The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1901-02-16
MISCELLANEOUS MELANGE.
1 From Saturdays Dally,I

From Saturdays Daily.l
Miss Alice Fields, ot Pleasant
Prairie neighborhOod, is the guest of
Miss Lucy P. Davis and sisters today.
Mrs. Thos. Stramcke left this
morning for s.. Louis to visit her
daughter, Mrs. c. B. sexton, and the
baby.
Miss Beulah Boon, Of Wellington,
came In this morning. to visit over
Sunday with her aunt, Mrs Charles
Mitchell.
Mrs. Chrlssle Nelson returned yes.
terday evening from MayvIew, where
she has been visiting relatives TOT
the past month.
Messrs. Sewell and Wade Loyett, Of
Bucyrus, Kas., who have been visiting
relatives here for few days, return
ed home yesterday evening.
Miss Lee Meng, who has been
visiting the family OF DR. ]. W.
Meng, Of our city, returned this
morning 10 her home at Dover.
Mr.. s. N. Wilson returned this
morning from Warrensburr, where
be was called 90 account OF the III
ness OF his wife's mother, Mrs L. A.
Nickerson.
Mrs. d. Boyle, OF Kansas City, who
has been visiting the family Of her
father, Capt. Frank Thornton, re-
turned this morning to her home at
Kansas City.
| Mr.. L, o. Stevenson, Vt Saltwater,
Oklahoma, Ter, arrived last night
with his son, Frank Herman Steven
son, whom he enters as pupil at the
Wentworth MILITARY academy.
Mr.. Reed Ryland, who is home
for a short vacation, left yestarday
evening for Independence and Kan
) sas City, where he goes to spend .
few days with re.atiVes and friends
Mrs. A. Osborne, who has beet
! spending a few days with Mrs. +. @
: Rinehart. left this morning for Hlg
: glnsville and will leave for her hom,
: at Santa Rosa, CAL, on the 18th O
. this month.
II Mrs Fletcher Groves returned thi
= morning to her home at Corder. Sh
n was accompanied by her daughter
: Miss Hanna, ,one Of Central S students
s who goes home 10 rest up frum he
II school duties for q short time.
i Capt. ]. Q. Plattenburg, with hI
!, usual gallanJry, was out yesterda
4 with big four horse sleigh and too
al a number Of ladies out with him I
L enjoy delightful glide over tn
beautiful snow. The Captain neye
10 forgets the ladies.
4 Mrs. e. A. NickersoD, mother {
e Mrs. s. n. Wilson, VI our city, die
2; at Warrensburg last Wednesday morl
=. Ing at $3.50 o'clock. She was burle
e. yesterday at the iBeleiontalne cen
h, etery in St. Louis. Mrs. Wilson hi
ss .s the warm sympathy Of her maf
n. friends here 10 her sad bereavement
=. Mr.. Joseph Curtis left this NOR
Of log tos- a lrln to Kentucky, and wi
IT. probably be gone until the first
- May. He viii visit Louisville, Geolg
rie .~---,--G---s.ys~@- NictOlasyill
lie and will spend some time at u
OF springs with the hope OF improvlI
his health. We hope that he may
benefited by the trip To the full c
tent OF his expectations.
This ia pay day with the LexlngI
ret Coal Mining Co., and the biggest
led they have had this winter. TIL
u. r,. pay out today, for coal mined
to January, s26, 800. The Lexlngt
ket Coal Mining Co., Is one OF the
WI enterprises OF our city, aud pays
mo thousands Of dollars every mon
,rs. When their new works on the swift
~. south OF town are well started th
% %,o@ business will amount 10 much III
i've than IL does now,