The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1900-07-28

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FoR sALE-l6O acres Of good land, all
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PartcuiarS' call on me- eight miles south
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Miss Alice Welborn, OF Aullviile, No.
has been spending the week with Mrs.
John Welborn. Miss Alsce Is one OF
CsntTaPs e~x-students. She has been
Teaching for several years 10 Higginsville
and has beer reelected for another term.
Miss Estelle Allen, OF Kansas CITY, who
has been visiting Mrs. M. Geyer for the
past ten days, returned TO Kansas CITY
Wednesday evening. Miss Alien ia a most
accomplished musician and she made
many warm friends during her stay here.
She was one OF the heeaphone Bellies, the
home talent company that attracted so
much attention 10 Kansas City a short
time ago and received from the press
such favorable comment. Miss Allen
had a prominent place on the programme,
aud her work was highly commended.
She expects to take a trip TO Europe this
fall to complete her musical education.
Mr.. Edward Sullivan, OF Kansas City,
representing the Hartford steam Boiler
Inspection and Insurance Co., was Ia the
city Wednesday inspecting the boilers
at the old Serat mine, east OF The Missouri
PaclAc depot, He reports the boilers In
good condition and ready for use at once.
Mr.. Sullivan has been connected with this
company Tor twenty years, and thor
ouRhly understands every detail of his
work He Is n most agreeable gentleman
and we had the pleasure OF a short chat
with him while be was waiting for his
train'
A few OF the younger set were enter
tanned at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. II. W.
Winsor Thursday evening from 1870 to IL
O'CLOCK complimentary to Miss Carolyn
hunter dames and amusements were
tue features OF the evening. Refresh
ments were served and the hours passed
merriiy. There were present Misses
Eugeuia Kriehn, Mabel Coss, Lillian
Worthington, Irene stramcke, Mary
Shewei, madge Nicholson and Messrs.
Pressisy Boteler, Milton Royte, James
McGrew, Henry Chiles, Frank Chew,
Lafayette Gordon and Basil Manly.
Wednesday afternoon the horse hitched
to Mrs. Benton's buggy ran away from In
front Of MIR. Albert YouuR's residence. on
South street, 1t ran at a lively clIp east
y" oo"'n '''ee' 'or 'mo o'oohS' tnen
. anu ian 'n,ouka 'ne yves. renee
sea. 'ne 'o,'" enu Vi 'ns u'i"es resi-
uenoe io', circieo arouho through tne
"on. ya'u W 'ne oack suu OF tne house
On 'ne esS. s'ue' mere ne was caught oy
MT Eu' o''nes fortunately no one was
III .he ouggy' ana tne oniV damage was q
o'oNen harnes' anu 'ne ue"o'sneo ience'
Miss Addis Wilker gave a little social at
Tarner hall Tuesday 10 honor Of Misses
Ora Bush, OF Kirksville, Buttercup Powell,
OF Kansas City, kas., and Leila McHat-
ton, Of Odessa, who have been visiting
Miss Wilker for a short time, This was
s,i In, o,.,na 20 ,ha no,.msa".n,.s
waa,bor ,ho n,.ns No. nhs.nas
marty had their I,,ch =, d., s.m
Miss Rusb won The co,,s., ~, os,.s'..
the erea,es, numhar n, r-s.na,s - 60
noint within a gIva, ,,ms An ~
d~eliphtIul Tina ana Mics wiz, $500
berse,, n mos, nlsasins ~ ansas.h,a
hostess.
The joint committee OF the National
Hereford and shorthorn Cattle Associa-
lions met at the Midlandhotel, Kansas
o'ty' MONDAY night TOT tue purpose OF
uenn''e'y arranging all inc matters ooth
s"ia'' anu large pertaining 70 toe great
oA'''e snow wnicn 10 70 % neid In that
o'y neA' ocsooer' n snow Is 10 DO held
Yards psyillion and in a orsat ,sr,
e,peoiaIJy prepared for the occasion. Tina
,rlzes will agpreYate nearly sa5 oOo
There will be no iewer than I ooo n,,ya
~o,ttle shown. and these ara 10 coms from
all maria ot tha uoiled s,a,es
rus omaft seV' LOT 'uiy contains q
hilarious novelette, entitled when hegi-
naio was oarohne,' oy EDWARD 3. van
Zlle' Inis story oepicts a series Of topsy-
tufVy SITUATIONS mat must aeiiRht readers
on even the hottest days The number Is
crowded WIN hsht ana clever slories'
articles ana poems IRA aoap'ed 10
tue season. Among me conlrioutors are
Gertrude AtneIton' Julien uordon (Mrs'
van hennseiaef oIuger), EDGAR rawcett'
stephen Fiske' uiinton hosS' whl H.
Harden, Vance Thompsop and Charles
batteli LOOMS. 10 all there are more
toan hity c~ontrioutions oy writer's famed
lot tne'r cieverness' win such stan OF
than en,ertaInIng.
Mr. ohas' LOOMS, u franklin street
stugsist, mas Just recei'ed a letter from
Lieut.. I'D hickman, now located at
por' te'iows'ons' wYo' The letter Is
dated July zznd ana IN Il Mr. Hickman
states lhat ne WIN san for China on tic
2otn I this month"; he promises to write
as soon AZ Nc ianos 70 unlna' lie Is
second lieutenant 10 the tst u 3 cavalry
Mr. hicRman IL remembered mere by
many OF our citizens. de made Tor him
seit a most excel'ent record during Ms
services 10 tue Voiunteer army during our
war win spain, ana was one OF the few
young men OF the volunteer service who
were sole 10 secure commissions In the
regular army. ne was one Of the bright
est among the w. M. "A. Graduates n