The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1899-06-24

Kansas City.
Miss Jennie Crowder will leave Monday
for a visit to her aunt at Denver, Colorado.
MIR. John HARDWOOD, the hustler for the
H~igginsville J~effersonian, was here yes
Miss Susie Brightwell is visiting her
sister, Mrs. F. d. Hopkins, at Washing
ton, d. G.
Mrs. c. b. Sexton, OF st. Louis, Is
visiting the family Of her father, Mr.. t.
I. Stramcke.
Mr.. Lilburn Shields, OF Minneapolis,
Mimi, was here this week, greeting his
hosts OF friends.
Miss Matte Grimes left here last Sat-
urday to spend the summer near Lex
ington, Kentucky.
Miss Allie Keller is spending the
summer in st. Louis, with the family Of
her uncle A. Keller.
Mrs. VIM. II. Carter and Miss Olive, Of
Kansas City, are here to spend vacation
with Mrs. J. w. Meng.
Sheriff. Fulkerson got home Tuesday
from Boonville, where he had gone to put
some bad boys In the reform school.
Mrs, j.. NJ. Fackler, OF Kansas City,
came in last Saturday on a visit to
relatives. She left for MAYHEM, yesterday.
Mrs. DR.. Eckle aud two children, and
and Misses Pinkie and Bette Chinn left
here Wednesday for u visit to Lincoln
Nebraska.
Mr.. l.. ID. Keithley, of New Orleans
accompanied by his nelce, Miss LiliaE
Kimpton, Of Houston, Tex, are %visitinl
the family OF MIR. John Keithley.
Mrs. A. W.. Kokeudorier, OF Kansa
City, returned home last Friday, after
visit of a week to her mother, Mrs. Allen
and her sister, Mrs. Fenstermacher, |
this city.
Odessa Ledger: James Kelly, Of Lex
ington, and NJ. f. Kelly, Of Kansas, wei
here this week attending the bedside G
their sister, Mrs. Bledsoe, who is danger
ously i'll.
Mr.. James Chamberlain, Of Kansa
F.; City, will fill the place OF his brothe
John, in the Traders Bank, for a coup
: of weeks, while the latter takes an outin
. in Colorado.
/ Miss Eugenia Davis went to KansI
City, Tuesday, and from there to Puebl
4; Colorado, where she will spend the sun
mer. Her father accompanied her
=, Kansas City.
Miss Bette Mountioy reached hon
Il last Saturday from a visit to relatives
I st. Louis. Her sister, Mrs. DeMoss, at
"a two sons came home with her on a Wis
n to relatives here.
K Blackburn Record: H. W. Winkler al
It wife, OF Lexington, parents OF Mrs. Jof
e. Daehler, Of our city, came down to ma
l. the latter and family a visit TuesdI
Ic morning, returning Wednesday.
IL Miss Allie Drysdale, Of st. Louis,
o here for a visit OF a few days to relative
She brought her little neice, the daught
ID OF Mr.. Frank John, Of Cheyenne, Wy
ming, to pay a visit to grandpa" N
B. T. John.
Miss Birdie Gunlack is 10 Kansas OF
!, taking vocal lessons, and will rems
a several weeks, She has a fine vol
already well trained, and we trust 8
may be we'll repaid for her time and q
. pense in this direction.
y MIR. "Sandy" Thornton, our popu
" deputy county clerk, will soon take
y, vacation, and bic himself off to Colora'
He has worked hard for the past
months, and has earned a vacation.
hope he may enjoy 1t to the utmost, a
return with vim and vigor for anotl
siege OF work.
If Higginsvllle Jeffersonian: DIR. O.
No Seeber has broken up housekeepi
ad Mrs. Seeber and daughter, Miss Nal
u. are going to California to live. Th
ae numerous friends regret their depart
,ro for so distant a home. DR.. Seeber rema
"a In Higginsville and will continue In
"A practice OF medicine.
Of, Mrs. W. X. Blackwell, Of Georgeto'
b. Kentucky, who has been here about th
en- weeks visiting her sister, Mrs. F
lid Hicks, and other relatives, left for he
1t Monday. During her stay here \
Ter Blackwell made many friends. n
Hicks and little Blanch accompanied
IN. home, aud will make a visit to their mi
mt relatives.