The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1889-06-01
personalities.
q. e. Ballard Is again VerY ill.

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Mr.. Geo. Farrar spent Sunday In Kansas
City.
MIR. Emil Ludwigs spent Sunday in Kansas
City.
Mr.. Albert Schuneman spent Sunday
here.
Mr.. Myron A.. Clark spent yesterday In
HiEginsville.
Mrs IL. Marqusrt spent yesterday in Kan
sas City.
Mr.. John Smith, of Independence, spent
Sunday here.
MIR. Nicholas Haerle and wife are at Ex-
celstOr Springs.
Mrs. j. Il. Eckle was taken very Ill again
last Wednesd ~.
Mr.. Leon Thomas, of Westport, was in the
city Monday night.
Miss Mary Bryant of c. +. c., spent Tues
day in Kansas City.
Mr.. :. NJ, Hurst. of Sedalla spent sunday
here wishing friends.
Mr.. W. Il. Hickman and son, Joel, were In
Kansas City Monday.
Mr.. II. W. WinsOr spent several days OF
this week in this city.
Mrs G. Still left Thursday fort visit to her
son, in Atchison, HAS.
Mr.. Jos. Vincent, of st. Louis, visited here
several days this week.
Messrs. Frank Hale and VIM. Smith spent
Sunday In Kansas City.
MIR. Ed. Smith, of Kansas City. spent Sun
day with relatives here.
Mr.. Robt, Berrie spent Tuesday in Kansas
City attending to some business.
Miss Grace Stanley, Of C.. f. c., spent Sun.
day and Monday in Kansas City.
Mr.. A. l.. Richards left Yesterday morning
for "A business trip to Waco, Tex.
Judge Wm. Young, who has been on a
prospecting lour through southwest Missou-
ri, returned home last Wednesday.
Mrs. w. L. Cook will return to her home,
in Medicine Lodge, Kas., tomorrow.
Capt. w. A. Redd, with his usual smiling
couutenAnce, was in the city Thursday.
MIR. Rudie Nagel now of Kansas City, spent
Sunday here with his mother and sister.
Mr.. w. A. Fisher, of Springfield, spent
Tuesday here with MIR. w. S. Epperson.
Mr.. Ed. Abendroth returned Tuesday
morning from Il business trip into Texas.
Mr.. Theodore Ahrens requests his address
changed from Denver to Blackhawk, Col.
a Mr.. Il. A. NSsl, agent at Mo. P. depot, IL
, at Hannibal attending U. S. district court.
MIR. A. Baer, of the st. Louis Clothing Co.
spent several days of this week 10 Sedalia.
Elder Geo. Plattenburg was in the city
Monday night. He was en- route to Kansas
h City.
h Miss Annie Lyons, of K. A, s., spent Sun
v day and Monday at her home, near Page
4 City.
MIR. +, Wlnsor and daughter, Mrs. Leroy
Leroy Farmer, spent Saturday in Kansa
City.
q Mrs. Lawrence Easter. of Wyandotte, Kas.
arrived here Sunday night for a visit to rela
v tives.
Nevada Noticer: Mrs. Meng, of Dover
Y Mo-, is the guest Of her daughter. Mrs. W.
Fisher.
n Miss Matte Corse, of Wellington. visitst
Y Miss hittie FuIkerson here Saturday an,
% Sunday.
Mrs. Brown Shultz and baby, arrived her
" Tuesday morning TO visit mother and grand
u mother.
Mrs. Jus Weber and children, of Wichits
Kas., are hero visiting Mrs. WIS sister Mrs
B. Meyer.
Miss Rena Corder will return from a Wis
to Kansas City tonight accompanied by Mis-
Nellie Carey.
Mr.. Jos. Smiley, foreman OF Mr.. E. Hack
GERS candy factory spent most of the week
Kansas City.
Mr. Will Tut spent Sunday here. He re
turned to Kansas City Monday accompanie
IT. by his mother.
Miss Virgie Hall. of Independence, CAM
down TO this city Sunday to be present at til
- kranko reception.
Messrs. b. A. ChInn, s. j. Huston. Waite
Waddell and DIR. J. E. Tucker were In Kal
-, sls City yesterday,
IL Richmond Conservation: Mrs. DR.. Dulll
No Of Nevada. Mo-. is on a visit to her mother
Il. Mrs. James Hughes.
Mir. and Mrs. GRANVILLE Clayton spent SUI
,v day with Mrs. C's grand daughter, Mrs. Int
Morgan. in Aullville.
,c Mrs. f, Smelling Ind daughter, Miss Id
Nv lett yesterday morning for Clinton, their o
~. home, to spend the summer.
, Triton, Davis Esq, Of this city, and ia
Hughes, Esq, of Richmond, went to Nebrs
es ka City Monday on business.
n. Mrs. Oscar Spalsburg and son, George,
ST. Joseph, arrived here Saturday night
40. spend u week or 80 with friends.
ot Mr. Ed. Ludwigs, now Of Walla Wal
Washington Territory. arrived here Sundl
;or morning for a visit to his parents.
Miss Hettie Thompson. Of Richmond, WI
has been visiting Mrs. Geo. Sedgwick. for t
past ten days, returned home Thursday.
, Mrs. A. Moore Berry, Of St. Louis, and h
" daughter, Miss Edna, are visiting ut thu
%uncle'S, Mr.. Ferd. ID. Smith, near this city.
ne Mr.. A. l.. Richards spent several days
al this week in St. Louis. During his absen
'"' his wife visited her sister In Sweet Spring
'uH Mr.. Charles Glenn and his sisters, Mis-,
20 Addie and Lizzie, of Nashville, Tenn. q
'Th visit ing their relatives, the family OF Mr..
IN R. Ireland.
dY Messrs. Ed. Taubmsn. Thos. Bolton a
lad VIM. Zsiler went to Kansas City Thursd,
NJ Ask them what they went for-we wo
'lA give 'em away
EN- Miss Mildred Ellis, of Troy, Mo-. who b
zen been visiting the family Of Mr.. W. z. HE
use man for the past two weeks, returned to b
I've home Monday.
Misses Hope Simcoe aud Katie RIdgell,
ere Hardin, who have been visiting the Mis-
the Mexican for the past two weeks, return
do home Thursday.
SCI Mrs. S. j. Patton and grandson, and NJ
ue- c.. e. Downs and baoy, of Kansas City arr
n.y. ed here Sunday night for "A visit to the fam
lay Of MI. J. Z. Steele.
eV" Mrs. W. G. McCausland and Miss Loci
The Arnold left Moud " morning for Fort Wor
ber Tex, to visit relatives and attend the opt
Vas lug OF the spring palace.
n'a Mr.. VIM. Lale ana wife and Miss Mat
Il" Carmichael, OF the Odessa neighbOrhO
I'M. were here last Tuesday attending the me
ing ing Of the alumnae of b. +. c.
'op' Thomas y. Bailey. constable Of Clay, 9
OF Harley Cline, constable Of Washington tov
fell IT., .vo ,o,e m EIDorsdo snripgs IN re
perate, to be ready for tine canvass Of 1890
Mrs. u. Meneiee and children left Thu
day morning for Baltimore. Maryland.
spend the summer. They were accompa
g s by Miss II. B. Jewell, who will spend Il
;ss DAYS in Baltimore and then 20 10 her HON
railway, N. j., TO spend the summer.
s. o. Morgan. of Clay township, who
compauied his brother Randolph TO ElDor
springs, some ten days ago has returned
., reports his brother beginning to imprt
mia lie has been sick with infamatorv rheuI
t,sm for some three months.
re Of Richmond COnservatOr:-JudRe XenOp