The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1889-07-06
left Tuesday morning to spend several days

left Tuesday morning to spend several days
with friends in Wellington.
Mrs, l.. b. Gordon left Wednesday morn
ing for Nevada to visit her son, Mr.. Benz.
Gordon, and other relatives.
Mrs. Will TrIgg and children left yester-
day morning for Wellington where they Will
spend the rest of the summer.
Prof. Chas. Gimbel spent Wednesday In
Kansas City. From there he went to Excel
slor Springs and spent a few days.
DIR. F. Cooley, now OF Kansas City spent
several days of this and last week here. lie
returned home Wednesday morning.
Mr.. Henry Moore and wife, of Texarkana,
Ark, who nave been visiting here for SOM
time left for nome yesterday morning.
Mrs, Cbas. Weber returned Tuesday eve
ming from "A visit of several weeks to her
daughter, Mrs. Nesbitt, in Larned. Has.
Master VIM. Meet. the ex-devil Of the In
tellieencer, left Wednesday morning for Sc
dalia, where he will spend "A month or so.
Miss Minnie Nagel lett Wednesday morn
Ing for Leavenworth, Kss., to visit friends.
She will return home to-mOrrhw evening.
Miss Lydia Primer left Tuesday evening
lot JeueIsuu wv Nv 'h' H"e''
places she will spend most OF the summer.
Messrs. ThOs. Stramcke. John EVIL and
Jno. Stewart went up to Kansas CITY We'd
nesdaV and remained until after the Fourth.
Mrs. Herbert Sparks. nee Ada Smith. now
of Kansas City, came down Saturday night.
and is now visiting her fathers family, near
this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Barton and Mrs. Win
gate, of Kansas City, cam down Wednesday
evening for "a visit to the family Of MIR. JnO.
Waddell.
Mr.. ThOs. Crenshaw returned from n pro-
tracted visit in California last Monday night.
He looks as il he might be much improved
in health.
Misses Alice and BERTHE Carr returned
Thursday of last week from a visit Of several
weeks TO friends in CarrOlltou, Miami, and
Grand Pass.
Miss Myrtle Price left Monday morning for
White water, Kas., where she will visit her
sister, Mrs. Florence OttIe, during the sum-
mer months.
Miss Kate Fleming, formerly OF this city
ha. gone from Los Angeles. CAL. to New
York City where she will study music under
Prof. Meyers.
Miss Irene Fleming left last week for q
visit to friends in several Missouri towns
After her visit she will go to Texarkana
Ark, to reside
Miss Lucy LaBertew, who went down t.
Dover Saturday morning 70 attend the fes'
tiyal and visit friends, returned home Wed
uesday morning.
Mrs. Jno, A. Smithers, of st. Louis. whit
has been visiting her daughter, Mrs. Thos
: Stramcke, for several weeks, returned to hel
home sunday evening.
Mr.. j.. W. Branch, mayor OF HiggthsVille
was here last Tuesday on business connected
with the purchase Of the defunct Post news
paper, late of this city.
Mrs, Milton Ewing. Of Walker, Vernon
county, who has been visiting Mesdames l.
: B. & w. A. Gordon ior the past two weeks
returned home Wednesday morning.
= Mr.. and Mrs. A. r.. Campbell, of Russell
willie, Ray county, came over last Friday I
visit their daughter, Mrs. Geo. Sedgwick. an
little son. Mr.. e. returned home Saturday
. Mrs. Bell Robinson, Of Kansas City cam
down from Kansas City Tuesday evening
e visit Mrs. Jas. Clowdsley during the absenc
of Mrs. Lizzie Eckle, who is now In Mime
. sofa.
Mr.. +. 0. Rogers. OF Waco. Tex, who ht
t been wishing his daughtnc, Mrs. Sandfor
%;ellers, left for his home Monday mornin
He was accompanied as far as Kansas Cit
by Prof. Sellers,
Little Abus, daughter of Mr.. Jno. j. ar
Mrs. Kate Bishop, formerly OF this city, b,
10 -. "a c. autu MIN haa hppn anita sif
with cholera infanGum for sometime. is no
improving rapidly.
Miss Rosa Gehuer, who has been atten
81 Ing school In st. Louis, returned home Mo-
day accompanied by Mrs. Lena Soellner al
81 two children, who will visit relatives he
for about u month.
l. Messrs. George and Ernest Chapman. vi
have been visiting their parents here for son
Is time have returned TO their respective plac
of business. the former In Kansas City al
1t the latter in st. Leuis.
MIR. and Mrs. Geo. Carr, OF Dover tow
ship we're in the city Tuesday. They |,
that evening for Richmond, Ind. where t
IN glorious Fourth will be celebrated by q !
union Of the Carr family.
Prof. G. G. Parker left for San Diego, ca
where he will spend the summer, Wednt
ed day morning. From there he will go to l.
Angeles to reside. The best wishes Of
s. many friends go with him.
Mr.. Geo Zeysing, OF Dover, was In the C
Up Thursday. Here hs met Mr.. Lee PlatteDbu
formerly a citizen of Dover, but now a m
mt agent en- the Council Bluff railroad. and
gether they left for Dover Thursday event.
Mrs. Agnes Jones and children. Of Let
Kan, who lave been visiting Mrs. Be
Vaughan. near Dover, passed through b
Monday on their way home. They were
rit companied as far as Kansas City by Mr.. ]
billiard.
Ter Miss Fannie Young, daughter Of M
Laura Young, while romping with her bro
ID er Felix, last Saturday. fell and sever
sprained her right arm and has since carr
ed 1t Ia a sling. 1t came very near bein
fracture.
for Nessrs. Geo. Gordon and Erwin ZeysI
of Dover. were In the city Monday. At
festival Saturday night Mr.. Gordon accu
Mr.. Zeys!ng, who acted a. cashier for
mt ladies, of buying a glass Of lemonade "
~. money he had collected. and we suppose 1
I'm came to town to arrsn &c for q libel SUIT.
ay. Rev. l.. q. Barbour, OF Richmond, h
w. who was the first president Of K. A. s.,
les held the position from 1860 to 1865. was vi
ing relatives here last week and preached
sit the Presbyterian church Sunday. This
his his first visit here since 1855. when the In
tuition with which he was connected was
ken up temporarily by the war, and he
luy pressed himself as very much gratifed v
the Improvement and advanc ement Of L
we'd ington and vicinity since that time. He
yes turned nome Monday morning.
Mes,rs viii and r.. Lee Smith and
lay Chas. Simmona and wife, who started fol
at overland trip 'to Southwest Missouri
Oklahoms," some three weeks ago, have
'ity turned home. Lee care home satur
The evening on the train and the rest OF the pt
arrived here with the wagon Tuesday. T
for only got ~ far as Colorado and there deci
a that The scenery Of Southwest Missouri
0klahoma" was not near so enchanting a
ans, old Lafayette, and returned home. T
atty met at Eldorado an old citizen of Lsiaye
Dr. j. B. Burbridge, who desired to be
membered to his many Lafayette COT
In friends and for them to tell his friends tina
would soon return TO lIgc AMONGST them.
ago
At Religious.
Rev. j. II. Gauss will preach at Pr,
OIL Church tomorrow morning Ut IL o'clock.