The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1889-07-20

months returned home "Wednesday evening.
Miss Florence Harris, OF Quincy, HIS, who
! has been visiting he family Of Mr., Jno. Tay-
lor since last August, returned home Mon
day.
Miss Annie Alien returned from a three
months visit to her sister, Ms. Geo, b..
DnnIey. in Dallas, Tex, Friday night of last
week.
Misses Fannie aud Mary Robinson, who
have been visiting friends in Independence
for several weeks. returned home Saturday,
night.
Mr.. Edward Maltby, and wife of Red Can
on, Wyoming, are Visiting airs. Ms father
and mother. Mr.. and Mrs. i. q. IIosleld, near
this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Moore. Of Tcxarkana,
Ark. v no nave been visiting here for sew
cral weeks len for their home Monday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. &. Mccoy, OF Il msas City,
who have been visiting the family Of Mr.. II.
G.. sawyer, near this city, returned home
Monday.
Mrs. Z. Smelling and daughter, Miss Ida.
returned from Clinton. where they have been
visit ing relatives since the close of Il. II. c.,
Momday.
Miss SaIlie Gordon left Tuesday morning
10 spend ii much deserved vacation of three
weeks with her sister, Mrs. a. J. Bishop. In
81. Louis.
Mrs. L. e. Albord, Of st. Louis arrived
here Tuesday evening for three week ) visit
10 the family of Mr.. j. A. J. Shultz, at Linz
wood Lawn,
Miss MAY Underwood, of Webb City, who
has been visiting the family of Mr.. j. o,
Wells. near thi~ city, returned home Wednes-
day morning.
Mr.. Upton Wilson and daughter, Miss
Mary. left Wednesday morning for Il visit to
relatives aud friends at their old home,
Warrensburg. 3d..
Mrs. Chas. Ramsey, of St. Louis. accom-
panied by her five children, arrived here
I Tuesday morning for a visit TO her mother,
Mrs. f. IL. Long.
Misses Mamie and Leila Gordon and Mag
Gle Spears LEFT for Nashville. Tenn. Saturday
of last week TO visit relatives and attend a
teachers institute.
Mr.. II. Thus. Bates, of PaoIa, Kansas. is
visiting mt Mr.. 4. I, K!rtiey's. where his wife
has been FOR II few weeks. They will return
To their home on Monday.
Odessa Democrat. Iy,n:-Mr. Lee Bradley,
of Medicine Lodge. Kan, came IN dres-
day 30 see his daughter, Fleta, vho is not eX-
pcclcd to live hut a few days.
Little Lillian Yonng still fingers along,
with strong hopes OF her ultimate recovery.
She has now been sick more than thirteen
weeks and has suffered intensely,
MIR a. Levy and family, of CarrOllton.
spent several hours in this city Wednesday.
They were on their way to Sweet Springs,
where tbey will spend several weeks.
Rev. Wallace Chambers. formerly Of this
CITY. bat now stationed at Warsaw. who has
been visiting his fathers family, returned to
his station SATURDAY,.
Misses Emma Cary, of BOOnyiller and Hat
tie Miller. OF Scdalit, returned to their homes
last Snturdny after a visit OF II week to Mr..
and Mrs. d. W, b. Tevis.
Mrs. Carrie aud Miss Sluova FulkersOu.
who have been visiting the family of DR.. p.
S. FulkcrsOu, returned to their home in dig
gInsville, Saturday evening.
Miss Jennie Williams, Of Clinton, who has
bsen visiting the family Of MIR. Jas. Marrs
lpi lA' past lN' WINS, lHtb WI "'O
Springs yesterday morning.
Mrs.. SaIie Curtlcy, OF Kansas City, who
has been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. j. f.. Robin
son, near this CITY, for about three weeks, re-
turned home Monday morning.
Miss Maggie Litilciohn, Of Aullyille, who
has been visiting her sister, Mrs. JnO. We'll
born in TIL, city for some time, returned
home Monday accompanied by the latter.
Miss Gertrude Moore. Of BoonviIIe, who
has been visiting her friend, Miss SalIie
Smith, near thi, city, for the past three
weeks, returned home Yesterday morning.
MIR. Alvin Cobb, IA former Lexingtonian,
and DR.. George Martin. of Grand Pass,
stopped NJ this place Il short while Sunday
while on their way to Kansas cry 10 spend
the day.
Mrs. Geo. Barton, OF Kansas City. wife Of
Conductor Barton. of the J. C. Is. n H., came
down Friday evening to visit her husband
and look at q house with i view Of moving to
this place.
Miss Lillian BOulware, of Fulton, who has
been visiting her sister, Mrs. Jas. Moorehead,
for several months. returned to her home
Saturday, accompanied by little Lillian
Mcorehead.
Mr.. j. IL. Young. of Kansas CItv. who has
been whiting at Dover, End Miss Matte
Cauthorn. of the same place. who has been
visiting Mrs. Jesse Carter. IN Waverly, pas
sed through here Monday morning on their
WAY home.
Mr.. Oscar Gwhner, now engaged IN bust
ness at Scdalia, was called TO this place sun
day by an official telegram from the KrAnko
club announcing that they wanted to have
their pictures taken. aud remained over until
Monday evening.
Ass LOttie SmallwOOd started Tuesday
morning for Newton, Kas., tut upon her ar
rival at Kansas City, found that her father,
who had accompanied her that far, had for
gotten 10 check her trunk aud they returned
home Tuesday evening.
Mr.. w. =. Bell aud wife and Mr.. Hugh
Greer left Wednesday morning for a pleas.
ure trip through Colorado, New Mexico and
probably California. Mr.. Greer may locate
while away, bat MIR. aud Mrs. Bell will re-
turn In about two months,
Mr.. Chris. Kist attended the funeral OF
Mrs. Anna MehI, at C0DcOrdia. Wednesday
Mr.. John MehI and family and Miss Lydia
Ahrcns went to Coucordia Tuesday evening
to attend the fune raj OF Mrs. Anna Mehi
which took place Wednesday.
Miss Belle Graves. wuD has very recently
relrrncd from IL trip To Dallas Tex .,Icn again
Saturday morning for c ncinnatti, OHIO, ia
enter The College OF Music. ut that place for
the purpose OF adding another course 70 her
already thorough musical education.
Mr.. Wentworth Field returned from q
visit to friends and relatives in louisville,
Ey., and Lexington. Va. Tuesday morning
From the letter published in this paper last
week written BY DIR. QuarIes an inference
NAV hr drawn as TO what caused his early
return.
Miss Willie Biggrrstah. who has been
working steadily and Zellnusly IN the recOr-
dars office for quite Il while is OFF on e two
months vacation, and lett Wednesday morn
ing for Kansas City, where she will join MIR.
and Mrs. z. Wcdeil aud 90 10 Omaha TO visit
friends for about six weeks.
MIR. S. Samucls, of the Calm Coal Co., oil
Kansas City, the cOmpany which bought Out
the interest of MeSsTs. j. a. & c. Z. Drace
In the Lafayette Coal Co, was in the city
Monday. He seems to think that the Goa
output at this place aud vicinity will be much
greater next winter than heretofore.
Mr.. Chas. John, one Of the no. Prs most
gantlrmrnly brakcmcn, whose residence M
this place had TO he given Up on account OF Il
clange IN his run y short time ago, spent
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