The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1888-08-11
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Capt. ROley Porter is still very Ill.
MIR. Will Tut and wife We're here last sun
day.
Mr.. Frank Benton spent Sunday In Kansas
City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jno. N. Manuel have return
ed TO Fort Worth.
Mr.. l.. Nj. Shields has been in the city sew
eral days this week.
Mrs. 5. X. Vanarsdail, of Blackburn, Is
visiting friends here.
Miss Blanche Harper, Of Kansas City, is
v isiting friends here.
MIR. Isaac NGalo. of HigginsviIlc, made Us a
pleasant call Yesterday.
Mir, d.. I. PrigmOre, of the Alma neigh
borhnOd, was here yesterday.
Miss Emma BAchr, of Kansas City, il here
visiting relatives AMI friends.
Mr.. 4. }. DuIIng returned TO Houston,
Texas county, last Wednesday.
Aiessrs. William aud Leslie Wilson made
us pleasant calls last Wednesday.
Mrs. Buford Chinn is thought to bc som5-
what better, though still very Ill.
Miss Maud BlsSett, of richmond, is visit
Ing the family of Mr.. Tilton Davis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Cordor spent the latter
part of last week at Pertle Springs.
MIR. John Grant, JT., Of Little Rock, Ark,
is visiting relatives and friends here.
Miss Mytlc Russell returned, last Saturday,
from her visit To relatives in Nebraska.
Mrs. ). Sellers and children returned last
week from their visit 10 Little Rock, Ark.
Miss Mamie Graham, Of st. Louis. Is here
visiting her brother, Mr.. w. Ii. Graham, Jr.
Mrs. W. 5. Clsgelt Is visiting friends and
relatives in udraIn and Galloway counties.
Mr.. A.. c. Burnham requests his address
changed from Lynchburg TO Bentiyogtio,V Va.
Messrs. Il. Il. Conn and VIM. II. Powell
are sojUurning at EldOrado for II few weeks.
Misses Alma and; Ada Fishback, of Hig-
ginsville, were in the city shopping last
Tuesday.
Miss Helen Cobb arrived home last Tues
day from her visit to Cedar City and Pertle
Springs.
Miss Ora LIoux, Of HiggInsville, is here
visiting relatives and attending the Teachers
Institute.
Mrs. Willie Hays and Miss Catharinc
Hughes, of Miami, are visiting at Mr.. Geo.
NJ. Vaughan's,
DIR. j. b. Burbridgc returned from his trip
to Nebraska last Saturday. He reports the
crops there as being immense.
Miss Kate SmOck has returned from Black
burn where she was the guest Of Mrs. S. Il.
VanarsdaIl on Quality Ridge.
Miss Pearl Duncan, accompanied by Miss
Anne Armstrong. have gone to Medicine
Lodge To visit relatives and friends.
M NVn, Raahr nf kanInS (ItV. came
down Sunday TO spend the anniversary OF his
twenty first birthday with his parents. ,
Mr.. W. 5. rishback, who recently located
in Holden, has returned to HiSginsville,
where he is very sick with malarial fever.
Mrs. Thos. Shelby left last Monday for Il
six weeks or two months visit to relatives
at Portsmouth, Ohio. She was accompanied
by Mrs. f. Il. Bane.
Misses Ella and Mary Kempcr, of Clay
township, are visiting relatives in Columbia,
where they will probably remain during the
rest Of the summer.
Mr.. Frank Corder and wife, in company
with his sisters, Miss Lee Corder and Mrs,
w. IL. Walton, heard Sam Jones preach III
PerIie Springs last Sunday.
Miss Bette Porter, of the Fairview neigh
borho0d, is in the city attending the teachers
institute, She is he guest Of her relatives,
Mr.. j. A. Price and family.
Mrs. w. f. Kerdolff has returned from hel
annual visit TO relatives and friends i'll Fay
cite, Mo-, and Is busily engaged in getting
the Central ready for the ensuing session.
MIR. w. l., Beck is so much better that he
Is now abe to see company. BY careful
nursing and no unlocked for backset he vii
probably be able to be out again IN IL few
weeks.
Mr.. John Donaldson has been in tue city
several days this week visiting his daughter,
Mrs. Buf0rd Chinn. He says the reports OF
damage to the Saline county crops are greatly
exaggerated.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Il. kirtly arrived home
from their visit to Carrollton last Monday
They were there ut the time of the gre a
storm but did not relish that part OF theil
entertainment.
Mr.. J. Watt Lewis and daughter, OF the
Alma neighborhoOd, accompanied by Miss
Bette Goodwin of the same place and Misses
Carrie Lewis and Cecilia Sherman, of Kun
sas City, were here last Thursday shopping.
Mr.. VIII Marrs left, Monday morning, for
q months visit TO relatives In the blue grass
regions Of Kentucky and the mountains o
West Virginia. He will take in the Cincin
n iii exposition on the wsy and the st. LOui:
fair as he returns.
Mrs. A. T. Sharpe. of Albuquerque, N
NJ, arrived here last Saturday. Mr., Sharpe
did not accompany her, but he will proba.
bly, accept the call which has been extended
him BY the Independence, Mo-, parish and
locate In that city.
Mr.. Will Zeiler came down from Kansas
City. Saturday night TO net rs director IN tho
III. o.. NJ. NJ, which furnished the music Al
the Chapel concert, Monday night, and Tho
lawn party Tuesday evening. He returned
to his studies Wednesday.
Mr.. w. q. Musgr0ve writes us that he Is a
present sojourning ut 1874 Lydin ave-, Kan
sas City, where he will probably remain fol
several weeks before his return TO Medicine
Lodge. Kansas, his present home. 1t is un
certain as 10 whether he will again visit Lex
lingtOn this summer.
There is Il ten cent circus in town. Tit
tent Is on the lot just east OF Mr.. "A. Looms
store.
A series Of lectures will be commenced il
Christ Church, on Wednesday next, = p. M.
Subject, The second coming Of Christ and tn,
Judgments.
Business continues brisk in the recorder
court, and rock breaking Is lively on Broad
way. Al the present rate of turning out r0cI,
from The calabOose, the city will be vel
mpcadlmiZed in "A year or two.
Last weeks IIiggInsville Advance an,
%nounccs the sale of Il half interest in tina
of this city. We wish the new firm and thu
Advance increased prosperity.
The high winds last Friday and SUNDAY
nights, accompanied rs they were with heavI
rains, knocked down Il large part of the corn
but II is thought most of it will rise su1fi
l%cientiy to keep the ears of the ground ant
prevent rOtting. Altogether WI think TIT
storm did more good than damage and tina
the prospect for IL large yield was never bet,
ter.
The young friends of Miss Annie Wen
gave her Il very pleasant surprise az her hOm,
last Wednesday night, IN honor of her birth.
day. Although taken completely by surprise
Miss Annie proved herself equal to the occa.
sion, and made all feel welcome and II
home. About twelve o'clock all took Lhei
departure. wishing that all her future birth
days may be as bright and Joyous ~ this one.
There were about fifteen couples in attend,
ancc.
We have but little time and space TO notice