The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1888-09-01
Personalities.

Lewis Cox, Esq, was in town Thursday.
MIR. Bud Hall, Of Wnyerly. was in tcwI
Tuesday.
Mrs. Butord Chinn is thought TO be some,
what better.
Miss Allie Eagle Is visiting relatives IL
Kansas CITY.
Mrs. Flora Duling. OF Nevada, was here
last Saturday.
Hon. Il. NJ. Edwards, was here on law bus
mess Tuesday.
Miss Rosie GUhner Is home from her visit
to Kansas City.
Miss Minnie Baohr, is home from her visit
to Kansas City.
Mr.. d.. Groves, ,Ir., of " avcrIy was here
last Wednesday.
Mrs. l.. b., Gordon, is visiting relatives and
friends in Dover.
Mr.. Morris Primer, Of st. Louis, Is visit
ing relatives here.
Mrs. +. S. IIcrndOn, of CarrOltOn, has re-
turned TO her home.
MIR. Charlie Weber, of st. Louis, is here
visiting his parents.
Mrs. DIR. Sam. Banks was in the city shop.
Ping last Thursday.
Mr.. j. A. Lee and wife, of Odessa, were in
the city last Tuesday.
Mr.. Frank NJ. Thomas spent last Sunday
here with his family.
Mr.. Arch. Rulings, of Bates CITY, was in
this city last Saturday.
Mr.. Chas. Scliaeiermeyer spent Tuesday in
Kansas City on business.
Mrs. Oscar Andreen made Il flying visit TO
Kansas City last Wednesday,.
w. p. Beck, ESD, was IN the courthouse
yard, on crutches Wednesday.
Miss Annie Stuckie, of Lathrop, No., is
visiting Miss Fannie Robinson.
Mr.. w. L. Beck has sufficiently recovered
to DO able TO ride out occasionally.
Miss Willie Biggerstaff, has returned from
her vacation visit to tho sucker state.
Mrs. David Callahan spent last week in
Kansas CITY visiting relatives and friends.
Mrs. Henry FIynt, now OF Kansas CITY, Wis
tied her daughter, Mrs. John Tuubmun this
week.
Mr.. WI. Morrison has gone to Hot Springs,
Ark, to spend ii couple OF months for his
health.
Miss Sailie Gordon, Is taking Il short vaca-
ton and visiting relatives and friends in
Dover.
MIR. Geo. B. Dcaley, wife and children left
for their home in Dallas, rexas. last We'd
nGsday.
j. S. Webb, Esq editor of the Waverly
Times, was in Lexington on business, last
Tuesday.
Miss Rose Harvey, of Gasconade county, is
the guest of the Misses Gracndorf, on Frank
lin avenue.
Mrs, w. s. ClHgett returned from her visit
to friends in Audrdin aud Galloway counties
yesterday.
her aunt in Trinidad. Col, is here visiting
her parents.
Mesdames +. b. Arnold and ". y. Shank
ling, OF Carroilton, are visiting friends and
relatives here.
Or. J.. w. Meng has been attending the
National Dental Association ut Louisville,
KY. this week.
Mr.. 7. G. CrenShaw has spent the past
week here renewing his acquaintance with
his wife and family.
Al. Hall, Esd, of Independence, WAS here
several days this week, shaking hands with
his many friends.
Mrs. A. Wade came up last Tuesday eyen-
ing TO bid her sister. Mrs. DeaIey good bye
before she LEFT Tor home.
Mr.. Geo, Trail and his daughters. Kate,
Kettle and Adelia, will visit. their new rcIa-
tive in Kansas City, Tomorrow.
Mr.. } Inn Grant, OF Little Rock, Ark, who
has been here visiting relatives Tor the past
three weeks, returned las: Monday.
/ Mrs H, q RnWm1p ,yhp Io, I,,. ,.o.l
ing the summer with her father in Dover
township. will return home to
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. i. Clagett have broken
up house keeping and will board with NJ ~
Daisy Green, who rents their house.
Waveriy Times:--"Mis Mary Buck
daughter Of N. +. Buck fell from Il fence
and broke her collar bone on Tuesday,
Mrs. Sam Keller is receiving visits from
her mother, Mrs. C.. f.. Hughes. OF Richmond.
and her auut, Mrs, Mary Pollard. OF st. Louis.
| Mrs. and Mrs. jesse Cromwell. OF Fort
Worth, Texas. have been visiting relatives In
this city AMI county for the past three weeks.
Jefferson City Tribune XcnOphon Iiy-
land's speech nominating Alex. Lesuour WIS
voted the best OF the convention at the press
table.
Mrs. Geo. Ieiler. of Kansas CITY, who has
been visiting relatives in this city and Mar
shall for the past three months, has returned
home.
Miss Lucy Finley, who has been visiting
her aunts nj Inglrsidc for a few weeks, re.
turned to her home in Des Moines, Iowa, YES
tcrday.
Mrs. s. j.. Andrew and Miss Lizzie will
accompany Mrs. W. T.. Beck to Colorado,
upon her return next week. to emain for
II few weeks.
Mrs. V. A. Mencfcc, matrOn of the Baptist
Female College. has arrived and is husily
engaged in getting the rooms ready for the
opening OF school.
Mrs. Jno. l.. Cheatham and her daughter
Miss Mollie. who have been visiting friends
In bloody Kansas, have safely returned to
their home here.
Miss Lydia English, who has been spending
the summer with her grand par ents, Mr., and
Mrs. VIM. Morrison, left this morning for her
home in Fulton.
Mrs. Josie Balt2er, OF Corder, who he's
been visiting the family of her father, Mr.. l..
Ripple, and other relatives and friends re-
turned home to-day.
Mrs. John Kreighn left, last Thursday. for
a visit to Manilou Spa,ngs. Colorado. When
she returns. Miss Johanna, who has been
there for sometime, will return with her.
Miss Lizzette Shaw and little Katie Austin
being quite i'll at Humans lilo. IL NAV be tbut
Miss Mamie Shaw will not get back to Lex
lngton by the opening OF the public schools.
Prof. and Mrs. EdOuard Ritz of Central
Female College, are pleasantly domIciIed In
MIR. Geo. MullIneX's new cottage in CoIlcto
Place, and are ready for work upon the Open
ing OF the school.
Rev. g. l.. Leyburn. passed through this
city, last Thursday, en- route to attend pres
hytery at Marshall. He WAS cordially greereI
10y his many friends. lie reports having Ier,
all his family we'll.
Miss Kate Greer, bas not sufficiently recov-
cred from her illness TO allow her to take her
position as teacher in the school next Mon.
day. Her place will be supplied Temporarily
by Mrs. John WIlmOt.
Mrs. w. Z. Beck and children will return
TO their home in Pueblo Colorado, next wect
Mr.. Beck baving sufficiently recovered ia
warrant them 10 doing SO, although he will
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