The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1889-04-27

city last Tuesday on business and visiting
their daughter at the f. A. S.
Miss Alberta Hawkins returned 10 her
school duties last Monday after a weeks
visit to her home, in Marshall.
Mrs. A. 4. Cobb, of Grand Pass, passed
through here Wednesday night en- route TO
Sweet Springs TO visit relatives.
Miss Helen Cobb was at Sweet Springs
yesterday and the day before attending the
closing exercises OF the high school.
N. p. Buck. Esq, of near Waverly, passed
through here Tuesday night on his way 10
Kansas City with a car load of stock.
Messrs. NJ. w. Serat, Geo. Wilson and
Walter Heating were in Kansas City attend
Ing the sitting of the railroad commission.
Major Il. B.. Clagett was 80 years old last
Monday. and was rendered a dinner by his
SON. William, at his residence, on Third
street.
Rev. A.. II. Sharpe requests his address
changed from Armourdale, Kansas. to Frank
lin ave. and Walnut street, Kansas City,
Kansas,
Miss Lizzie Bates. of Kansas City, spent
several days of this and last week here visit
ing relatives and returned home Tuesday
morning.
Mrs. NJ. b. King, who has been visiting
Mrs. Will Clark here for several days, re-
turned to her home, in Sedalia, Thursday
morning..
Mr.. VIM. jenkins and Miss Dora Israel. of
Waverly, passed through here Thursday
night on their way to Greenwood to visit
relatives.
Mr.. F. w. ii. Peters. of St. Louis, was in
the city Thursday. He left yesterday morn
ing for Napoleon, where he has business
interests.
Messrs. Jno. S. Blackwell and j. O. Les
ueur went to st. Louis to attend the grand
commandery OF knights Templar last Mon
day night.
Tailor Dan Wade left Tuesday morning for
a trip to Garden City, Kas. From there he
will probably go for q short sightseeing trip
into Oklahoma.
Mr.. Chalmers Wood was in the city Wed
nesday. He left Wednesday night for Eldo-
RADIO Springs, accompanied by his father
! Judge Nm. T. Wood.
Messrs. c. p. brace and Tuck Francisco
left for Oklahoma Monday morning. Th'
last we uedTu from tuem was tuat AuOh
was loaded for .'bar."
Mr.. J. B. Legg, of Kansas City, was In the
Q city Thursday night with Il view of starting
q dancing school at this place. He returned
home yesterday morning.
Mr.. Henry Doedting, who is employed Il.
Mr.. JAS. Moorehead, at the lumber yard, wa
called to his home, in st. Louis, Tuesday. b
l the sickness of his brother.
Among the passengers for Kansas Cit
y Thursday morning were M. Gratz and wife
Robt. Taubman, Jno. C. Young, l.. RostagnO
E. Hoffman and Jas. Hook.
MIR. Geo. L.. Mann, now Of Osceola, Mo
was In the city this week shaking hands wit
his MANY friends. He came up on a visit
his parents, in Clay township.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas, Buck are expected heI
to-day from Chicago. where they have bee
Ga their bridal tour. From here they will
to Denver, Col, their future home.
Miss Belle Brown, Of Independence, visi
el Miss Dixie Winsor last Tuesday. ST
returned home Wednesday morning to mai
prep %aratIons to start for California tn
morning.
y Hon. II. c. Wallace returned last Saturds
rum u uusiucs5 utp " thc "iosou
&c He left again Tuesday morning for Jefferso
CITY to attend TO some business in the 81
ID preme court.
Mr.. B. f. Smith. Of Greenwood. was in Ii
~ city several days this week visiting his brot
er-in-law, Prof. Wilson at the Baptist co
al lege. He left Thursday night for a tr
through Illinois.
of Prof. s. G. Smith, OF Springfield, a gent
man of fifteen years experience In the bra
In band room, was in The city several days tn
week. He left Tuesday morning for Color
at do Springs, Col.
Mrs. IL. ID. Weller and daughter, who ha'
OF been visiting here for the past Two weel
left Monday morning for S3dalia, TO WIFI
nj place her husband has removed. and whe
they will in the future reside,
". DR.. WI Woodland, now located at Ha
din, Ray county. was IN the city a few hou
re- "wednesday evening. and while here call
on the Intelligencer force. The doctor is
genial, wi ole -souled gentleman and we q
always glad to see him.
"Doris," a new opera, written by b.
Stephenson and Alfred Collier, was pI
y, duced at the Lyric theater, London, a &
nights ago, with great success. 1t Is said
be very bright and spiri ted, one of the sor
" In 1t receiving five encores.