The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1899-11-25
MISCELLANEOUS MELANGE.
From Saturdays Daily.l

From Saturdays Daily.l
Mr.. Z. A. Ludwigs went to Richmond,
nis morning, on business trip.
Miss Bessie Wright returned this morn.
ng from a visit TO relatives In Wei.
ington.
DR.. and Mrs. J. e. Tucker returned this
morning from brief visit to Edgertou,
Kansas.
Mrs. Ellen Frick, Of Kansaa CITY.
arrived last night to visit her sister, Mrs.
Emma Rsedsr.
Mrs. @. Q. Kist returned to her home In
Kansas City, yesterday evening, after a
visit to her mother, 10 this city.
Mrs. A. L. Mcdonald, OF st. Joseph,
who has been visiting the family Of
Hon. H. Q. Wallace, returned home this
morning.
Mr.. Frank Barron left last night for a
few days visit to his uncle, Mr.. Thos
Pitchard, and his brother, Mr.. Gul
Barron, in 81. Louis.
AT Messrs. P. d J. Larkin's shorthorr
cattle sale. near Corder, yesterday, sixty.
three head were sold for 8, ,s48.bO. Th,
total proceeds OF the sale was 5000.
Miss Lou B. Moore, a teacher In IT,
Humboldt school, at Kansas City, will
arrive this evening TO spend Sunday here
the guest Of Mrs. George Wittenberg.
Mrs. r. A. Tussey, Of Marshall, accom-
panied by her little daughter, Elizabeth
arrived yesterday evening to visit be
sister, Mrs. Geo. L. Trail, near this city.
Miss Stella Ford, OF Norman, oklahoml
who has been visiting relatives an
friends In this city for some time, le
this morning Tor q visit TO friends
Richmond.
The firm Of Hutchinson q Kleinschm mid
druggists, at HIgginsville, has change
management, Mr.. Hutchinson havin
bought Mr.. Kleinschmidt's interest
the business.
Mr.. J. Robert Davis left yesterds
evening for Sterling, Colorado, to Wis
the family Of his son, Mr.. Dent Davi
He will remain for an Indefinite time, {
account Of his health.
Mrs. Anna Kstner Dorm, Of Junctit
City, Kas., who is the guest Of Mrs. Rot
e. Smith. will sing q solo at the FIJI
Baptist church tomorrow morning, enl
tied, "SAlve Regina" by Emerson.
Mrs. Isy Gratz, accompanied BY b
little daughter, Mervell, will leave tomo
row night for an extended visit
relatives and friends In Fulton a
Louisville, KY, and Memphis, Tenn.
Mr.. d. r. Dewitt, assistant engineer
the government work now 10 progress
the Missouri river at this point, arriv
from Glasgow yesterday evening, accoI
panied by his wife and baby. They q
stopping at Miss Bolon's boarding hou
Mrs. Thomas Bates, OF Harrisonvil
accompanied by her sister-in law, M
Il. Kirtlsy, Of Mooresville, arrived Il
morning to visit her mother, Mrs. A.
Kirtley. Messrs. Bate and Kirt
arrived yesterday morning. Mr.. Ba
returned to Harrisonville this morning
The following are the names Of
jurymen drawn TO try the Ripley n
case, now on trial before Judge Jarrt
In the criminal court: 8. j. May, J,
IB. MaIors, Jas. T. Cheatham, Milt Evil
Henry Westerholt, J. J. Gsraughty, Nj
Howell, W. p. Cole and 7. W. derb
A fair sized audience greeted the p
duction OF "Under the Dome" one
Lincoln ]. Carter's most successful
fractions, at the opera house last nig
The company presenting this play II
capable one, and the performance desc
ed q larger audience. The scenic eff'
: were unusually good, especially the b
A ricane scene, which was given "
3 startling realism, and was received "
9 hearty applause. The show gave gen'
y aatisfactien,