The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1900-12-01

Judge john e Burden went to Jefferson
City yesterday to attend to legal busi-
ness there.
Prof. Perry's brother from Carthage,
NO., wa visiting him at W. M. A. yes'er-
day.
Mr.. Julius Franz left yesterday for
st. Louis, where he goes TO spend the
winter with his son, DR.. X. Franz.
Mr.. Buiord Chiun came in Wednesday
night to visit his fathers family and TO
be with his children Thanksgiving day.
DR.. Ramsay left for Kansas City We'd
I uesday evening to visit friends 10 Kansas
City and see the Missouri Kansas game
Miss Helen Mcintyre went to Kansas
City Wednesday evening and will go from
there to visit her uncle at Leavenworth'
Ksnsas.
Mr.. Deyere Jackson, Of Marshall, and
Mr.. Hickiin, of Sweet Springs, ex'cadets
Of W. M. A., were visiting at the academy
yesterday.
Mrs. Geo. sitter and daughter, Florida,
went to Kansas CITY Thursday to visit
relatives and to see sway Down East az
the Coates opera house.
Mr.. N. II. Byars, OF Johnson, /. IT, aud
MIR. Geo. W. Hall, OF Tarkio, MO-, were
Waiting their sons Thursday al Went
worth Military academy.
Married Thursday evening at the par
sonage Of the Christian Church by REV.
q. ], Feuste-macher, Mr.. Beniamin b.
Steele and Miss Ethel Burns.
a Mrs. s, A. Moorehead, Mrs. J.R. Moore
head and daughter, Misc Lillian, and son'
Master Jas. r. Jr,, left yesterday ior a
visit with Kansas City friends.
I Mrs. r. II. Crawford, who has been VS.
Q itipg the family Of her father, Mr. JAKE
i. Klee, for tho past week, returned yes
n terday to her home at Leayenworih'
Anon the football enthusiasts who
ware in Kansas City Thursday we noticed
=. Messrs. Eugene Weber, Carl Hays FREQ
', Dav. John wilmot, Lilburn Wallace
: Lawtou Gordon, VIII Curtis, Fry Wiison
/. Prof. Perry, OF Wentworth Military
Academy went to Kansas City Win :
npmber of the cadets to see the football
game, and to see his brother who was als'
In Kansas City Thursday.
10 Miss Dixie Farley who has been here OF
10 n short visit with the family OF ne
q. brother, Mr.. e. B. Farley, left Wednesda!
evening 10 visit her sister, Mrs' Da'iT
who resides In Sherman, Texas.
Disease and danger Turk 10 the vita
organs. The blood becomes yitiated ant
N the general health is undermined when
" ever the stomach and liver fail TO perform
their functions as nature intended. Her
. biue will tone up the stomach, regular
:, the liver, where other preparations on
y relieve. Price, so cents. For sale by Cren
oy - vonro l2.1-m1
ID. An attractive woman thrives on goo
4 food and sunshine, with plenty OF excl
else In the open air. Her form glow
with health and her face blooms with II
~ beauty. When troubled with a costly
:. habit, she takes a few doses oil Heroir
70 cleanse her system of all impuritie
a. price. 50 cents. For sale by Crenshaw
ds voono 12.1ml
A marriage soon 10 take place 10 Be
iA' Elder. Montana, is that Of Miss Nell
Patton, Of Kansas City, and Mr.. sprane'
wealthy and highly respected cattle mi
~ Of Montana. Miss Patton, the bride-to.p
v" is a niece Of Mrs. NJ, G. Steele, OF our cit
: She has frequently visited In our city az
IN, has made many friends here. Misa ia
m, ton went to Montana last spring TO VIZ
10. relatives. and while there met her nc
lay Intended husband. She Is a young ia'
Of Of excellent Christian character. IL
,ur friends here extend congratulations
advance.
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