The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1900-01-13
From Tuesday IS Daily.l

Mr.. julius Winker made a business
trip TO Kansas City this morning.
Mr.. W. B. Wilson returned this morn
ing from business trip to Kansas City.
Miss Maude HAMLET returned last
night from visit to Mrs. Ed. Earl, at
Kansas City.
Coroner Mann went to Dover this
morning TO Investigate smallpox rnmor
at that place.
Miss Mary Blackwell returned last
n ght IRON visit to relatives and friends
at Carrollton.
Mrs. W. b. Hamlet went to Richmond
this morning to visit her daughte Mrs.
Clifford Murray.
Miss Dollie Waddell returned last
night from a delightful visit to relatives
and friends in Kansas City,
Miss Leslie Bates returned last night
from two weeks visit to her cousins, the
Misses Henley, in Independence.
Mr.. Morris Lyons returned yesterday
evening from Marshall, where he went
last Saturday to attend the funeral Of his
brothers child.
Mr.. W. II. Dewitt, engineer Of the
government works on the Missouri river,
whose headquarters are at present In this
city, left last night for Jefferson City on q
business trip.
| Mrs. s. b. Whiting, OF Higginsville,
accompanied by her daughter, Mrs. VIM
Miller, Of Bolton, Tex, arrived this
morning to spend the day with her
daughter; Mrs. ]. II. Campbell.
Mr.. Isy Gratz returned yesterday even
ing from trip to Cincinnati, accom-
panied by bis wife and baby, who have
been making an extended visit to rela'
tives 10 Fulton and Louisville, KY, and
Cincinnati, Ohio.
Kansas City Journal II. ID. Demand
the superinten -ent Of schools in Lexing'
ton, Mo, visited the Kansas City schools
yesterday A number OF young women
on their way to the Baptist and Methodist
seminaries at Lexington, Mo-, were at th'
Union depot yesterday, arrsyed in thei
caps and gowns and carrying their semi
nary colors. They were Just returninl
from their holiday vacation.
sedalia Capital: Engineer Dave Mercer
temporarily stationed at Lexington
spent Sunday In the city with his family
The Missouri Pacific will enforce
new train service, beginning next Sun
day. Two important changes will affec
Sedalia. The Lexington branch train will
leave sedalia at a. m. instead Of at 0, an,
No 4, the east bound fast mail, will arriv
r here at 4:20 instead Of at 4:65.
The Week OF Prayer service at the Ger
man Methodist church last night wa
r largely attended. Rev. Hohenwald led th
meeting. DIR. Gordon and Rev. Give
3 offered prayers OF confession and thanks
giving respectively. DR.. Manly spoke o
+, "Copiession;" Elder Fenstermacher o
"Neglect of Biblical Simplicity and lmitu
, tion Of Christ;n Rev. Bucbmueler o
Thanksgiving Such meetings are cal
cuated to lead oil TO more thorough
enjoy spirited co operation; and 1t is
pleasure to see such numbers in after
dance. The talks are short prayel
earnest, singing helpful, associatio
profitable. Try to be there tonight an
bring your neighbor.
Kansas City Times: Rudolph Richie
formerly well known In musical circles
= Kansas City, and now of Lexington, WI
at the Midland hotel yesterday. He
now the financial manager OF the BaptiI
u College, at Lexington, apd also Il
musical Instructor there. 81 am here
" meet some OF our girls, They are comir
: back from the holiday season vacatlo
| want TO tell them, too, that there isu
any smallpox in Lexington. You sc
r there have been many foolish repor
p sent out from Lexington that the city W
y afflicted with smallpox. But this is n
r. true. No. Indeed, the girls will not ha
a to be vacclnated. There will be iu
a. about 100 girls in attendance this teri
t. The college is prospering very finely, al
le our intention is n upbuild 1t In maj
ways. The term opens tomorrow"