The weekly intelligencer., 1900-10-06
From Mondays Daily.l
Utile DuIcl Club.


and a few others were entertained |
Saturday afderno0n at the pleasant
home Of Miss Sarah Grady. For the
amusement Of the guests list of
questions was submitted TO each and
the answers were 10 be the names Of |
celebrities Of the nineteenth century.
The prize was won by Mrs. John
Welborn for getting the largest num-
bers OF answers correct.
Refreshme ats consisting OF delicious
ices and cakes were served " the
guests.
The occasion was Of an informal
nature and Miss Grady entertained
her guests 10 her usual pleasing
manner.
Mrs. Lena Setter left this morning
for visit TO 81. Louis.
Mr.. J. II. Goas, OF Topeka, Kans,,
was visiting Lexington friends here
Sunday.
Miss Lavlnla wa".Sa .etaSaeA, iiis-
morning from a weeks visit at Hig-
ginsville.
Mrs. Hanna jenkins left this morn
ing for a weeks visit with her sister,
Mrs. Hlckam, In Kansas City.
Miss Mary Roberts aud Miss Emma
IIix returned Saturday evening from
a weeks visit at higglnsville.
| Miss Annie Mountjoy left this
morning for an extended visit with
friends aud relatives In 81. Louis
| Mrs M. +. Royle went to Kansas
lC,ty this morning TO spend several
days with her sou, Mr. Clas. Royle.
Mrs. Chas. Weber aud Mrs. Louisa
Hover left yesterday morning for u
visit with friends and relatives In 81.
Louis.
Mrs. Levy Bullard left this morn
ing for Kansas City 10 spend the
week visiting relatives aud friends
there.
| Mr.. John Hausam, Of Kansas City,
came down Sunday morning to visit
his family here and returned TO the
city this morning.
Misses Lizzie aud Juliet Young left
this morning for Kansas City and ln-
dependence to spend u few days WIS.,
iting friends and relatives.
Mrs. J. Butte and Miss Elder Arnd,
Of ST. Douls, who have been visiting
Mrs. Chas, Geyer for several weeks,
returned home this morning.
Mr., Jas. Chandler and wife, who
have been visiting relatives here for
a few days, returned " their home at
, Kansas City Saturday evening.
MIR. and Mrs. A. Wade and little
daughter, OF Higglnsville, came ny
SATURDAY evening for a short visit
with the family Of MIR. Oscar An
dreen.
Mrs. ]. A. Smlthers, who has been
spending the summer with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. ThOs. Stramcke, returned
this morning 10 her home at 81.
Louis.
Mrs. Margaret Swope, Of Indepen
deuce, who has been spending few
: days at the home OF Mrs. Florida
Graddy, returned home yesLerda,
morning.
. Miss Birdie Gunlack, who has beer
visiting friends In HigginsVlle, May
, view aud Odessa, and taking rest
returned Saturday evening very much
, improved by her vacation,
Miss Edna Stramcke left thii
morning for 81. Louis, where slit
will spend the winter visiting hel
grandmother, Mrs, j. A. Smithers
aud her sister, Mrs. Sexton.
Mr.. Ed Hoffman, who is coal
maker In Keller's large clothing
establishment, went to Kansas Cit
yesterday morning TO meet his Wit
from Sallna, Kans., who will return
TO Lexington with him.
, Mr.. and Mrs. A. V. Robinson ant
, son, Mr.. Royle Robinson, Of Coffey
vile, Kas,, spent the day yesterda,
10 Kansas City with Mr.. John Rob
insOn at the Missouri Pacific hospital
aud came down 10 our city last nighl
to visit friends aud relatives,
Mrs. Jas. W. Waddell and her son
/ Mr.. Arthur Waddell, returned Sat
, urday from ST. Louis, where Mrs
Waddell was called about six week.
a ago on accouLt Of her son s sickness
D We are pleased 10 note that Mr.
!. Waddel has so far recovered as TO b.
able 10 return home with his mother
Mr.. L. h. Rambler, OF the W. A
: Pitrat decorative company, OF Kan
sas City, spent Saturday In our cit
!. looking after the decorations at tn
e Methodist church. The Campbell
E Paint and Glass Co., Of Kansas City
o will furnish the art glass 10 the win
!. dows, which will be here this week