The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1888-05-12
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inns week.
Mr.. Arthur Goclnrr is IN Kansas CITY yis-
iting friends.
Miss Susie Martin leaves Monday for Fort
Worth, Texas.
Judge Field hu, been holding court al Sc
dalil this week.
Mrs. +. :. Caplrs has been quite III several
days this week.
ihl,s Lee Mcng Is visiting ii her brothers.,
DIR. }. w. Mcng.
Miss Name Young is visiting Miss Gcrlic
Reid, in ST. Joseph.
Miss Fannie Taubman is home from her
visit to Kansas city.
Mrs. II. c. ChilcS left for EldOrado Springs
"Wednesday evening.
Mr.. John Morrison. of Kansas city, has
been here this week.
Mr.. NJ. q. Leiblich, an old L~exingtOnian,
was here last saturday.
Mrs. Bette Mason. OF Dover township, is
here visiting relatives,
DIR. J. A. Mann and wife were IN the city
shopping last saturday.
Miss Jessie Munsur, of Chiliicpthc, is visit
Ing Mrs. EinisOG Chanslor.
DIR. q. A. Jones, of HigSinSviIIc, was here
on business last Wednesday,.
Mrs. IiObt. Barnett and baby have been
visiting in the city this week.
Mr.. Frank B0wmIn'S baby has ii bad case
of acute bronchitis and is very i'll.
DIR. John Mitchell, of New York, Is visiting
his brother, MIR. Patrick Mitchell.
Dir. Onto +. Voigt, OF COncOrdil, called at
the lntelIigencer Office last Monday.
m - EN.-.sl H. -l .t. 1V;,.
Bette, were In the city last Saturday.
Mr.. Louis Bauerly, OF Syracuse, N. Y, is
visiting his uncle aud family in this city.
Miss Kate Barnett has been visiting rcla-
tives and friends in Lexington this week.
Mr.. j.. II, Christy, wife and daughters
were in the city shopping last Wednesday.
Mrs. Addie DaIlmeyer, of J' tlerson City, is
here visiting her father, Mr. G.. NJ. Primer.
Joe, son OF Mr.. Will II. Wallace. of Scdalia,
spent last Saturday and Sunday here visiting
friends.
Mrs. Kate Kelly, wife of Mr.. Hiram Kelly,
OF the Bates City neichbOrhoOd, is very sick
with lux.
Mrs. Laura Price, of California, Mo-, is
visiting her mother, Mrs. Mary &, Hook,
near Odessa.
l. Mr.. Ed. AbendrOth has been in the city
this week looking after his interests in the
waterwOrk3.
During Mrs. +. 5. Caplcs' illness, Miss
Carrie Ryland has been teaching her music
class at G. f. G.
Medicine Lodge Index, May 4:-'Mr. and
Mrs. Mus.rove wcnt to Coldwater Monday IL
visit relatives and friends"
Mr.. Henry G.. Macey, of Kansas City, was
in town Saturday and paid the IntciliScncer
n pleasant, and interesting visit.
MIR. J. +. Rabbit and wife who have bccI
visiting at Mr.. T.. q. Loomis' for a few day'
have returned to Topeka, Kan.
Mrs. Mary L. Hook, of the Odessa neigh
borhood, who has been very III for soInt
months past. is now slowly recovering.
Mr.. Robert Taubman, OF this city, was
elected alternate delegate from this district Ia
the Chicago Republican National Convention
The Colorado Clipper, published at Colora
do, Texas, flies al its mast head the name O
A. w. billiard. late of this county, for con
gress.
Miss BERTHE Draine, who has been att"ndin;
school at c. +. c., returned home last Tues
day, accompanied by her aunt. Mrs. w. X
Trigg.
Mr.. Geo. W. Wcrnix, Of the Napoleon
ncighbOrhoOd, WAS in the city on business yes
terday.
Advance, MAY 5:-"Mrs. DIR. J. j. Fulker
son was called to lIumansville. Tuesday. b
the severe illness Of her sister, Mrs. Fran
ThrielkeId.'
DR.. Cooley has returned to I. C city and re
sumcd his practice. Although not cnlirel
well. he hopes he will have no further trOnhi
with his disease.
Mrs. j. q. Webb, Of Dover township, VIII
has been here visiting her daughter. Mr.
Frank Bowman, for the past week. will re
turn home O.day.
DIR. r. IL. Nall, of Fort Worth, Texas, wi
deliver the bhccalaureate sermon Of III
( Wentworth Male Acl iemy on June 3, at tn
: Presbyterian church.
Uncle StrOd RcnIck says the goose bon
went back on him this year, but he still HI
faith in Ms predictions. lie thinks he mu
! have killed 4 sick goose tins time.
Mrs. Dora Wilkinson, Of independents,
. has been visiting friends here this week. W
e understand Mr.. w. and wife will soon leav
for Washington Territory, where they eXpc,
to reside.
r MIR. Harry G.. Wallace, who is reading LAY
in the Office OF Mcssrs. Wallace ~ ChilcS, hi
been commissioned by Governor M0rehOu,
= rs Il notary public, and is ready to do all nj
= tarial business.
Miss Katie Fleming, who has been spend
ing Il few days here visiting relatives Al
friends, left for Kansas City last Tuesdu'
She will remain II week IN that city and the
/, depart for California.
Collector Harrison has placed his sol
, William HIN his office rs deputy, his healt
, having so much improved by his wester
, trip as TO make it no longer hazardous fC
him to work at the desk.
Scdalia BIHoO. May G:-"Mr. Oscar
Goehncr, who has been one OF the lcadin
business men oi Srdnlia Tor some time pas
/, left last week Tor Lexington, hi, old home
p where he will engage in business"
| Mr.. William hull, a son Of Robert Aul
formerly of this city. was the recipient Of Oh
, Of the prizes for oratOry offered by PrincctO
College, n. j., AT which college he is
student for the ministerial calling.
Judge Y. RyInnd went To ST. Louis, la
Wednesday night TO attend the annual meet
, Ing OF the Masonic Grand Royal Arch Chap
/. ter, OF which he Is n Past High Priest. II
4 also represents the subordinate chaptt
located in this city.
Col. j. K. Ford celebrated his S7th birtl
day at The residence of his daughter, Mrs.
Ryland, last Tuesday. The colonel, thong
, "full of years. enjoys very good health, an
his many friends hope he may YET EMO
many years Of borrowed time"
! Preparations are now being made at I'll
q trlirld residence. At Mentor, o., for the al
proacIing double wedding ut which Mr.. lIaI
I ry Garfield and Miss Belle Mason. and Nj
! j. Stanley Brown. private secretary to PreSi
, dent Garfield, and Miss MolIic Garfield wi
be married. After II short bridal tour yOun
, Garfield will form II partnership with h
brother and begin the practice of law
/ Cleveland. Mr.. Brown, il Is sand, will TAX
. his bride to Europe, where he will finish tn
. studies he is now pursuing in IA special dc
plrtmenl at Yale, where he is said to be yer
popular.
Commencement Exercises of tn
| Baptist Female College.
Sunday, May 2I:-COmmencemcnt ser
mons, by Rev. #. Mencfcc, president clcc,
IL II. m, before the graduates T:15 y. III