The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1888-08-25

Pcrsonalitioa.
Mr.. Jno. w. keithly Is better.

pcrsonalitiaa.
Mr.. JnO. W. Kcithly Is better.
MIR. H.. T.. ityland Is somewhat better.
Mr.. Il. q. Esicllc was here last Monday.
MIR. Geo, Mulllnix IS sick with malarial -,
fever.
Mr.. Marcus Withcrs is home from Eldora-
do Springs,
MISS Carrie Jones il visiting friends in
Sister this week.
Miss Salnc Campbell, OF Marshall, is visit
ing Miss Pinkic Smock.
We are glad TO learn thai Capt. lt0ley P0r-
ter IL considerably better.
Mr.. Jerry Chamberlain came down from
Kansas City Thursday night.
Mr.. w. Ii. Silver and daughter, Miss Clau-
Il q, are here visiting relatives.
Miss Ruth Early, of st. Louis, is visiting
the Misses Kccmn, near this city.
Mr.. Albert Schnncrman. OF Kansas City,
was here Sunday visiting his parents.
Mrs. Geo. W. Mexican has hcom visiting
relatives and friends here this week.
Miss Georgia StrOpc, of Kansas City, who
has been visiting the family vi Mr.. q. NJ.
Mounijoy, returned home yesterday.
Master Ben. Bolton has returned from n
two weeks visit TO his brother at Marshall.
Mrs. Henry Flynt, of Kansas City, is here
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Jno. Taubman.
Mr.. l.. BaurGrly, who has been sick for IL Q
past two months, is able TO be about ugaiu.
DIR. FeaGans. OF WaverIy, was in the city
on business, last Wednesday and Thursday.
Mr.. j. w. Keithly is confined to his room
and bed with rheumatism in his feet and legs,
Miss Annie Otey, of CarrOlltOn, who has
been visiting relatives here, has returned
home.
Mrs. A. LOOMS and Sidney returned last
Thursday from their visit to Mime sofa and
Wisconsin.
MIR. He. Wallace. wife and Miss Florence
have been sOiourning ut McAlister Spring
this week.
Miss Annie Mckinley, OF Windsor, Henry
county, Mo-, il visiting Miss Fannie May
Taubman.
Miss Mamie Young, who has been confined
to the house with a swollen ankle, is able 10
be out again.
Mrs. BuforG Chinn, who has been confined
to her bed for about eight weeks, is very lit
tie If any better.
Mr.. l.. Silverman has moved his residence
to the Turner house, corner of Franklin ave
nue. and Ninth.
MIR. J. Galloway Young has been very i'll
for two or more weeks, but is thought to be
somewhat better now.
Mrs. w. Is. Bolton, who has been visiting
relatives and friends at Huntsville, returned
home last Wednesday,.
Mr.. and Mrs, f. G.. Chew and family. Of
Kansas City will arrive hore tonight for u
visit at Mr.. +. WinsOr's.
Miss Maria f. Bailey, OF Washington, d.,
O., will arrive here tO-day on a visit to the
family of Mr.. Il. Winsor.
Miss Maggie S peaIs will be home next
week from her summers visit to relatives
and friends in Old Virginia.
Col. JnO. Reid spent u couple Of days this
week in Bates City and vicinity, attending TO
10 his property interests there.
Mrs. Maria White and Miss Polite White,
OF Saline county, are visiting the lnmily Of
w. L. Smith, OF Clay township.
Mrs. w. X. IrIgg went to Kansas City, last
Tuesday, 10 look al IL house. She expects to
move TO that place in a short time.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. S. Caples are here pack
ing up, preparatory TO their removal to Sweet
Springs. We are sorry TO lose them.
Mr.. Geo. B.. Dealey, wife aud children, OF
Dailas, fcxas, spent the first Of The week Wis
iting Mr.. and Mrs. A. Wade, in niggirsville.
Mrs. j. L.. Buckner, OF Kansas City, has
this week been visiting her mother, Mrs.
Sallie Smith and other relatives ard friends
here.
Mrs. Ann TommersOn. of st. Loui,, who
has been here II short time on II visit TO
friends, returned home last Monday. Via
CarrOltOn.
Misses Minnie Ba"hr and ROSa GOchner,
who have been visiting relatives and frIrnds
in Kansas City for the past two weeks, will
return home Tomorrow.
Messrs. X. }. Dillingham; and T. V. Foster,
Of Clay township, were here last Monday
making necessary arrangements for speakers,
etc., for The political picnic IN Texas prairie.
Master Sammie MOOrman, who has been
} on u two weeks visit In the country to his
, uncle, Mir. james Caldwell, returned las,
Monday suffering with a severe case OF sore
eyes.
, Mrs. Albert X eller, who has recently re.
turned from Il visit TO the family of Col. Jos.
: Davis, at Nevada. reports having u pleasant
time and that she left the colonel andhis tam,
| lily in excellent health.
] Mr.. William Fifer, Il citizen OF Lexington
) before and during the war well known 10 ouI
older residents, was here last saturday, look.
, ing over his old stamping grounds. This wa,
2 his first visit here since 1873.
4 Mr.. Geo. Is. Dealey, business managers o.
the Dallas. Texas, News, arrived here lasI
: Saturday to visit relatives. He will remain
. several days yet, aad when he returns Will
V take with him his wife and children, wht
have been spending the sumncr with thu
d family of Mr.. T.. Allen.
! Master Otto Bauerly, whO attended schoo
u ut the Christian Brothers Academy, st
Joseph, Mo-, last yeUr. and who brOugh
y homc with him one Of the prizes offered fol
r scholarship and department, will return mex
l Monday for another year. We hope he may
i be equally successful this year.