The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1900-03-24
From MONDAYS DaIly.l

From Mondays Daily
Mr.. L. G. Ryland visited in Kansas
City yesterday.
Mr.. L. J. Slusher visited friends in
Sedalia yesterday.
Mr.. Thomas L. Gam, of Odessa,
Is in the city today.
Mr.. Charles II Royle spent Sunday
here with his parents,
Mr.. Theodore Bates visited in
Warrensburs yesterday.
Mr.. II. A, Black spent Sunday in
Marshall with his mother.
! Mr.. aud Mrs. J. II. Campbell visited
In Higginsvllle yesterday.
Mr.. f. Ii. oehlschlaeger visited
relatives near Napoleon yesterday.
Mr.. o. o. Crawford made a bus,
iness trip to Kansas City this morning,
Mr.. II. J. Groves, news editor Of
the Kansas City Times, is 10 the city
today.
Mr.. Robert Ardinger, OF Kdnsa.
City, spent Sunday here with his
home folks.
Mr.. Algie r. Smith, OF Leaven
worth, Kas,, spent Sunday here with
his mother.
! Miss Bessie Wright returned thi!
morning from visit to relatives ir
Wellington.
! Mr.. A. NJ. Harris, OF Higginsville
spent Sunday here with with hi.
sister, Mrs. J. S. Borlepd
| Mr.. Edward NJ. Catron, OF Kansas
City, spent Sunday here with hii
sister, Mrs. W. ]. Bandon.
Miss Mary Hale went to Kansas
City Saturday evening to see "QuC
Vadis," and returned last night.
Colonel S. ]. Huston went to Kan.
sas City yesterday evening to visit
his daughter, Mrs. r. L. Yeager, Jr,
+ Misses Sallie Mckee and Ethe
Austin, OF Kansas City were the
guests yesterday Of Mrs. John Nor
risOna y-s rfi.t n,- ...
Mr.. Albert T. Johnson, Jr., travel
ing solicitor for the Kansas City Star
visited his parents In this city yes
terday.
Mr.. VIII Cobb returned to Kansas
City yesterday evening after 3 two
days visit to his sister, Mrs. II. NJ
Taubman. aa@
Mr.. L. G. Buford, Of Lincoln, Neb.
arrived Saturday night to visit hi
daughter, Mrs. W. r, Eckle. liz
left this morning. nl a .
Miss Lucie Nicholson returned last
night from an extended visit to TIN
family OF her brother, Mr.. ROber
Nicholson, in Kansas City.
Miss Lucy Davis returned yester
day morning from 81. Louis, where
she went to purchase her spring ant
summer stock Of millinery.
Messrs. Edward b, Ludwigs, PhillI
Marshall, win Weber, Claude Hick
lin, Con Barron and win Nicholson
spent Sunday in Kansas City.
| Mr.. A. +. Sawyer, president Of thu
Chrisman.Sa wyer bank, of lndepen
dence is in the city today, the guesl
OF his brother, Mr.. L. C. Sawyer,
Sheriff John A. Fulkerson and Nj
Joseph L. Long went to Kansas City
this morning. From there they viii
make trip to Southwest Missouri.
Miss Carrie Becton, Of Chicago
arrived the latter part Of last weel
to take charge Of the millinery de
partment at Mrs. S. A. Moorehead S
The Lexington fire department ha
received a half dozen handsom,
aluminium helmets. The helmet
combine lightness and strength anC
will prove a great protection to th,
boys while lighting fires. There 1
not more efficient volunteer fir,
department In the state, and TIN
tiremen deserve to be well equipped
for every emergency.
Judge Richard Field, DR.. P. S
Fulkcrson and Messrs. S. n. Wilson
| W. T.. Gavin, Min. C. McFadln, vii
liam Aull. James P. Chlnn, Clarenc
Vivion, Frank Thornton, Horace +
Blackwell, John NJ. Price, Glen
Tyree, Sanford Thornton, l., G, Ry
land, J. G. Russell and Fraak Bow
man are In Higglnsyllle today, at
tending the meeting OF the demo
cratic county committee.