The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1899-10-28

Mrs n. c. chiles, Of MAJ was via.
ting relatives here this week.
Nr. Thomas Early, Of ST. Joseph, Il
visiting bis many friends here.
Mr.. J.. N. Handy, OF near AuIlvilIe
made this Office a pleasant call Thursday.
Mr.. Abe Keller, Of st. Louis, was her.
Sunday, visiting the family OF Mr.. Philir
Keller.
Mr.. W. &. Qaaries OF Butte City, Moa.
tana, is visiting bis hosts OF friends ia
this City;
Mrs. II. II. MeDOnAld, OF 81. Joseph, Is
whiting the family Of her father, Hon. II.
c. Wallace.
Mr.. W. NJ. Cash, after q visit TO Cold.
water, Kansas, went TO several points Ia
Oklahoma and Texas. lie will be home
10 a few days.
Miss Georgia Gilkerson and Mis-. Sadie
MccIelland visited 10 Kansas City a few
days this week.
Mrs. A. Kemble, OF Museatlns, lows, Is
here visiting her daughters. Mn. Hlnesley
and Miss Kimble.
MIR. Walter b. waddeIl, OF Lexington.
was registered at the Midland hotel, Kan.
sas city, October sd.
Mrs. NJ. @. Grant, who went to Buck.
nsr, about two weeks ago, to visit rela-
lives. got home Thursday.
Sheriff Palkerson made a trip TO aalena,
Kansas. Tuesday. Mrs. Palksrsou accom-
panied him a. far as Kansas City.
a visit 70 his family. He has been trav-
cling 10 Indiana for ZONE weeks past.
Mr.. J. II. D~erbyshire, Of Richmond, Va,
came 10 Monday on 4 visit 10 his son,
MAJ. q. A. Derbyshire, OF the W. NJ. A.
faculty.
Mr.. Luther Nickel and wife made a
surprise visit to Mrs. NJ. Z. Nlckell
Sunday morning. They returned to their
home at Fulton Monday.
Mrs. Mamie c. Steel and two daughters
have returned from a visit to relatives at
WaEeriy. Miss Louls Corder came with
them, and will make q visit here.
Elder Pe-nstermaeher got home Satur.
day, from the Cincinnati convention. He
thinks it was the grsndest convention
that ever assembled. He visited his old
church and his old friends while he was
gone.
DR.. A. Harrison, OF Boonvilie, called on
Us Wednesday. He is here ia the interest
Of the Union Mercantile Agency. OF New
York. DR.. Harrison was a brother.in-
law Of the late Col. Hi. BIedsoe. He will
probably be here some weeks.
Mir. @. z. Alexander, Of Kingston, Mo-,
came here last week 10 visit his sister.
Miss Sue, who was very low, aud has
since died. Mr.. Alexander is az old
citizen Of Lexington, and hosts Of old
friends greet him whenever be appears on
our streets.
Mrs. Cummings and sister, and Miss
Csntrell. OF Georgetown, Kentucky, are
visiting the family Of Mr.. Lew. Cantrell,
six miles southeast OF this city. They
will remain about a week longer. Miss
Cantrell is a neioe, and the other two
ladies' are sisters OF Mr.. Cautrell.
Armour Rose" the celebrated "Con-
r%ention Hall" calf, sold at auction for
F, 1850.
Lincoln ]. Carter's great play, "Heart
OF Chicago, at opera house Thursday
night.
WAsTED-A farm hand. Single man
preferred. Apply to ]. T. Catron, four
miles southeast Of town. 9-30tfs
The scenery 10 Heart OF Chicago ia
grand. The approaching fire engine is
40 realistic that many persons become
frightened. At opera house Thursday
night.
Last week while gathering corn, Ed.
Campbell, living near Odessa, struck a
match to light his pipe, which scared his
team. 10 trying 10 catch them he dropped
the match in a shock Of fodder, setting II
on fire. Before It could be checked be lost
l7b shocks Of corr aud 20 acres OF
meadow.
Last Tuesday Mr.. Glenn Tyree made the
100 Club" happy by taking them and q
ehaperone across the river, to gather
pecans. There was a herdic full Of the
dear girls, and they enjoyed the ride, the
foe day 10 the woods, and the magniA.
cent dinner. There we're plenty OF pecans,
and all came home we'll supplied, and
enthusiastic over the pleasant time they
enjoyed.
Miss Belle Manly, Of this city, who has
been an invalid for some time, went 10
Chicago, some days ago With her mother.
10 visit her brother, who In a professor 10
the Chicago University. Her brother
insisted on calling 10 his friend, DR..
Dudley, q distinguished surgeon. DIR.
Dudley made q careful examination, and
pronounced II q case OF chronic appendi.
cltis, Thursday the appendix was remoy-
ed, and DR.. Manly received a telegram
stating that II was a successful operation,
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