The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1900-07-07
From Tuesdays Daily.l

Mr. Wat Aull ships Il car load Of
hogs today to Kansas City.
Mr. Joseph Edmonds went to
Waterloo this morning To look after
his coal interests there.
Mrs. Lafayette Groves left this
morning for few days visit to Ilig-
ginsville friends aud relatives.
Mrs. Evans, Of Independence, came
down this morning for a visit to the
family OF her father, Judge Richard
Field.
Miss Florence Hall is IN Kansas
City this week, aud will probably
spend month there visiting heT
sister, Mrs, Brannock,
DR., c. ]. McCormic, of Richmond,
spent Sunday here with his wife,
who is visiting at the home OF her
father. Mr.. n. W. Bullard.
Mr.. A. r. Blackwell, who has been
associated with his sou. A. p Black
we'll, has moved to Lexington juno
ton to engage in blacksmithing.
Miss Mary Weis and Mr. Clas
Egelhoh, Of Kansas City, were In the
city Sunday visiting Mrs. Margaret
Weis, and returned Sunday evening
Mr.. John Morrison and wife 90 tC
Kansas City today, Mr.. Morrison on
business for the day and Mrs. Nor
rison for visit to friends aud rela
lives.
Miss Gerrall Marsh, who has beer
! Mr.. Lesueur's assistant in his alb
stract and loan ollice for some time
left this morning for her home it
Mound City, Kas.
Mrs. Pearl Duncan Tribble AM
little sln went 10 Kansas City yester
day evening to spend il short tim
visiting the families of Messrs, Chas
and Arthur Sparks.
Mrs. f. p Dallmeyer, Of Jefferson
tCity, who has been visiting Tn
family Of Mr.. G. a. kriehn for th
past two weeks, returned TO he
home this morning.
MI. Geo. S. Wilson, of Fredendal
IL Il Wilson. leaves this afternoon 70
Fond du Lac and Oshkosh, Wis, l.
be gone on months vacation, visit
ing friends aud relatives.
Mrs. G. r. Cooper, of Kansas City
and Mrs. II. l.. Mcdonald, and littl
daughter, Of st. Joe, returned I
their homes this morning, after
couple Of week S visit with the famll.
Of their father, Hon. II. c. Wallace
Mr.. VIM. Catrun. son OF Mr.. Gee
CatrOn, is home for vacation afte
his hard years work In teaching a
Milwaukee, Wis. He went TO Kan
sas City today among the other Lex
lngtonians to see the gathering den
Ocrats.
Mr.. j. i. Groves aud daughter
Miss Hannah Groves Of COrder, cam
up to Lexington on business yestel
day. Mr.. Groves is the father of I'll
proprietor Of the lNTELLlGENCEI
aud Miss Hannah Groves is the win
uer OF the Central college high grad
medal In June.
Mcssrs. Harry Taubman, Marvi
Rove. VIM. Mars, DrS, Ecklc and Ry
land and Rev. j. G. Given leave thi
morning for a fishing trip to CrO0ke
river aud they will remain over th
Fourth. We predict that they wi
gather in many fish, as the Rev. MI
Given has the reputation of bein
among the best fishermen in the city
aud In fact the entire party are goo
anglers and generally come bac
from their excursions and repol
success.
Mr.. W. A. Marshall, the genia
landlord Of the Commercial hotel a
Mayview, has recently had his nous
repainted, repapered and carpcle
from top to bottom aud everythln
put in first class order. This la
ever been IA place where the wear
traveller could find rest aud a goo
meal, and now by these improvement
the hotel has Been made Il more at
tractive place than ever before an
guests will receive the best of treat
ment at the hands OF mine hos
Marshall.