The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1889-05-25

Mr.. Ollie Benton, now of Kansas City,
spent several days OF this week here. lie
had with him to exhibit to his friends one Of
the first papers published in Oklahoma.
DIR. w. II. GOsewich will return from
Europe the latter part of this month or the
first of next month, open up Il suite of rooms
and engage IN the practice Of medicine.
st. 10. Herald, 21st:-Evan Young, a capt.
talist of Lexington, is in the city looking up
good investments in real estate. f.. NJ. Atkin-
son was showing him over the city yesterday.
MIR. Ed. Earl. now travelling In the interest
of the Western Broom and Brush Manufac-
turing Co., was in the city several days this
week. We wish him much success In his
new avOcatiOn.
Mrs. H.. Switzer, of Kansas City spent Sun
and Monday here. She returned home Tues.
day morning accompanied by Mrs. Emma
Taubman who will visit them for about two
weeks.
Mrs. Isaac Ryland and children, of Kan
sas City, arrived here Thursday night for a
visit to the family OF Judge John E.. Ryland.
Mr.. Isaac Ryland will probably come down
to might.
Mrs. Martha Grant was in the city shop
ping last Wednesday. She was in her usual
good health. her eye, which has been troub-
ling her recently. having gotten almost en-
tirely well.
Miss Bette Young, of +. A. s., enjoyed
tine unusual accommodations offered by the
Mo. z. X. Il. and travelled on u freight train,
last Saturday night. TO Independence, where
she wished to spend Sunday.
Mrs. Mamie Landrum, of WaverlY. while
on her way to Leavenworth, Kas., for II visit
to relatives. stopped over at this place several
days the first part of this week and visited
the family of Mr.. j. Dudley Love.
Mr.. Jos. Armstrong, wife and daughter. OF
Texas prairie, were in the city shopping last
Wednesday. While here one Of the horses
they were driving took sick with symptoms
of lock jaw and was lett under the care of
| DR.. Owen.
Mrs. Emma c. Folsom, mother OF Mrs.
Grover Cleveland, was married last Monday.
at Jackson, Mich, to Henry e. Perrine, a
merchant of Buffalo. N. Y. The bride is a
well.preserved woman of As, and the groom
6 60 years of age.
MIR. w. G.. Neale requests his address
changed from Trinidad, Colorado. where he
has been sOjourning for some months for the
benefit of his wife's health, to Higgins vile,
Mo-, where be expected to arrive on the 23d.
He will be welcomed back BY many friends.
Mr.. l.. +. Buell.. general secretary Of the
Y. NJ. c. A. at Independence. Mr.. W. h.
Mcbride, secretary at Higginsyille, and Mr..
Jacobs, slate secretary, are in the city.
Messrs. Mcbride and Buell. will return 10
their posts this morning and Mr.. Jacobs will
remain over Sunday.
Mr.. Fred. f.. Beal, the efficient telegraph
operator at the Mo. p. depot. who Is as reg
ular as clock work on-in-ah-at the depot,
leftI Monday evening for Cincinnati Ohio,
to spend his months 'lay Off" with his par
ents. His place at the depot (only) is filled
by III. S. Bridgewater, formerly an operator
at this place.
Mesdames T.. NJ. Cobb, j.. d. Conner and
j. b. Silver and Miss Belle Green left Tues.
dav morning for Carthage to attend the an.
nual meeting Of the Woman's Board Of Mis-.
sions of the Southwest Missouri Conference
Miss Alice Cottey, ormerly of c. F. c., but
now of Cottey college, Nevada. Mo-, is pre-
sident of the board.
Mr.. william Masterson, formerly of thi
city, and who owned a saw and grIst mill OF
Graham's branch, near the old wOOllen mil
site, but who left for the then wilds o
Oregon, some 3S years ago, Is here visitini
his brother Mr.. Giyens Masterson, of Clay
township, and other relatives. He is accom-
panied by his wife, who has been the partner
OF his joys and his sorrows for many year.
and vino with him made the journey Of five
months, in an Ox-cart, over the 'plains. }" sur
rounded by Indians and wild beasts, to thei
present home in the far west. They will re
main for several weeks,
Miss Jennie Burnett, OF Waverly. who ha
been visiting here for the past two weeks
returned TO her home last Tuesday, accom-
panied by Miss Willie Biggerstsff, who wen
, down to attend the strawberry festival. A
will be seen by the Wayerly correspondence
Miss Biggerstaff received u large and beauti
, full cake, which was voted to her by tn
, young gentlemen for being the pretties
young lady present. The reporter was pre-
scented with a slice Of the cake and suppose
I that this meant that he was the best lookin
lfetLoD that S1asnt there, but Capt. Come
says that the best looking crowd in the cour
8 tY holds forth at the recorders Office SO W
suppose that let's the reporter out.