The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1899-11-11
Mr.. H. q. Spears visited relatives ia
Marshall yesterday.


Marshall yesterday.
Mr.. Ed. Moorman, Of Kansas City. spent
Sunday here with his vile and mother.
Mas oudis Mintsr rsturnsd Saturday
night from q vislt 10 friends at Greenton.
Mr.. Msnville Boiord, Of Kansas City,
spent Sunday with rslGtives and friends
10 this city.
Mrs. John Labourn, Of sedalis, arrived
Saturday evening to visit her sister, Mrs.
James Finnell.
Mr.. Richard Ryland. Of Kansas City,
arrived Saturday night 10 visit bis
mother, Mrs. Xenophop RylAnd.
Messrs. Ed. and Thos. Yingling. accom-.
panied by the formers little daughter,
Helen. visited relatives IN Kansas ity
yesterday.
Mrs Susan Davis, Of Rich Hill, after
two weeks visit to her son, Mr.. W. p.
Davis, at the Grand Central hotel, re-
turned home yesterday morniuR.
heN -. Va. W Wiitihub iutt 0AtuIuay oNoue
log for 81. Joseph, where he beld services
yesterday. aud will remain for aday or
two In. the interest OF Central College.
Prosecuting Attorney vivion returned
yesterday evening from business trip TO
Mexico, Mo. He brought home due lot
quails, which be claims were the victims
Il ~ hts a mn ., aari a q aim
Mrs. d. p. Moore, OF California, NO.,
who has been visiting the family Of her
nephew, Mr.. e. B. Farley, returned home
this morning, accompanied by her hus-
band, who arrived Saturday evening.
Mr.. L. B. Buliard, accompanied by his
brother, Mr.. Orion BullArd, Of near
Columbia, spent Sunday 10 Kansas City.
The latter will remain 10 Kansas City for
week or two before returning home.
Mrs. W. T. Agee. Of Kirksville, Mo-,
who has been visiting her son, DR.. p. M
Agee, returned home this morning. She
was accompanied to the Junction by hel
son, DR.. Agee. Mrs. F. R. Bans and Mls'
Linda Manly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Enoch HIckam, Of Kansas
City, after . visit Of several days to Mrs
Hickam's father, Mr.. VIM. Drummond
near this city, returned home yesterda,
evening. Mr.. Drummond has been quit
:. sick, but is improving.
: Miss Anna Brown, OF Fulton, who ha
been the guest Of Mrs Jas. R. Moorehea'
!, for several weeks, returned home thi
t morning. She was accompanied by Maste
d Jas. r. Moorehead, Jr., who will make
visit to his grandparents, Col. and Mrs.
o W. Boulware.
Mrs. l.. g. Barbour, Of Richmond, KY
10 who has been visiting her mother, Mrs
John r. Ford, and her sister, Mrs. Keno
10 phon Ryland, for several weeks, returne
If home this morning. She was accom-
d panied to Kansas City by Misses Stell
aud Elizabeth Ryland aud Mrs. job
Loomis, who will return this evening.
"a Mrs. Robert L. Yesger, Jr., OF Kanss
"A CITY, who with her infant daughter, hs
been visiting her parents 10 this city fe
several weeks, returned bone yesterda
's evening. Her husband came down frol
y Kansas City Saturday night to accompan
y her home. It was Mrs. Yeager, instea
," Of her sister. Miss Nancy Huston, VII
had her hand injured last week.
o' Mr.. G. D. Minter has traded his pro-
erty near the Missouri Pacific depc
n containing fifteen acres, 70 Mr. J.
erty, located on Eleventh street, betwee
60 Franklin avenue and South street. NJ
to Miute wifi move his family to Ransl
n, City the nrst Of next week, and the livel
a. stable property will be rented as heret'
fore. MIR. Kelly will not move to b
GO newly purchased property until be ca
" dispose Of his cottage on South street.
III By a score Of 80 to the W. NJ. A. TO-
Of ball team defeated Richmond here Sa,u
D., day 10 a very interesting game. I'll
D. teams weighed about the same, but Il
e. Wentworth boys played better ball
10 seven minutes after Richmond kick'
of. Perry was pushed over the line Il
o, the first touch down. The next two Wei
or made 10 quick succession, aud w. M.
D had the ball on Richmond's yard vi
70 when time was called for the first hal
be In the second half W. NJ. A. scored fol
TO more touch downs. Stark missed thr'
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