The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1900-02-03
MISCELLANEOUS MELANGE.
From Saturdays Daily. ]

From Saturdays Daily.l
Mr.. Glen Tyree is visiting his farm
near Mayyiew today.
Capt. r. Todhunter, Of Higgins
vile, is In the city today.
Miss Isabel Harris, of Fulton, ar
rived last night TO visit Mrs. j. X.
Moorehead.
Messrs. +. Hoffman and Oswald
Winkler are transacting business in
Kansas City today.
Mrs. Jane Bone, of Kansas City,
arrived last night to visit her cousin,
Mrs. Margaret Gordon.
A marriage license was issued this
morning to John +, Simmerman and
Mary II. Pierce, OF Lexington.
Miss Pearl Reeder returned yes
terday evening from visit To rela-
tlyes and friends ln lIiegitsyille.
Mrs. L. i. wils1n lss thIsa morn
ing for Slater 10 visit her nnther,
Mrs. S. Il, Powell, who is quite sick
Miss Eleanor Warren, Of Higgins
vile, arrived yesterday evening IL
visit her sister, Mrs. Clarence Vivion.
Miss Ada Mcdaniel, Of Higgins
Vile, arrived yesterday evening ~
visit Misses Fannie and Minnie Ven
able for a few days.
Miss Annie Tabb returned to heI
home In Kansas City yesterday even
ing, after brief visit to her friend
Miss May Thornton.
Mrs. Elizabeth Fletcher and hel
granddaughter, Miss Allie Eagle
returned last night from visit IL
relatives in Kansas City.
Mr.. S. c. Neale, of the Lafayette
Leader, was among the visitors frou
Hlgginsyille who witnessed Hamlet
at the opera house last night.
Misses Susie Smiley and Alice Wei
born, OF Higginsyille, came in yester
day evening to attend the perform
lance at the opera house, and are til,
guests Of Mrs. John Welborn.
Higginsyillc was well represented
at the opera house last night to wit
ness the production of Hamlet b.
Walker Whiteside. Nearly all o
the members st the IIigginsyill
Shakespearean club, composed u
ladies. were In attendance.
| Higginsvillc Jefersonian: A. Il
Asbury, Jr., assistant cashier Of III
American bank, has received an In
vitati0n to BE- present at the maj
rlage OF his friend, John ID. PER-
Francis, son OF ex-G0vernUr David X
Francis, and Miss Emily de Mu
Smith, which will take place in 81
Louis, January 81, 1900.
Rev. W. Il. Chandler, of Naconf
Texas, who was burn and reared nea
Dover, arrived last night and Is th
guest today OF his old friend, MI
Geo. W. Carr. He has been invite
to hold meetings at the Baptls
church in Dover, and will begin t
morrow. This Is his first visit to h
old home in twenty-three years
While In Dover he will be the gues
of his sister, Mrs. NJ. It. Slusher.
A large and appreciatiye audienC
witnessed Walker Whiteside's pr,
duction OF Shakespeare's Hamlet q
the New Grand opera house la,
night. The play was presented by
splendid company and the perform
ance was one Of exceptional meri
Mr.. Whteside is an actor nf Hr
ability and his Interpretation of IL
character Of Hamlet is all that coul
be desired. His delivery is pOwerfl
aud effective, and he possesses iii
stage presence His acting made
: strong impression upon the audient
ana he WAS frequently greeted wit
enthusiastic Outbursts OF applaus
Z Miss Leila Wolstan, a charming yUuI
/ actress, In the role OF Ophelia, gave
{ very satisfactory presentation OF tn
Z unhappy maiden. John l.. SaphOr
I ~ Pol0nius, gave true conception
9 the character represented, viii
: Severn De Deyn as Laertes, the 81
Z OF Polonlus, displayed considerab
I talent. The entire performance W
! greatly enjoyed by the audienc
J and the management Of the ope
: house is to be warmly congratulate,
I upon affording their patrons an eve
4 ing Of such rare entertainment.