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

Miss Mary K. Blackwell wen. to Kan.
las City Thursday to visit friends for n
! lew days. !.
Mr. Jas. o'Nlslley left "Wednesday tor
City, Kas., where he has accepted G
4 position. .
Miss BEETLE Trail left yesterday for
Kansas City 10 visit her sister, Mrs. a
Joseph Martin. !.
Mr. Geo. Ioomes left Tuesday evening
to visit bis sister, Mrs Annie Bostic, at y
Mound City, Mo. y,
Mrs. NJ W. Potter left yesterday for
Richmond to visit hes mother.ln. law, ,
Mrs. Leila Potter. +,
Mr.. Percy Silver returned Monday night
from an extended business trip In North ,
Missouri and Iowa. ;
MIR. Horace Bolton arrived Wednesday
from Atehison, Kas., and will spend the
week with relatives here.
Mr.. Adam Fauss aud wife and daughter
aud Mr.. Albert Fegert, all Of B~rookneld,
are here visiting relatives.
Mr.. Archie Xix aud wife returned Tues
day to St. Louis, after a short visit here
with relatives aud friends.
Mrs, DR.. e. B. Taylor, OF Kansas City,
Is spending a few dGysin our city visiting
he's sister, Mrs. Lewis Neale.
Mt. W X. Weber left yesterday for
St. Louis to spend a week or ten days
with relatives aud friends there.
Mr.. Dave Thornton returned Wednesday
to Kansas City after spending Christ
mas here with the home folks.
Mrs. NJ. Smithers came In Tuesday
from 81. Louis 10 visit the family Of her
daughter, Mrs. ThOs, stramcks.
Miss Frances swope came down Tuesday
night from Independence to spend a lew
days here with Miss Dick Grady.
Mr.. Chas. Weber, who has been visiting
bis fathers family here for several days,
returned Wednesday to St. Louis.
Mr.. Eugene Weber, who has been
spending part Of the holidays iu Kansas
City, returned home Friyay morning.
Mr.. Dave Heatbman returned yesterday
from Liberty, where he has been spending
q few days visiting Liberty friends.
Mr.. J. L. Coss, sgeut at New franklin,
Mo-, accompanied by his wife, is here
visiting the family Of Rev. J.C. Coss.
Fine farm of ITO acres. About 4 miles
north OF Corder. For sale at q bargain,
f. Lee Wallace, Lexington, Mo, dec-22ti
Mrs. d. t. Bogie, Of Kansas City camt
: down Tuesday for q visit with the family
. OF her father, Capt, Frank Thornton.
All wool pants. Guaranteed 100 pei
cent wool, the celebrated "Capps" max,
from s2.50 to $3.50 at H. Siuauer's. l2.22t
To- Prof. @, A. Phillips, our superintendent
OF schools, left Wednesday TO attend tn,
State Teachers association at jefferson
City.
at Mrs. Baker, OF Napton, No., came VI
Monday evening to spend q week or tw'
4, with the family Of her father, Mr.. Gee
Vaughan.
Miss Christie Vaughan, daughter OF Mi
:. Geo. Vaughan, went to st. Louis Fiida.
:. morning to visit friends and relatives 70
a short time.
-, Mrs. Baker, Of Napton, who has bee
spending Christmas with the family {
her father, Mr.. Geo. Vaughan, lef. IA
home yesterday.
NJ Miss Lucy May Payne left yesterda
for Joplin, where she goes to spend th
balance OF the holidays with her uncl
IT, Mr.. George Temple.
su Mr.. II. W. winsor. delegate from II
: Baptist church here, left yesterday Il
nis Aullville to attend the Laisyette.J ohnso
'us B iptlst association,
Rev. A. W. Kokendofer, Of Kans'
City, returned hume Wednesday after
no short visit here with the family OF Re
e. J. Fenstermacher.
" Miss julia Minter, who for the past fe
days has been visiting Miss Jean Ardil
cal ger, returned Thursday evening to b
up, home 10 Kansas City.
ieu A large number OF cases Of smallpox a
u reported at Marshall. II is, however,
nit a very mild form as 1t seems to be almo
Iiss everywhere this year.
III" Mrs. NJ James and Mrs, Jacob Net
conner and son returned yesterday
Ct. Joseph. They have been here I
n.y. several days visiting relatives.
no will sell you all wool underwear
less money than you can buy them an
'''' where else. Call aud see the largest sto
of underwear 10 town. II, sinauer. 1872
Ho DR.. A. L. Voters, a nephew Of Rev.
.Vn J, Feustermacbsr, who has been visit
10 our city for a few days, return
'"s Wednesday evening TO hls home at Ksn'
City.
tes- Mrs 8. P. Ayers (nee Elizabeth Rylan
ply. arrived Thursday from her home
roy Brayton, Neb., to spend q Few weeks hi
~
'ple with the family Of her father, the X
1eo' Ken. Rylsnd.
' O. Rev. John Andrew, who has been spen
nl ing Christmas with the family Of
tary father, Capt. 8, J. Andrew, return
ON. Yesterday to bis ministerial duties
nes- Emlusnce, Ky.
nily Rev. Chas. Manly went to Aullville y
that terday TO attend the session OF
hrs Lafayette johnson Baptist associate
isit. which will be In session there the
,,,a, mainder OF this week.
and Mrs. Bert Taubman went to Kan
nan. City Thursday TO spend the day.
,orm left that evening Tor Nevada, n
Her. where she goes for two weeks to visit
,lo,e family Of her father, the Rev, Thos. Co
only Mr.. John Robinson, who has been
rem. the hospital In Kansas City with a b
ken leg for the past three and a
months, came down Monday night
= amend a few days with his wife .
relatives here.
Mr., VIM. j. Bryan's paper 'ne "
moner," promises to be greatly 10
mand. A large number Of suoscriD
have already sent in their names
many others will follow as soon as
paper is started,
A number OF young people had a u
soclal dance and g jolly good time W
nesday night at the hospltable and pie
ant home Of Mrs. rerhune, east OF To-
Quite a number OF the guestsW were Visi'
trIeuds from Liberty, Mo.
Praise the bridge that carries you 0
atber A food or cough. Ballard's nc
hound Syrup has brought so many .
throat and lung troubles SUCH as couK
colds, bronchitis, etc, that iis praises
suue everywhere. Price, % and o. Gel
For sale by oroushsw 6 YOuuS' lS'i'
At Port. au Prince, Hayti, on Decem
n, ,.,riac earthquake shock was TEL