The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1889-06-29
Personalities

MIR. Man. ChiLn was in Kansas City Sun
day.
Mr.. G. X. Smith spent Saturday in Kansas
City.
Miss Bessie Marshall is visiting in Higgins
vile.
Mr.. ThOs. Wilson was in Kansas City
Monday.
Mr.. Albert Winkler spent Sunday in Kan
sas City,
Mr.. James Darby spent Sunday anu Mon
day here.
DIR. Il. =. Miller, of Sedalia, was in the oity
Thursday.
Mr.. Henry Meinecke, OF COncOrdia, spent
Monday here.
Rev. j.. w, Keeble preached at Sweet
Springs Thursday.
Mr.. Jno. Gmhner spent several days of this
week in st. Louis.
Mr.. II. G.. Crenshaw has been at home
most OF this week.
DIR. Il. A. White, of MaysvilIo, KY, visited
friends here Tuesday.
Mr.. JAS. Peak, vile and daughter, visited
Kansas City Monday.
Mrs, Fred Weise has had IA slight attack of
pneumonia this week.
Miss Lizzie Scott. of Page City, is visiting
Miss Minnie Drysdale.
Miss Aurelia Miller visited near Page City
saver al days this week.
Major Fred. Meet went up to Kansas CITY
Thursday to purchase ice.
Mr.. VIM. Ahrens, after quite a spell of
sickness, is able to be about.
Mr.. Ernest Chapman has been visiting
his parents here since Sunday.
Mr.. Z. NJ, Bowring, of Wellington. made
US u pleasant call last Monday.
Judge Jos. f. Smith returned from a visit
In Independence. Tuesday night,
Miss Mamie Gordon left Thursday for a
visit of Il few day in Kansas City.
Mrs. ltobt Taylor returned from a visit to
Sweet Springs Monday morning.
Miss Lettie Saunders left Wednesday MORN
Ing for II visit to friends IN Marshall.
Mr.. Lewis Neale was one of Lexingtcn's
representatives at Kansas City Thursday.
Mr.. J. L.. Marshall spent several days of
this week at Aullville visiting his mother.
M. Will Green spent several days Of this
week here visiting his parents and sisters.
Mr., r.. L. Davis, travelling freight agent Of
the Santa Fe &. r., was IN the city Yesterday.
M, A. l.. Richards returned from u bust.
ness trip to Waco, Tex. Saturday morning.
Mr GersbOn Silverman has been visiting
in Atchison, kas., and S, Joseph this week.
Hon. Alex. Graves retl rned from q bust.
ness trip to Denver, Colorado. Tuesday even.
ing.
Mre. John Petty, of Liberty, arrived here
Monday night for a visit to Mrs. R0bt. Will
son.
Mr.. Jos. Oatman, of Norborne, was here
visiting relatives and old friends last Wednes.
day.
Miss Rosa Gehner, who has been attending
school in st, Louis. is expected home Mon
day.
Mr.. Jos. Afford went up to Kansas CITY
yesterday and will spend two or three weeks
there.
Miss Lizzie Smith left yesterday morning
for a weeks visit 10 her brothers in Indepen.
dence.
Rev. J. NJ. CLANCY spent last Tuesday
here visiting his daughter, Mrs. W. B
Wilson.
Miss Florence Noal returned from a two
weeks visit in Saline county last Saturday
evening.
Mrs. w. T. Bell and Miss Matilda Young
left Monday for a visit TO friends IN Edger.
ton, Kas.
Mrs. J. B. Kirtley, OF Kansas City. arrived
here Thursday night for a visit TO Mrs. J. +
Robinson.
Mrs. Sallie Hickam, OF Upton, is here yisI-
ting her son, Mr.. w. l.. Hlckam, in EasI
Lexington.
Mr.. Jno. Worley, Of Odessa, spent several
days of this week visiting the family OF Rev.
II. NJ. Cobb.
Mrs. JnO. Morrison and baby left Thursday
morning for u visit of a couple OF weeks In
Independence.
MIR. b. Brown Shultz. OF st. LOUIS, arrived
here Wednesday morning for IA visit to HI
wife and baby.
Mrs. Chas. Morrison of Kansas City ant
three children are visiting the family of Mr.
T. S. Chandler.
Mrs. Wm, II. ChiIes and son, Henry C.
left Thursday morning for a visit in Kansa
City and Holden.
Mrs. Morris Gratz and son, Joe, LEFT
Monday evening for q visit TO relatives il
CINCINNATI. Ohio.
Rev. H.. NJ. Richardson left for Corder yes
terdsy to attend the Sunday school conven
ton of the Baptist church.
r Mr.. Anton Soelluer, wife and children, O
st. LOUIS, are visiting Mesdamcs Jno
D GGhner and Jno. Kriehn.
/ Miss Minnie Bsehr, who has been visiting
3 relatives in Kansas City since Christmas, re
J turned home Monday night.
Messrs. Tee and Harry Earl, of Kansa
, City, spent several days of this week her
. visiting relatives and friends.
= Mrs. Hiram Lewis, children and mother
were in the city Tuesday night. They lei
, Wednesday morning for Carrollton.
: Capt Anderson. of the Undine. spent Sat
: urday IN Kansas City. Capt. Jos. Wllso
= was at the wheel during his absence.
Mr.. Chas. W. Branch. of st. Joseph. VIII
has been visiting his father near this city 70
the past week, left for home yesterday.
Miss Minnie Winkler returned from q tw
weeks visit to her cousin, Miss Mimi
Sporting, in Warrensburg. Wednesday.
!, Mrs. Nat. Winters, of Independence, sper
several days Of last week visiting friends her
and returned home Saturday morning.
u Mr.. Frank Lamborn returned from Fol-
Worth. Tex, where he has been attending
the Spring Palace, "Wednesday morning.
Mrs. Guthrie and daughter. Miss Maggie
OF Springfield, w. Va, spent several days @
this week visiting Mrs. Jas. Moorehead
NJ. and Nine. Edouard Blitz left Tuesda
evening for Grand Rapids, Mich, NINE
pIttZ'a fnrmar hnna In amend tha Summar
: Mrs. Newton Gibson returned iron
, Charleston, Ind, where she went to atten
the funeral of her father, Tuesday ~,uOrnlng
Mr.. Emison Chanslor, wife and SON., Lin
rick, and Mr.. Ernest McCsusland and Mn
Maize McGrew spent Sunday In Richmond
Misses Glenn and Laura ana Annie Ire
. land, returned FROM u visit to Mrs. WI
-. Stonestreet, IN Kansas City. Tuesday morl
ing.
Miss Katie Watts, Of Fayette, after
weeks visit to Miss Martha Crenshaw, lie
d, Tuesday for IL visit to her brother in kansi
:, City.
Mrs. James II. Hall and son Clyde. lie
Wednesday morning for EldoradO Springs /
spend a few weeks for the benefit Of the
a, health.
Misses Binnie and Alice Bryan, OF Spriua
, for several week, returned home Friday
last week.
- Prof. e. c. Parker expected to leave f
Of California yesterday morning, but was une!
pectedly called to SedalIa. He will probab
le leave Monday.
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