The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1900-01-27
MISCELLANEOUS MRLANGE.
From Saturdays Dsily.l

lrfom oaturoay's Daily.
An Open Letter to Dr. chas. Manly.
The following letter TO DIR. Chas.
Manly, OF this city, appears in the
last issue OF the Central Baptist,
published In st. Louis:
DR.. Charles Manly, Lexington, Mo.
DEAR BRoTHER-Presumiug upon
our long acquaintance and friendship
| write TO ask you to prepare series
" articles for the Central Baptist
upon pastoral visiting.
Your long experience, and eminent
success, and the widespread influence
for good you have exerted through
this means thoroughly qualify you To
give many helpful suggestions to the
most OF us.
We will pardon you beforehand for
what seems To you too much mention
OF yourself. Your personal experiences
viii enhance the value Of the instruc-
tion, aud your well known desire to
do only good will be sufficient tribute
to modesty. Hoping you have time
and inclination to comply with this
earnest request, am fraternally
yours. j. +. KEMrER.
Mr. John Morrison is a visitor to
Kansas City today.
Miss Lee Young returned yesterday
exening from Il visit to lligginsville.
Judge John f. Burden went to
COncOrdia this morning, on legal
business
Mr., John II. Eggleston went to
Kansas City this morning 10 attend
the poultry show.
Col. RObt. ID. BledsOe, Of Kansas
City, arrived last night to visit
relatives and friends.
City Assessor RObt. NJ. Afford is
quite sick, having been confined to
his bed since Tuesday.
Messrs. John welborn and S. N.
Wilson went to Kansas City this
morning on legal business.
Mr.. Jesse McCllntic came down
from Kansas City last night to spend
a couple OF weeks with his parents.
Mr.. John w. Staley, OF Trinidad,
COL, arrived last night to visit the
family OF his uncle, Capt. Frank
Thornton.
Mr.. E. II. Calf, VI Sedalia, the
travelling freight and live stock agent
OF the Missouri Pacific railway COM
pany, was in the city yesterday.
Mrs. W. |. Cole, Of Moberly, ac-
companied by her little daughter,
Margery, arrived last night to visit
Mrs. G. II. Stier and other friends in
this city. Mrs. Cole is the wife Of
Rev. W. /, Cole, formerly pastor Of
the First Baptist church in this city.
Mr.. Frank A. Meanea, Of Cheyenne,
Wyo., who has been visiting the
family OF his brother-in-law, Mr. B..
Il. John, ST., left this morning for a
visit 10 relatives 10 North Missouri,
previous to returning home. Mr.,
Meanea's daughter, Miss Bertha, who
accompanied him to Lexington, will
rpmalu lIere Tor Il more exJenueu
visit.
Sheriff John A. FulkersOn returned
last night from Jefferson City, via
I Warrensburg. He placed John Jack
son, the negro who was released from
the penitentiary Thursday, in Jail at
Warrensburg. jackson is wanted in
this county for assault with intent to
kill. Before being released from the
state prison an ugly looking knife
was found upon his person, which
he had intended TO use upon the
Officers who arrested him after he
gained his freedom.
Odessa Ledger: Married at the
Midland hotel, Kansas CITY, We'd
nesday, January II, 1900, Mr.. Fred
r. Kerr, of ElDorado Springs, Mo-,
to Miss Jessica Graves, OF this place.
The ceremony was performed in the
presence nf few intimate friends
and relatives, and Immediately after
the ceremony the young couple left
for ElDOrado Springs where they will
at once begin housekeeping. Miss
Graves is the daughter of Mrs. A.
! NJ. Graves, OF this place, and is pretty ,
accomplished and general favorlte
in Odessa society, Mr. Kerr is a
prominent young druggist OF FL
Dorado Springs, ana OdesSans gen
orally congratulate him upon his
selection OF life partner. May their