The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1888-07-21

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Pergonali'lea.
Mrs. Linn u. Gordon has been quite i'll this
week.
Mr.. Henry WiIkcr i, home from Excelsior
Springs.
Mrs. Samuel Wilson has returned from
California.
Misses Rose aud FlO,sic Young are visiting
friends in Dover.
Mr.. Rudic Maggie is -pcn ling his weeks
vacation at home
Mrs. VIM. Lehman +, the guest OF Mr.. aud
Mrs. W. &. Duncan.
Mrs. Bette Manuel, of TT. Worth. Texas,
is visiting relatives here.
Miss Lucy LaIBertew left Tuesday for u
visit to friends at FaYette. Mo.
Dr. Charles Smith and wife, OF Wnvcrly,
were here Thursday aud Friday.
Mr.. Chas. Ramsey and daughter, Mabel, Of
s.. Louis. are at Mrs. DR.. Longs.
Mr.. Ben. A. Gordon. wife aud baby are
visiting relatives and friends here.
MIR. Conrad Dacker, Of tins place, was
placed on the pension list last week,
Mrs. Juliet Finley has returned from "A six
weeks visi' in Kansas and Kansas City.
Mr.. LOUIS Gralz is taking a vacation and
visiting relatives in Nashville and Cincinnati.
Misses Annie and II22ie Gillen nd Katie
LuJwigs are eniouruing at EldOrad0 Springs.
Miss a ma Hickam has returned home after
IA two weeks visit to Kansas Cily aud Holden.
Little Walter Farrar has been quite sick
with bilious fever. He Is somewhat better
now,
Mr.. A. q. Campbell, of Cav township, is
slowly recovering, but still confined 10 his
room.
Mr.. Leroy Farmer, Is spending his two
weeks vacation with relatives auu friends at
f~ayette.
Mrs. ID. &. McCue, and Miss Nellie WhaIer
of Fulton, are the guests of Miss Ella
Michel.
Master Ben Bolton left, Thursday, for Il
! six weeks visit to his brother, Rev. ID. C..
Bolton. in Marshall.
Mr.. Leroy Farmer has returned from his
visit to Glasgow. where he ha, been visiting
relatives aud friends.
Miss Lizzie Smith, of Columbia. and Miss
Belle Page, of Marshall, are the guests Of
Miss ComOrah Harrison.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. II. Royle went I" Rich
mond. Mo-, Wednesday. To spend Il few DAYS
with relatives and friends.
Col. II. G. ChiIes and Mr.. Il. ". Shull left
last Tuesday for Eldorado Springs, where
they will %SOjouru for - time.
Miss Patra Hill, Of Bates City, who has
been visiting at Mr.. a. q. Camphell's, IN
quite sick with bilious lever.
Miss Title Hinters, of IndPpcnd cnce, has
returned To her home after II two weeks visit
to her friend, Miss MOllie Nicholson.
Rev. DC. Bolton, now OF Marshall, Mo-,
was here visiting relatives and friends the
first of the week. lie returned Tuesday.
Mrs. George McGrew, of st. Louis, cam up
Tuesday to visit her SISTER, Mrs. Buford
Chinn. who has been seriously i'll for the
past two weeks.
Mrs. VI. Chapman returned last Thursday
night from her protracted visit to st. Louis.
She WAS accompanied home by her daughter,
Mrs. Lane. and The baby.
Mr.. ChaIes OvertOn and wife and Mr.. Fred
Elabcr and family, all of Kansas City, were
visiting Messrs. Al. Scott aud II. Mauzey
last week, in North Washington township.
Mr.. c.. L.. Glasscock, wife aud baby boy, of
Sedalia, are visiting the family of MIR. c.
Barnett and other relatives and friends here.
They will probably remain several weeks.
Mr.. VIM, Bell. Jr., sou of VIM. Belt. form
erly a merchant here, was in the city Monday
visiting the friends Of his bOYhood. lie l. at
present salesman in the wholesale dry goods
store OF Samuel G.. Davis n Co.. ST. Louis,
Miss Sailie Carlyle, of Clinton, Mo, Is Wis
itinp at Judge Joseph Smiths. She will re-
main here a few days aud then go to Rich,
moud to visit her sister, Mrs. Geo. Maitland.
Mr.. 10. II. ChrISly and daughters, Misses
Allie aud Nora, of Greenton, and Mrs. Mary
Z. Gilbert and daughter, Miss Minnie, oI
Gain-viile, Texas, were in town shopping
Thursday.
Mrs. A. LOOMS and her son. Sidney. have
not yet started on their trip to Minnesota ant
Wisconsin, the delay being caused by The
failure of the railroad company 10 send
substitute to take Sid's place while he Is ALI
sent. They hope to get of, though, shortly.
Mr.. W. p. Beck and family, Of Trinidad
are stopping with the family of Capt. s.. j
AnuTeW. MT. beck mas never recovered
from the effects of a pistol shot wound recelv
ed some months ago and Is in bad health an,
2 sill unable 10 sit up.
Prof. Chas. Gimbel writes US ~ follow
from Bunker II II, Illinois, where he 1
spending hls vacation f-'Crop prospects on
here are good. Corn stands well and prom
ises a good Yield. Apples and pears will b.
= plenty, and peaches will turn out about hal
! a crop. They have moi had any peaches her,
+ for the last eight years. Thermometer ruu
up 10 02' Yesterday, and prospects for II ris,
, are good"
I Master Harold X. Kimpton, aged only iiy,
. years, OF DenIsOn. Texas, safely made tn
p journey from that city TO this PLACE, alone
, arriving here last Tuesday, where he will
, make his future home with his uncle, Mr.
. John ". keithley, on Franklin avenue. H.
Is a manly little fellow aud not only WAS 1T
trouble 10 the conductors in whose charge h,
was while cH route here, but has settled down
IN his new home apparently as well contentCt
3 Us though he WAS with his parents.