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

Preventative &.

Personalities.
Mrs. VI. G. Gancev is again in Waverly.
Mrs. Anna Baker is very sick and not likely
to recover.
Mr.. Forrest Lee is quite SICK with inter-
intent fever.
Mrs. Margaret Young spent Tuesday in
HigginsvilIe.
Miss Lettie Saunders is home from her visit
to Omaha, Neb.
Mr.. Wesley f. Fry and family have re-
turned to Wayerly.
MIR. c. p. BRACE spent u couple of days In
Kansas City this week.
Mrs. Addison Hook, OF Odessa, il the guest
OF Judge Price this week.
Mr.. John Wilson. of the Corder %neighbOr-
hood, WAS here yesterday.
Mrs. Amos II. Kagy, of Kansas City, Is
visiting friends in Wayerly.
Mr.. Richard Stumpf. of st. Joseph, HIS
been visiting here this week.
Mrs. J. ). Price, of California. Mo, IS Wis
ting at Judge Prices this week.
MIR. Kent Chambers has been visiting rela-
tives and friends here this week.
Miss Myrtle Russell is visiting Mr.. Henry
Catrou and family of Nebraska City.
Mrs. II. C. English and daughter, of Full
ton, are visiting Mr.. VIM. Morrison.
Misses Jennie and Bessie Scholeld, of HIg-
ginsville, spent the Fourth in this city.
Mrs. Geo. Cunningham, Of New York
City, is visiting her parents in WaVerly.
MIR. J. G. BIedsoe requests his address
changed from Kansas City to Mayhem.
Rev. W. +. Mcclure attended the Chautau
qua meeting at Wsrrensburg. this week.
Mrs. Taylor Benning and children yisile d
the family OF Mr.. }. Il. Greene this week.
Mrs. Susie Fleming. of st. Louis, Is spend
ing the summer with her sister. Mrs. Coz.
Mr.. j. NJ. CLANCY aud wife, of Independ-
ence, were here last Monday and Tuesday.
Mrs. p. NJ. CAV and Miss Leah Asburv
were the guests of Mrs. q. W. Hyde this
week.
Miss johanna Kriehn left Monday for
Mauitou Springs, Colorado, to spend the
summer.
Mr.. Jas. Field has gone to Arizona to see
his son who was recently injured in a rail-
road accident.
MIR. BOteler and two daughters have been
here The past week visiting his daughter, bir-,
Chas ROyle.
Mr.. Il. Meyer, who has been sick for sew
eral weeks, :, ems to get no better. His re-
covery is very doubtful.
Miss Annie Armstrong, Of Nevada, Mo-, il
visiting the family Of her uncle, Mr.. james
Kelly. on South street.
Miss Sue Reinhard. of st. Louis, Is her,
visiting relatives and assisting in liie care OF
her aunt, Mrs. anna Baker.
Mesdames Sallic Crone and Hattie Har.
czyk, of Nashville. Tenn, are visiting theiI
SISTER, Mrs. Morris Graft here.
Mrs. Mary Davis, of the Davis House
Waverly, fell into the cellar on Tuesday O
last week and broke her wrist.
Mrs. IL. NJ. Richardson AMI daughter, Mi
Berthe, returned yesterday from Il visit Il
Liberty, Wyandotte and Ottawa.
Mrs. Ann Menilee, who has been visiting Il
Mr.. G.. ii. BarrOn's for the past two weeks
has returned TO her home, in SedaIia.
Mrs. Albert LOOMS and son, Sidney, will
leave next Tuesday for Wisconsin aud Min
nesota for Il two months visit to relatives.
Mr.. Albert Weber, who is travelling for III,
Mellier Drug Co, st. Louis, spent u couple
of days here this week visiting relatives All
friends.
+ Messrs. Addison Patti and Frederick VIII
, son, of Washington, ID c., are expected her
to-day for u short soiOurn at Mr.. Jas. c
McGrew's.
Mesdames ThoS. John and T. ID. Saunder
have gone 10 Denver, Col, to attend the bed
side of their mother, Mrs. Ellen Meanea, whit
Il dangerously I'll.
Mr.. Geo. H.. DeLacey, formerly of this CITY
but now residing III Sednlis, spent the Al
with relatives here. Mr.. Bird Meredith, ais
of Sedalia, accOmpa nied HIM.
Mrs, Carrie FulkersOn and sou, Willie, wb,
have been visiting the family of DR.. +. 5
FulkersOn for several weeks, returned I,
8 HiggInsville OH Friday OF last week.
: Prof, c. c. Parker lett for San Diego, Cal
list Monday. He will be absent until abou
February 1. 1889, when he will return al
5 take charge Of his classes in W. NJ. A. an
, Il. A. S.
P Mr.. Thos. Fletcher, engineer at the pun
! house, while repairing the fountain In III
2 yard last Friday, was overcome by the heat
He was confined TO his bed for several days
Z D"N 10 ~ WI w tA 'utf bOuEh 1lllt I
weak.
The following cards have been received b.
friends 81 the high contracting parties:-''T
be married, June 10Th, 1888, Franklin Letcht
Miller and Alice Fulkerson Gordon, 81. Jos
= eph, Mo-" Miss Gordon is a neice of Mr.
| l.. b. Gordon of this city, aud has vIsite
here.
Liberty Advance, June 29:-"Mrs. Marian
+ Sedwick, of Lexington, Is in this city on Leg
Il business and visiting her sister, Mrs. f..
Murray. This Is her first visit TO L.iber.
since her departure some thirty years az,
3 and was surprised ut the many improvement
y and changes that had taken place. She IL
excellent health and bids fair TO reach be
Tooth year. So may it be-"
Slater Dustler, JUNE 30:-"Mr. Finle
Jones and Miss Sallie Fenton were marie
at the home of the latter in West Slater o
last Wednesday evening, Rev. Holloway OIL
clating. Mr.. Jones was iormcrly Il TesidcI
OF Slater aud at one time an employe OF III
Slater Milling Co. He Is at present IN th
marble business IN Lexington. The bride
] well and iavOrably known in Slater, havin
made this her home since childhood. The
I took The evening train for Lexington, thei
g. future home"