The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1889-07-27
IRE trip through Colorado, New Mexico.

aud California.
Mrs II. &. Russell and her sister. Mrs
salon Boydsgnn, 81 Orryillc, Ohio, who liza,
! been here, LEFT yulurday for BlairtOwn, Mo.
: To visit ihyIr sister.
MIR. jas. Price visited in Kansas City sun
day. lie returned Sunday evening accom-
panied hy his wiln. who has been visiting rel,
niivcs at that place.
MIR. John IIagerdOrn and wife and Mis-,
MriIn Martin. Of st. Joseph. who have beer
visiting the family oil MIR. Victor Bour
returned home Thursday.
Miss Julia Ricketts,, formerly OF this city
but now of Bloomington, HIS, arrived
here Wcdnrsdny morning Tor IL visit to hel
friend, Miss Geneyievc Russell.
Miss Louise BLXsOn, of Detroit Mich.
visited Mrs. l.. D.. Wisemau at this place
! Tuesday and left for home Wednesday nc.
companird by Miss Jean Wl~eman,
Misses Earth and Mabel Schultz, of Lin.
wood Lawn, left Wednesday morning for
Independence and Kansas CITY, where they
will visit friends about two weeks.
Miss Bessie Daniel, of ScdalIa, and Miss
| Opal McMiliin, OF Joplin, who have been
visiting ut Mr.. VIM. Il. Stccle's left tG- the
home OF the former Wednesday evening.
Mrs. VIM. Clark and her sister, Mrs. Franz
Bayli>s. o. Srdalia, and Misses Fannie and
Mary Robinson and Bertclll KildOw were al
| Helms lake Thursday. Ask them how they
got there.
Prof. ia. Payne, the tonsorIai artist, ac-
companicd by his wife, went mp TO Kansas
city Yesterday. lie returned last night, but
bis wife will remain there 10 visit friend.
several days.
The first college girl has arrived. Miss
Jessie Burton, of liiggmsyiIle. came III Wed,
ncs,iay night and will visit Miss Anna Price
umin The opening of The G. &c. Her room
has already been selected.
Gen. H.. G. Botcicr left last Wednesday
for Weaverton, Maryland, where he will
spend the summer with relatives and friends
OF his bOybcod days. We wish him Il safe
journey ami IL pleasant visit.
Miss Nellie Foster lett Tuesday morning
for Sweet Springs, where she will spent Il
week or ten days witt relatives and friends
Miss Rowene Goodwin, Of Waverly, visited
Miss Nellie Foster here Monday.
NlIA. ~ IA FlftuiiP. VI 81 bOuiNs W nv hNs
been visiting Mrs. John Cox for several
week, returned home yesterday morning
accompanied by Mis-, Ozitc Cox, who will
attend school there next fail and winter.
Messrs. X. Sam Hays and Thos. j. John
accompanied by Miss Belle HAYS and hel
guest, Miss Maymc Belle ,Of Knoxville, Tenn.
went to Sweet Springs TO attend Il necktiC
party last Saturday night and returned home
Monday morninA.
Mr. joel Hickman LETT Sunday morning
for Kansas City, where he will remain unit
tho middle of August. His sister, Miss COro
accompanied him and will visit friends ant
relatives there and in Independence fol
about two weeks.
Mr.. II, i. Bates. OF Paola, kas,, who ha'
been visiting his wife and her parents, Mr.,
aud Mr.. A T. kirtlcy, for several days re-
turned home Tuesday, accompanied by hi
wife and child, who have been visiting here
for some lime.
lion. VIM, II. Carter, representative in thu
legislature tor four years, but now of Cold
water. Kansas. has been here the past weel
visiting friends and relatives. We are HAPPY
W Sl'At hiahN hS hSo NhIll'I1 HtNO'NiSu ii
health and is doing well financially in his new
home.
Mr.. s.. n. Dickson, a broker of MoTriiltOn
Ark, was IN the city Saturday on business
with the McGrew milling Co. He speak
very highly OF the Mill and ils management
and says Il great deal OF The Hour is sold in hi
town, he having handled it by the wholesale
himself.
Our old friend Jake" %Reinhard, of st
Louis, was Ia the city several days this week
having been called to the bedside Of his sis
ter. Mrs. Mary T.. Baker, who il very Ill. II,
will be remembered by all our citizens WHIT
lived here before the war" as the !InioI
member of the hardware firm of T.. Il j. e
l%seinhaTd, broadway.
The family OF Conductor George Barton
of The !. c., u. y il. Division, Who have here
.ofOre resided in Kansas City, arrived here
Tuesday night and will TesIue here in tn,
future, having rented the house of Mr.. Geo
MuIlIniX, at the corner Of Seventeenth ant
Main streets. There IS not a more genia
conductor on the road than Mr.. Barton
and we welcome him and his family TO thl'
place.