The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1899-05-13

Miss Mary Graves is slowly improving.
Mr.. A. Limberg has removed bis family =
o this city. .
Mr.. J. Barnett Yoang has been sick
bed all week. q
Mfr. Harvey ~Piattenburg was on our
treets yesterday. '
Mr.. John McFAdln has been quite sick,
,ut Is improving. I
Rev. J. c. Coss was at home on a visit to
his family this week.
Mr.. Sam Q. Nsale, of the Higginsyille
was here Monday.
Mr.. ]. C. Hooton arrived here yester-
day, to visit his daughter.
Miss Edith, daughter OF Mr.. John NJ.
Vaughn, OF Butler, Mo-, is here visiting
relatives.
DR.. Tucker was out again yesterday lHe
had been laid up for repairs for q couple
Of days.
Mrs. Anna Dowden, OF Kansas City, was
here this week, looking after the temper
ance work.
Mrs. Connell, oil Kansas City, is quite
sick. She 10 daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Evan Young.
Mr.. John Harwood, chiei %rnstler Tor the
H~iggiusville Je%ffersonian, was scouting
our streets Monday.
MIS-. Sallie Long has about recovered
her usual health. Miss Gabe Hawkins
is resting comfortably. H s
Miss Gibson, vocal teacher At b. +. C.l
left Friday, to give a recital at the uni-
versity Of West Virginia. 'v ,sl.tA AfrI
Mr.. Richard Booton and Gov. Il. NJ.
Edwards, two old citizens Of Wayerly,
were here this week on business.
DR.. j. J. Fulkerson is able to walk
across his room. His little daughter, who
has also been quite sick, is improving.
Mrs. J.gC. Wolaver and the children
went to Wellington, last Saturday, to
spend several weeks visiting relatives.
Mr.. Brice Letton, an old citizen OF this
place. was here a few days this week,
shaking hands with his many friends.
Mr.. George p. Blackwell spent We'd
nssdav here visiting his parents. He
Is a mail clerk between Kansas City and
St. Louis.
A.. n..,..s ol,,a o,Co.or,,o
cams nm last Friday. IN Wait relatives.
Mavor Mehl and sou came up Saturday
after them.
A. -. n..... ao,o,. Ar, ,ss
hssn bera this wesk waiting friends. Az
be has so,d ont there. wa wish he would
move back bome.
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weeka ra,urned tn his home at Leayeu.
worth, Wednesday.
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TINS week. 'eeihg pretty Sofe ''or' 'ne
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rev. FRANK m,'ene'i wiz % ns
tomorrow as paS'or oi..ue r'esoy'e,'a
= cnurcn ~ ooessa' Dr'si'is'er' u n'ss'"S
! V'l's' VIII conuuo' 'he ceremonies
frot' w.. r. herdo'n arrived ounoay OF
visit 10 DIS w,Ie. ne laveiius 'o'
. tue hansaS 0ny creamery raoAase o'
, pany anu was mere "a''ins o'ue''
> Mrs. 7. II. Kaufman and little daugh'
Ter returnea 10 their nome az Atom i'ii
/ nois' last r''uay' a'.er p'ea" '"r y
A our weeks 70 MIS- r. "'ns0r' anu ''he
fe'a'i'eS'
Miss Belle Greene, Mrs. y, M. Williams
q Mrs. j.. d. Conner and Miss Rhoda Aims
rs worth iei' lnursoay' ior senesou ivy
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NOT ke' away h'' +,
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was qui'e ~,
Sheriff Fulkerson got home Thursdal
from his long trip TO sprague, WashlnR
.on, wne'e ne "eu. n.
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To 'ner'h was "As
a. week. anu " was au''A "'p n"'
g. Mrs. Nathan Cooper had a severe case
" grip last winter and as she did not III
prove under treatment, was TO
hospital In Kansas City, shout Tour weel
with little prospects for her recovery.
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