The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1889-11-16
PeIsonRlities.

VII Dhiill . "h3 "a u ~ u1Oh-
day on business.
Mrs. J. p. COen, Jr., is visiting her par
entS in IiughesVille.
Mrs. Jas. Price spent Sunday with Der par
ents IN Kansas City.
Miss II. b. Jewell, OF b. F. c., spent sun
dav IN Kansas City.
Miss Ora Houx, OF HigginsyiIle, was visit
Ing in the city Saturday.
Mr.. IL. q. Goodman was In Kansas City
on business wednesday.
Mrs. Geo. Farrar and daughter, Zulu, are
visiting friends IN Marshall.
Mr.. j. Il. Lcckridge, of Kansas City, visit
ed friends here Wednesday.
Mr. Jos. McCurdy. of Independence, visit
Q friends IN this city Sunday.
Mr.. viii Stewart spent Saturday and Sum
day at Linneus visiting friends.
Mrs. JnO. COVE lett Monday to spend a
week with relatives in Kansas City.
Mesdames Emison Chanslor and A. #.
Sharpe spent yesterday In Kansas City.
MIR. Jno. G. Mehl and wife visited relatives
In ConcordIa, several days OF this week.
Mr.. II. j. Swearingen left Thursday for Il
visit to relatives In Sedalia and Knob Noster.
Messrs. IL. G. Francisco and j. Z. Payne
were in Kansas City on business Thursday.
Mrs. NJ. J. Chinn returned Saturday even
Ing from n visit to her parents, near COrder.
Misses Mary Bryant and NettIe Clemmens.
OF q. +. O.. spent Monday In Kansas City.
Miss Annie Lyons, OF E. A. s.. spent Sum-
d " aud Monday at her home, near Page
City.
Mr.. ID. Heacker left Thursday for q visit of
several days to his brother, In Perryville,
Kansas.
Messrs. ". II. hartman and Frank Bru-
der, of COncordis, made Us pleast calls last
Monday.
MI. Horace Simpson. of Kansas City. was
the guest of Mr.. l.. Sam Hays, in this city,
Sunday.
Mrs. l.. Deutsch, of Chicag o, arrived here
Thursday night for Il visit to MIR. and Mrs. N.
Silverman.
Mrs. II. P. McCauslaud left Wednesday
morning tor Howard, Has, to visit her son,
Walter A..
Mrs. Richard Field and daughter, Carrie,
left Tuesday night for a visit to relatives in
Louisville. Ky.
"f7OS SaliiO ahu huuio uOlOE "cuI up W
Kansas City, Thursday, fer a visit Of several
days to friends.
Mrs. Minnie Mitchell returned Sunday
fr ,m n weeks visit to her sister, Mrs. Mile r,
In Sweet Springs.
Miss Annie Waltbers, Of NorbOrne, Mo-,
b IS accepted a position in Mr.. E. Heakker's
retail candy store.
Rt. Rev. j. j. Lilly and Mr.. Patsy Carroll
left for Baltimore, Md, Tuesday, to attend
the Catholic centennial.
Mesdames j. B. and VIM. H. Silver and
Misses Mcmillan aud Claudia Silver, spent
Monday In Kansas City.
Mr.. fred Winkler and Misses Gussie and
Minnie Winkler, spent several days Of this
week visiting In Kansas City.
Mrs. A. l.. Richards, nee Hickam, left Tues
day for Dallas. Tex, where she will join heI
husband and spend the winter.
Mrs. Chas. Rogers, of Du Quoln. Ills, ar
rived here Wednesday evening for q visit to
her sister, Mrs. }. L. Hudson.
Mrs. WIN. b. Steele left Wednesday morn.
ing for Kansas City to attend the Huston
Carey wedding, and visit friends.
Mrs. Jno. +. Burden and Misses Willie
BDwnan aud Myrtle Russell were In Kansas
City on n shopping expedition Thursday.
Miss Rosa Freeman, of Waco, Tex, who
has been visiting Mrs. Sanford Sellers fol
several weeks, returned home last Saturday
Mrs. G.. II. Brown, OF Lamar, has beer
visiting her daughter, at q. f. c.. severa
days of this week. She returned home Thurs
day.
Mrs. Matilda Oderfield. of Leavenworth
Kas., who has been here visiting her aunt
Mrs. C.. F.. Winter, returned home yesterday
morning.
Miss ReDa Corder left Tuesday morning
for Kansas City, to act as bridesmaid at tn
Huston Carey wedding. which took pIac,
Thursday.
Mr.. Frank Taubman, now working In thu
tin-shop of Mr.. kleinschmidt In Higginsville
as is his usual custom spent Sunday here wit
his mother.
Mrs. A. Wade visited here Tuesday, re
turning home that night accompanied by he
sister, Mrs. Fannie Wilmot, who Is no,
visiting there.
Mrs. Geo. B. Dealy and ehildren,of Dallas
Texas. who have been visiting here for tn
past few weeks, left for their home Thurs
day morning.
Mr.. WIN. Zeil er, who is now clerking |
the st. Louis Clothing store in Sedalla. spen
Sunday here. Great Scott" how he doe
hate 10 stay away from homel
Mrs. s. E. Cottey, of Nevada, who BIS
been visiting here for sometime, left for be
home yesterday morning. accompanied b
-. NJ. III M
Misses Estelle and Maize McGrew vii
leave tonight for u VISIT to st. Louis, Mo
and Memphis, Knoxville and Nashville .TenI
They will be gone for several months.
Mr.. Joseph Clayton, formerly OF this city
but now the editor and proprietor of th
Creigh ton, Mo-, Ledger, spent several day
Of this week with old friends in this city.
Mesdames Ben J.. and Man. j. Chinn lie
Yesterday morning for u visit to relatives i
Kansas City. The former will remain sever
weeks. but the latter will return Monday.
mr.. Jas. Mo)rehead was in Fulton on
visit several DAYS of this and last week, n
turning Monday, accompanied by his wi
and children. who have been visiting there.
Mr.. FIourDoY Graves arrived here fro
) Wyoming Wednesday night and will spen
the winter here with his mother and siste
> Hs has been living on a ranch in Colorado.
: Misses Mar2ie and Bessie Vaughn. wi
are teaching school, the former near Corde
aud the latter near Wellington, spent Satul
day and sunday with their parents In thi
city.
MIR. Ed. w. III. Ahrens and family wei
up 10 Kansas City Saturday night for a Wis
to relatives. Mr.. Ahrens remained I'M
Tuesday and bis wife and children return.
Wednesday night.
Mr.. Chas. ri ce and wife, of Kansas Cit
, arrived here Saturday night for a visit TO NJ
Prices parents. They returned home Thuri
day accompanied by Miss Lizzie Price, WI
/ WI visit there awhile.
Mr.. ThoS. J. John, for q number OF yea
, \ member OF the police force of this city, bl
e now holding a responsible position with
1 cable car company in Kansas City, visited o
friends here several d Iys this week.
l Messrs. Jos. B. Silver and VIM. F. Ke
D dolff were attracted TO Kansas City by Il
r threatened cold spell last Tuesday. That
what Lexington needs-men who alws,
4 have their weather eyes open for bu siness.
Miss Florence Ruffner left Monday NOR
n ing for Nevada. where she will! In the futu
d reside. Her cousin, Mr.. Walter Walker.
. Gan Saba, Tex, who has been visiting her
' Ior sometime. accompanied her to Nevat
aud will visit there for n short while,
Mr.. II. j. Galbraith, of Waverly, accon
panic by his little grand children spe