The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1889-02-16
personalities.

Mrs. +. ID. Smith is quite III.
Mr.. Moses Benedict is still very Ill.
Mrs. Thos. IL. Smith is still very i'll.
Mr.. Jake Todhunter was here Saturday.
MIR. Chus. RoyIe little son is still very sick.
Mr.. j. p. Wlles was in the city this week.
Mrs. q. W. Hyde Is visiting in lligginsville.
Mr.. N. Hearle has u bad case Of rheuma-
Mr.. A. v. Robinson is expected home next
week.
Mr. Jas. Board. Jr., of Corder. was here
Monday.
Geo. Wilson, ESQ, WAS in Sedalia several
days this week.
Prof. VIM. f. KcrdoIf, Jr., was in Mar
shall this week.
MIR. Chas. Simmons was in Kansas City on
business last Tuesday.
Miss Annie Mister. of f. A. s., spent
Thursday in Sedalia.
Miss Ella Tribe left yesterday morning for
"a weeks visit 10 friends.
MIR. Jno. Il. Howe is confined to his bed
with a very severe cold.
MIR. G. p. Drace was in Kansas CITY ON
business last Wednesday.
McsSfs. JnO anu VIII NaihIl' VI h"SS
City, were here Monday.
Mayor Welborn is convalescent. but his ear
still troubles him greatly.
Mr.. A. #. Sharpe Is thought to be some
better, hut Is still very low.
Mr.. j. ii. Christy, of Clay township, was
in the city last Wednesday,
Messrs. Jno. Rice and Will Shotwell, of
Richmond, were here Saturday.
Mrs. Chas. H9fer, Of HIgginsville, was
here a couple of days this weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Valentine were here on
Sunday of last week visiting friends.
Mr.. j. W. Renick. of Sni-s-Bar township,
was here on business last Wednesday.
Mrs. Martha Grant is here attending the
mission services at the Episcopal church.
Mr.. A. S. VanAnglen, of Marshall, was in
the city on probate business last Wednesday.
Mr.. +. MOrath left last Saturday morning,
for Concordia, where he spent several DAYS.
Mr.. N. z. Buck, of Middleton township.
WAS in the city on business last Wednesday.
MIR. Russell B.. Harrison, of Montana. is at
| New York, gravitating toward Washington.
Mrs. W. E. Comstock spent several days
of this and last week with her parents here.
Messrs. Graves & Aull have been in War
| renburg most of this week on legal business.
Mrs. Henry WielIgman who has been sick
| for the past ten days, is able to be out ag ain.
Uncle Harvey Mallory was here last Thurs
| day, as lively as a cricket and as handsome as
ever.
We had pleasant calls last Wednesday for
Messrs. j.. S. Vickars, j. h. Pearcy and c, NJ,
Purcell.
Messrs. Hugh and Virgil Pucket, OF May
view, were here Thursday and called on the
Intelligencer.
Mrs. Ferguson is quite i'll al the residence o.
her son.in-law, Mr.. John Smith, in Washing
ton township.
Judge Richard Field LETT for Marshall, last
Monday morning. at which place he is now
holding court.
Miss DIR. Florence Hamisfar has been quite
i'll during the past week, but is now able tt
be about again.
Miss Gertrude Poindexter, of e. A. s.
spent several days at her home. IN Gal
Grove, this week.
Rev. G. w. Hyde leaves this morning fo
Windsor, where he has an appointment Il
preach Tomorrow.
Judge Lewis Williams, United States com
missioner for Alaska territory, Is visiting al
his home, Boonville, Mo.
Information has been received here of tn,
death of Mrs. Il. B. Dickey's mother at Peru
Indiana, Oh last Wednesday.
Prof. Zeisberg, of t.. A. s., has been a
Jefferson City, this week, looking after tn,
removal of his family to Lexington.
Mrs. P. e. Patterson leItlasL Monday morn
ing, for st. Louis, for d six or eight weeks
visit to her daughter, Mrs. Brown Schultz.
Mr.. w. B. Powell, editor of the Colwick
Kans., Courier, Is IN the city visiting friends
He is en- route to Indiana to visit his father.
Mr.. ID. A. Proctor, of Shelby county, Ky.
who recently bought the Stewart Summer
farm, near Odessa, was in the city last Wed
nesday and called at the Intelligencer office.
Mr.. Percy Silver. formerly of this plac'
and who is now a travelling saleman for th,
Pomeroy Coal Co., at Atchison, Kansas, wa
here Monday. He left Monday night for ST
Louis.
Mr.. Abe Keller. wife and two children, ar
rived here last Monday for a visit to relative
and friends. Mr.. Keller left Monday nigh
for a trip east and bis wife and children wIl
remain here until his return.
Sweet Springs Herald :-Miss Bette Green
a charming young lady of Lexington, is visit
Inc Mrs. w. P. Walton. Miss Della Smrtl
has returned home from K. A. Seminary a
Lexington on account Of i'll health.
Miss Jennie Grimes returned home las
Thursday week from q four months visit /
relatives in St. Louis. She has taken charg
Of the primary department of B. f. c., tn
position being made vacant by the resigna
ton of Mrs. Wilson.
Mr.. David Russell. Dr., left Wednesda
evening, for st. Louis. where he has gone I
accept a position as salesman in the linen de
partment Of the large establishment {
Scruggs. VandevOrt 81 Barney. David is
good, honest, straightforward young maj
and we wish him well In his new home.
Mr.. Robt. Norfolk. accompanied By h
wife, left for st, Louis last Monday morning
where he goes to have Mrs. Norfolk treste
by an eminent physician Of that place. W
, hope to see them back soon and with Mr.
Norfolk in her former health. Mrs. W. {
Broughton, of Odessa, met them at Higgins
q WIG anu accompanied JDem 10 OJ. IOulS.
The m%olnentous question of Mrs. Harr
= sons gown is at last settled by the Quid nunc
; 1t is ID be an elegant black silk velvet, with
e bodice cut low. but not decollete. Mrs. Hal
rison. though her hair is gray, is very fond
D bright c%olors, and for u time she hesitated
to what color she would wear, finally deciC
ing on black. The dress will be very rich an
Z will set her Off much better than color wou.
"Mr. Harrison" It is given out, "'hOpes
open the ball with Mrs. Cleveland. If m
: taking part In the first square dance he wi
take part In the grand opening march. Z
1 does not dance, but the influence of Mr.
Russell allowed the game Of tucker whiC
e is really the '~lancers. to be played at a recel
church sociable in indianapolis, and both NJ
and Mrs . Harrison were highly pleased W
it.
TheLily Band Musicale.
. The following programme, which Is u
doubtedly a good one, will he rendered