The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1899-11-11
MISCELLANEOUS MRLASGR.
From Saturdays Dsily.l
JeffrIes Wilma

SSthtoS WIFE,
James J. Jeffriss retains the champion
ship Of the world, Referee George 6iler
giving him the decision at the end Of
the tweuty-nhh roond over Sailor Tom |
sharkey, at the oonsy Island Sporting
Club. New York, last night. II was one |
OF the most marvellous battles that has |
taken place, and the greatest crowd that
ever gathered 10 the coney Island club
house witnessed the desperate struggle
for supremacy.
FitEsimmons has announced his intsn.
tion 10 challenge the winner.
The county roads are reported 10 fine
condition.
Mr.. Pearl Smith, Of Waterloo, 10 10 the
city today.
County Assessor Drummopd 10 IN Big.
Riusville today.
Mr.. Philip Keller will leave tomorrow
morning for . business trip 70 Chicago.
Mr. W. @. Musgrovs went to Sweet
Springs last night, to be gone for several
days.
Mr.. John Powell has been sick for
'eVe's' uAys' ous WEE repor'eo DETER TINS
"''"'s
Messrs. John Tauoman and John We'll
oorn are Vfansaoting business 10 AAasas
0ny ''oay'
Mrs. Robert M. Afford has been con-
noed 70 ner oed Tor several Gays Win
~' 'e'e''
Mr.. d. o. Heathman left this morning
Tor chicago, via the Santa Fe, on few
days business TRIP
The First Presbyterian church, OF b.
Joseph, has called hev. W. u. Dooyns' Of
Marshall. and he has accepted.
Miss Florence Neale came down from
Kansas oity last nignt' 70 spend To-Day
and tomorrow with her parents.
Mr.. B. McRosky, Of 81. Louis, arrived
this morning to visit the family Of hi
brother-in.law, Dr. D. W. b. Tevis'
Miss Martha Crenshaw went TO Kansai
City this morning, to visit the family o.
her brother, Mr.. Thos B. Orenshaw.
Mr.. David Thornton and his sister
Miss May, went to Mayvisw, yesterday
To visit the family OF Mr.. D. A. staley.
4 M. A w willis and her daughter
u,.. m.hs,,s mani IN Hioo,nsvilIe las
MISS Maoeiie' went W n'ss'as''''e 'A'
nignt, ior SNORT ''''' W '''a''''' AA'
f'enu''
I Mise Belle Frazer, OF st' Joseph, wn
! has been Waiting the family OF Mr. b. u
I Ireland the past few days. returned nom
I tnis no'"'aN'
I Mrs. VIM. Hatch returned 10 her nom
I 10 Kansas City, yesterday evening" a'te
/ weeks visit TO the family Oh Mr. sn
J Mrs. W. b. Schultz.
I Mr.. Paul Ra kin, who is attendln
I spalding's Com mercial College, In anss
4 City, came down last night to spen
I Saturday and Sunday with friends.
4 A steam pile driver Is at work drivin
! piles for the dyke being constructed
\ tho river opposite this city. The depth
I the water where the plles are being drive
I 10 only ave feet.
3 mrs q n. whiting. Of Hieeinsyill
q S...om,.n,sd hy bsr daughter. Mi
\ FuuIcs whiting. arrived yesterday eve
~ -,.I, L.- .S.-cn.a- Mr.. ! !
: oampos"' !" .
MIRA. Charles d' nucA' o' on,oaso, "
- Johanna krienn' nrri'eu yo,.',eey
meet her mother, MIS- mary =. A'ie.
OF Los Angeles, GAL, VINO Is '''''"s '''
tives ana friends IN 'n'' o''s'
Messrs. Alexander Graves, W. H. Chill
=. and T. J. Dullng left yesterday evenir
for Kansas City, Kas.. where they vi
appear today as attorneys 10 the case
Ut the Hudson Kimberly Publishing ct
ys. Fred A. Young; attachment on COL
tract. Messrs. Chiles and Duling repr
sen. the defendant, while Mr.. Graves
attorney for the plaiotin.
Little Miss Leila Weedin, OF ChicaR