The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1889-04-06
Personalities

hSScSSOT JnUs Odh'ihtNNl was htlc liliH
week.
Col. John Reid visited Kansas City his
week.
DR.. p. S. Fulkerson was in Kansas City
Monday.
MIR. Geo. Farrar was in Kansas City last
Monday.
Mr.. D.. q. Coen, OF Higginsville, was here
Thursday.
MIR. VIM. Tut was here the first part OF
the week.
Mrs. Bridget Gallagher IL very sick with
pneumonia.
Rev. j. W. KeebIe visited at Sweet Springs
last Saturday.
Mr.. Oscar Steers, now of Hannibal, WIS
bere Monday.
Messrs. Ed. and VIM, Lee were In Kansas
CITY Thursday.
Mr.. }. ID. Shewalter has been occurring
here this week.
Mr.. w. A. McCausland left for his home
Saturday morning.
Mr.. b. r. JOhu went up to Kansas City
Thursday morning.
Miss Kittie Corder, of WaVerly, was here
to listen to Talmage.
Miss Rena Corder is here visiting her sister,
Mrs. VIM. b. Steele.
Prot. and Madame Edouard Blitz we're in
Kansas City Monday.
Miss jamie Carter. of Coldwater. Has, is
visiting relatives here.
Miss Mary H.. Bryant, of G.. r. c., visited
Kansas City last Monday.
Mr.. Ben Hamlet was in Kansas City a
couple of days this week.
Mr.. W. w. Davis and wife. OF Waverly,
were in lhe city Thursday.
Hon. G. l.. Ewing, Of the Odessa Demo-
crat, was here last THURSDAY.
Gov. EN-. Edwards has been In attendance
upon circuit court this week.
Mr.. Emmett Fulkerson spent a couple of
days OF this week In Wellington.
Mr.. VIM. Walk arrived here yesterday
morning for a visit to his parents.
Mrs. Chas. Morrison returned TO her home,
in Kansas City, last Tuesday morning.
Mr.. Geo, Vandiver, of near Page CITY has
been here on court business all this week.
Mr.. JAS. IL. Burns,o of HigginsvIlle, was here
Wednesday, and cslled on the InteIlig encer.
Uncle Harvey Higgins was in town We'd
nesday and paid the Intelligencer a pleasant
i visit.
Mrs. Jno. Welborn returned last Saturday
night from a visit to her parents, near Aull-
vile.
Miss Belle Hudspetb, of c. +, c., visited
at her home, in Lake City, last Saturday and
Sunday.
Miss Mollie O'Mailcy, now of Indepen-
dence, came down Saturday night to visit her
parents.
We regret 10 learn that our old friend
Walker Tebbs is very i'll and not expected to
recover.
Rev. Dewitt Bolton. of Marshall, was here
Thursday to hear Talmuge and visit his
parents.
Mrs. Jeff. w. Bedford. of Omaha. has been
in rather delicate health the past winter, but
Is better.
Mrs. Henry Catron, OF Nebraska City, has
been visiting her sister. Mrs. G. b. Russell,
this week.
Miss Lulu Piper. OF c. F. c., visited at her
home. in Marshall, several DAYS Of this and
last week.
Mrs. Judge Jas. Ketner, of Junction City,
Kansas. Is visiting the family of Judge Jno,
E. Ryland.
Mr.. Charley Montgomery, who has been
seriously i'll with pneumonia, Is able 10 bt
about again.
Messrs. Ed. ETerst, hobt. Russell and j.
W. McBurney, of Odessa. were In the city
last Wednesday.
Miss Ada Smith, of G.. F. e., visited at her
home, in AtchisOn. Kas., last Saturday, Sun.
day and Monday.
Mrs. Will Clark has been visiting Friends
IN SedslIa all this week. She will return
home this morning.
Mrs. A.. j. Eall and daughter, Miss VIrgie
of Independence were here several days lhI
week visiting friends.
MIR. K. j. Payne, of the independents
Sentinel, visited the family of Mr.. W. 4
, Hickman last Sunday.
Mr.. Dick Easter, who has been visiting hi
mother at this place, returned to Kansas CIT,
last Tuesday morning.
Mrs. Murat Halstead and children sailet
for Europe on the steamer Lain, before he
Q husbands discontinue.
u Miss Mollie McMinn, of B. +. c., lei
> Thurhday evening for st. Louis, where sh
L will spend several days.
e Mrs. X. II. Piper, OF Clinton. who ha
h been visiting relatives here, returned to he
U home last Tuesday morning.
u Mrs. VIM. Stonestreet, who has been visit
ing her parents here for some time, returne
10 home last Monday morning.
III Messrs. w. A. Williams, Jno. c. Brown
lobe Searcey and Il. L.. Stewart, Of Rich
u mond, were here Thursday.
= We learn that Mr.. W. II. Powell, OF Free
d dom township, h I'd Il toe broken bv a hor,
10 stepping OF it, last Tuesday.
10 Mr.. +. w. Cook, of Nodawsy, Kas, arm
&c ed here last week and has accepted u positic
"a as clerk in the Laclede Hotel.
Mrs. inc. billiard and sister, Miss Fam
l. Jones, OF Independence, are here visiting ii
family of Mr.. A. V. Robinson.
ID Miss Yula Platteuburg, of Dover, and MI,
= PORTE Galway, OF Waverly. were here
10 hear the lecture Thursday night.
ne Rev. c. S.. Newman and Messrs. /. p. Ia,
'' lor and J. S. Hit. of Blackburn, were he
o' Thursday night to hear Talmage.
at Rev. j. W. Keeble was in Higginsvil
IT. Thursday and delivered II discourse in t
re Methodist church at that place Thursd
II night.
uAlbs Dus huu uClJV' lhiHS mp
DC Mosier, left yesterday morning for Mans
City, were they will visit relatives for sever
" weeks.
eu Misses Chapman and Ella Jackson accOr
panied by Messrs. JnO. Milstead and w.
s. Keller, all OF Richmond, were here to he
ne ~ralmage.
nix Mr.. Norton Grant. OF Laramie City. w
lot oming, passed through here this week
i'm r0ute home from Washington City, Where
ed had been on business.
Of Miss Josephine McHenry, who came bt
he with her cousin, Mr.. w. A. McCauslaud,
IIh visit relatives, left last Thursday morning
nd Sedalia. whPrs she will study music.
'as Edwin Booth was stricken with paraIy
BY while playing Othello at Rochester. n.
set last Wednesday, night. II is thought he v
nd recover, but a long rest is necessary.
Mr.. W. r. Bell arrived home last sumo
ed from Philadelphia, where he has been
a some months under treatment for disease
vas the spine. He is very little If any better.
nd Me5Srs. Russell SrhOOley and Fred. Aus
ct. and Misses SaIIie Jennings and Matte POI
nd all Of Mayhem, were shown into the IN
The trrirs Of the composing room at this OFF
nd last Tuesday.
Dul Mr.. Gus Weber, who has been visiting
ST. parents here for some weeks. returned to
cen home, in Larned, Kas., last Tuesday mo
red ing, accom- panied by his brother Willie, y
Ow will visit there for u while.
on Miss Annie Allen lett last Mon