The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1900-08-04
From Tuesdays Dally.l

Mr.. Ira B. Mapes, Of the Phoenix
Mutual Life Insurance Co., Is 10 the
city today.
Miss Emma Primer left this morn
ing by the Missouri Pacific for visit
y ST. LOUIS
Miss Lee Young left this morning
for a months visit to Osceola and
Monegau Springs.
Miss Lizzie Slusher returned yes.
terday evening from a visit with
relatives near Waverly.
Mr.. +. Morath aud daughter, Miss
Charlotte, leave this morning for a
weeks business trip TO 81. Louis.
DIR. Fredendall, accompanied by his
brother-in-law, Mr.. S. J. wilkins, is
spending the day in Kansas City.
Mr. Lester Thomas, of Marshall,
came up yesterday evening on a bus
iness trip and returned this morning.
Miss Annie Hooton left yesterday
evening for visit with her aunt,
Mrs. Il. J. McElroy, at Independence.
Misses Lutte and Lora Stokes, of
Mexico, Mo-, are visiting the family
OF Mrs. DR.. Chambers, and will prob
ably remain In our city a couple Of
weeks.
Miss Birdie Meanea, who has been
on an extended visit 10 the family OF
Mr.. b. Il, John, returned this morn
Ing TO her home at Cheyenne,
Wyoming.
The ladies of the Christian church
viii! give a lawn social In Mrs. Bur.
deus yard on Thursday, August 2nd
The reputation which these ladie,
have for getting up nice entertain
ments Is guarantee that all who &C
may expect a good time.
Misses Mamie Gordon, Lydia
Bolon and Mrs. +. G. Barnes re.
turned yesterday evening from
Normal ILL.,, where they have been
for few days visiting the family Of
Rev, g. NJ. Goode, former pastor OF
the Christian church here.
Rev. L. X. Wolfe, Of Lee s Summit,
accompanied by his wife, arrived
Saturday evening for a visit with
the family Of her father, Mr.. II. b.
Tunstall. Mr.. Wolfe preached al the
Methodist church Sunday night and
returned home last night, but his
wife will remain a few days.
Mr.. Dow Hix returned Yesterday
evening from few days visit to
Higginsville. His knee, which he
had the misfortune to hurt some
time ago, is very much improved aud
he hopes soon TO be able to report
again for duty at his old place with
Fredendall & Wilson.
d. Stallng has had the front of his
store building remOdeled and has put
III Two large plate glasses instead ol
the four smaller ones 10 the old front.
In addition he has had IL all repaint.
ed from top TO bottom aud the whole
appearance Is now very much i'm
proved. The change gives him tive
nice show windows in which the
better to display his stock Of boot:
aud shoes.
A merry hay ride party was oul
driving around the town last night
and with bugle and horns OF variou:
kinds they let the people know they
were out. About 8 O'Clock while
they were driving south Of town q
wheel gave down and the entire
party had to walk back TO town
Their spirits were not At all sup
pressed by so slight an accident, anG
repairing TO the home OF Miss Eugenla
Krehn they spent the balance OF the
evening in various amusenents, They
had jolly good time.
Mr.. Glen Tyree, our most Oblginp
and gallant recorder of deeds fol
Lafayette county, took herdic full
of ladies 10 the Mayvlew picnic
today. AS far as we have been able
10 learn the names, the party con
sisted of the following young ladie,
chaperOned by Mrs. Thos. Sowyer
Misses Martha, Kate aud AIMS
Branch, Alice Peak, May Peak, Caro-
Wood, Fannle Sawyer, Fannie Young
anu Belle Gordon. Mr. Tyree 1.
certainly great lover OF the beautie,
of nature, aud we can but commend
bis taste in surrounding himself on
this occasion with such a beautiful
be'y Of LaGayette's talrest daughters
1t is alm ist incOlnprehensible how 81
gallant knight has managed to re,
main so'long in the realms OF bachelor,
dom. We are sure however, that ht
will see that tue ladies have a de,
llghtful day.