The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1899-08-12

Mrs. Geo. s. Wilson is no better.
DR.. Chapman has been quite sick for two
weeks.
Prof. williams came In for a rest Tues
day night.
Miss Rosa Graendorf is visiting relatives
in Ray county.
Mrs. d. W. B. Tevis has been quite sick
for the past two weeks.
Elder Kokendorfer and wife returned to
Kansas City Wednesday.
Mrs. Mamie Moreland and "Reedie" are
visiting friends at Dunksburg.
Elder Fenstermacher reached home
Monday night from Kansas City.
Mr.. Thomas Ainsworth left, Monday,
for a visit OF several weeks to Denver.
Mr.. G. G. Wallace, Jr., is clerking in a
large mercantile house at Taloga, l. T.
Mr.. VIM. Ahrens, CT Euiala, Indian
Territory, was here the FIRST OF the week.
Miss Francis Wilmot, Of Odessa, Is
visiting relatives In this city and vicinity.
Miss Winnie Page, OF this city, is quite
sick with typhoid fever, at Minneapolis.
M. T. ]. Bienker returned to st. Louis
Sunday night, after a visit of two weeksto
his wife.
"Willie" Davis came home Wednesday,
for a visit. He'll travelling for the Chicago
Portrait Co.
Miss Anna Worthington has returned
from her protracted visit to her brother at
Galena, Kansas.
Mr.. NJ. ]. Williams, Of Kansas City,
spent Sunday aud Monday, the guest OF
Miss Dollie Waddell.
Miss Title Hollis has returned from her
visit to her sister at Denver. The trip
did Miss Tillie much good.
Mrs. Mollie Ford arrived here Thursday
from Higginsville or a visit to her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. Garnhart.
Miss Laura Grady, Miss Mary Graves
and Mrs. s. p. Silver returned, Monday,
from O months visit TO McAlister.
Miss sallie Mckee, grand daughter OF
Mrs. Sallie Smith, left for 81 .Louis yes
terday to be gone about two weeks.
Rev De witt G. Bolton, OF Marshall, Mo.
and his little daughter, Margaret have
been here this week visiting relatives.
Mrs. storandt, OF Marshall, came up
last Friday night, to visit her sisters
Mrs. Jno. Taubman and Mrs. Laura Page
Misses Katheryn and Ella Henley, oil
Independence, returned home last Friday
after O pleasant visit to the family OF Dr.
Bates.
Misses Eta and Eliza McGee OF Green
Vile, South Carolina, reached here last
Friday. on a visit to the family OF DIR
Manly.
Mr.. Frank Trigg had the misfortune to
break his leg a couple Of weeks ago. He
is now at Jefferson City, with his sister,
Mrs. A. A. Lesueur.
DR.. j.. l.. Peak and his brother, Mr.
Lawrence Peak, left, Tuesday, for 9
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Of interest In the north and east.
Mrs. b. r. Ireland, who has Visited hel
daughter, Mrs. b. B. Frazer, at st. Joe
returned home last Friday, bringing Mrs
Stonestreet, OF Kansas city, with her.
Mrs. T. j. Burgess, aud W children, o
st. Joseph, who have been here som'
weeks visiting Mrs. Burgess father, Mr.
Jno. e Burden, returned home Monday.
Miss Mamie Gordon has returned from
her visit to the family Of Elder Goode, a
Normal, Illinois. She also attended tn
great Endeavor meeting at Detroit as
delegate.
Mrs. A. W. Siaybsck, of st. Louis, VIII
had been on a visit to Colorado for som
weeks, arrived here Monday on a visit t
relatives. She will probably remain I'll
Monday or Tuesday.
Capt. Jack Anderson, OF Idaho Fall
Idaho, was here this week shaking hand
With his many friends. Capt. Jnck an
his brother Bob are partners In busin Ell