The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1889-12-07

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Miss Bettie WaJdelI returned Thursday
night from n visit of several weeks to tcr
sisters in Kansas CITY.
Mir. Jas. Clayton, OF Kansas CIV, was :n
the city on business several day, during mo
first part OF this week.
Judge l. w. BOuIwarc, OF Fulton, arrived
here Thursday night for Il visit to mis- duugh-
ter, Mrs. JAS. X. MoOrehead.
Misses Gertie Mosby aud Lillian Duncan,
OF b. +. c., spent Sunday and Monday at the
home of the former. in Liberty.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Buck have removed
from Denver, Col, and Their address is nov
3.37, Wabash avenue, Chicago, Ill.
Drs. L. S. Fulkerson and L. IL. Chambcr,
attended the Kansas City District Medical
association, at Kansps CiIy, ThurSduy.
Miss Maggie Reed, of e. +. c., who went
TO her home, in Shelhina, TO attend her Sis
ter's wedding. returned home Tuesday.
Mr.. Il. l., Jones, of the IT,. ). Railroad mail
service, was in the city visiting, Yesterday.
Mrs. Mary Boyd and son. Walter, spent a
couple OF days here. last week whiting her
parents. Sue returned home Sunday morn
ing.
Mrs. L. b. Wingate, of Kansas City, wiz"
has been visiting the family OF her father.
MIR. JnO. ". Waddell, returned home Mon
day.
Miss Jennie Tisdale, OF Sweet Springs,
formerly u pupil Of f. A. s., arrived here
Monday morning for IL visit TO tue Misses
Aull.
Misses Mona and Hattie Beattie and Virgia
Hendricks, of HigglnsyIIIe, were in the Guy
Tuesday.
Misses Annie, Bridget and Winnie Carroll,
who have been living in Denver. Colorado,
are home TO spend Christmas with their
parents and friends.
Mr.. W. A. Bethel, the courthouse %ianitor,
has beeI quite sick with muIariuI fever. but
is now better. Mrs. Bethel also has the rheu-
matism very badly.
Misses Blanche Harper and Lille Lash, of
o. f. C., spent styeral days of last week at
the home of the former, IN Westport, and re-
turned TO school Monday.
MIR. s. G. Wentworth was in Sweet Springs
Thursday attending to some property inter-
ests. He was one of the pioneers Of thai city
and helped lay off the town. wv
Miss Lulu Piper, of q. f. G., returned to
school Monday after Il weeks visit TO her
home in Marshall. She went home to attend
the marriage of her brother.
Messrs. Chas. Morrison and Henry Macey
and their wives, who were here TO attend the
funeral of Mrs. VIM, Morrison, returned 10
their homes. in Kansas City, Monday.
Miss Matte Brown, of Malta Bend. Who
ranks with the most distinguished graduates
OF G. F. c., visited her Atmg AGter several
days of last week and returned home Satur-
day.
Assessor 5antmeyer was in the city Mon
day. From here went to Wayerly TO assess
Middleton township and from there he goes
to Corder. where he will wind up the assess
ment for the year.
The following callers at the InielIigencer
headquarters this week were heartily well
comed:-W. II. Jennings, Pat Marshal, W.
A. Mcqueen, w. b. Major, H.. b.. cole, Thos.
Hill and +. q. Stewart.
Mr.. A. l." Ryley, OF Troy, n.y., who has
been here visiting relatives for some time, Ien
for his home Tuesday morning, accompanied
by his sister, Mrs. j. W. Basve, who viii visit
there for several weeks.
Mrs. g. q. GARRISON, OF Kansas CITY.
visited her daughter, Miss Jennie, lat q. f. e.,
and her sister, Mrs. f.. ID. Smith, near thI.
city, several days of last week and returned
to her home Monday morning.
Hiss Augusta Winkler, accompanied by
her mother, Mrs. f. Winkler, left Tuesday
morning for Santa Fe, N. M, where She goes
for the benefit Of her health, We sincerely
trust her trip will he beneficial.
DR.. w. T. Hsnshaw, OF MarlinSburg, W.
Va. has located IN this city for the practice
Of his profession. His father and mother are
old and particular friends of Rev. j.. W
Keeble, rector OF the Episcopal church.
Mr.. JAS. Drain, VINO has been here visi-
ting the family of Mr.. Goodrich Wilson, left
for Pueblo, Col, yesterday morning. tie will
return in a few days with Miss Mary Wilson,
who has been to that place for her health.
We have this week received pleasant calls
from Messrs. r. w. Osborne, ThOs. Cobbs,
w. Y. G. Campbell, G. X. kciI, Il. Neer. A..
L. Campbell. W. N. Saunders, Isaac Whit
sett and Jack Handley. Come sgain, gentle
men.
M. Norton Grant. of L,ramie. Wyoming,
unexpectedly dropped IN last Friday
niSuI " scc us FblhLlNcS IN thIS county
He was en- route home from attendance upon
the great silver convention in ST. Louis. He
left for his home again last Thursday night.
Mrs. S. A. Moorehesd, accompanied by
her nephew, Mr.. Ed. Smith of Kansas City,
lett Monday Tor a three weeks trip in the
east. They will visit ,hicago, Niagara Falls,
New York City. Washington and Baltimore.
and then go to W. Va, Mrs. Ms. old home,
for a short visit.
Miss May Small, of Sedalia, en- route home
from Lees Summit, where she had been to
attend the MARRIAGE Of her former shoolmate
at q. +. c., Miss Marie Howard to Mr.. John
X. Ransom. stopped over at this place Thurs
day night for a visit to the family of Judge
John E.. Ryland.
From a private letter received from St.
Louis. we are grstitied to learn that our old
friend, j. West Goodwin, Is getting along
nicely and that he has been setting up AN
hour at Il time two or three times Il day. since
last Sunday. With no bad luck he will be
about again In "A short time.
The following cards have been received by
friends Sarah Ball requests your pre-
sence at the marriage OF her daughter, LiZzle
to Charles +. Brubaker. Wednesday after
noon, December 18th, at one O'Clock, First
Baptist Church, Lexington, Mo. 1889. Mr..
and Mrs. G. K. Brubaker at home after FRI
dav, December 2Oth, 1889, St. Joseph, Mo.
Alt North Tenth street.
Mr.. VIM. X. Quarles, who for the past
eight years bas been the efficient deputy of
Capt. j.. D.. Conner in the county recorder
office, resigned his position last Friday and
on Saturday morning left for the new state
OF Montana. where he has been rendered Il
position In a large abstract office. Willis
friends In this county are numbered by the
score and it IL with u feeling of much regret
that we give him up. 1t is true that he never
consulted the wishes OF a majority of his
friends as 10 whether or not he should leave,
and what appears TO them a sudden depar-
ture Is only the result OF 4 plan lOpg ago laid
and one which received the serious thoughts
OF himself and closest friends. That the reIa-
tions of employer and employee were he most
pleasant can better he attested by the letter
of recommendation which he carries than in
any other. 1t Is as follows :-OHice of Recor-
der OF Deells, Lexington, Mo. Nov. 2gth.
1889. To whom it may concern The bearer
hereof, MIR. W.K Quarles, has been my second
In the Office CT recorder Of deeds over eight
years. He sewers his relations with me Gu
tirely OF his own %volItiOD, hoping by the bet
ter facilities afforded by the far west to pro-
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