The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1900-08-25
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Miss Daisy Powell returned this
morning from a weeks visit to friends
In Richmond.
Miss Kate Trail left this morning
for Kansas City, and from there she
will go to Denver.
Mr.. Carl Hays left this morning for
Pueblo, Colorado, on a combined
business aud pleasure trip.
Mrs. Jas. Hogan and children, Of
Fayctte Junction, Howard county,
Missouri, ARE visiting the family Of her
father, Mr.. August Niedig.
Miss Oniska Mae Spurlock left last
evening for two weeks visit with
one Of her school girl friends, Miss
Marion Clark, at Bolton, Mo.
Miss Estelle Shackleford Of Postal,
Petiis Co. Mo-, left for home this
morning, after two weeks visit with
the family of Mr.. j. II. Ardlnger
Mrs. Mary Winsor and Mrs. Annette
Peters returned yesterday from n
weeks visit TO relatives and friends
near Mayvlew, and report having had
a pleasant visit.
About fifteen little girls, chap
eroned by Mrs, l.. b. Farley and Mr..
Joe Afford, had a picnic supper on
Meets hill yesterday evening, aud re-
turned about $40 after q Jolly good
time.
Mrs. Chas. SchaefermeYer retnrnod
today from Moberly, where she has
been visiting her daughter, Mrs.
Tom Fredrick. She is called home
on account Of the death OF her
brother, Chas. Krlehn.
DR.. NJ. d. Wilson and wife return
cd last night from Il pleasant trip to
Colorado Springs and Manitau. The
doctor reports having had q pleasant
trip and he certainly looks as II the
trip had agreed with him.
Mr.. Glen Bledsoe left this morning
for Roswell, New Mexico, where he
goes for short vacation. This Is
the first time In three years and u
half that Mr.. Bledsoe has taken a lay
of from his work and the INTELLI-
GENcER wishes him pleasant trip,
Mr.. VIII Zeller, our jolly young
friend from Kansas City, arrived this
morning for few days visit with his
mother, Mrs. Mary Zeller. Win has
just returned from two weeks trip
to the Colorado mountain resorts,
where he met DR.. and Mrs. Mat
Wilson aud Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy
farmer.
The lawn social at the chapel 10
East Lexington last night was a com-
plete success. A cake was given to
the handsomest young lady, the
friends paying so much each for a
vote, and Miss Minnie Weedin, cousin
OF our foreman, Mr.. Henry Black,
was the winner OF the prize. Every
body had good time.
Miss Florence Arnold went to Kan.
saS City this morning In company
with Mrs. Thos. Tidball, who has
been visiting the family Of Mr.. W,
G McCausland for few days. Mrs.
Tidball had intended TO make an ex.
tended visit here, but owing to the
sickness Of her daughter she was un.
expectedly called back TO her home at
Fort Worth, Texas.
Misses Katherine Mercer, Ott,e
Glare Shelton and Margaret Bryant
guests for the past two weeks OF Miss
SAWYER left for their homes at In.
dependence last night. From the
frequency with which some OF Oul
Young gentlemen have been going Il
miss Sawyer's pleasant suburban
home recently we fear that they will
5e left with sad hearts and will be
taking frequent trips 10 Indepen
dence is the near future.
Yesterday warrant was issued I, |
VIM. Jackman, charging him with
stealing a boat and camping outfit
from parties near Napoleon, Jack
man was discovered yesterday will
the boat tied up to the river bank
near the coal chutes west Of town,
and while the parties who discovered
him were coming TO town to get oul
the papers he left. for parts unknown,
Mr. Dave Heathman went after hlu
but found only the boat and content,
which he brought TO Lexington,
The boat belonged to the Napoleon
ferry crew, and the goods 10 John
T0uchstone.