The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1888-05-19
Personalities.

VIII IeIIer spent SUNDAY III Kansas CITY.
Mr.. W. y. Bell left Wednesday for Phila-
delphia.
Mr.. win Groves, of Cordcr. was here last
Thursday.
Mrs. c. IL. Roylc Is visiting relatives in
Kansas City.
Mrs. NJ. T.. Fox, of Odessa, was here shop
ping Monday.
The Misses kemper were here shopping
last Saturday.
Miss Bette Waddell is home from her visit
TO CarroIltOn.
Miss Hattie Allen, OF IIarrisOnville, is Wis
Ting the Misses Cobb.
Mrs. Thos. Graves and daughter were here
shopping last Saturday.
MIR. Jno. f. Burden returned from his trip
to the south last Saturday.
Mrs. }. A. Robinson, of Kansas City, is
yi'iiing relatives In the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. /. Il. Purnell, of Washington
township, were in the city last Saturday.
Mrs. +. +. Wheatly and daughters, Misses
Rosi and Anna, were in the city Tuesday.
Miss Name Young returned Saturday
morning from her visit to friends in st. 10.
Judge w. Il. Wood and daughter, Miss
Maria, left, Wednesday, for EldOrado Springs.
Mr.. John Clach aud daughter, Miss Katie,
of Nevada, Mo-, are visiting Mr.. w. Il. Bell.
Mir. and Mrs. J.. e. McGrew arrived home
yesterday morning after u weeks visit in
st. Louis.
Mr.. Sam. p. Bascom, of Odessa, has been
placed on the pension roll OF Mexican war
veterans.
Mrs. Isabella YinglIng left for Omaha last
"Wednesday to spend the summer with her
son Henry.
Major Jno. N. Edwards was shaking hands
with his hosts Of friends and admirers here
last Monday.
Mrs. W. K. Trigg returned, last Monday,
from her visit 10 relatives and friends in
Saline county.
Mr.. Il. w. Sutherland requests his address
changed from Emporia, Kansas, TO Nuevo,
San Diego county, Cal.
Miss Ora Houx, of Higginsyille, who has
been visiting at Mr.. }. A. Prices, returned
home Thursday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. PhareZ Hammond, of Odessa,
were here last Saturday, Mrs. ii. remaining
over several days this week.
LnibsS9 DiuiS ohN Auih III vi VI
City. are visiting the families OF Messrs. j.
d. Conner and Harry Tunstali.
DIR. j. +. Hassell, Jr., wife and baby. of
Carrollton, came over, last Saturday, to spend
\ few days with relatives here.
Carrollton Democrat, May 1lth:-Mlss
Bette Waddell arrived here, Wednesday, on
u visit to Miss Fannie Shanklin.
Mrs. u. Il. Phetzins Is In Decatur, Illinois
visiting relatives and friends. She will prob.
ably be absent two or three weeks.
DIR. Andrew Meet. Of Louisville, Ky, who
have been visiting relatives here for the past
month, left for home Thursday night.
BOonville Topic. May l1th:-Miss Lulu
Osborne, of Lexington, Mo-, the only sister
OF Mrs. J. IL. Woodbridge, Is In the city, her
guest.
Miss Ella Brown, of Independence, was
here this week visiting Mrs. VIM. Duvall and
attending the WOman's Missionary Confer
ence.
MIR. j. A. J. Shultz and family arrived
here yesterday 10 spend the summer at
their elegant suburban home, Linwood
Lawn.
Misses Ella Young. Johanna KrIehn and
May and Lillian Anderson, Messrs. viii
Stewart, Ben Ireland and Fon. Duvall went
to Prairie church last Sunday.
Judge VIM. +, Wood and daughter, Miss
Maria, have gone to EldOradO Springs for u
short sojOurn for the benefit Of the judges
health. We hope he may return fully re-
stored.
Mrs. j. Burnet Davis, of Elmwood. Mo-,
| Mr. Elrar XntnUs unI Mr. E,,unu En.,a.
OF Aullviile, and Mrs. Jas. Heudrick. of hig-
ginsville, have been visiting al Judge j. W.
Harrison this week.
Mr.. +. u. Taylor. OF Kansas City. a brother
OF Mr.. Ike TAYLOR Of this county and II prob
able candidate for congress from this district,
was here last Monday getting better acquain-
ted with our people.
Mr.. +. Bonnemaun and wife, nee Katie
Gosewisch, left for Germany, their future
home. last Thursday. DIR. Robert Gosewisch
will also leave next month for the same place
aud will also make that country his home.
Mrs. Richard Lomax stopped over here last
Wednesday To see u few of her friends. She
was en- route for Kansas city where she will
probably remaint ten DAYS or two weeks, after
which she will return and remain until after
the closing exercises of the schools.
Toledo, Iowa, Chronicle, 4th:-'"The vio-
lin Concerto, by Prof. G. G.. Brannan, Mrs.
l.. l.. Brannsn at the piano. wss most enjoy
able, eyincing exquisite finish aud interpri-
%tatlon." Mrs. Brannan was formerly Miss
Lille Link. a pupil of +. A. Seminary, and
the clipping above is from a notice Of the
Music Teachers State Association lately
held In that city.