The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1889-06-08

Mrs. DR.. Jas. Belt returned from IA ful
week visit in AullyilIe last Monday.
Mr.. Edgar Sender left Thursday eveniu
for ST. LOUIS for "a visit 10 his mother.
Uncle Gran Page and his daughters, Mar
and George, were here last Wednesday.
Mrs. Belle Robinson, of Kansas CITY, visi
ed relatives here several days this week.
Miss Ida Page went to Kansas CITY la,
Wednesday for a visit of several weeks.
Miss Annie Pelot, of Sweet Springs, is Wis
ting The Misses Wilson, on Third street.
MeSrames Ed. Adams. j, K. Snedcker an
Jos. Bailey spent Wednesday In Marshall.
Mrs. Jno. billiard, of Independence,
visiting the family of Mr.. A. V. Robinson.
Miss Rose Smith left Monday morning 10
q three weeks visit to friends In Kansas City
The mother Of Mr.. James X. Mortified
died at Marseilles, Ills, last Sunday Of par
alySis.
MIR. IL. Clay Pool, now OF Texas, stOppe,
over here Tuesday night while on his way +
Dover.
Mr.. and Mrs. Abe Wade. of HigginsviIle
are soiourning for n short time at EldOrad
Springs.
Hon. J. u. Shcwalter was in the city Mon
day. From here he went to Marshall oil
business.
Mr.. j. Otto Kreihn left for Denver, Col.
saturday night, TO spend the summer witt
his sister.
Mr.. Bruce Boulware was here Sunday
lie Looks as If he might be much improved
In health.
Mrs. J. J. Gaffney returned from a visit t
Denver, Col. and SedaIis, Mo-. last Thurs
day morning.
Miss Annie Neale, Of Memphis. Tenn.
arrived here Monday for q visit 10 her cousin
Mr.. Lewis Neale.
Mr.. N. r. Buck, while on his way HON,
over at this place.
Mr. Max Lyons. of Higg,nsviIle. passe,
through here Tuesday night on his way HON,
from Kansas City.
Mrs. G. 4. Ballard left Thur sdsy for Kan
saS City last Thursday to again enter St,
Joseph's hospital.
l. w. Whitsett anl wife, Il, T. Rus
sell and d. c.. Baggerly. OF Odessa, wer,
here last Saturday.
Mr.. Philip Keller spent Sunday in X. C.
and on Tuesday left for st. Louis and Chica.
so to PURCHASE goods.
Mrs. q. II. DeLacey, nee Cana Brown, nov
of Seddlla. Is in the citv visiting her sick rel,
alive. Mr.. Swearingen.
Mr.. w. J. Lesser requests his address
changed from MERGED, CaIiforn mia, to Corder
Mo. Welcome "hOme."
Rev. G. S. Newman. of Blackburn, as 9
delegate from presbvtery, attended the clos.
ing exercises of Il. A. S.
Mr.. Thos Catron and daughter, and Miss
Lutte Asher. of Waverly, were In the city q
couple of days this week.
Mrs. IL. NJ. Adams and Bert Hickman, o.
Kansas City. spent several days during the
first part of this week here.
Mrs. Emma Taubman returned Sunday
from a several weeks visit to her sister, Mrs,
III. Switzer, in Kansas City.
Miss Sallie Chambers returned home from
Independence, where she has been teaching
school, last Wednesday night.
Mr.. George Lamar, nephew of ChIef-Jus-
.tice Lamar, of Washington. d.. c., IL In the
city visiting the Misses McGrew.
Miss Maria Bredell. OF st. Louis, who has
been visiting Mrs. I. b. Purnell, near this
city. returned home Monday night.
Mrs. f. w. Fl. Ahrens. after a visit of two
or more weeks to relatives and friends In the
country. returned home last Monday.
Miss Annie Cordell and Miss Lillian Bow
of harshall. spent commencement week
with the family of Judge Richard Field.
Miss Lulu Shenault. OF r. and l.. Junction, ,
was here several days this week attending the
commencements and visiting at Ingleside.
Mr.. Leonard Renick, Il student Of Odessa
spent Saturday aud Sunday here
visiting the family Of DIR. w. j. Mcdonald.
Miss Annie Chamberlain, who has been
her mother here for several days, re.
to her home In Kansas City last Tues.
day.
Mrs. A. Il. Fleming, Of st. Louis, returned
Saturday morning from a several
weeks visit to her sick mother, who ls now
better.
Prof. j. Chance, of Salem, H., was in the
several DAYS This week, attending the
commencement and visiting Mr.. James
Miss Laura Finne'l. OF Marshall, who was
here to attend the graduating OF her friend.
Miss Kate SmOck, returned to her home
Monday.
Miss Annie Hansarl. OF Mexico, spent sew
'ral days OF this week here visiting her sister.
Mrs. w. s. Epperson. She returned home
Wednesday.
Uncle JOS. b. Shelby Is at Mr.. Jos. G..
jhinn's quite i'll from general debility. We
lOpe to see him better soon and able to be
bout again,
Mrs. Mary f. DonOhue, OF SedaIis, who
las been visiting her brother, Mr.. M. r.
left Tuesday for a visit to relatives in
Kansas City.
Misses May Smiley, OF HIgginsville, Min
lie and Ami Lowry, of Kansas City. spd,l
ella Duvall. OF Richmond. visited fhe 4[issas
Marshall this week.
Mr.. J. A. j. ssbplfz and fsa4H
.ouis, arrived hefz usdaesdss snorntse 10
peai The y ne = their elegant suburban
H5denea. Lin~o1S Lawn.
5Ndssrs. i. VI. Foster and J. N. Kelly. or
were in the city last Monday. |
Ms. r. s. Dinwiddie and Miss Bette were
here lat Monday.
Miss Clara Hendricks. of Higsinsville, VS. |
ed Miss COmnrrah Harrison here last week. |
he returned home Monday morning, accom-
anied bY Miss Stella Harrison.
Mr.. Herman Held and wife, of Concordia, |
ncnt several days of last week visiting Mrs.
= parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jno. G. Mehl,and
home Saturday night.
DIR. Ed. Meng, Of Dover. will leave next
Ionday for a trip through Utah, California.
RECON and Washington territory. He ex-
ecis to be absent several weeks.
Col. JnO. Reid left Tuesday for Holt coun
on banking business. He was sccompa.
led by Mr.. Ed. Lee, and they spent a
w days in fishing before returning.
Rev. f. Meneiee ''tOOk the south bound
ain" Thursday morning. We suppose he
'ok the north bound train Thursday nigh,
we noticed him come back that night,
Prof. Archibald A. Jones leaves for Dali
N, Ga, to-day to attend to the closing of his
hool ut that place. He will soon return
'companied by his wife, father and mother.
Mrs. Ella Berry, OF ST. Louis, who has been
sitting the family Of Mr.. F.. ID. Smith for
'out ten days, left Tuesday TO spend a few
AVS in Kansas City before returning to her
Dme.
Judge y. Ryland was In Higginsville Sum
and delivered his address on personal I
lrity' before the Y. NJ. G.. A. at that place
e had ii crowded house, at the Baptist
lurch.
Mr.. j. Il. Campbell and daughter, Miss
'ssie. Of Ray county, came over Saturday
r a visit To Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Sedywick. |