The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1900-08-25
From Monday,a paIIx.l
Miss Fannie John left Satnrda
'eyUufng Ior a Visit to relatives an
friends In Kansas City.

Miss Fannie John left Saturday
evening TOR a VISIT to relatives and
friends In Kansas City.
Messrs Martin and Henry Greve,
who have been visiting Mr.. Harry
Krone, returned this morning to 81.
Louis.
Mrs. Sexton (nee Belle Stramcke)
and baby, OF st. Louis, arrived Sun
day morning for a visit with the
home folks.
Mrs, Ed. Hausam, (nee Mary
Slgwart) arrived from Sedalla Satur-
day, and Is visiting the family Of Mr.
+. Morath.
Mics Rose Nauhelm, who has been
visiting at the home of Mr.. Dave
llaecker, went TO Sweet Springs
Sunday night for few days visit.
Mrs. DIR. Allen, OF Kansas City,
who has been on an extended visit
here with her mother, Mrs. Fletcher.
left for her home yesterday evening.
Mr.. Leonard Ryland, assistant
prosecuting attorney Of Lafay ette
county. went TO Kansas City Satur.
day evening and returned this morn.
Ing.
Mrs. Kate G. Livers, Of Joplin, Mo-,
sister Of Mr. o. Crawford, came in
Saturday night to see her brother,
aud returned to her home this
morning.
Mr.. Ed. Smith, OF Kansas City,
arrived Saturday night to spend
Sunday here with his wife who is
visiting her brother, Mr., Walter
Waddell.
Mr.. Geo. Clark had his buggy
broken in an accidental collision with
another conveyance near Edenview
church Sunday night, but fortunately
no one was hurt.
Misses. Katherine Mercer, Ottle
Glare Shelton and Margaret Bryant,
who have been visiting Miss Sawyer
for the past two weeks, will return
to their home at Independence this
afternoon.
Mrs DIR. Meng and daughter, Jean,
Mrs. Ada b. Carter, Miss Olive Car.
ter, Mrs, Caltha Campbell and Master
Thos W. Hill, JT., left Saturday
evening for two weeks stay at FIX.
celsiOr Springs.
Mrs. BY Austin, of Kansas City,
who has been spending few week,
with Mrs. John Morrison, returned
home yesterday evening, Miss
Elizabeth and Master william Nor.
risun 20 with her for a weeks visit al
Mrs. Austln's,
Miss Bette Smith, niece Of Mr..
Ferd Smith of Prairie church neigh
b0rhOOd,. has been visiting with bis
family during the past week. She |.
on her way from Washington d. @.
and leaves this morning for her home
at Los Angeles, Cal.
Mr.. Macy Van Guilder was In ouI
city Saturday and closed a deal for
forty acres of coal land adjoining the
old Macey mine, which Mr.. Van
GGlder Is now operating, We are
glad TO hear OF such transactions as
they all Indicate an increased coal
business for Lexington this fall and
winter.
Mr.. John Goehner and wife return
ed this morning from ST, Lofts,
where they were called to pay the
last sad tribute OF love and respect
to the memory OF their beloved
daughter, Rosa, who died recently In
st Louis. In their sad bereavement
they have the warmest sympathy OF
their many Lexington friends.
Mr., John Clouser, who has been
clerking for Mr.. Leroy Farmer, re.
ceiyed a telegram Friday from Jasper,
Mo-, advising him Of the serious H.
ness of his mother with typhoid fever
His mother is quite old and from the
report OF her physician he has little
lhpe Of her recovery. Though Mr.,
I Clunser has been only short time Ia
our city he has made many friend,
willie here who extend to him thell
waImest sympathy in his afiilctlon.