The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1889-10-19
PerBon6i1L1es.

Judge J. W. Harrison was here Tuesday.
Mrs. Hi. Campbell was In the city Thurs
day.
Mr.. Isaac Ryland was in the city Thursday
night.
Miss Bessie Vaughan spent Sunday at
home.
Miss Josie Campbell spent Tuesday in Kan.
sls City.
Mrs. NJ. F. Price was in Kansas City
Thursday.
Mr.. Harry Earl, of Kansas City, visited
here Sunday.
Miss Mamie Gordon spent Saturday and
Sunday in Kansas City.
Mrs. r!ichard Field spent Monday with
friends at Sweet Springs.
Miss DOME Weber left Monday for q visit
to her brothers in st. Louis.
Miss Finnell, of Marshall. entered B. F. q.
as a boarding pupil Monday.
Mcsdames Il. NJ. Cobb and JnO. A. Jones
spent Tuesday in Kansas City.
Hons. Alexander Graves and Jno. Young
were in Kansas City Thursday.
Mrs. Emison Chanslor aud son, Limrick,
visited In Kansas City Tuesday.
Mr.. w. N. Southern. Of the Higglnsville
Advance was in the city Tuesday.
Mr.. Jesse Crenshaw was in st. Louis on
business Tuesday and Wednesday,,
Mr.. VIM. S. CIagett left last Saturday for
st Louis 10 attend the Grand Lodge.
Mr.. j. A. Price has been in attendance at
Grand Lodge, in st. Louis.this week.
Miss Lizzie Young, who Is now teaching
school In slater, spent Saturday here.
Misses Emma and Annie Geyer returned
home from st, LOUIS TUE sday morning.
Mrs. Nicholas Haerle left Tuesday evening
for Boonyiile to visit relatives and friends.
Mrs. j. W. Homer and Miss Title Bour
returned from st. Louis Tuesday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. .. Andreen are expected
home from their eastern trip this morning.
Mr. Harry Wallace.attended the Neidering-
haus-Sharp wedding in st. Louis this week.
Misses Jennie Grimes and Fannie Stewart
left last night for u visit to friends near Cor
der.
Mr.. l. Med. Demuth left for st. Louis.
where he will probably locate, Monday morn
ing,
Mr. Clarence Vlvion. Of Higginsville, was
in the city in search of coal miners Wednes-
day.
MIR. Jas. Nickel returned Wednesday night
from a ten days visit in st. Louis and Salem,
Ills.
Miss Bette Waddell returned Thursday
night from a visit to her sisters In Kansas
City,
Mr.. E. E. Luce, of the HIgglnsville Leader,
UaS In tho oify IN l,uainauo Wa1uaadav AVA.
ming.
Mr.. Rudie Nagel, now of Kansas City
spent Sunday here with his mother and sis
ters.
Mr.. Lucien Cover, Of Cameron, was In the
city Monday and called at the Intelligencer
office.
Mr.. L. Ruffner Smith and family, OF indie.
pendence, are visiting at Judge Jos, r.
Smiths.
Mrs Frank X. She walter and children. oil
Kokoma, Colorado, are visiting relatives In
this city.
Miss Matte Grimes returned from q two
weeks visit to friends in Independence Tues
day night.
Mr.. Jno. Clark, who Is now residing II
Kansas City, spent Sunday with his parents
ut this place.
Mss Lettie Saunders left Saturday for an
extended visit to relatives in Bolckow. An
drew county.
Mr.. w. K. Comstock, wife aud child re
turned TO their home in Kansas City yester,
day morning.
Mr.. w. T. Fishback requests his address,
changed from HIggiDsville to 14l3 Chestnu
street, st. Louis.
MIR. f. s. Burton, of the Corder neighbour
hood, is visiting his sister, Mrs. Brown, neal
Sherman, Texas.
Rev. L. NJ. Cobb left for clinton Tuesda,
morning to perform the marriage ceremony
for II young couple. -
Mr.. A. d. Hawk, OF Kansas City visited tht
Misses Young, at their home on Main street
In this city Sunday.
Messrs. Geo. Wilson and NJ. W. Smith wer,
among the passengers from Lexington to ST
Louis Tuesday night.
Rev. +. Menefee left Monday for Balti
more, Nd, to visit a short while and to &C.
company his wife home.
Misses Maggie and Ida Hyde returned las
Monday from a months visit to relatives Ii
8 iine and Cooper counties.
Miss Hattie Chamberlain, of Mobile, Ala.
arrived here Tuesday night for a visit to th,
family OF Mr.. VIM. FL. Silver.
Messrs. j. A. Price and w. S. Clagett at
tended the session Of the Masonic Crane
Lodge in st. Louis this week.
Prof W. +. KerdoIff. Jr., and Messrs. j
Reid Morelaud and Jas. Green were In Kan
sas City on business Thursday,
Mr.. Geo. Vaughan spent Sunday at Cor
der with his daughter. Miss MargIe. who
teaching school near that place.
Mr.. JnO. +. TAYLOR, OF Los Angeles, Cal
passed through here Tuesday night ON hi
way TO Marshall TO visit friends.
Mr.. f. ii. Binder and son, Of Jefferso
City, were here Sunday and Monday visitin
Mr.. BIS daughter, Mrs. f. j. Zersberg.
I. MR.. Lulu PAYNE, who has been visitip
friends IN Independence for the past ST.
weeks, returned home Wednesda y evening.
Mrs. Henry Marquart arrived HON
Thursday from a three months visit In Lead
, vile. Denver and Man .teau Springs. Colo
RADIO.
Rev. W. b. PalmOre was in the city Tues
day, having stoT ped over here for a shcr
! visit while on his way to Waverly to marry
, couple.
3 Mrs. Sophia Teyis, OF Holden. who ha
been visiting her father, MIR. j. j. Fleming
at this place, left for her home Tuesda
morning.
Mr.. WIN. Porter, now occupying q positio
as ~bookkeeper in a who esule house In Kan
sas City. spent Sunday here with his mothe
and sister.
Mrs. Chas Brammel, nee Annie Smith, q
Joplin, who has been visiting her mother an
and LrOthers here, returned to her home Tues
, day morning.
Mrs. Wax. Keller, OF Fulton, and Mrs. II
} B. Osborne, of Independence, arrived her
Wednesday night for a visit to the family @
Mr.. Philip Keller.
Miss Susie Dyer, Of Hlg9insville, make
weekly trips to this city 10 receive Instruc
tons in vocal music under Miss MAY v
Gibbons, Of &. +. g.
Mrs. Ii. q. Buckingham, nee Annie Clsg