The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1889-05-04
personalities.

day.
Mrs. d. G. Wade Is visiting relatives in
Odessa.
Mrs. NJ. F. Price spent Wednesday in Kan.
sas City.
Mrs. W. b. Steele spent Thursday In Kan
sas City.
Thursday.
Miss jennie Berrie spent her holiday in
Kansas City.
Miss Alberta Klst is visiting her sister In
Kansas City.
Mi Percy Silver was at Marshall on bust
ness Monday.
Miss Mary Frank Hawkins spent yesterday
In Wellington.
MIR. Haywood Heathman was III Kansas
City Yesterday.
Mr.. JAS. Aull returned to New York City
last Sunday night.
Capt. j. Q. PIattcnburg was here u couple
of days this week.
Mr.. Samuel huston was in Kansas City on
business Thursday.
Mr.. Dave Hecker was in Kansas City on
business Thursday.
Miss Ii. b. Jewell visited 10 Kansas City
Sunday and Monday.
Mr.. Rob-. Wilson was in Kansas City
Tuesday on business.
Squire w. Il. Anderson, of Odessa. was
In the city Thursday.
Dr. j. e. Tucker, wife and baby spent
Tuesday In Lake City.
Miss Sallie Smith, OF C. +. c., visited at
her home last Sunday.
Miss Annie Stuckey, of ID. f. c.. visited In
Kansas City Saturday.
Little Airline Burden is sick with q slight
attack Of scarlet fever.
COMMANDMENTS Chief Eph King was In
Kansas City Thursday.
Miss Josie Campbell Is visiting her sister.
Mrs. Weller, In SadalIa.
Messrs. Will Zeiier and Sam Hays spent
Sunday in Sw Get Springs.
Misses Young and Martin, of K. A. s., WIS.,
tied in Kansas lily Monday.
Mrs. j. W. Harrison returned from a short
visit to Aullyille last Monday.
Mrs. X. s. Dinwiddie and Miss Bette were
here shopping last Thursday.
Mrs. J. d. Morrow went up to Kansas City
Tuesday to hear Joe Jefferson.
Miss Lizzie Tyre. of e. f. c., visited at
her home In Lake City Monday.
Mr.. E. f. Heating and wife, OF Higgins
vile, were In the city Thursday.
Cadet o. W. Meliken was In Kansas City
Misses Maud Davis and Laura Barnes, of
q. +. c., spent Sunday In Aullville.
Mr.. B.. G. Ridge, OF Davis township. called
at the Intelligencer office Thursday.
on bushes several days Of this week.
Mr.. Ed. VsnAnglen and Miss Yula Cor
don, of Dover, were here last Tuesday.
Capt. w. d. Rankin was in Independence
and Kansas City on business Thursday.
Miss Neil Quarles Roberts left for her
home, 10 Louisville, Ky. last Thursday.
Mr.. 7. s. Chandler returned Saturday
from a business trip to Chicago and Joliet.
Miss Charlotte Morath left Yesterday morn
ing for \ visit of several days In Kanas City.
Miss Blanche Harper of G. F. c. visited at
her home, IN Westport. several days this
week.
Mrs. G. E. Ballard has returned from Kan
sas City aud now says she Is q we'll woman
again.
Messrs. Hermann Stettmund and George
Steinntz. of Glasgow, were ia the city We'd
nesdaY.
Miss Josie Easter returned Wednesday
night from q two weeks visit In Wyandotte,
Kansas.
Mrs. Robt. Smith and Mrs, Emison Chan
slor spent several days of this week In Kan
sss City.
Miss Jessie DeBerry. who has been attend
ing Is. +. c., left for her home yesterday
morning.
Messrs. Frank. p. Kellogg and II. A.
Blake. of Sedaiis, were In the city Wednes-
day night.
Miss Girtrude Poindexter. OF L. A. S.,
spent several days Of this week visiting In
Napoleon.
Mrs. DR.. Sam Banks and daughter, OF
Waverly, were In the city q couple OF days
this week.
Mrs. Or. Feagan. Of waverIy, arrived here
Wednesday night and Is visiting at Mrs.
Wiseman's.
Miss VIrgie Hendricks of b. F. C.. spent q
couple of days OF this week at her home In
Higginsville.
Madame Edouard Blitz and Misses Mary
Bryant and Nettis CIemmens were 10 Kansas
City Monday.
Little Lillian Young, 1t Is believed, has
passed the critical point of her disease, and
Is improving.
Misses Nettie and Clara Bunker. of Wash
ington township, called at the Intelligercer
office Tuesday.
Miss Tinnie Holland, of B. +. c., left yes
terday morning for q couple of days. visit
in Kansas City.
Miss Anna Price returned Saturday from
a couple of weeks visit to Miss Ora Houx
in Higglnsville.
Mrs. VIM. Aull snd children left last
Thurs lay for a summers visit TO relatives 10
Gordonsville, Va.
Mrs. Ed. Adams and little daughter re-
turned Wednesday from a two weeks yisu
to friends In Sedalia.
Miss JAMIE Carter visited In HIgglnsville
for several days and returned to this city
Wednesday morning.
Tuck" Francisco arrived home last Thurs.
dav night from oklahoma. He has had
enough of It in his'n.
Mrs. j. A. Graham and Mrs. l.. B. Atkin-
son will arrive here from Arkansas about the
middle OF next week,
Misses Edith Heating and Pauline Clark
son. of C. F. c., visited at their home the
FIRST part Of this week.
Messrs. Albert Winkler, Robert Anderson,
Eugene Church and Henry roetemsn spent
Sunday IN Kansas City.
Messrs. VIM. Palmer and Mat Spruce left
Monday morning for Denver. Col, where
the will probably locate.
Mrs. j. Il. MOOrehesd and her sister, Miss
Lillian Boulware. were in Kansas City Tues.
day to hear Joe. Jefferson.
Mrs. j. j. PEBBLES. OF st. Joseph. stopped
over at this place Monday. She was en- rouL
to Sedalis to visit relatives.
Mr.. A. j. Slusher left last Wednesday fol
Floyd counly. Va, where he expects TO spend
the summer visiting relatives.
Mr.. A. T. Kiltley and wife returned from
a couple Of weeks visit to their daughter il
Psola, Kas., last Saturday night.
Mr.. Howard Atkinson, now uf st. Joseph.
was in the city Yesterday and the day before
shaking hands with his old friends.
Mr.. Geo. Cumming. deputy Postmaster n
Sedalia, visited his nephew, Mr.. q. A
sturges. a couple Of days this week.
Miss Mary Young, who has been teaching
school at Sweet Springs. closed her schoo.
Friday aud returned home Saturday.
DIR. P. II. Chambers left Wednesday nigh
to attend the national convention of railroad
surgeons, at st. Louis, May End and Bird.
Mr. Arthur GDhDer, of st. Louis, and MIR
Oscar Gehner, of Sedalia. spent several dayl