The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1889-08-10

been visiting her sister, Mrs. w. Il. Mcclure
returned home WednGs lay morning.
Mrs G. NJ. Boyd and babe of Kansas C..y,
spent several days Of this week in the city
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Refer.
Misses Ellie Nilchy and Alvena Priesmeyer,
of Jefferson City, arrived here Thursd az
evening for q visit to the Misses Primer.
Miss Loula Corder. OF Waverly, who has
been visiting ner sister, Mrs. VIM. d. Steele,
returned to her hoEHe Tuesday evening.
Mr.. Thos. Yingling went up to Kansas
City Saturday morning to witness the Fall
of POmpeli," returning Monday evening.
Mrs.. ID. Morrow returned from Chicago,
where she has been under the treatment of
eminent physicians, last Sunday morning.
Mr.. Jno. DoIan, of the "Calamity Branch
mail force, was called in to st. Louis for his
regular quarterly examination last Sunday.
Mr.. Geo. Forrest and his neice, Miss Lucy
FarwelI, of Philadelphia, Penn. are visiting
the family of Mr.. e.. II. Page, near Page City.
Mrs. l.. T.. Wright. OF Hardin, after u visit
of 3 week to Misses Mamie and Lise.te Shaw,
left Wednesday morning for Independence.
Mr.. Nathan COrder and Youngest daugh-
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nesday night en- route rome from Kansas City.
Miss Ct ariOtle Morqth, who has been visit
Ing in Boston and other eastern cities for
quite a while, returncd home Sunday morn
ing.
Misses Matte Grimes and Sallie Stewart
left Monday morning for IA ten days visit to
the family of Mr.. Al. Stewart, near Welling-
ton.
Misses Edith and MabIe ShuItz. OF Lin
wood Lawn, returned Monday evening from
Il two weeks visit TO friends In Kansas
City.
Mesdames Matthew Meyers and Jack Shan
non, of st. Joseph, arrived here Thursday
night for a visit 10 the family of MIR. Philip
Keller.
Mr.. Geo. T.. Williams, of Kansas City
passed through here Saturday evening en-
route TO WayerIy TO spend several days with
relatives.
Mr.. j. W. Warnix, wife and two children.
OF Caloosa, California. are visiting at MIR.
Sllas Wyatt's. Mrs. Warnix and Mrs. Wyatt
are sisters.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Steers, now of Han
nibal, have been IN the city this week, the
former on legal business and the latter visit
ing friends.
MIR. CLARK Hyde and sister, Miss Laura.
who have been visiting relatives in Cooper
county Tor some time, returned home We'd
neSday night.
Misses Georgia and Willie Bowman, OF
Frankfort, KY, arrived here Saturday night
of last week for Il visit TO their cousin, Mrs.
Jno. L, Burden.
Mrs. Robt. A. Wilson and Miss X attic VIII
son, who have been visiting in Kansas City
for about two weeks, returned home last
Saturday night.
Misses Drucilla Golliday and Mamie
Adams, OF HIgginsv'lle, arrived here Friday
night OF last week for u visit of two weeks to
Miss Ella Tribe.
Mrs. Mamie J. Erwin, of Marshall. stopped
over in this city several hours Saturday
while on her way home from a visit TO
friends in Richmond.
Misses Sallie Smith and Robbie Young. of
two weeks visit to the family of Mr.. Herbert
Sparks, in Kansas Cily.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. Wedell, of Armourdale,
Kas., visited Mrs. WIS father, MIR. John q.
Fisher, Thursday night. They returned
home yesterday morning.
Mrs. Geo. Poston and daughter. MISS
Emma, of Fulton, arrived here Tuesday eve
ming and are visiting the family of Mrs. P.'s
brother, DR.. 4. l.. Bolton.
Miss Bessie Webb who has been visiting
relatives and friends in Independence, passed
through here Friday night Of last week en-
route to her home, near Cordcr.
Mr.. A. e. DOnohoe, formerly of this city,
but now of Kansas City, is in the city In the
inter est OF the Midland Life Insurance Co.,
and visiting relatives and friends.
air. L. +. Wilson went down to Higgins
vile Monday evening to meet his wife, who
returned from II ten days visit to relatives in
Jerseyyille, Ills, Tuesday morning.
Mrs. j. III. Wilson, who mas been visiting
the family Of Mr.. Upton Wilson. near this
city, and Ms. Jas. Wentworth, in this city,
left for Sedalia Wednesday morning.
Mrs. Mamie Hunter and daughter, Miss
Eta, OF Kansas City, passed through here
Saturday night on their way to Dover to visit
the family OF Capt. W. II. Littlejohn.
Mrs. Herbert Sparks who has been visiting
tie family OF her father, MIR. +. ID. Smith,
near this place, for about six weeks, returned
to her home IN Kansas City last Saturday
morning.
Mrs. II. Corbin, nee Lightncr, now OF
Georgetown, KY, while on her way to Ma
poleon to visit the family of Uncle Strother
Renick, stopped over at this place last Fri
day night.
Mrs. Lizzie He~nkensmeyer, and her broth
err, Master Otto Georges, of Kansas city, who
have been visiting their mother, Mrs, Louisa
Georges, in this city, returned home last
Saturday.
Mr.. Wm. Stonestreet, Of Kansas City,
spent Sunday here. de returned home Mon.
day morning accompanied by his wife and
child VINO have been spending the heated
term here.
Misses Fannie Muse and Annie Hatcher, of
LindsbOrg, Has, arrived here Thursday
evening Tor II visit to their cousin, Miss Liz.
zie smith. They are en- route TO Virginia to
visit relatives.
Mrs. Edgar. Fleming. of ST. LOUIS. arrived
here from CarrOllt0u. where nhe has been
visiting, last Saturday, aud visited, Mrs.
Lucy Cox until Wednesday evening when
she returned home.
Mrs. Maggie HIson and daughter, Miss
Mary. Of Kansas City, who came down 10
nurse Miss Agnes Gavin who was 40 badly
hurt by falling from a porch last week. re-
turned home Tuesday morning.
Mr.. Grundy Young aud wife, now of Kan
sas City, came down TO this city Saturday for
a visit to the family of Mr.. NJ. J. Chinn. Mr..
Young returned home Monday morning but
his wife will remain here a short while yet.
Miss Leila Young, of near this city, who
has been visiting friends at Dunksburg and
Sweet Springs, returned home last Saturday
morning accompanied by Miss Mamie Snod
dy, OF Malta Bend. who Is now visiting her.
Mr.. Cd. Powell, who, in connection with
his son, are to begin the issuing of Il republi-
can newspaper In this city to be called the
Herald, arrived here with his family Wed.
nesday morning. lie Is a very pleasant gen.
tleman.
Mrs. IL. Smith, Of louisville, Ky, who has
been visiting her brother, Mr.. VIM. b. Ham
lett, for the past month, left for her home
Friday night Of last week, accompanied by
Miss Emma Hamlet, who will. visit her for
about Il month.
Mrs. Belle Robinson. of Kansas City, who
has been spending several weeks with friends
and relatives here, left Friday night of last
week for Waverly. where she will spend the
remainder Of the summer months with Mrs.
H.. S. Diuwi1die.
Miss Estelle Allnutt, of Jacksonville, Mary.
land, who has been visiting the family OF Mrs
&c. Ewing for the past five months, Left