The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1888-11-03

friends here.
Mrs. Bird Campbell and baby are visiting
relatives here.
Miss Bette Waddell is home from her visit
to Kansas CITY.
Mrs. VIM. Il. Hickman is in Nebraska City
visiting friends.
Mr.. A. b. Chinn, of Lexington, ky., is here
visiting relatives.
Miss Fannie Shanklin, of Carrollton. is vis-
itlng Miss Bette Waddell.
Mr.. VIM. Wood, of Kansas City, was here
Sunday visiting relatives.
Rev. Jno. N. McFarlnne and wife, Of Rich
mond, were here Monday.
Miss Jennie Brunette. of Wayerly, is visit
lug Miss Willie Biggerstaf.
Mrs. Taliaferro, of Odessa, spent several
days with friends in this city.
Mrs. f. 4. Chew and family, OF Kansas
City, are visiting friends here.
Miss Edith Leonard is visiting Miss Maggie
Richardson at DR.. Alexander's.
Mr.. VIM. LaBertew can now be found at
MIR. w. S. Clagett's grocery store.
MIR. A. c.. Moore requests his address
changed from Bates City to Wellington.
Mrs. VIM. Barton, of Kansas City. is visit
ing her mother Mrs. John W. Waddell.
Capt. K. A. Collins has gone to Piedmont,
Mo-, where he will In the future reside.
Mr.. M. A. Bedford requests his address
changed from Napoleon to Waterloo, Mo.
Rev. j.. N. McFarlane and wife were In
town last Tuesday, and met many friends.
Rev. w. b. Mcfarland requests his adj
dress changed from Butler to Corder, Mo.
Mrs. Mary Nesbltt, Of Larued, Kas., is here
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
| Weber.
Mrs. W. f.. COmstock has been here this
week visiting her parents, MIR. and Mrs. VIM.
Ii. ChiIes.
Miss Sarah Powell. of Richmond. was here
the first of the week visiting her sister, Mrs.
Jno. Powell.
o Saml. P. Sparks was In town a few
hours. last Thursday, en- route home from
Higginsyille.
Miss Sallie Chambers, who is teaching In
Independence, spent last Saturday and Sun.
day at home.
Mr.. Mann CHM has returned from st.
Louis, where he went to purchase his stock
Of dry goods and notions.
Mr.. j. H.. Mcdonald, Jr., editor johnson
County Star, Warrensburg, Mo-, paid us q
very pleasant call last Saturday.
Mrs. A. Barley returned Monday night
from Kansas City, where she had been visit
ing friends and attending the exposition.
Mrs. Jos. o. Lesueur and her two sons,
Lucien and Willie, are in Boonville visit
ing the families of DIR. Trigg aud Mr.. Pigott.
Miss Emma Baehr and Misses Frank Bim-
norman, Joe. George, Will and John Baehr,
OF Kansas City, came down Sunday to attend
the funeral of Miss Carrie weis.
Prof. L. Blitz went TO Chicago. last Tues
day, 10 make the final arrangement for plas-
ing his new opera upon the stage. He will
probably be absent for several months.
DR.. Florence N. Hamisfar Is still in Oswego.
Kansas, at the bedside OF her brother Edward,
who is extremely low with with typhoid
fever and a complication of lung and heart
trouble,
Misses Willie Kennedy, OF Covington, Ky.,
and Florence Grady, Of Boone county, Ky +,
who have been visiting the family for the past
mouth, left last Wednesday for a visit to
friends in ST. Joseph.
Mrs. DR.. Alexander expects to start, in a
few days, 10 Louisiana to visit her brother,
Cabell Richardson, whom she has not seen
for forty-iour years. She will be accom-
panied by Master Robbie Richardson,
Misses Mamie Kennedy and Maggie Hill,
recent pupils OF Central College, have fol.
lowed their old music teacher, Mrs. r. S.
Caples, TO Sweet Springs, where they will
spend the winter and pursue their musical
studies under her charge.
Hon. Clas. 4. Cunningham. Of Little
Rock, Ark, the candIdateier vice. president
on the union labor ticket. who has been can
wasting ~ Missouri and Kansas. stopped on
his way home, this week, at Warrensburg to
visit his daughter, Mrs. Sam'l. p. Sparks.
Mr.. Jos. Afford who for several months has
been one OF the assistants In the postofiice,
found the work therein too combining for his
health and has resigned, accepting . clerk
ship with Mr.. Jos. w. Homer on Franklin
avenue, where he Will. be pleased to see all
his friends.
MIR. Homer G. Wilson, OF Waco, Tex, is
here visiting his brother, VIM. b. Wilson,
ESQ. and his sister, Mrs. VIM. Young. Mr.,
Wilson came here from a trip to New York,
and was at the grand democratic demonsLra-
poh 'hSiS ~ houOI " tTeslueut CIeYelaQu.
MIR. Wilson says the sight of eight miles Of
business men, men of large means, tram D.
ing for hours through the mud and rain, TO
show their approval of Mr.. Clevland's wise
and careful administ ration, was an inspiring
and reassuring one. He lives in Mills dis.
trict, and says, that there il 10 doubt OF that
gentleman's reelection. Mr.. Wilson will
remain In the county until the middle of next
week.
Messrs. Joel and Josiah Lipscomb, and
their sister, Mrs. Nancy Moberly, spent pa TT
OF last week visiting the family of Mr.. VIM.
q. Hickman. near this city. Mr.. Joel Lips
comb is the father OF Mrs. Hickman, who IS
a most charming lady, and the meeting of the
two brothers and the sister was In the nature
OF d family reunion. Mr.. Joel Hickman re-
sides In jackson county, Mo-, indeed is one of
the prominent men OF the county, and Is 70
years OF age; Mir. Josiah LIpscomb, who
lives in Decatur, His, is II years old, and we
trust Mrs. Moberly, who lives In Madison
county, n.y., will pardon us IL we say that she
is ", when we add that she is still full of life
and animation and would be taken anywhere
to be d score of years less In age. 1t is un-
necessary to add that these old people, in such
a home rs Mr.. Hickman's, enjoyed their re-
union. and that it will be to them all q pleas.
ant ana 4 gracious memoir V while life lasts.