The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1889-08-24

evening.
Mrs. Emile Foster and daughter, Miss Mel
lie, went up to Kansas City yesterday to look
for u house, intending TO move up there in Il
short while.
MIR. JnO. Rickert, wife and baby, of War
rensburg. were in the city several days this
week on probate business and visiting friends
and relatives.
Misses Julia WinsOr. Julia Nealc, Estelle
and Maize McGrew, Ride AulI and Mamie
Chew v listed the Misses MeCleIland, near
Wellington, Thursday.
Judge Fred Gottschalk and Col. f. f.
Ledergerber, prominent attorneys of ST.
Louis, were In the city Saturday and Mon-
day attending circuit court.
a4Our old friend Nick. Sigwart passed through
here this week en- route TO Texas with his
daughter, Mrs. Hausam. lie will emain III
the south the coming winter.
MIR. FidelO Sharp, CT st. Louis, who came
up to this place with Mir. Lee Wallace to
visit friends, returned home Tuesday. Lee
will probably return next week.
Messrs. s. G.. and q. II. Hammer, of Clay
township, were here yesterday, making their
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hood home. in Page county, Va.
DR.. S. B.;,Harris, formerly II resident o
Wayerly, but now residing in Kansas City,
passed through here Monday night on his
way to Marshall TO visit friends.
MIR. Edgar Sender, who has been clerking
in the hardware store of his brother, in this
city. several months, returned to his home,
in st. Louis, last Saturday night.
Gen. Pas. Agent CASTOR Meslier, Of the NJ.
X. IL T. road, accompanied by his sister, Miss
Blanche, arrived here last Saturday for u
visit to the family Of Mr.. VIM. Silver.
Roadmaster: w lillian Bannon, of the J. c.,
b. g. L. division was in the city Sunday show
Ing his friend, Col. Jno. A. Frey, of Black
water, what n nice town we have here.
Mrs. Jno. Price, of Kansas City, came
down to this place and spent Thursday with
MRS. J. Reid MOreland and together they left
Thursday night for Sedalia to attend the fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Martin, of Kansas City,
arrived Lere Saturday Tor Il visit to the
family OF Mrs. MS father, MIR. Geo. Trail,
near this city. They returned home We'd
nesday.
Miss Bessie Huston. who has been spend
ing the vacation at her old home, in Ports
mouth, Ohio, returned home Wednesday
night, accompanied by her aunt, Miss irene
Huston.
Mesdames Matthew Meyers and j. Shan
non, OF st. Joseph, who have been visiting
the family of Mr.. Philip Keller here for
about two weeks. returned home Wednesday
morning.
NJ. and Nine. Blitz, who have been spend
ing most Of their summers vacation at Pent-
water, Michigan, arrived home last Sunday
and are preparing themselves for another
hard sessions work.
Mrs. Jno. C !, Young. Jr. who has been visiting
her parents at Lamont for about two weeks,
returned home Monday night. She was
taken i'll while absent, but, we are glad to say
is about we'll again.
Mrs. Jno. N. Edward. wife of the recently
deceased journalist and author. accompanied
by MISS Alice Miller, passed through this
city Wednesday night en- route to Dover TO
visit relatives and friends.
Miss Clara Bunker returned Saturday
from Il weeks visit to relatives and friends
in Waverly accompanied by Misses Katie
NlsslnR anu NetLle SCuOWe anu MeSsFs. JOnn
Schowe and Alfred Duvall.
Rev. W. T. Mcclure left Thursday morn
ing for CassvIlle and Nevada, and will not
return Until Tuesday of next week, conse-
quently there will be nc preceding at the
Methodist church Tomorrow.
Miss Julia Ricketts,, formerly of this city,
but now of Bloomington, Ills, who had been
pisitinu the family of MIR dave Russpll for
two weeks, left for Marshall last Saturday
night to visit friends at that place.
Messrs. Will Dasher aud Grant Griffith
and Miss Nora Griffith, Of Utica, while on
their way home from a visit in Aullvillc and
Wairensburg stopped over at this place and
visited Miss Sarah Jordan this week.
Miss Jennie Koontz, OF Dover. W no has
been visiting her sister. Mrs. Alvin Cobb, in
Kansas City, stopped over at this place while
en- route home last Monday, for a visit of two
weeks to the family Of Mr.. j. II. DAYS..
Master Geo. Farrsr, Jr., left Tuesday
morning for Gainesville, Tex, Tor a visit OF
several weeks to his grandfathe r. He was
accompanied as far as Kansas City by his
mother and Miss Lizzie Boothman, of Chi
cago.
Mr.. f. f. Hausam. wife and child, OF Big
visiting relatives and friends, en- route home
from Omaha, Neb., where they have been
spending u few days with Mrs. Hausam's
brother,
Mr.. Chas. Fleming, who has been residing
here with his aunt. Mrs. Lucy Cox, for the
past five years, left Tuesday morning for
Kansas City, where he will visit for two
weeks and then return to his former home,
AnsheIm, California.
MIR. Lake Henry,a former Lafayette county
boy. but now of Kansas City, accompanied
by Miss Edith Weber, passed through hele
last Saturday night en- roUte to Waveriy to
visit friends and relatives. They returned
to Kansas City Monday morning.
Mr.. Jno. Bayliss, wife and child. formerly
of this CITY, passed through here Friday night
of last week on their way to Waverly to visit
relatives. Mr.. Bayliss Is now conductor on
what is known as the school children's train
which runs from st. Louis to KirkwoOd.
Mr.. E. l.. Bedding, formerly prominent in
business in this city, but now Of st. Louis.
who came up to this place two weeks ago
with his wife to visit the family of her father,
Col. j. Il. Ford, returned home last Monday
morning. His wife will remain here for a
while yet.
Prof. j. +. Heisberg, who so successfully
conducted the musical department of f.. A.
s. last year, arrived here Saturday with his
household goods and will hereafter reside
here. His wife and her mother arrived here
Wednesday night. We gladly welcome them
to our city.
Miss Mamie Daniel, of Harrisonville, who
has been visiting Miss Bess Cobb for about
three weeks, returned home Tuesday morn
ing. She was accompanied as far as Myrick
by MIR. Geo. Suzuki and Misses Mattis
Shelby, Helen, Name and Ress Cobb and
Master Will Cobb,
We regret to learn that Mr.. W. A. Psge, of
the Odessa neighbOrhood. Is severely afflicted
with an liberated eve and has been under Il
physicians care in Kansas City for two
weeks or more. He was somewhat better at
last accounts and it was thought his eye
could DO saved, Of which there were FAINT
hopes for sometime.
Rev. w. B. Palmore and Mr.. Edwin Per-
klns, accompanied by Misses Marion Perkins,
Mildred Barnes, Birdie Dickey and eliza
Brown, of Independence, came do vn Tues
day night to look at G.. +. C. and select rooms
for the young ladies named for the coming
Essslon. They returned to independence
Wednesday morning.
Sells Brothers and R~arrett's I'm ted
Shows.