The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1889-09-28

Steele, for the past two weeks, returned
Sunday night.
Mr.. S. q. Wentworth represented the
Morrison Wentworth bank, OF which he ia
president, at the Bankers Convention ut
Kansas City, Thursday.
Mrs. Raglan, Of Kansas City, arrived here
Monday night and placed her daughter, Miss
Auna, in b. f. G.. Miss Anna was the 49th
pupil to enter this year.
Miss Annie Chamberlain, now residing
with her uncle in New York City, arrived
here Yesterday morning for Il visit to the
family of Mr.. b. X. Ireland.
Mrs. VIM. Stonestreet, who came down
from her home, in Kansas City, to attend the
bedside of ner brother. Mr.. Ben. Ireland, re-
turned home Tuesday morning.
Mr.. Jud Smith and family, who have been
visiting at RiyertOn for the past year, left last
week for Dies MOines, Iowa, where Mr.. s.,
had II lucrative position rendered him.
Mrs. s. +. Davis, of Newton, Has, who
was en- route to st. Louis and Chicago, stop
ped over at this place last Saturday night for
y ten days visit to Mrs. }. ID. Morrow.
Miss Matte BOnkoska, VINO has been
spending the summer with her grandmother,
Mrs. Barbarv Bowers, of near this city, has
returned to her home in Dover township.
Rev. w. b. Palmore came down from indie
pendence Monday night TO attend the e. Il. Z.
concert ahd remained at this place until
Wednesday morning, when he returned
home.
Miss Minnie Drysdale left last Sunday for
,,onLJs u;s;t gn ralatiyaS i'm (NarrnlltOn
From there she will 10 to st. LOUIS to visit
her cousin, Mrs. Mary Singleton, and attend
the fair.
Miss frankie ii. Moore. of Osborne, Mo,
arrived here Monday evening and was the
18th boarding pupil to enter q. f.. c.. this
year. She attended this same institution the
year before last.
Mrs. DIR. NJ. G. jacobs, OF Richmond. while
en- route to her old home, in Portsmouth, o.,
for u visit to relatives, stopped over at this
place last Monday and visited the family of
her brother, Mr.. Sam Huston.
Misses Annie OFT and Cora Latch. of Soda
liza ARE visiting the family CT Mr.. Fred Weise.
Miss Laura Lynch spent Monday IN Kansas
| City and from there went to Holden, where
| she will visit for several weeks.
Mrs. Belle Robinson, of Kansas City, who
has been spending the summer months with
relatives in this county and who was taken
SICK at this place while en- route home from
Waverly. returned home last Monday.
Miss Minnie JamisOn, OF Mexico, who has
been here visiting her brother, MIR. Ii. ?.
Jamison, and the family OF Mr.. John Il.
Cheatham for the past two weeks, left We'd
nesday morning for a visit to friends IN Yer
non county.
Miss Kate Collins. of Kansas City, while en-
route home from u visit to Sweet Springs
stopped over at this place and visited at b
f. q. Tuesday. She will return to this place
next week aud swell the total number o.
pupils in the above pamed school to 90.
Mr.. 4. l.. Fife, late of Buffalo, w. Va.,wb'
has been visiting the family of MIR. Thoma
Afford for several weeks, left Tuesday eve
ming for Il visit to relatives in Clinton, from
which place he will soon leave for Spokan
Falls, Wyoming, where he will In the fulur
reside.
Mr.. Smith Benedict had one Of his should
ers sprained while switching cars abou
O year ago and ever since 1t has been givinI
him much trouble. This week it has trouble'
him so much that he was compelled to qui
work and go to the hospital, at Independence
for treatment.
Miss Willie Biggerstatf left Saturday morT
ing for Kansas City to again go under th
care of the doctors on account of the injur
she received by falling from a hammock
that place. She was accompanied there b
Miss Buells StribblIng, who returned her
Sunday night.
Miss Adlne Glenn, of Nashville, Tenn. ,wh
} visited the family Of Mr.. B.. X. ireland fC
sometime during the summer, and who WEI
from here to Denver, Col, to spend u mont
with her cousin, returned to this place Wed
nesday night for Il visit OF several days befor
1 returning home.
Mr.. Walter and Miss Bette Waddell lie
this morning for Kansas City. to attend Il
Reid Moore wedding. which takes place
Tuesday. Mr.. and Mrs. JnO. Waddel! w
also 60 on Tuesday morning for the san
purpose and TO visit their daughters for
week or ten days.
Mr.. Fred. Fischer, a former Lexington b.
y who is now u fireman on u railroad runnir
west from Kansas City, accompanied by /
r wife and child, spent several days of tt
E week visiting his parents here. They Il
D Wednesday morning for u short visit
friends In Scdalia.
Collector JnO. WOrthington left Wedne
day morning for a trip 10 the various pos
offices in the county to search for delinque
>. taxpayers. We would have liked for b
q l 30 lnxya Inlrar IN liaf nj nn- Ialtnrt,npN on
scribers along, but he seemed to have /
hands full already.
THE Daily Sun Is pleased to hear that t
y accomplished Miss Hattie Williams, of II
city, who Is attending the Central Femt
@ College, of Lexington. has been appoint
assistant instructor In the department
n music by the president of the college. 1t /
Just compliment TO Miss Hatiie's fine exec
Is tive musical ability. "-Cameron Sun.
Mr.. Sam jones, (not the Rev. Mr.. Jone
d who has worked at the printers trade In Il
city for about one year was in jefferson q
ID last week seeking u position, which he four
in the Tribune office. He re turned to Il
10 city this week and left with his wife Tuesd
evening. He is IA sober aud lndustriO
young man and we wish him well.
Mr.. jacob Todhunter, who was disa
pointed and prevented from making a Il
to Kentucky and Tennessee this SUNNI
e on account OF the illness of his little nice
the daughters Ct Capt. TOdhunter, "
p start next Tuesday on his deferred jOurn
and will be absent several weeks. His MI
IS erous friends here and elsewhere will W
him bon UOydge.
& Miss HarrIette B. Jewell, the accomplish
teacher of vocal music in B.. +. c.. who
u been spending h.r vacation in New Jers
returned to this place Wednesday evening
l. again enter upon her duties. Her delay "
<. OccasIoned by Illness contracted by overwC
~ last year. but she has now fully recover
lis and is prepared to do even more efficie
work than heretofore.
Or Mrs. Bledsoe Mcltosky nee Tevis, the sis
~ of Mr.. ID. w. Ii. Tevis, who has been on
annual visit to her brothers family, in l.,
l.. ington, left yesterday for her home In Dali
o. Texas. Mrs. McRosky has a large coteri,
friends in this city as it has been, partly,
Il home OF her childhood days, having also
'st tended the Baptist college here when IN
the supervision of Rev. Il. s.. Dulin.
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