The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1889-07-13

ness "Trip Tuesday but was compelled to re
turn home Tbursday evening on account OF
carbuHclc on his neck.
Mr.. j. j. Sudzuki VISITED IN Independence,
this week, and returned to this place Wed.
nesdly evening TO visit lIe family OF hi
dian. Rev. \. NJ. Cobb.
DIR. $. Il. Harris. formerly II citizen OF thi.
county. visited friends at his old home, Wa.
verify, last week and and passed through here
Sunday ON hi. way home.
Miss Annie Neal, OF Yick~burg, Miss. who
has been visiting the family Of Mr.. Lewis
Neal for some time, left for Alma Tuesday
morning 80 visit relatives.
Misses Eva aud Leah Asbury, OF Higgins
vile. while on their way home from II visit in
Dover. stopped over at this place Monday aud
spent the day with the Misses Hyde.
pr. J II. Straugnan arrived home Satur-
day evening from a weeks visit in Clinton.
accompanied by Miss Jennie Williams, OF
that place, whN il now visiting here.
Mr.. Jos. Hook LEFT Sunday morning for a
business trip To Gainesville, Fort Worth,
lclcford. Mckinney, Dallas and Corsicana,
Tex. He will be gone about Il month.
Mrs. Emma Smith, of Bonis vile, KY, ar
rived here Sunday morning for a visit to The
family Of her brother, Mr.. VIM. u. namlett.
whom she had not seen for twenty years.
MIR. J. X. Young and Mrs. jennie Chris =
tian, OF Kansas City, who have been visiting
Mrs. Benz, Van han. near Dover, passed
through here sunday morning on their way
hume.
MfGE InGgia RIrtny nj Itfrntn9ytIlA 81,
has been visiting friends at Fairview for
some siX weeks, arrived here Saturday Of
last week and il now visiting Miss Anna
Price.
Miss Kate Gordon and Master Gordon
Graham left Monday morning for West Las
Animas, Col, to visit the ~lattcT's father,
Mr.. MIllard Graham, during the heated
season.
MIR. NJ. q. Jacob and family, now of Kan
sas City, were here last Monday and Tues
day visiting friends. They will shortly
leaye for the eastern watering places for The
summer.
Mrs. Albert Price. who has been visiting
friends in Tine county for some time, spent
Friday night of last week in this city and
returned TO her home, in Weston, Saturday
morning.
Mr.. Herbert Williams, now clerking in the
dry goods establishment of q. Y. Smith X
Co., at Kansas City, came down Saturday
night 10 spend Il vacation of six weeks with
his parents.
Mr.. WIN. ii. Chiles went to Holden Tues
day and returned Wednesday evening, ac.
companied by mis- wife and son, Henry c. DR.,
who have been visiting at that place for the
p ist Two weeks.
Prof, a. A. Jones and wife and Mrs. Jno.
A. Jones and daughter. Miss I'essie. and
sons. Ernest and Herbert, arrived here We'd
nesday morning and have settled down in C.
+. c.. their future home.
Messrs. amiel Winkler and Fred. Sailing.
Two former Lexingtnnians now residing al
Fort Smith. Ark. arrived here on the Fourth
10 spend a short vacation and returned to
their homes Monday morning.
DIR. K. II. Vaughan, wife and child. OF
arrived here Monday morning. |
The doctor returned Monday evening as his
required his attention. His wife
and child will remain for several weeks.
Mr.. Walter Lee PIattenburg, who was WIS.,
ting relatives in Dover several DAYS OF lat
week, passed through here Sunday on his |
way back 10 Kansas City. He was accom- |
panied by his %"i>ter. Miss lula Plattenburs. |
Mr.. f.. +. HaUSam. wife and Daby. of Big |
Springs, Texas, are here visiting relatives
md friends. They leave next week for
10 visit Mrs. lIauslm's father and
Irothers and from thence they Will return to |
Miss Lizzie Warren, of SedalIa, who has |
ben visiting relatives In this city and Dover
Or the past week, retur ned home Thursday |
She Will leave again Monday for
San Francisco, Cal, where she will spend
he summer.
Mr.. Frank Benton and sister, Miss Mary, |
II COrder. accompanied by their guests.
Misses Maggie Hammond and Susie Richards.
If Fayette, and Miss Leila Gillian. OF Bruins.
wick, spent Tuesday in this city visiting
COmorall Harrison and viii, too, he
says.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Carr. Of Dover town.
hip passed through here Saturday night on
heir way home from Richmond. Ind, where
hey went To celebrate the Fourth by a reun-
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EXCELLENT time and that there were 40 MEM
of the family registered.
A party OF railroad officials composed OF
he following gentlemen spent Saturday night
n this citv: General Superintendent A. W.
Dickinson, Supt. II. q. Clark. Division Supt.
u. Stillwell, Superintendent Of Bridges snd
buildings X. M. Peck, chief Engineer JAS.
v. Way, Resident Engineer Henry s.
iohwer and Attorney r. W. G. Crews. They
we're on a special train in charge of Mr.. Jas.
Messrs. A.. Wade, of HlggfusvllIe, and J.
l.. Tcvis ana Eli Wade, OF Clinton, passed
Trough here Monday morning on their way
} Kansas City. to buy furniture for Il new
IN composed OF the two latter gentlemen,
5no will start IN business ut Clinton. They
to this place Monday evening and
here Tuesday and purchased part
I their stock from the Winkler Furniture
company,