The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1888-09-29
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MIR. Geo. MulIiniX is somewhat better.
MIR. j. Galloway Young is very little better.
MIR. John Powell is home from his northern
trip.
Mr.. VIII Stewart was in Kansas City last
week.
MIR. Samuel Houston was in Kansas CITY
Monday.
Miss Eva Bolon left yesterday for st. Louis
to attend the fair.
MIR. George Mullinix is somewhat better,
bu; is still very sick.
Miss Mary Fox, OF st. Joseph, IL visiting at
Mr.. Il. ID. Saunders.
Miss Octavia Lesueur will attend the Yelled
Prophet & ball this year.
Misses Rose and Flossie Young were In
Kansas City last Monday.
Mr.. Jacob Sass, of Concordia, has been
placed upon the penson rolls.
Mrs. Jacob Haerle, of BOOnville, IS visiting
The family of Mr.. Me. Haerle.
Mr.. c. C. Hicks asks us to change his ad-
dress from Higginsville to Dover.
Capt. Jacob ID. Conner has been confined
to his room by sickness this week.
Cant Roley Porter Is able to be about again,
much to the delight of his many friends.
Mrs. Belle Robinson, OF Kansas City, spent
last Sunday and Monday with friends here.
Mr.. O.. Andreen, wife and baby will attend
the st. Louis fair and exposition next week.
Mr.. Henry Wilker returned last Thursday
from his trip east after his fall stock OF goods.
Misses Lizzie and Juliet Young are attend
Ing the State Normal School at Warrensburg.
Miss Carrie Hines has returned home from
her visit TO friends and relatives in Kansas
City.
Misses Jennie and Matte Grimes and Sallis
Stewart will attend the St. Louis fair next
week.
Mrs. j. A. Robinson, Of Kansas City, spent
several days in the city this week visiting
relatives.
Misses Estelle and Maize McGrew leave
Sunday night tor st. Louis to attend the
Yelled Prophets ball.
Capt. 10. R. Barnett and wife and Mrs.
Martha Grant will attend the st. Louis fair
and exposition next week.
Mr.. James q. Chambers has returned to
Lexington, Va, to resume his studies at
Washington-Lee University.
Miss Georgia Ditzler, who has been visiting
Miss Mamie Russell for the past two weeks,
rsturned to Sedalla last Tuesday.
Miss Louise Hall, who has been visiting
the family of Capt. S. J. Andrew this sum
mer, will return TO the old north state next
Monday.
Mr.. +. T. Lee, of Odessa, was here last
Tuesday and called at the Intelligencer office.
He reports trade in his city in a fourishing
condition.
Miss Maggie Benton left. Monday morning.
for Kansas City. From there she will 20 to
Sioux City, Iowa, to visit friends and attend
the Corn Palace.
Miss Lizzie Smith, accompanied by her
guest, Miss Lively, spent the latter part OF
list week in Kansas City visiting friends and
attending the exposition.
Mr.. Samuel Powell. accompanied by his
sisters. Misses Sarah aud Tillie, and Miss
Irene Stone. were here Sunday from Rich
mond visiting the family Of Mr.. John Powell
Mrs. Will Billiard and child returned here
last Sunday from the Indian Territory, where
they have been living the past season. Mr.
Billiard will come so soon as he can sell out
No place like old Lafayette.
Prof. &. G.. Parker returned from San
Diego, California. last Saturday, and hiss
taken charge of classes in elocutiOn IN Contra
College and Wentworth Academy. His
health was considerably improved by his rest
and trip.
Miss Marine Gordon returned from hel
four months visit TO California last Monday
She Is in much better health, has gained con
siderable flesh, was delighted with the eli
mate and everything she saw, but stu pre-
fers old Lafayette.
Eldorsdo Tribune; Mrs. Mary Witheis. o
Lexington, DO. who has been here 70, tn
past three weeks, left for her home, Tuesday
and will return in u few weeks to remain
Z. during the winter. Mrs. Withers bough
ZONE very desirable property while here.
Eldorado Tribune, September 21:-Mr. U
I Wells, Of Lexington, arrived Tuesday I
:, spend n couple of weeks That bis health ma,
: Improve. Mr.. Wells is a brother Of our ex
0 city marshal who left more than i week az
to make his future home In Lafayette county,
u Mrs. S. j. Houston and Miss Matte Younl
who expected to get off last week for Cir
c%innati, to atteEd the exposition now bein
held there, were unavOidably detained, bl
will start next Monday via st. Louis, whel
they will remain until after the Veile
u Prophets parade.
: Mrs. Dora Wilkinson requests her adore,
y. changed from Independence. Mo-, to Nor
ig Yakima, Washington Territory, to whic
or place she started last Tuesday TO join b
husband who is at that place. We regret
T. learn Of their removal to that far distant te
l. ritory, but we still hope they may yet retul
'e to this county where they have hosts
lu friends.
o' Mr.. II. J.. Bandon returned last Tuesd
u from Cedar county, where he went last we
y to visit his mother and other relatives. VIII
" In Humansville he called at Mr.. Thos.
ne Austin's and saw Miss Mamie Shaw, W
ct stated that she had very little hopes OF Mi
eS Etta's recovery. Her physicians also inforl
III ell him that he lid not think she would ev
us be we'll again.