The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1889-10-05

gInsville.
Mayor Jno. c. Young was in Kansas City
" ednesday.
Mr.. Frank RemeIius, of Richmond, was
here Thursday.
Mr.. Fred Meyer spent several days of this
week In Corder.
Mr.. H. C.. SYdnor was here on business
last Wednesday.
Mrs. W. ID. Rankin attended conference at
Marshall this week.
Capt. Jno. Ardinger and wife spent Thurs
day in Kansas City.
Mr.. Philip Keller was in Kansas City on
business Wednesday.
Mrs. VIM. Meyers spent several days Of
this week Ia Kansas City.
Mrs. j F.. Mars spent Yesterday and the
day before in Kansas City.
Mrs. Chas. Weber returned from a short
visit IN st. louis Thursday.
Miss Birdie Keller will leave to might for
Chicago to again enter school.
Nc sdames VIM. Clark and JnO. Adams
spent Thursday In Kansas City.
Messrs. Walter Waddell and VIM. BaudOn
were in Kansas City Thu rsday.
Mr., Jas. Green and daughter, Miss Matte,
spent Thursday In Kansas City.
Mr.. Mark Smith left Tuesday night for st.
Louis to attend the fair and races.
Mesdames e. c. Gordon and Richard Field
visited in Kansas City Wednesday.
Messrs. Ed. McGrew and Horace Adams,
! OF Kansas CITY, spent Sunday here.
Misses Sallie Stewart and Matte Grimes
are visiting relatives in Kansas City.
MISS HarrIette B. Jewell, OF b. f. c., spent
Monday and Tuesday in Kansas City.
Mr.. Jas. Peak, wife and daughter, Miss
Alice, spent Thursday 10 Kansas City.
Misses Eizzie and Katie Selling leave to-
night for a visit to relatives in st. Louis.
Mr.. NJ. B. Underwood, of Gordon City Mo-,
visited his daughters at b. F. c. Tuesday.
DIR. W. Fl. Benton has gone to attend the
lectures this winter at Bellview, New York
City.
Messrs. d. 81. Powell and Arthur Beattie,
| of Higginsville, spent Monday and Tuesday
In this city.
Mr.. Ed Hood requests his address changed
from Apton, Indian Territory,to Blue Packet,
same territory.
Miss Lula Chenault, OF Richmond, is visit
ing Miss Mollie Cheatham at her delightful
suburban home.
Mr.. Walter Ogden. of Chicago. who has
been visiting relatives in this city returned
home last Saturday.
Misses Birdie McGee, MAUD Bassett and
Jennie Woodson. of Richmond, are visiting
friends IN this city.
Col. Jno. A. Jones and Misses Mary u.
BRYANT and Leila Robinson, of c. r. u, spent
Monday in Kansas City.
Cadet Ponder went up to Kansas City
Monday to see his mother and father who
were in that city that day.
Misses Ethel Selby and Gussie Anderson of
B. F. c., viewed the Priests of Pallss parade
In Kansas City Thursday.
Mr.. Otto Krlehn, who Is n3w residing with
his sister In Denver, Col. arrived here Sstur-
day for a visit.to ais mother.
Mr.. Geo. M. Mountioy spent several days
Of this week in st. Louis purchasing goods
and attending the exposition.
Mrs. Sue Lane left Tuesday morning for
Helena, Mont, where she will join her hus
band and Ia the future reside.
Mesdsmes VIM. B. Steele, Leroy Farmer
and Annette Peters aud Miss Dixie Winsor
| spcut lucsudf u huuSdS SlIfs
Misses Cora and Geneyieve Russell left last
night for St. Louis. to attend the exposition
and to visit their brother Dave.
Mr.. g.. ID. Duvall requests hi, postofics
address changed from Greenton to Odessa, to
which latter place he has moved.
Miss Margie Vaughan left Monday morning
for Corder, near which place she will teach
school during the coming winter,
Mr.and Mrs.O Andreen left Thursday night
for Washington. d. c., to attend tie trlennial
conclave Of the Knights Templar.
Mesdames g. W. Hyde, o. Audreen and
Lewis Neale attended the funeral of Mrs.
Thistle. at Dover. last Wednesday.
Mrs. I. s. Benton and her daughter, Miss
Fannie have gone to Sioux City, Iowa, t
visit friends and see the corn palace.
Mr.. Jno. W. Wsdde,l and wife went up to
Kansas City Tuesday to attend the Reid.
Moore wedding and to visit relatives.
Mrs. A. v. Robinson has been visiting In
Kansas City and Independence since Thurs
dsy. She will return home tonight.
Miss NJ attic Kennedy, of HigginsvilIe, VIII
, has been visiting the family Of Mr.. g. G
+ Wallace, ret irned home Tuesday night.
Q Miss Matte Melton, of fort Worth, Texas
arrived here last Friday night, and entere
t upon her third year as d pupil OF f. A. S.
: Miss Carrie Primer will leave Tomorrow
morning for a three weeks visit to friend
and relatives in Jefferson City and St. Loui'
t Mr.. Jos. Afford left Monday for Denver
t Col. where he will 10 the future reside. 10
Is u deserving young man and we wish hiI
d well.
Misses Hannah Mallory. Addie Hodges an
jennie Vaughan, of Dover, visited the famil
: OF Mr.. Thos. Young here Monday and Tues
y day.
o Capt. Jake Todhunter left Tuesday nigh
e for Columbia, Tenn, where he will spen
N two weeks and then 60 to visit his old hom
In Kentucky.
y Mr.. j. G.. '3trsub and his daughters, Misse
Lena, Theresa, Sophia and Emma, Of Ricl
!" mond, were here Thursday nigh attendin
the celebration.
Mrs. DIR. j. Is. alexander, now OF M
Leonard, who has been visiting the family
N Capt. W. D.. Rankin, returned home We,
nesday morning.
p, Mr.. Jas. Price spent sunday In KansN
~ City and was accompanied home that mig
BY his wife who has been visiting her moth
for several weeks.
nj DIR. ". g.. Woodland. formerly OF this cit
but now u prominent physician and druggI
az Of Hardin, was here Monday night viewi
8. the trades procession.
ey Mr.. F. +. Kerr and wife, of Kansas Cit
and Mis-. NJ. Kerr, OF Minneapolis, Min
Oh spent Sunday In this city with the family
'o Conductor Geo. Barton.
Mrs. P. c. Patterson and son, Robert, Il
Tuesday night for st. Louis. Mrs. p. W
rs return In about three weeks but Robert W
lie make his permanent residence there.
go Misses Laura Littleiohn, Rebecca WI
,rt and Sallie Haggard of Dover, passed throu
here Wednesday morning en- route to Kan
nd City for a visit of several days.
is Mrs. j.. c. McGrew and daughters, Mis-
Estelle and Magic, and Miss Adiue Gle
- were under the watehful eye of Capt. j.
re- Conner, IN Kansas City. Wednesday.
md Mr.. Geo. Leib, oil LeadvIlle, COL, a neph
I'd. OF Mrs. Theodore Gosewisch, and formerl
lp- clerk In the drug store of the ~lstter's h
the band, is here on a visit 20 relatives and
ues friends,
ia Miss Emma Young, the returned mission;
9, OF whom we spoke In these columns seye
h. weeks ago, and who has been visiting b.
ave for several weeks, left for Higginsv
be Wednesday morning.
eds M. Frank Stockton and wife, of n