The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1900-03-24

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Mr.. d. S. Dickey is in Kansas cry
today on business.
Judge J NJ. Lowe, OF Kansas City,
is here today.
Editor Bate c, Drnmmond, of the
Odessa Ledger, is in the city today.
MIR. Tilton Davis went TO Kansas
City yesterday evening on business.
Judge John e. Burden went to
Trenton, Mo-, this morning, on legal
business.
Mr.. Henry f. Kramer, Of Kansas
City, is visiting his sister, Mrs.
Amelia Taubman.
Messrs. j. r. Moorehead and John
Wilmot are transacting business In
Kansas City today.
Mr.. Sam Sawyer left yesterday
evening for Oklahoma City, Okla
homa, to join surveying corps.
Misses Alice and May Peak went to
Kansas City this morning to visit
friends for few days.
Mrs. John f Burden left this
morning for ST, Joseph to visit her
daughter, Mrs. 7, J. Burgess.
Miss Fannie Sawyer returned asst
night from an extended visit to her
aunt, Mrs. w. L. Mccoy, in Indepen-
dence.
Mrs. NJ. V. Steele went 70 Kansas
City yesterday evening to visit her
brother, Mr.. James Patton, who is
quite sick.
Messrs. W. p. Aull and W. V.
Curtis shipped two car loads of hogs
today from Winton and Lexington TO
Kansas City.
Mrs. D. Ii. Eaton returned to her
home In Kansas City yesterday even.
ing, after two days visit to heI
sister, Mrs. G. II, SLler.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Mitchell came
down from Kansas City last night tr
visit the family of the formers
pirents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. z, Mitchell
Mr.. T.. NJ. Taubman is wearing an
ugly looking scar on his forehead, thC
result of coming in sudden contact
with his range heater last Sunday
morning.
Mr.. j. Reid Ryland, who has beer
visiting his parents, Judge aud Mrs
John Il. Rylaud, for several weeks
left this morning for st. Louis, Il
resume his duties as travelling sales
man for the Brown Shoe company, o
st. Louis.
Mr., Gordon White is now clerkinI
ia Isy Gratz 4 Co. shoe store. III
takes the place Of MIR. Beni. Gratz
who has accepted a position on TIN
road as travelling salesman for larg,
wholesale shoe arm, of Cincinnati
Mr.. Gratz left this morning on hi
first trip.
The team OF horses hitched t,
Joseph & Alberts delivery wagon rar
away this morning. They went cas-
on Main street to Thirteenth, wheI
they came in contact with Mr.. W, G
Duncans dray wagon. Little damage
was done beyond breaking the tongu'
out Of the delivery wagon
At the meeting OF the democrati,
county committee, held in Higgins
willie yesterday, Mr.. S. n. Wilson wa
reelected chairman. Mr.. Sanford
Thornton was elected secretary ant
| Mr.. Charles A. Keith treasurer
Saturday, April 2l, was the date Sc
for holding the primary election
This is an earlier date.than usual ant
the candidates will be kept hustllnl
from now on till the time set for tn
primary.
A party consisting Of several fam
llies, numbering about seventy-tiv
men, women and children, passet
through Lexington last night on
special train, bound for North Dakota
They were from near Sweet Sprinl
and were going to North Dakota T.
engage in farming. The train wa
composed ef thirteen freight cars
one passenger coach, a baggage ca
land a CHOOSE. The freight cars wer
loaded with stock and household
goods.
| Hon. Alexander Maitland, Of Rich
mond, a member Of the state boar
OF agriculture, and also member o
the state fair executive committee
was in the city yesterday, He wa
en- route 10 81. LOUIS to meet th
latter committee, who will 60 :
Columbus, o., indianapolis, Ind, an,
Springfield, H., to inspect the stat
fair grounds at those places in orde
to get IDEAS for the Missouri stat
fair grounds. Mr.. Maitland Ia
been a member Of the state board 0
agriculture for eleven years II
was formerly a resident OF Lexington