The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1888-06-30
Personalities.

Personalities.
Miss Fannie Taubman is visiting in Kansas
City.
Prof. c. c. Parker has been in the city this
week.
Miss Birdie Keller has arrived home from
Chicago.
Miss Irene Fleming Is rusticating at Mr..
Ferd Smiths.
Miss Minnie Maggie is visiting friends in
Kansas City.
Messrs. Jerry and John Chamberlain were
here Tuesday.
MIR. Il. Yates, OF Fulton. is visiting rela-
tiVes in the county.
Miss Lille Russell is in Kansas CITY visiting
friends aud relatives.
Mrs. Jas. Barbour. of Maysvllle, Ky, Is
visiting relatives here
Mrs. Thos. Shelby and sister returned from
Eldnraio last Tuesday.
Miss Rosa Thornton is here visiting her
sister. Mrs. Judge Tut.
Mr.. ID. Russell spent the first of the week
in Kansas CITY on business.
Miss LYDIA Cunningham, of Columbia, Is
visiting Miss Comora Harrison.
MIR. Ed. Webb Is on the sick list and unable
attend to his duties at the store. {
Miss l.. Il. RaIney requests her address
changed from EIdOrado Springs to Alma.
Mrs. NJ. f. Royle and Mrs. II. h. Bane have
returned from II W weeks visit to Richmond.
Misses jennie Wo0dson and BETTE Harri-
son, OF Richmond, have returned to their
homes.
MIR. Matt. Taylor. of Salt Lake CITY, Utah,
is here on business aud 20 visit his old time
friends.
Miss Relic Graves leaves to-day for st.
Joscph, TO visit the Misses Atkinson, late OF
this city.
Miss Ophelia Nicely, Of Camden New Jer-
! sey, spent several days here this week visit
ing friends.
Miss Minnie Mcneil, oil Sioux City, Iowa,
is visiting her cousin, Miss Maggie Benton,
near this city.
Miss Maggie Richardson left, Saturday. for
St. Joe to attend the marriage of Miss Medo-
ra Richardson smith.
MIR. Il. NJ. Howe requests his address
changed from Wellington, Mo-. to Montcsa-
no, Washington Territory.
MIR. NJ. Sommerville and his daughter. Mrs.
Moornan. went to Lathrop last Saturday for
4 weeks visit to relatives.
Miss Bessie Wallace Is visiting friends in
the neighborhOod of Pleasant Hill, She Will
be absent about two weeks.
MIR. Il. A. Niccoll, Of Morning Sun, Iowa,
who has been visiting his sister, Mrs. D.. S.
uo,En, bou rnturnpl IN his home.
Mesdames RObt j.. Norfolk and May
Hsppersett and little Miss Annie Hooten are
spending a short time at Eldorado.
Mr.. Mansfield McCleliand has been here
TINS week. visiting relatives and friends. lie
left for st. Louis again last Wednesday.
Misses Hattie Elliott and Minnie Hahn, o
sedalia, will arrive here this evening Il
spend several days with MissO;tavla Lesueur
MIR. Louis Baurley has been sick several
DAYS with gall stones. He is still suffering
severely but will probably be out again soon
Mr.. Ed. fingling took Il trip to Bonnie
Springs. Kan, FOR his health ~ tst wee y. IL
returned, Sunday night, seemingly much im
proved.
Master Otto Burnley. who has breu attt nj
ing the Brothers Academy, at ST. Joseph. AZ
rived home last Saturday, bringing with hin
one of the hOnorS of the school.
Dir. Ed. f.. Yates, attorney Law, OF Gal
latin. was here yesterday looking after III
interests of Mr.. John Ii. Shankiin. Candidat
| for Judge of the Kansas City Court of Appeals
Prof. Silns Edmunds, Of Kansas City, ha
I been here several days this week. Viii
here he delivered three very interesting lea
! lures to the members of the LILY Corne
, Band.
u Judge Richard Field left for Louisville
KY. last Friday, being called there by tele
, gram on account OF the serious Illness OF hI
youngest sister, but who died before h
arrival.
Mr.. Edwin Hurd, a native of Watkin'
u Glen, New York, and Il nephew Of Mrs. !
" G. Patterson, was here last Wednesday an
Thursday visiting his relative. He is traye
ing auditor of the Mo. p. X. X.
The many friends of Mr.. A. &. Campbell
of clay township, will be sorry to learn TIL
b. has been confined to his room for i've @
ok weeks with sciaiia and is gradually gel
ting worse within the last two weeks.
t Mr.. Roht. +. Norfolk came in from Eide
RADIO last Tuesday. He has recently change
the house for which he is travelling and no
u Eepresents the Mound Coffin Co., the Log,
" man Chair Co.. AMI the Audde FurnituI
Co., all of st. Louis.
DR.. S. S. Laws, president of the state uni
. Versity, accompanied by DIR. 7. II. Chamber
IL made us Il pleasant call last Thursday. ID
y Laws and wife had come up the evening bt
E F.. n....t - -. ,I-. 800 80,
mering, 10 visit the family of Judge W.
Wood.
IL Mr.. Walter A. McCausland is letting h
Z democratic light shine in bleeding Kanss
He has lately been made chairman OF Il
" Elk county democratic executive commilt
and delegate to the congressional convent,
u which met at Fredonia on the 2Sth ins
&c That's right, Walter; stir them up with
" long stick.
Mrs. T. b. Wallace and Miss Nettie W
:. leave next Monday night for their new HON
u in Tacoma, Washington Territory, where u
Two "boys" now reside. They 20 first, how
l. ever. to Clarks. Nebraska. where they wi
visit relatives for ten Gays or two weeks al
then continue their journey westward. Tn,
" have many friends here who will greatly IT
= greet to have them 90. aud who will folln
them with their prayers and good wisdcs.
: Hon. Jacob Yost, member of congress fro
the 10th Virginia district, was here Ia
Sunday aud Monday. visiting The family
pr. Alexander. Mr.. YOst Is the son OF NJ
5 NJ. Yost. who established the EYpOsit
Il newspaper in This city a few years before Il
" war and then removed back to st ,unio
Va but during his residence here bis wi
= died aud was buried in Machpelah. Jaco
y with the other children, for some years We
the wards Of Mrs. Alexander, and had u ma
ural desire TO see her again aud to visit b
u mothers grave. tie Is only 81 years OF ~
IL and the Youngest mcmher Of the house
D. representatives.
h H ALTAR.
H. Married-In this city, June 9th, by r
Is. Rev. J. j. Lilly, Mr.. GUSTAV NEWMA.
ID Of ST. Joseph. and Miss SOPHIA KISr.
,. - In this city. June "a, hy Rev. JOI
: Never, Mr.. JSD. J. BREBEHEFr aud Mi
o LAURA WALkENiIORST.
y - In this city, June 81, hy Rev. A.
ne Hermann. Mr.. j.. II. WIEMAN and NJ.
D. MARGARET THOMAS.