The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1899-07-29

Mn. Pred EiE aad daaghtsf AaE,
ESttsa home rom an sxissosd wall Il
the old folks Ia Ksatoeky.
NNsisr Pre%ly BOselsr. Of KassA, City.
arrived Dss@oAy night TO Wait hl.
sspbeg, Mssisr Miltos RoyIs.
Miss Asass NEnly. who has bses visit
Jag relative q the soath for several
weeks. got houe last saturday.
Master Fnrk Chew. who has bsen
Tistsg his sisasr 10 ST. LOais for some
Eesks rsiurnsa home Thursday evsaIsg.
Messrs. PsArsy, Cobb, William. ard
Glasse0ek. u ODESSA, we're here Mooday,
attending 2 bGsiBs.a 10 probate court.
Miss RnA Koout1, Of Marshall, who
hss besn vtEting frieads Al Dover for the
past two weeks, will return home next
MosdAy.
Mr.. aud Ms. d.. Willel OF Harrison
vile, arrived Thursday to visit the family
Of Rev. X RyIAnd. Mrs wIlist was Miss
Carrie RyiAnd-
Dr.. and Mrs d. II. earns, OF Psuusyl-
vaslA, arrived Thursday. 90 q visit TO the
family OF Mr. VIM. AaIl. Mrs. earns il 4
sister Of Mrs.. AalL.
Mn. T. NJ. Cobb, who has been visiting
her daughter Mrs. Bert Ta1bman, for
several weeks, returned to her home at
Nevada, Wednesday.
DR.. J. B. Burbridge, Of Dover, who has
bsen quite sick for the past three weeks,
is able 10 walk about His health has
been bad all summer.
Mr. p. J. Beinker, OF st. Louis, was
here this week visiting his wife, who is
spending the summer with her parents,
Mr.. add Mrs.. A. T. johnson.
Mr.. William Barton, Of Kansas City,
came down Saturday to spend Sunday
with his wife and children, who are
visiting Mr.. Walter B. waddsll.
DIR. J. l. Peak will leave on August Tih
for a months outing on the Great Lakes.
He will be accompanied 90 the trip BY
several iriends from Phlladelphia.
Mrs. Luetts Cooper, OF Marshall, and
her daughter, Miss Ethel, came In We'd
nesday, and are guests Of Mrs. JIG. CHM.
They will return TO Marshall this morn
ing.
Messrs. Jas. Anderson aud George
Venable are home from thsir visit TO
McAlister springs. Mr.. Anderson was
benefited BY the trip, add will 60 back
shortly.
Mr.. Z. @. VenAble Of the ISTELLIaKx.
4 force, left Monday for = hunting and
fishing trip OF several weeks. He will
probably visit Kansas and Arkansas
before he returns.
Miss Eanice wry Fulton, OF Kansas
City, who has been visiting her friend,
Miss Frances Young, returned home
Monday morning. Miss Fulton will be
remembered =. = former elOcution teacher
Al b. y. G.
Higginsyille Leader, Monday: Willis
Carr. Of Lexington, changed cars here
yesterday morning from Corder, where
he had been spending Sunday with his
best girl Misses Corder. Of Alma, and
Afford, OF Lexington, Msssrs. X. p.
Ashorst and j. W. Kennedy, Of Black
burn, were visiting friends here yester.
day.
The following named ladies' started
yesterday for Chantauqua, New York, TO
spend q month or siI weeks: Miss Fannie
Sawyer, Miss Lutte Chamber, Miss Lucy
Bill. Mrs. John N. Vaughan. chaperontd
the party. They expected to be Joined at
Independence by Miss Mary Mccoy, Of
Independence, and q number Of young
ladies from Pleasant Hill.
Mr.. Clarence vivion aud vile got home
Sunday morning from their trip Of three
weeks 10 the wonderful land OF California.
Mr.. Vivion 10 about ten pounds heavier
than when he left here, and says he and
Mrs. Viyion had a boss time. They visited
Los Angeles, Santa Barbara, San Fran.
cisco, Salt Lake City, and other important
points, and threw dull care to the winds.
The found II much cooler out west, 10 the
mountains and on the coast, than It IL at
home.
The following Lafayette county people
were registered at the hotel at McAiister
Springs last Sunday; From Lexington
Oscar Andreen, wife and two daughter,
Gus HaefIe and wife, Mr.. Anderson, Mr..
Venable, Mrs. J. b. Silver, Miss Mary
Silver, Mr.. Silver, wife aud babe, Mrs.
Auil, Robert RulkersoD, Miss Laura
Grady. From Hlgginsyille-J. II. Hart.
man, chas, Neale, James Dyer. II. Col.
brook, Claude Kennedy, Sam Hoefer, Bid
Wilson, Mrs. Neale, Misses Williamson,
Sims, Lake, Chambhn and Johnson.
Mr.. Joseph l.. Thomas, OF West Plains,
Mo-, arrived here last Saturday on q visit
TO bis nephew, Capt. b. T. Wiley. Mr..
Thomas looks a little older than he did
when he left here about twenty Year,
ago, but 10 not much changed, and seems
to be 10 good health. lie used 10 be a
member Of the Lexington Male Quartette,
and the names Of Chiles, Conner, Smith
and Thomas can be found on all old
programmes. Mr.. Thomas was the first
person 10 this section who ever made the
india rubber sling shot, and the thing
was for years designated as q "Jo.
Thomas" He was the most expert
marksman that ever han died the little
joker.