The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1888-06-02

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Mrs. Dora Wilkinson Is visiting friends In
IiggInsvillc.
Miss Willie BlggerstaGf Is visiting friends
in Kansas City.
Mrs. iona GrIswold IS visiting relatives
aud friends here.
Mrs. Campbell, of HigginsyiIle, is visiting
Mrs. Man. ChInn.
Mrs. Chas. stone, of Kansas City, is visit
ing relatives here.
MIR. and Mrs. W. G.. Neal are visiting rel
ativrs in Glasgow.
Mrs. Jas. Il. MoorehPad will visit friends in
Fulton next week.
Mrs. q. A. KrIchn is spending II few weeks
at EldoradO Springs.
Miss Katie Chadwick, of Warrensburg, Is
visiting at InglesIde.
Miss Ollie Hall, of Lamont, is visiting Mrs.
Jno. G.. Young, Mo-.
Mrs. Polly Afford had a slight stroke OF
paralysis last Sunday.
Mrs. Brittle Chinn has returned from a wis.,
il 10 friends at WayerlY.
Miss Jennie Biddell, of Kansas City, il Wis
ting Miss Bette Waddeli.
Mr.. A. 5. MulIinix fell heavily last Monday
and i" confined 10 his room.
Little Bette Chinn has just recovered from
Il severe rising in her head.
Mrs. Leverclt Leonard, of Marshall, Is Wis
lting pr. AIeXander'S family.
Mrs. Scott Kennedy. of HigglnsviIle, is Wis
Ting her parents, IN Glasgow.
Taylor. infant son OF MIR. Jonas Benton,
OF Kansas City, is quite sick.
Mr.. Rubt. II. Benton and wife are in Kan
saS CITY, the former being very III.
Miss Sal.ie ItOystOn. of Clinton, NO., IS
the guest of Miss Lee Corder. at Cerder.
Mr.. A. T. Johnson is getting better after
suffering severely from Il rising in his ear.
The father of Prof. Parker stopped over
here Saturday night on his way to Sedal:a.
". q. MusgrOve and wife. of Medicine
Lodge, Kansas. came IN Saturday, on a visit,
Mr.. Alex. X. Patterson was in the city last
Tuesday, and paid tins. Office a pleasant call.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jno. W. Ca. h and Miss Virgie
spent the day with relatives here last Mon
day.
Mrs. Frank Bowman and two children are
visiting the family of Mr.. j. q. Webb, near
Cordcr.
JAY Gould passed through here Wednes-
day, en- route for the west on his annual lOur
OF inspection.
Mr.. Jesse Cole was here last Tuesday,
looking and feeling better than he has for
several months.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Love. who have been
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Gus. Gruber, returned
home last sunday.
Mrs. RObt. Wilson went to Kansas City.
last wednesday, for u few days visit to rela-
tivcs and friends.
Miss Jean Anderson, Of Odessa. is visiting
at Capt. Andrews aud attending the clOsInl
exercises Of the schools.
DIR. Isaac Patterson, of the Indian Nation
Is whiting his brothers, Messrs. A.. Il. and
Rnbi. Patterson. OF this county.
Miss Julia NJ cad is here attending the meet
Ing Of the Alumnn Of the Baptist college
She is the guest of Miss Name Young.
Misses EStcllc and Mazee McGrew. will
their teachers, spent several days this week
al Salisbury beach, on the Massachusetts
coat.
Mrs. T. b.. Gordon, of st. Joseph, Is visit
ing MIS-. l.. Il. Gordon and other relative.
here. She will probably remain seYera
weeks.
Miss's Mamie and Dixie DoOley who have
been visiting Miss Milti" LIttiejohn. at Aull
vile, have returned 10 their home, in HiE-
ginsville.
Gov. L. NJ. Edwards h as been In Atchi-on
Kansas. this week. on legal business. Ht
passed through here en- r0afs home, las
Thursday.
Mr.. j. A. kemper, son "f Gilman Komper
Of this county, II Young attorney Of War,
f%ansburg, was here Monday On q visit Il
his fathers family.
Cards are out for the marriage of Mr.. JOIN
Zentmeyer and Miss Flora Whit worth,
which will occur on Wednesday, June o, u,
the Baptist church, in Aullvllle.
Mr.. Z. T. Mathews and wife, OF Chilli.
Gothic, ILL.,, are visiting nj DIR. p. Temples
Mr.. NJ. Is Il brother of Mrs. Temple, whom
she has not seen for several years.
Mrs. {. A. Morrison and three children
came down last Saturday on Il visit to rel, g.
tiyes and friends. Her uncle and aunt, Mr.
and Mrs. Matthews, OF Kansas City, Qsrni
down with her.
Mr.. }. Anderson and family left, last Thurs
day. for their old home, In Platte county.
We are sorry to lose them ~ residents of our
city. They will be missed both In church
and society c~irclea.
MIR. Albert Ahrcns Il home from a six
weeks witt to Denver, Col. lie will remaIr
here IA short time only and then leave for
the southern part OF the state or Kansas tC
look ont Il location.
Mr.. ii. Il. WIenan, of Scdalia,a Lexington
hoy now engaged in the coal business at Sc
dalin, was here last Monday visiting relatives
and making arrangements for his next win
ter's supply of coal.
Kansas City Times, May 3O:-Ex-G Governor
I. Il. Crittenden left. last night. for Frank
fort. KY, where his only brother, Col. John
4. C.Ittenden, Is dangerously i'll. Mrs. Crit.
tenden accompanied him.
Miss Hattie Mcfarland, whose father, Rev
W. Is. Mcfarland, Is ut present stationed at
Butler, Mo-, has been visiting friends in Hig'
~ginsViilc since the adjournment of the late
session Of the W. c. M. S. in this city,
Mr.. Man. J. Chipn has been threatened
with u rlsln9 in his eur, and ~ he kept his
head in a sling, his friends would all ask him
If he had the mumps. He says he would
i1"''' "f'N uAh lhih duHNCl NuCu lOVliFA
questions.
DIR. Murphy and daughter Ct Odessa, VIII
were IN attendance upon The late session o
the LAFAYETTE County Medical Society, al
HigginsVIlle, remained over u day or two and
were the guests of Mrs 4. l. Strong, of tina
pity.
Miss DnVie Andrew, who has been spend
In several months visiting relatives in th,
Old North State, Is expected home next
Thursday morning. She will be accnmpaU
pied by II cousin of npt. Andrew who viii
probably spend the summer here.
Kansas City Times, May 3D:-Judge John
F. Phillips. who was badly bruised by Il fall
ing derrick AT Sixth and Delaware streets
Monday afternoon, was not suffering groatl,
yesterday, though unahie to be at his office
He complains Of considerable soreness In the
neck and SIDE.
Closing Exercises ofCen-ral Female
College.
june 5-9.-Written examinations.
June 10. IL II. me- Commencement sermon