The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1889-06-15
personalities.

Mr.. ThOs. James spent Tuesday in Kansas
City.
Capt. j.. D. Conner spent Tuesday in Kan
sa4 City.
Mr.. LOUIS Bauerly spent Tuesday In Kan
Sas City.
Judge Richard Field is holding court at
Marshall.
Mr.. VIM. Harrison spent Wednesday in
Wellington.
Mr.. Chas. Taubman spent Thursday in
Kansas City,
Judge Jas. w. Harrison was in Higgins
vile Tuesday.
MIR. John Rlokert, of Warrensburg, was In
the city Monday.
Mr.. u. q. Phetz,ng was in Conc ordis on
business Tuesday.
Mr.. Harve Cobb was In Kansas City on
business Yesterday.
Mrs. Augusta Barley has been in. Warrens-
burg most Of the week.
Mr.. Thos. Walker, OF Page City, was on
our streets Wednesday.
MIR. Nm. Bandon spent Wednesday aud
Thursday in Carrollton.
Miss Carrie Mclaughlin. OF near this city ,
is visiting in Higginsville.
Mr.. JAS. Nickel went up TO Kansas City
Tuesday and spent the day.
DIR. Jno. X. Owens aud wife bave BON
been quite i'll the past week.
Mater Alex. Lesueur, Jr.. is in the city
visiting relatives and friends.
MIR. T. NJ. Nichols left Wednesday for
Washington city. or business.
Messrs. Will Zeiler and Thos. Bolton had
business in kansas CITY Sunday.
Jno. 5. Blackwell, Esq. was in Warrens'
burg Thursday on legal business.
Uncle Albert Moore was here last Monday
lie is looking In better health lately.
Miss ANNE Stuckey, of Lathrop. is in the
city visiting-Miss Fannie Robinson.
Mrs. f. Z. Reynolds, of Grand Pass. ID
here visiting her mother, Mrs. Sarah Sill.
Mr.. Jos. Edmonds left Wednesday fol
Lincoln, Neb., to transact some business.
Miss Judy Vaughan is visiting the family
of Mr.. S. q. Wentworth and other friends.
Miss Annie Hines left Sunday morning fol
Kansas City, where she Will spend the sum
mer.
Miss Lucy Hays left yesterday morning fol
a visit of several weeks to friends In Bates
City.
Miss Katie Holland left yesterday morning
! for Fort Worth, Tex, to attend the spring
palace.
Mr.. r. c. Anderson. of Lees Summit came
down Sunday to attel d the W. NJ. A. com
mencement.
Mr.. FIynt Sawyer, of Independence, was
here last Tuesday visiting the scenes OF hi
boyhood days.
DIR. Ed. Meng, OF Dover, passed through
here Wednesday morning on his way to Den
| yer, Colorado.
Mr.. William Catr0n has returned from
| Columbia, where he has been attending III
State University.
Mr.. F, o. Rogers, of Waco, Tex, arrived
here Thursday night for u visit to his daugh
ter, Mrs. S. Sellers.
Mr.. A. w. Smith was in attendance at thu
Sunday school convention at CarrolltOn We'd
nesdsY and Thursday.
Miss Lizzie Brown. of Independence, VIII
has been visiting Miss Matte Grimes, return
ed home Wednesday,.
Mr.. Wood Young, now of ST. Joseph, CANT
down last Thursday to attend the Merry-Go
Round entertainment.
Mrs. NoIIie Bum, who has been visitlnl
Mrs. Geo. Farrar, returned to her home II
Marshall last Monday.
Miss Juliet Young left Wednesday to at
tend the closing exercises of the State Norma
school at Warrensburg.
Mr.. Jno. GGhner was at Blackburn seYera
| ,l,,,, tbis ,raaG pIaninU Al ,nnnnmanf IN thu
memory Of Miss Jennings.
Prof. f., NJ. Hopkins, Of w. NJ. A.. lef
Wednesday morning for Fort Worth. Tex.
to attend the spring palace.
Mr.. Frank Lamborn leaves this morning
for u business trip to Fort Worth, Tex, ant
to attend the Spring Palace.
Judge b. G. Cha, k, who has been visiting
his daughter. Mrs. G. W. Hyde. returned
home Wednesday morning.
Misses Lola LiItlejohn, Lille Cox and Id
Van Anglen. of Dover, were in the City Mon
day, viewing the dress parade.
Miss Sue Jones, OF Albemarle county, Va.
who has been teaching school In this count,
returned to her home Monday.
Ms. Bera Robins, of Kansas City, VISITED
neE slstGT, MIS- bu' Ihyuc scEcthi uaJS oh'
returned home Tuesday morning,
Mr.. Vim. Morrison was ut Kansas CITY
yesterday, where he was summoned to aP
pear before the railroad commissioners.
MIS-. Sarah Ball and Misses May and Luc.
Ball, have returned from their visit to tn
family OF Judge Benton, Ia Clay township.
Miss Edith Leonard, after a three weeks
.,,.e a. H. A:..aa HnIa aaNrnnA - ha
home, in Mount Leonard, Wednesday morn
ing.
Mrs. T. G. Wilson aud Mr.. Walter Perkini
OF Troy, who have been visiting their sister
Mrs. q. A. Sturges, returned nome Thurs
day.
Miss Katie Payne, Of Independence. cam
down Thursday to attend the reception an
for a visit to the family of Mr., W. u. Hick
man.
Miss Annie COnnell, of Portsmouth, O.. th
guest of Miss Matte Young. left for Kanss
City yesterday to spend u few days with he
sister.
Mr.. Goodrich Wilson and daughter. Mis-
Mary, lett Tuesday for a visit In Blackburn
Mr.. W. for a few days and Miss w. for q fey
weeks.
Hon. r. A. Hicklin, and Messrs. VIM.
Claggett and John Beahr composed part {
of the Lexington delegation to Kansas Cit.
Sunday.
Hon. Xeuophon Ryland left last night 70
st. Louis. where he will deliver the openinl
address at the dedication Of the Masonic Or
pdan Home.
UrnIn TnmmU Williams Ia hnnn from
visit to McAllIster springs, but we are sorr
to say was not much improved in health b
the waters.
Mrs. George McGrew and daughter. ate
a visit OF several weeks to relatives here. re
turned to their home, in st. Louis, Wedne,
day evening.
Messrs. Lurian Weaver. Of Washington
township, W. T.. Anderson. of Odessa. an
r. L.. Flshback, OF Clay township. were her
last Monday.
Miss Lula Piper. who has been visitin
Miss Lillian RyIand since the closing of G. 4
e.. returned to her home in Marshall, Wee
nesdly evening.
, Mr.. Jas. G. McGrew, wife aud son, Jane
; g., Jr., left for Kansas City Tuesday. M
Nc. is there to attend the sitting Of the raj
road commissioners
DIR. w. Il. GOsewisch returned home frol
his trip to Europe, where he ha, been study
Ing medicine, last Tuesday evening, and wi
practice at this place.
Mr.. T. L.. Jones, the efficient and good
looking Republican though he be- post
e clerk an the Mo. p. Il. Il. spent his tw
e weeks lay of In st. Louis.
y Little Lillian Young was sufficient ly reco
" cred TO take II carriage ride last Tuesda
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