The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1900-12-29

Mr.. w. ". Bayss came down Thursday
rom Kansas City TO visit the family Of
hr. Geo. Vaughan for . few days.
Miss Lillie Drysdale went to Kans ss
City Thursday evening 10 visit her sister,
Mrs. Scott Cromwell, for q few days.
Misc Katie Eckls aud Mr.. Lewis EckIs
= few friends Friday evening
at their pleasant home south Of town.
Miss Fannie Yonug went to Higgins-
VILE Friday morning to spend . few days
with the family Of Mr.. 4. A. Barnett.
Rev. Ken. Ryland returned yesterday
from Harrisonvllle, where he has been
visiting his daughter. Mrs. W. J. Willett.
M Claude Payne, Of Lsxiugtou, KY.
came In yesterday 10 visit the family Of
Mrs. Xix and other relatives In our city.
Mrs. H. W. winsor and Miss Carolyn
Hunter went to Independents Tuesday
to visit friends there the balance OF the
week.
MIss Laura Dooley returned to her
home at lHigeinsvllls Thursday alter
a short visit here with the family Of Capt.
Thornton.
Mr., Firman white. who has been visit.
log bis grandfather and other relatives
at Dover for a few days. returned home
Thureday evening.
Mr.. Oscar Goshuer, who has been
spending a few days with the home folks,
left Wednesday for 81. Louis. where he Is
engaged In business.
Mr.. P. J. Carroll, wife and daughter.
who have been Waiting relatives here for
q few days, left for home Wednesday
evening at Vlnlta, I. T.
Mr.. Frank Hassell, OF Csrrollton, son
OF DR.. Frank Hassell. deceased, IL here on
account Of the serious illness Of bis
grandfather, Dr.. J. +. Hasssll.
Mise Fannie Sawyer entertained q
number Of friends At her pleasant country
home yesterday evening 10 honor Of Miss
Francis Swope, Of Independence.
Rev. j. U. Given returned yesterday
from st. Louis, where be was called on
account Of the serious Illness OF bis
brother-in Law, Mr.. Leonard Frame.
The young baby Of MI. and Mrs. Arthur
Easterbrook died Wednesday ct the homs
; Of Mrs. Marshall, east Of town, and VA
. buried In the cemetery here Thursday
evening.
. Mr.. boyd Gilkesou left Thursday OF
bis regular trip into Kansas and NebraskI
" selling coal for Mr.. J.. @. McGrew. Boy,
Ie 10 q hustler and Is having q good trad
y this fall and winter.
While Kitohnsr is still fighting tn
=, defeated Boers, the Boers have turned th
"a tables again aud have captured a squaI
NJ Of British yeomaury, England's hig|
toned gentlemen soldiers.
"a Mr.. 8. J. Donaldson aud wife. Of Cow
gill. Mo-, parents Of Mrs. T. o. Butts, 40
her brother, Mr.. u. L. Donsldsou, q
Kansas City, came down Monday nigh
Up for a visit with Mrs. Butts.
= Messrs. Chas. aud AL Tauoman, VIII
have been spending . couple OF day
visiting relatives near Hall's Station az
" hunting quail, returned Thursday ever
~ log with 4 bag full Of game.
Mr.. Glen Bledsoe, county treasure
came In Wednesday from Roswell. Ne
=, Mexico, and will remain here until |
:. makes his settlement OF bis official bu
mess and turns his office over to his SUI
oessor.
be Mr.. Robert L. Yeager, who spe
lie. Christmas with his iather.in-Iaw, Col.
Huston, returned 10 Ksn,as City We
b. nesday, bu, his wife and little dausht
,or who came with him will remain here
q short visit.
Prof. Demand, now Of the Wsrrensbu
~. Normal faculty, came In Tuesday
visit friends here and to attend the Hc
lngsworth-John wedding. His ma
friends here we're glad to shake han
with him again.
Mr.. Hugh Thorp, from near Marsha
came up Monday evening 10 visit I
family OF Mr.. John Kitchen. He "
accompanied by Mrs. Eugens Kitch,
who spent Christmas here with Mr.. Jol
u Kitchen's family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Bowman emit
talued q number Of ladies' and eentlem
'"' with q domino party Of their hol
70 Friday night aud the evening wa greaI
'or enjoyed by all present.
Mrs. Louisa Nasei left Thursday
TOT the Preside, San Francisco, GAL, to m
her sou, Harry Nagel, who 10 DOW
ock hospital e.. lie enlisted 10 July. 1898,
Ss'i the Sad volunteer infantry aud has
e. vauced 10 the rank Of sergeant.
'ns Miss Lavlnia Warren, teacher Of Chi
NED psiuting at Baptist Female college. "
'SaS has been spending SOM time with II
glnsville relatives. will spend the
nd) mainder OF the holidays here with
at sister, Mrs. Clarence vlyion.
,o' Tablers Buckeye Pile Ointment
wv" been thoroughly tested for many yea
and is q positive cure iorithis most d
nd tressing and embarrassing Of troubl
bis Price 80 ceuts In bottles. Tubes, 70 Gel
ned Fo, s.Ia nv C,enahaw& Young, Iq.i.ir
at
Mr.. Bird Hammer left yesterday
Colorado Springs, where be expects
make his future home. He has seve
W. brothers aud sisters living there. He '
'Ou' not move his family from Lexing|
until in the coming spring.
,,,s Miss Met,is Il. Ricketts,, one Of the p
shs lessons 10 Central Female college, Of
ingtou, No., spent Christmas and
,ho succeeding day with her FREUD, Mrs
@, Allen. 10 accomplished q lady % N
Ricketts, 10 always welcome In Libe
soc~iety.-Liberty Advance.
half Officers elected DeMolay Command
t 10 No. 8, X. T., Monday night, December
and 1900: d. B, Farley, u. c.; Chris WI
Gent; Id. Easter, Jr., Q. a. Ben 10
Jr., s. W.; R. A. Hicklip, J.. W.; Johr
AZ, RyIaud, p~rslate; W. d. Rankin. Ire
ha,. II, w. wlusor, recorder; David A. slusi
"a Str. Dr.; Ernest W. Holland. sev. |
,hs p. r. Adams, warder; r. Hale. sentir
Lewis Carthras, captain OF guard; "
NJ. Grove, guard AlonEo Barnes. gus
We'd. An attractive woman thrives on g
cas-. food and sunshine, with plenty Of q
,wp. else 10 the open air. Her form OK
ting with health and her face blooms with
beauty. When troubled with q cos
ovs, habit, she takes 4 few doses OF Herb
to cleanse her system Of all impurit
ovsr Price, 50 cents. For sale BY crsushsV
o.e' vonns l2-in
chs, fouoR'
; are
,uts.
!: !: !: 49,