The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1889-06-22

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Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Major. OF Marshall. and
Miss Della Adams, OF Kansas City, visited the
families Of Messrs. Ed and John Adams this
week.
Misses Bette and Lucy Nickerson and
Prot. R. e. Wsdell, OF Warrensburg, are
visiting the family Of Mr.. Upton Wilson, near
this city.
Samuel Harrison, Esq. Of Auxvasse, Mo-,
has been here several days of this and last
week visiting his daughter, Mrs. VIM. s.
Claggett.
Mr.. Nicholas Hearle and wife returned
from q months ~sojourn at Excelsior Springs
last Monday. They were much benefited by
the trip.
Mrs Emmett Field, of Louisville. ky..arriv-
ed here Monday evening and visited the fam
fly OF Judge Richard Field a couple Of days
this week.
Miss Cora Allison, who has been visiting
friends here since the closing of X. A. s., left
on Friday night Of last week for her home In
BuncetOn.
W. Clark Russell. after having long been q
cripple from rheumatism, has found relief
from the pine treatment and Is hopeful Of
perfect recovery.
Mrs. W. g. McCausland, and Miss Locke
Arnold returned Saturday from a months
visit in Fort Worth, Tex. accompanied by
Miss Anna Tidball.
Mesdames. Jane Wilson and J. r. Barrett,
Misses Annie Barrett and George Deltzler
are visiting the family of Capt. r. Todhunter
In Dover township.
Misses Mary Hawkins, Mamie Gordon,
Jennie Greene and Mary Young left Tuesday
evening for Sweet Springs to attend the state
teachers convention.
Mrs. Lawrence Easter, who has been visit.
ing relatives here for the past two weeks.
returned 10 her home. In Wyandotte, Kas.,
Wednesday morning.
Mrs. George Farrsr went up to Kansas City
Saturday to See Miss Katie Holland safely of
for Fort Worth, Tex, where she goes to at
tend the Spring Palace.
Messrs. j. s. White, Of Mayhem, Richard
Barley, of Corder. Jack Levlsay and j.. L
Fishback. OF Napoleon, and d. Slusher Of Do
yer. were here last Monday.
Misses Fannie aud Maggie Spears spent
Saturday and Sunday In Higginsville. From
there they went to Sweet Springs and atten-
ded the state teachers convention.
"Uncle" Joe Page was in the city last Mon
day. He reported himself In the best OF
humor and splendid health. W. hope he
may so continue for many years yet.
Mesdames Luther e. Nickel. McCue and
Phil Ad m all Of Fulton, visited Miss Ella
Nickel here several days OF this and last
week and returned home Tuesday morning.
Miss Lille Davis. of Bolton. Mo-, who has
been visiting her schoolmate, Miss Mary viii.
son, near this city since the closing Of e. A.
g., left for her home Saturday morning OF last
week.
Mr.. Bruce Boulware has returned from
Independence and again taken bis position
as bus driver for Mr.. Jno. G. Young. We
are glad to see his familiar face In Its old
place again. His family will return mex,
week.
Miss Rena Corder, OF Wsverly, and he
friend. Miss Nellie Carey. OF Kansas City
who have been visiting Mrs. VIM. b. Steele
LEFT for q visit to friends 10 Marshall, Wed.
nesday.
Mrs. Thos. Ainsworth and daughter, Miss
Rhoda. who have been visiting for several
weeks at Eldorsio Springs. returned home
| Saturday night, accompanied by Miss Elsie
| Kibbler.
Misses Lydia Ahrens, Ella, Lizzie and
| Clara Beahr left Tuesday for Il visit to friendi
in Kansas City. From Kansas City Miss Liz
zie Baehr will 90 to Wichita, Kas., for
| short visit.
Judge Jos. Smith and wife left Tuesda,
morning for u visit to Mr.. Ruffner Smith, a
Independence. Tue judge will probably re-
turn to-day but his wife will remaln abouI
two weeks.
Prof. &C. Parker visited SedalIa this week.
He will have shortly for California. his futur'
home. His many friends here will be sorr,
to lose him, bu: wish him health, wealth ant
happiness In bis new home.
Mr.. Fred. Beal returned from o month 7
visit to his parents, In Cincinnati. Ohio. las
Saturday morning. Somebody "spoiled' his
looks by pulling his mustache out while b,
was gone. Who was it. Fred!
Miss Mary Cottey. of Nevada. who is .,
route to Minneapolis. MIMI. to spend th'
summer months. stopped over at this plac,
Thursday night for q visit Of several days Il
her sister, Mrs. Wm. T. Mcclure.
MISS Annie stuckey after u weeks visit 4
friends here returned to her home In LsthroI
last Tuesday. In q few days she will ieav,
for Nebraska, where she will spend the sam
mer with her father on his rancho.
Miss Lizzie Brown, OF Independence, Wit
hxs been VISITING relatives here for the pas
three weeks, returned home Tuesday morn
Ing, accompanied by Miss Mary Duvall, VIII,
will visit her for about two weeks.
Mr.. Geo. Clark returned from a prospect
ing tour into south Missouri. TUESDAY
evening. While there he purchased for Mr.
Robt. Taubman q herd Of 70 head Of feedinl
cattle, paying therefor % per hundred.
Mesdames o. Fl. Christian and j. T
Young and Miss Florence l.. Carter, all o
Kansas City. passed through here Wednes
day night. on route to Dover, where thew ar
now visiting the family OF Mr.. VIM. White
Messrs. j, c. McGrew. B. d. Weedin. j
d. Love. Chris. Walk, Thos. Hare, Waite
Heating, Jas. Wentworth, Chas. John, Marsl
Roberts, T.. A. Noal and Sid L ,omls all wen
up to Kansas City aAsin Wednesday to atten,
the sitting Of the railroad commissioners.
Mr.. Jno billiard, OF Independence spen
Sunday here. He returned home Monda
morning accompanied by his wife and child
who have been visiting the family of MI. A
v. Robinson for the past two weeks, an,
Miss Mary Robinson, who will visit them TO
8 while.
Miss Agnes Maitland has been elected b
the council OF Somerville Hall, Oxford, Eng
land. TO succeed Miss Shaw Lefevre as prin
cipal. Miss Maitland is of Scotch extraction
Is an authorizes, and has devoted much stten
ton to the subject Of cookery. She has ais
acquired = reputation rs q lecturer, and
known as q speaker on political 10 we'll q
social topics.
Last Wednesday evening was the time G
leaving Of another Of our business and societ
young gentlemen. This time ir was MI
Evan Young, who for the past.ten years ha
been connected with the we'll known DIR
goods house Of Mr.. W. G.. McCausland. III
left for St. Louis and will probably locat
there. Wherever he may go we wish hin
prosperity, but In no place of proportional
size will he fad more friends than he ha
left In Lexington.
A swarm Of bees which alighted on tn
trees west Of the Ahrens block wer
successfully hived In a nail key by Mr.. w. u
Bolton last week.
Mr.. 81. c. Branch has sent to our Office
stalk Of blue grass which measures four fee
nine and s-half inches. 1t grew upon hl
farm near this city. Who Can beat III