The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1899-11-18
MISCELLANEOUS MELASGE.
From saturday,sD

From Saturdays DAiIy.l
Mr.. John WslbOrn Is trausactine legal
business in Kansas City today.
Mn. Tilton Davis left this morning for
visit to friends 10 Richmond.
Mr. Gustav Hssrle returned last night
from Louisville, KY, and st. Louis.
coanty courtadjOurued yesterday even.
Ing after being In session fivo days.
Mr.. stouswall J. White, Of WayerIy.
stopped over 10 this city last night, en-
route tc Kansas City.
Mr.. Thos. W. Hill came down from
KAnsas City this morning, to visit the
family Of DR.. J. W. Meng.
Mr. and Mrs. Logan Chsppell, Of Mount
Leonard, arrived yesterday evening to
visit Mrs. Chappsll's sister, Mrs. Mamie
@. stelle.
Mrs. Mary 3. Kriehu, Of Los Angeles,
CAL, who has been visiting relatives and
friends In this city, left for her home this
morning.
Miss Annie Cash returned to her home,
near wellington, this morning, after q
visit to the family of her brother, Mr..
VIM. NJ. Cash.
Rev. A. A. Wallace. OF Mexico, No., son
OF Rev. MIR. Wallace, OF Iudepend dsnce,
will preach at the Presbyterian church
tomorrow morning aud evening.
Mr.. H. W. Winsor returned this morn.
Ing from Mayvlew, where be attended the
two days session OF the Inter enomina.
tional Sunday school convention.
Mr.. Clyde Mcconnell, who has been
assisting Messrs. Ford d Hawkins 10 the
sewer work, Just completed, returned to
bis home In Sweet Springs last night.
Mr.. J. J. Rhodes, man agsr OF the Harris.
Anderson Lumber company, Of this city,
left yesterday evening for Colony, Kas.,
to spend few days with bis home folks.
Mrs. II. Henisey, OF Kansas City, who
with her two children has been visiting
her mother, Mrs. Lena Setter. the pas,
two weeks, returned home this morning
Mrs. r. O. Carter. OF Higgiusville, &C.
companied by her little daughter, Bette
arrived yesterday evening to visit hel
sister, Mrs. Sarah M. Russell, near thi,
city.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. @. Harper, Of Kansal
City, and Mrs. A. F. Sawyer and son
Of Independence, arrived last night tt
visit the family OF Mr.. T. q. Sawyer, neal
this city.
The Jury 10 the road case OF FRITZ
Nlemeyer et al, petitioners, vs. Louii
Buesipg, which came up for trial 10 th'
county court yesterday, awarded Buesinl
tl76 damages.
Miss Mollie Eaton and Mr.. @. b. Eaton
OF Faystts, Mo-, who have been visiting
theIr brother and sister, Mr.. Benz. Eato'
aud Mrs. W. r. Kerdoln, Jr., returned
home this morning.
Miss Erna B. Watson, OF Fnltou, after
delightful visit Of several weeks will
Mrs. J. X. Moorehead, left this morning
for Marshall, where she will spend weel
before returning home.
1t will require $1,000 enumerators h
take the census OF the United States II
June next, for II must be completed b.
the Brst week 10 July. That means tina
about rs million people must be recorde
s.,,.5ns IL sAlr,y .a days or at sAs rate Of 2
A main line Missouri Pacific pas'sngs
tram, consisting of eight coaches, passe'
through Lexington yesterday Afternoon
at 4:80. The train made the run iron
ssdalia to Independence at the rate
forty Ave miles an hour, which Is prett
fast clip, considering the steep grades o.
the Lexington branch. The train wa
sent around this way on account oil
slight accident on the main line.
Mrs. Jas. R. Moorehead entertained
merry crowd Of young ladies and gentle
men at progressive domino party at be
home last night, given as farewell re
ception TO her guest, Miss Erns |
Watson, OF Fulton, who returned hom
this morning. 1t was q very charmin
event. The ladles. prize, beautiful vast
was won by Mise Annie Ireland. DIR.
T. Ryland captured the gentleman
trophy, q lot Of choice cigars, while ID
bcoby prize fell to Miss Katherine Flu
kerson. Refreshments, consisting OF gir
ger cakes, popcorn, cider and crystalize
nuts, were served, and everyone preser
spent an evening of rare enjoyment.
A special train of twelve cars Of mul'
were shipped south over the Memph
railroad from the Kansas City stoe
yards yesterday morning. The null
belong to the Englis government az
will be loaded on shiPboard at Ne
Orleans for South Africa. The last tral
Of mules was shipped over the Memph
/ road, and the fastest time on record vi
m de between Kansas City and Ne
Orleans. The time was forty hours, II
Guiding a Eve hour stopover at Memphl
Another effort will be made to reduce u
running time with the present shipmer
The English officers urge the fastest tin
possible, which does not indicate that u
..,..o.I rnnIa in undar the ban in q