthingtop, who has bee
visiting the family OF his cousin, Nj
,s. Johu G.. Worthington, aud other friend
ly for the past four weeks, left for his hon
as 10 Kentucky, Monday.
wv Mr.. Fred Wilson got home Taesda
or from a visit to New York, where be puI
chased a ine stock OF goods for Il
in Racket store. He was Ia New York whe
the naval parade took place, aud wi
messed it all from beginning to end.
was a grand sight.
I've Mrs. Geo. W. Mullenix and two childre
tn, who have been here some weeks visitir
int the family Of Mr.. VIM. Billiard, left Z
vas home Monday. Mrs. Mullenix has man
The friends In this city who will alwa!
SITS remember her with pleasure, and symp
md thize with her misfortune.
'ie' Mr.. e. A. Hawk, Of the Corder Dispatc
W. was a pleasant caller at the INTELLIGEl
GER office Monday. He came OVERLAP
Gu. with three other passengers, and In eros
'nu ing the street car track broke the hi
"A wheel Of their conveyance. Mr.. Hay
took the accident philosophically. Am
re- who rustles for a country newspaper so
becomes a philosopher in some respec
He learns to do without many things
'eu wants, and to laugh at misiortuI
especially somebody else's misfortune.