The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1889-04-20
personalities

L EOts o. CIlCl bpOub quay IA
City.
Mr.. d. Hecker spent Tuesday In Kansas
City.
Mr.. Albert Schunemann spent Sunday
here.
Mr.. Goalder. Young Is in the city visiting
friends.
Mr.. W. b. Steele spent yesterday In We'll
llngton.
Mr.. Owen Lynch visited IN Higginsyille
Tuesday.
Miss Matte Hicklin Is visiting at Mr.. Jerry
Buffers.
Mrs. Jno. welborn visited In Kansas City
Yesterday.
Judge Jas. Harrison was in HIgginsville
Wednesday.
Mrs. Judge Jno. E. Ryland Is visiting in
Kansas City.
Mr.. Jos. Legg, now OF Independence, spent
Sunday here.
Messrs. Mortimer and Seth Serat spent
Sunday here.
Miss Bette Waddell left Monday for a visit
In Kansas City.
Mr.. WIN Cash, of Coldwater. Has. visited
here Saturday.
Mr.. M. r. Holt, of Ottawa. Kas.. visited
here this week.
Mr.. Gershon Silvermsn Is now able to be
about the house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam'l. Huston were in Kan
sas City Tuesday.
Mr.. VIM. Stewart spent Sunday and Mon
day In Kansas City.
Mr. Mark Belt, Jr., of Higginsville, was iu
the city Wednesday,.
MI. N. P. Buck, of Waverly, called on the
lntelligencer Tuesday.
Mr.. Harvey Cobb was In Kansas City a
couple of days this week.
Cadets Atkinson and Milekan were in Kan
City several days this week.
Mr.. Jos. Afford returned Saturday from a
five weeks visit in Moberly.
Mr.. J.. C. McGrew and wife left Sunday
night for a trip to st. Louis.
Miss Bessie Tebbs. of c, +. c., spent Sum-
day at her home, near Odessa.
Judge A. F. Alexander was In Kansas
City on legal business Tuesday.
Miss Alberta Hawkins, of g. b. c., visited
her home, in Marshall, this week.
County fSchool Commissioner Chas. D.
Ragland was in the city Thursday.
Mr.. T. c. Crenshaw was here a couple OF
days this week visiting his family.
Miss Leah Asbury returned 10 her home,
In Higginsville, Saturday morning.
Mrs. M. A. Withers has returned home
after an extended visit to st. Louis.
Mr.. KenneY Miller, now Of johnson coun.
ty, visited here Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. VIM. Hammerle has returned from
six weeks visit to Sedalia and Nevada.
DIR. Walter Foster. OF kansas City. spent
| Sunday here with his mother and sister.
Messrs. Jno. Welborn and VIM. Aull were
10 Higginsville on business Wednesday.
Mr.. u. G. Phetzing left for St. Louis We'd
nesday night to attend to legal business.
Miss Ora Houx returned home FrIds,
night, accompanied by Miss Anna Price.
DIR. j. j. Fulkerson. Of Higginsvllle, ha
been here on business most OF this week.
Mr.. +. Smelling spent Tuesday and Wed
nesdsy OF this week In Miami on business.
Hon. 81. G. Wallace left Saturday night To-
q trip to southern Missouri on legal business
Mrs. r. A. Hicklin and Miss Emma More
land spent the day in Kansas City Yesterday
Mesdames Jos. B.. Silver, Annette Peter
and Leroy Farmer spent Tuesday In Ksnss
City.
Mrs. Thos. Carney returned last wee
from q visit to relatives in Southeast Mis-
souri,.
MIR. W. j. Lieser requests bis address
changed from jacksonville to MERGED, Call
fornis.
Misses Sallie Smith and Pauline Clarksor
Of c. F. c., spent Sunday at the home OF th
former.
Rev. T. M. Cobb was in Sedslia yesterda
and the day before attending district con
ference.
Mrs. VIM. Trigg left yesterday morniu
for q weeks visit In Independence and Kan
sas City.
Mr.. Chas. Drace returned Thursday eve
ming from q two weeks visit to friends
Fayette.
Little Lillian Young has been dangerous
Ill this week but is thought to be somewh'
better now.
Mrs. d. W. B. Tevis and daughter, Ann
Maud, returned Friday night from a visit
, Dallas. Texas.
Judge Y. ,Ryland expects to attend Il
!. Grand Chapter of Royal Arch Masons at s
Louis next week.
-. Mr., Oscar Filler and Miss Emma Powe
Of MAYHEM, were here Monday and call
on the Intelligencer.
Mrs. f. Dahlmeyer and son. William,
Jefferson City. arrived here Thursday mig
for y visit to relatives.
: Drs. Geo. Haley and Chas. Wilson of Ka
=. sas CITY, were in the city on profession
business Thursday night.
Messrs. WIN. Fl. Payne and Claren
= VivIon. Of higginsville, were in the city
legal business Thursday.
Misses Anne HARDWOOD. Jennie Vaug
and Letitia Legion, OF Dover, were In t
city shopping last Monday.
. Miss Rosalie Flournoy, Of B. F. c., we
:, up TO Kansas City, Saturday for a visit. s
:. returned Tuesday evening.
Miss Gertrude Poindexter, of K. A. s.,
' turned Tuesday morning from a weeks VI
to her home. in Oak Grove.
Mrs. r. K. Wilson, of Kansas City. visit
Mrs. W. T. Hays here this week, she ,etul
ed home yesterday morning.
Mrs. W. G. Musgrove Is visiting In Ka
!, sas City q few days before returning to |
- hsme In Medicine Lodge, Kansas.
-, DIR. j. F. Hassell. Jr., of Carrollton. sp'
:. last Sunday with his parents here. lie
; ports Csrrollton in a prosperous condition
n Mr.. Otto Kreihn Is suffering with q sew,
IA case of sore eyes resulting from a deep C
contracted on the day of his sisters weddi
Mrs. Marcus Withers returned TIurst
morning from a protracted visit In st Lol
'. She was &C, ompanied home by Mr.. Will
Smith.
Mr.. W. p. Woods and wife, of Versaill
10 spent Sunday and Monday here visit
a. their daughters who are attending schoo
~ L. A. =.
's Misses Eudora Dickson, Dora Mister, B,
ye ME Green, Bertha and Matte Burnes, al
X e. A. s., spent Sunday and Monday in II
glnsville.
ne Mrs. Ed. Adams and neice, Miss All
u Mosier, who have been visiting in Kar
Gu CITY for the past two weeks, returned he
" Wednesday night.
10 Mrs. +. c. McReYnolds and Mrs. F.C,S
o. Of Grand Pass, who have been here visit
Id Mrs. Sarah Stills, returned to their ho1
NJ Wednesday morning.
Mrs. W.. b. Steele, accompanied by
ne friends Mesdames Carey and Lackey,
&c. Kansas City, visited Mrs. Steele's pare
IT, near Wsyerly, this week.
IRE Miss Mollle McMinn, of B. F.. c., left v
ltY - .Nto,I ,t,o uTo.~.o.,. n