The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1900-11-10

Tuesday night.
Mr.. Harry TunstAll came In Thursday
OF Of bis regular trip to spend Sunday at
home with bis family.
Hon. John Welborn went to Kansas
City Wednesday to attend to legal bus.
Iness 10 the Kansas City district court.
Miss Katie Trail left Thursday evening
for Kansas City to be with her sister,
Mrs. Joseph Martin, who 10 quite sick.
PoR SALE OR RENT.-An 80 acre farm,
we'll improved. Apply to DR.. J. G. Crist
or 8. N. Wilson, Lexington. Mo. 11-l0tf
Mr.. and Mrs. Filing came In Tuesday
to spend the night with Mr.. and Mrs.
Stewart Summers, Mrs. Elling's grand
parents.
Mise Pearl Mathews. OF Hlkestou, Mo-,
who has been visiting Central college
friends for q few days, left for home
Thursday.
Mr.. Young Ewing and the Hon. John
q. Burden left Wednesday for q duck
shooting trip TO Grand Pass, Saline
county. Mo.
Rev. H. Hohenwald went 10 Napoleon
Wednesday with hls two brothers,
Charles and Robert, who came up from
Concordis.
Mis-. Julia II. Lougmeyer and Misses
Cora and Kate Longmeyer left Tuesday
night for 81. Louis, where theylwill reside
In the future.
Mr.. Lyman Reeder, after q visit Of sew.
eral weeks here with bis mothers family,
returned Thursday morning to bis homsa
Batesvilie, Ark,
Mrs. Judith P. Porter left Thursday
for Minneapolis, MIMI, where she goes "a
stay with her son. william, aud her
married daughter, Mrs. Mary Porter
Belle.
Mr.. Ed. E%ngiehard, OF Weston, Mo-, was
In the city Thursday. the guest OF MIR
Ernest Hoffman. The probability is thai
he will come to Lexington aud associate
himself with Mr.. Hoffman In the brewery
business.
Born, at Kansas City, Wednesday, TO The
wife OF Mr.. A. b. Yost, a girl. MIR
Yost is news agent on the Missouri
Pacific, aud his face was wreathed IL
smiles Thursday as be passed through
our city.
Miss Calths Campbell. who wal one o
the attendants at the Wallace Rylans
wedding Wednesday evening, left Thur
day for Excelsior Springs to Join be
mother, who Is spending a few week
there for her'health.
Col. Tom Pritcbard, OF 81. Louis
arrived Wednesday TO visit bis sister
Mrs. Chas. Barron. Mr.. Pritchard 10 vel
known here as one OF our old Lexington
boys and has hosts Of friends who will b
glad to see him again.
Mrs. p. ~Klinkenburg, Of Cawker, Ras'
returned home Wednesday after q few
days visit here with the family OF MI
Milton Royle. She was formerly Mis-
Fannie Buckner and bas q number OF girl
hood scquaintsnces here.
Mr.. Dick Gaines. an enthusiastic Bryai
supporter, In payment Of an election DO
wheeled B. Levin around the square In
w~hseIbarrow Wednesday. Judge And.
, OMalley acted as driver with whip II
hand TO see that It was properly done.
There will be the usual services at th
|, Methodist church Sunday BY the pastor
Rsv. J. G. Given. The sermon at II q. m
/, will DO on the text, Luke 1873. Az 7 p. m
Isaiah 40. MIR. Given will preach q
Burns school school house at 3 p. M, o.
I Cor. 1917.
Cattle and stock men should take motto
Of the Hereford sale Of Messrs. W. l
wsddell, Thos. Sawyer aud others, as I'D
yertissd 10 this Issue Of the I%NTELLIaEN
. GER. THE lot Of Hereiords 10 made up q
/ choice individual anlmals from five goo
, herds, aud those wanting good stoe
! should attend the sale.
WANrKp-Active man ofgood characts
. 10 deliysr and collect 10 Missouri for oil
established manufacturing wholesal
. houss. soOo n wear. sure nav. Honest
I. more Than erperieuce reouired. Our rs
,~srarce, snv hank in auy city. Euclos
,sli. addressed stamped envelope. Manu-
-fscturers. Third Floor, 33l Dearborn 81