The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1903-08-22

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ter, Mervelle, returned Thursday
night from a visit in Kansas City.
Mrs. Belle Hays aud her dlugttr,
Miss Katherine, returned from Mc-
Allister Springs Thursday eveliog.
MIS- G. A. Thompson arrived from
st. Louis Wednesday evening to visit
her mother, Mrs. G.. r. Alexander.
Miss Mary Agnes Mccoy returned
to Kansas City Friday morning, after
a visit to the family Of B. R. Ireland.
Misses Carrie Loomis and Lena
Hutchinson returned Wednesday night
from a trip to Colorado Springs and
Denver.
Judge w. B. Weedin and his
daughter, Miss Kate, went to Sedalia
Friday morning to spend the day at
the fair.
Joseph Kuehls came in from Odessa
Thursday evening. He has recently
returned from a trip to Silver City,
New Mexico.
The Manvro Duo, "Hottentots, ="
are with the Ward & Wade Ministries.
They are apparently homeless. AT
the New Grand Tuesday, August 25.
Mrs. II. L. Mcdonald, accompanied
by her little daughter, Louise, left
Thursday morning for St. Joseph,
after a visit to her mother, Mrs. H.
G. Wallace.
Mrs. NJ. e. Aull went to Aullville
Thursday night, called by the death
of her relative, Madison Walker. The
burial will take place at Sweet
Springs today.
Miss Elizabeth Lamborn, of Tacoma,
Wash, who has been visiting the
family Of Young Ewing, went to
Buckner Thursday morning to visit
before returning home.
Misses Mollie Peddicord, of Higgins
vile and Matte Brockman, of Pitts.
Vile, arrived Thursday evening to
visit the family OF Judge James
Chinn.
Mrs. Mary Rulings, of Buckner,
accompanied by Misses Matte and
Loula Hall, of Drummond, 0. T.,
returned home Thursday evening,
after a visit to the family Of Young
Ewing.
Mrs. H. W. Koohler and daughter,
Nina, of Leavenworth, who have been
visiting Mrs. j. K. Letter, went to
Kansas City Thursday evening to
visit. They we're accompanied by
little Miss Alma Mount, Of Kansas
City.
Ward s. Wade's Minstrels present. a
clean, strong, and entertaining per-
pormance. The show is one Of the
brightest that has been in Denver for
some time.-Denver Post. At New
Grand opera house Tuesday evening,
August %.
A compromise was affected Thurs
day by the lawyers in the damage
suit of Redd and Reynolds vs.. Thomas
j. Walker. $3.50 was granted the
plaintiffs. Clarence ViviOn repre-
scented the plaintiffs, Aull and Walker
the defendant.
Rev. L. ]. Marshall, Of Independ.
ence, who was heard here by many of
our citizens during the Wentworth
Academy commencement at which he
delivered the baccalaureate sermon,
will begin a %protracted meeting at
the Christian church in this city the
first Monday in October.
Among those who went to Sedalia
Thursday morning to attend the state
fair we're; Misses Leslie and Mar
guerite Bates and Sena Afford, Mrs.
James Finnell and @. E, Yingling,
Frank Howe, Sam Drysdale, M. D.
Wilson, Lee Hawkins, Firman White,
August ROseen and L Hicklin.
"The Volunteer" a four.act mill
tary drama, comes to the New Grand
opera house tonight, August %.
Perhaps no play since the days Of
Shenandoah comprises so many of the
essential features CT the successful
wal drama. The chala cters are all
strongly drawn and the play contains
an abundance of refined and interest
ing comedy, plenty of action, new
Sensational novelties, and the latest
things in the way Of electrical effects.
Notice.