The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1889-10-12
personalities.

Mr.. Albert Glllen anu sister, MISS Lizzie,
spent sunday In Kansas City.
Miss Maggie Spears attended conference at
Saturday and Sunday.
Hon. IL &. Wallace has been In Jefferson
City, this week. on legal business.
Miss josie Low of st. Louis. arrived here
Sunday night and entered b. +. T..
Mrs. q. B. Teal and daughter, Mrs. T. n.
Noel. spent Thursday IN Kansas City.
MIR. Geo. Sedyich, wife and baby are visit
ing relatives In Ray county this week.
Mr.. ID. Hecker, was in LeayenwOrtb, kas.,
on business and for pleasure Thursday.
Mrs. K. Z. Gordon has been quite Ill for
several days this week but is now better.
Rev. Jno. q. Shackleiord requests his ad-
dress changed from Butler To Corder, Mo.
Mrs. Nellie A. Dealey and children Of
Dallas, Texas. are visiting at Mr.. Z. Aliens.
Uncle johnnie Rice has been quite sick
with t1 phoid fever but is now convalescing.
Mr.. w. s. Clagett will attend tho session OF
the Masonic Grand Lodge In St. Louis hext
week.
Mrs. Sophia Tevls, Of Holden. 10 here visit
ing her father, Mr.. j. j. Fleming, and other
relatives.
Messrs. L. Hoffman and L. Rostagno were
in Kansas City on business Wednesday and
Thursday.
Mrs. j. ID. Morrow left Sunday night for
Chic 40, to again be treated BY an eminent
physician.
Mr.. AL. Grant. who has been in Dial las
Tex, for the past three months, returned
home Tuesday.
Miss Susie Dyer, of Higginsville, arrived
here Thursday morning for q visit OF several
days to friends.
Miss Josie Shaw. Of q. F. Cleft yesterday
morning for Kansas City to spend 4 few days
with her parents.
Mr.. Frank Taubman, now working in the
tinshop of Mr.. Kleinschmidt, in Higginville,
spent sunday here.
Mrs. Jno. q. Young, Jr., returned Satur-
day night from a visit of several weeks to
relatives in Freeport, Ills.
MIR. j. Nethercutt requests Us to change
his address from Race Track to Champion,
Deer Lodge county, Montana.
MI. JAS. Nickel lett Monday night for st.
Louis to attend the fair and from there lie
went TO Illinois to visit relatives.
MIR. Alex Graves was elected one OF tie
NlCc- pTesluculS Va tuO "lsbOuil otntC y
Association at st. Louis this week.
Hon. Z. M. Edwards, Of Waverly, was
here Tuesday on business and visiting his
son who is attending the w. M. A.
Miss Kate Pitser leaves next Monday for
Talladega, Alabama, where she has accepted
a position as matron 10 q large boarding
> school.
Messrs. Thos. Fletcher, Chas. Taubman.
Thos. Yingling and Frank Lsmborn were
the guests OF DIR. VIM. Woodward, In Hardin
; Sunday.
r Mrs, Belle Anderson and children, of Rock
/ vile, Mo. and Mrs. Della Hirni, of Papins-
5 Vile, No, are visiting their sister. Mrs. X.
NJ. Afford.
Messrs. Thos. SAWYER and K. II. Smith, Of
s this county. are members OF the grand jury
p OF the u. s. district court now In session in
I Kansas City.
1 Rev. j. W. Feeble, who has been VISITING
9 friends and relatives in Maryland and Vir.
ginia for the past two weeks, is expected
home tonight.
Miss Mary Aull, now of Kansas City. while
4 en- route to st. Louis. last Friday night. stop
. ped over at this place and visited Mrs. Mari,
n Pomeroy until Sunday evening.
Mrs. Z, B. Wallace, now Of Tacoma. Wash
ington, is here visiting her many friends
She is stopping with Mrs. Jas. Wentworth
. corner of 10th and Main street.
IL Mr.. q. b. Stricken, a graduate Of W. NJ.
;, A., visited his Aim Mater Sunday. lie l
now employed In the Office of the city engl
neer of Kansas City ut a good salary.
Mrs. Albert Keller and neice, Mis-
Allie. who baye been spending the summe
a. Saratoga and other famous summer resort
" of the east, returned home Sunday night.
" MIR. l. Med. Demuth, who has been edito
Of the News for sometime, has severed hj
" connection with that paper and Miss Ami
" Mountioy has been employed In his stead.
Frank Nicholson, Jr., who has been quit
sick with typhoid fever for several weeks,
:, improving. His sis ter, Miss MOllie. who hi
also been sick. is able to be up aud around.
Miss Anna Kennedy, OF Higginsville. hi
10, arrived home from an extended visit
.r Washington, d. c.. and entered upon HI
al, duties as teacher In the Higginsville school.
Judge j. w. Harrison will move to Hi
Ir g%InsyIlle about January l, he having pul
= chased the stock CT Mr.. Grove Young. al
" will continue the business at the old stand.
ho Miss Ella Young returned last Friday fro
a two weeks visit to friends and relativ
near H!gginsville. She was accompani
home by Miss Mamie Bear who spent I
day here.
ao MIR. A. j. Croacker, from Wythe count
Va, who comes of the old Daniel stock W
at the Commercial hotel on Tuesday. He
now Il resident of Napoleon where he W
Ems recently married to u lady of that vicinity.
N. Mr.. Goodrich Wilson and wife return
*. from a months s%ojourn at Colorado Sprin
om and Mauiteau sprin gs, Col, Thursday mig
Their daughter, Miss Mary, for the benefit
for whose health they went west, is still at MAJ
chit teiu Springs.
,,d The following cards have been received
he friends Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Wins
he request your presence at the marriage
. as their daughter. Dixie. to Magruder Wills
he OHutt, Wednesday Afternoon, October 10.
five O'Clock. Methodist e. church, Sou
and Lexington. Mo.
II ~ Mr.. Isidore Keller, wife aud son, Al
,er. arrived here yesterday NOR ming. Mrs. X
ana Ter and son have been spending the SUNNI
o at the fashionable summer resorts Of the e
and will remain here all winter. MIR. Kel
will leave again Monday on his regular &C
EFT, - 800
MIR. S G. Wentworth entered upon
seventy ninth year OF his lilo last Thursd
~ Htsg good wife celebrated the event by Civ
him a birthday supper, to which only
s' relatives and a few intimate friends were
! he vited. He also received q new set OF harr
nv for his buggy horse. We hope he may liy,
Jul" celebrate many similar events.
Mr.. j. H.. Bruins, who recently reno
III from this county to Washington TerrIto
In a note requesting a change OF his add
wv to Spokeane Fall. says: "rhis 10 a wonde
= " city in more ways than one, in the smoun
ma business done. Its rapid growth, the amo
m of Improvement being made and In the |
nc prices asked and paid for everything.
hoo' are much pleased so far" His many frie
here wish him much prospect in his
lem home.
ne to DIR. l.. II. Chambers, secretary OF Lex
lick ion Lodge. A, +, q A, M, has received let
was from tho relatives of Gen. Fl. g. Bots
nitre dictated by himself, thanking the lodge
Ilte- the words Of sympathy conveyed to
Inns through ! resolution passed at a late meet
The letter states thai the Genl Is still rap
o up improving and that he expects to be abb
King get about again in the near future. his nh
{ the elans stating tina, they have never know
B, the person of his age to improve so rapidly as
ping been the Case with him.