The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1889-09-21
Personalities.

Guy.
ID. Nj. Chapman was IN Kansas City yes
terday.
Mr. Jas. Drysdale has been on the sick last
this week.
Mr. Geo. Chapman spent Sunday here with
his parents.
Kansas City.
MIR. Fred WinkIer was in Independence on
business Monday.
MIR. jas. Clay ton and son, of Kansas City,
spent sunday mere,
Nj. VIM. u. Wainwright has been visiting
IN uIgginsYilie this week.
MIR. VIM. Ii. Chlles Was in Independence
Oh legal business Thursday.
Mr.. a. Ii. Adels lett Tor st Louis Monday
night to attend the exposition.
Mrs. Chris Kist auu children have been
VLsiung IN COnUordIa this week.
Miss Bodie MOuntjoy left Wednesday for
ST. Louis iUT Il Visit TO relatives.
Miss Florence hullner returned Tuesday
from II visit 10 friends IN Waverly.
Mr.. Nm. H.. Greer attended the barbecue
at leeds, neal Kansas City. Monday.
MIR. w. IL. Hickman and family spent Tues
day ana Wednesday in Independence.
Miss Jessie Campbell, Of RuSselyille, Is Wis.
lling her sister. Mrs. George Sedgwick.
Mrs. l., +. Clemmens left Tuesday morn
ing Tor 81. Joseph to visit friends and rela-
tisos.
Miss ate Fleming has arrived In New
York for the further prosecution OF her vocal
studie-.
Mrs, Nancy Hicklin left Monday morning
for Kansas City TO spend several weeks with
her daughter.
Miss Louisa Mebl and little Walter left
Saturday night for a visit to the ~latter's father
in ConcOrdia.
Master Geo. Farrac.. returned Thursday
night from Il months visit to relatives In
Gainesville, Tex.
Mrs. Dora Weller, of Leayenworth, Kas.,
arrived here Monday night for a visit to her
mother and sister.
Miss ..olIa Glover, of Kansas City. who has
been here visiting the Misses Gunlack, re-
turned home Monday.
Mrs. JnO. c, Young,Jr., left Monday morn
ing for Shreveport, Ills, for a visit of several
weeks to her brother.
Mr.. Il. w. H. Ahrens returned Monday
from Chicago and st. Louis where he has
been purchasing goods.
Mrs. A. V. Robinson left Wednesday
morning Tor st. Joseph to attend the EXPOSE
ton and visit relatives.
MIR. VIM. G. McCausland returned Satur-
day from st. Louis and Chicago where he
went 10 purchase goods.
Miss Annie Hines will leave to-morrow
night for t. LOUIS where sho will attend the
school of the Good Shepherd.
Mr.. I'll. e. Wallace left Tuesday to attend
the meeting of the Lafayette and johnson
Baptist association Mt Holden.
Miss Matilda Oderfeld, of L~eavenworth,
Kas. arrived here ! thursday night and is Wis
Ting her aunt, Mrs. c. +. Winter.
Mr.. Jno. Price left yesterday morning for
Holden TO attend the meeting of the Lafay-
cite aud johnson Baptist Association.
Mr.. NJ. j. Chinn left for st. Louis Monday
night to purchase his fall and winter stock OF
dry goods and TO attend the exposition.
Mrs. +. l.. Harris, Of Kansas City, after a
weeks visit to her mother, Mrs. Z. q. Wal
lace, returned to her home Saturday morning.
Mrs. A. q. Lackey and little daughter,
Vesta, arrived here Wednesday night and
are visiting The family Of Mr.. W. B.. Steele.
Mrs. Stella Bedding. OF st. LOUIS, who has
been visiting her father, Col. j. r. Ford, for
several weeks, left for home Saturday morn
ing.
been visilIr & the family Of his uncle, Mr.. C..
Il, Schaefermeyer, returned home Monday
night.
Mr.. Allen Campbell spent Monday In Con-
cordia. Something mighty suspicious hovers
about his actions. Look out for wedding
cards.
Mr.. VIM. Aull. wife and children. returned
Sunday evening from Gordonsville. Va,
where they have been on an extended visit to
relatives.
Miss Annie T. Mountjoy. of Maysville. n.y.,
who has been visiting the family of her uncle.
Mr.. g. NJ. Mountjoy for y long time, return
ed home Wednesday.
Mr.. VIM. Campbell was in Kansas City
Tuesday and yeste rday purchasing goods
for the new grocery store to be started BY
him in East Lexington.
bA" '"t AAtAh " iiN ~ EuuuuuJ
aud has accepted a position In the Office Of
Collector WOrthington. We are glad to see
him amongst us again.
Mr.. II, M. Egglsston and family arrived
here from Winchester, Va, last Friday. Mr..
K. will take charge of the Commercial hotel
the first OF next month.
Miss Leona Cordell, of Marshall, who has
been visiting the family Of Col. NJ. V. l..
McClellsnd, near Wellington, passed through
here Monday night, en- route home.
Miss Myrtle Harding. of Oak Grove .andMlss
Drue McCOOi, Of Creighton, arrived here
Monday and entered c. f. g., swelling the
grand total up TO 10 boarding pupils.
Mr.. Harvey McGinnis, son of Mr.. F. L..
McGinnis, of st. Louis, who has been on a
visit to his uncle, Mr.. W. l.. McGinnis, Of
Tabo, left last Saturday for his home.
Mr.. w. V. A. CatrOn is at school at the
University Of Missouri, In Colu nbia, Mo-,
not Columbus. Ohio. as announced in the
Register OF last week and in the News Of this
week.
Mr.. Fred Beal returned Monday night from
Topeka, Kas., where he WAS called during
the. what proved fatal, sickness of his father.
While gOne he made a visit to friends IN
Ohio.
Mr.. A. d. French. Of Milwaukee, Wis, q
graduate Of the Springfield, Mass, Y. NJ. A.
training school, has been called by the assO.
citation at This place and was telegraphed for
last Thursday.
Mr.. james Martin and Mrs. Bell Robb, and
her two daughters, Mrs. Mollie Carter and
Mrs. Belle Martin. Of Lawson, Ray county,
were here last Saturday and Sunday visiting
the family OF Mr.. JOhn Taylor.
Mrs. T.. S. Morris writes us from LexIng-
ton, KY, that she has moved from HAMPTON.
Ga, where she has been living for some
years. Mrs. Morris will be remembered as a
daughter CT MIR. Ii. J. Higgins.
Mrs. Belle Robinson. of Kansas City, who
has been spending the hot weather with rela.
tives and friends IN this county while en- route
home from Wayerly, last Saturday, was
taken sick here and has since been quite III
at Mrs. Jennie Stewards.
Mr.. Il. w. Barnes and wife, who were
called to Custer City, South Dakota, last
june by the sickness of their son, James, and
several members of his family returned nome
Monday night. Their son recovered but two
OF his children died OF diplheria.
Miss Maud Edwards, Of Blackburn, left
last Thursday morning for st. Louis, in COM
panY with Mrs. NJ. II. Cook and Mrs. Sam
Campbell. Miss Maud Will spend the winter
in ST. Louis studying music at the Beethoven
Conservatory and Mrs, Campbell will 20
aupf 10 hos n har nun bu,,ly p,II;l.