The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1889-11-09
EerHOnal1L1es.

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liov. +. MenIiee spent Tuesday in Kansas
City.
Hen. VIM. ii. Chiles was in Kansas City |
Miss Bass Cobb visited in Marshall Sunday
and Monday.
Col. Jno, Reid and wife spent Tuesday In
Kansas City.
MI. Seth Serat, now of Kansas City spent
Sunday here.
Miss Kiltie Fulkerson spent Wednesday In |
Kansas City.
Miss Susie Dyer. OF Higginsville, was in
the city Thursday.
Miss Eva McCurdy spent last week In Hig-
~ginsville visiting friends.
MIR. Henry StarEebaum, of Higginsville,
was in the city Wednesday.
Miss Ehie Mason, of Higginsville. was in
the city shopping Saturday.
Miss Fannie YOungs,O of Z. +. c., spent Sum
day at her home In Aullyille.
Mrs. +. NJ. Cob and son Willie. spent
Sunday and Monday in Waverly.
Miss Mollie Hudson, sister of Mrs. l.. L.
McCurdy, Is expected home soon.
Miss Maggie Hill. of c. +. C.,spent Sunday
aud Monday at her home In Odessa.
Hon. II. A. HickIin was in jefferson City
on business several days OF this week.
Mr.. Tilton DAVIS, wife and daughter, Miss
E~ugenia, spent Monday in Kansas City.
Mrs. Mary. A. Warner requests her adj
dress changed from Wellington to Odessa.
Mrs. John Welborn visited her sister in
Kansas City, Yesterday and the day before.
Miss Ella Young visited the Misses BeattIe,
near Higginsville, several days Of this week.
aMessrs. Jno. w. Waddell and JnO. g.
Young, Sr. were in Kansas City, Thursday.
Mr.. Ollie Benton. of Kansas City. vii tied
relatives near this city several days this week.
Mrs. Jno. Morrison and son returned from
u two weeks visit in Kansas City Saturday
night.
Mr.. Isaac Levy, of Cincinnati. Chic. arriv-
| ed here Thursday for q visit to his cousin, Mr..
| NJ. Gralz.
Miss Beulah Carr, Of Clinton, arrived here
Mondsy and enrolled as the Both boarding
pupil at b. +. G.
Mrs. Jno. Mooney. nee Mary Reynolds. OF
Mrs. A. ". Robinson.
Mr.. Emil Dienger, of st. Joseph, spent
Saturday and Sunday in this city visiting his
friend, MIR. Frank Binz.
Mrs. Robt. Taubman and daughter, Miss
Fannie May. left Saturday for a visit OF sever
al weeks in New York City,
Mr.. Il. j. BandOn was In st. Louis, Thurs
day purchasing material for the building oil
DR.. j. w. Mene's new store house.
M. W., DiIay nf EanSaa Iitv yUaa pallpI
to this place last Saturday on account of the
failing condition of his fathers health.
Miss Lizzie Hutchinson returned Saturday
night from a several weeks visit IN Kansas
CITY and Independence and Olathe. Kansas.
Miss Lulu Corder, Of Wsverly, who has
been visiting her sister Mrs, w. b. Steele, In
this city, returned home yesterday morning
Mr.. Gershon Silverman LEFT Sunday morn
ing for San Antonio, Texas, where he will
spend the winter for the benef OF his health,
Mr.. Clsud Campbell of Clay township. who
has been IN Oregon for about two years, has
returned home. He IL the son Of Mr.. W. 7,
c. Campbell.
Mr.. David Powell aud wife and Mise.
Sarah Powell and May Cummings, Of Rich
mond, visited the family of Mr.. Jno. Powell
in this city Sunday.
Miss NJ. E. Hollis and her sister, Mrs. NJ
l.. Cooley, of Las Vegas, New Mexico, wht
is here visiting her mother and sisters, spen
Tuesday in Kansas City.
Miss Carrie LOOMS, one or our prominen
graduates IN music, Is now teaching. Among
her scholars are Miss Mollie McCurdy, Mis-
Alice Smock and Miss Rosa Bour.
Mr.. g. c. Eaton and wife, Of Fsyette, VIII
have been here visiting their daughter. Mrs
w. F. Kerdolf, and son Mr.. Ben Eaton. lief
for their home Wednesday morning.
Miss Alberta Hawkins, one of the accom-
plished and enterprising business manager
of the Central College Gem. spent sunda
and Monday at her home IN Marshall.
Lee Docteur Dudley Colt, OF the Facult
OF Medicine. Paris en- route to San francisco
CAL, stopped over at this place Wednesds
, and visited Prof. Edouard Blitz and wife.
. Miss Lizzie Scott. formerly a teacher 10 {
E. ~, but now teaching in Cottey college
Nevada, arrived here Saturday night for
visit to her sister, Mrs. Col. Jno. A. Jones.
Mr., John Kemple, now OF Kansas CIT
was here Thursday and Yesterday shakin
, hands with his many friends and attendir
to some business matters. He is looking wei
Elder Reese. of the Christian church
this city, left Monday morning Tor Portlsn
Oregon, where he goes 20 dedicate q churt
and carry on a protracted meeting of 81
weeks duration.
Mrs. Chas. Buck, of Denver, Col. arrive
= here Thursday for a visit to her mother, MI
V Jno, Kriehn. She is on her way home fro
. Chicago, where she went TO attend the fune
{ al of her father-in-law.
Mr.. f. III. Rodgers, of Bunceton, visit
: his daughter, Miss Maggie, at Z. A. s. Satu
e day, and, accompanied by her. left ,sturds
e night for a visit Of several days to the fami
e of Mr., Jno. B. Jones, in Aullville.
The following card has been received
friends: james A. Burton-Mrs. Emma
Eckle, ceremony at residence, Sixteenth al
Main street, Lexington, Mo-, Wednesda
November 18Th, at 10: 80 O'Clock q. M. 1880.
Mrs. Francisco, Of Wayerly. was In I
, city yesterday. She was en- route to Hans
City to do some shopping but the j. G.. b.
l.. train was delayed some little time on q
count OF a rock on the track and she had
remain here all day.
Mrs. Susan Waddell returned Ssturdi
,r night from = months visit to relatives In S
NJ Louis. She Is in her S5th year. but made t
trip alone and has not suffered In the lea
ia from IL. She Is indeed q remarkably W
preserved lady, both in mind and body.
Of Mrs. NJ. q, johnson, Of near wellingto
and Mrs, DR.. NJ. W, Flournoy, of Bates Cit
il were in the city Tuesday and made US a pie
is ssnt visit. Mrs. Flournoy will leave ne
ct week for Philadelphia to be with her hu
II. band who Is attending Jefferson Medical c
lege.
he Miss Hattie Chamberlain, OF Mobile, AL
st who mas been visiting the family OF Mr.. W
e. Ii. Silver. in this city, for the past thr
OF weeks, lefC for her home Tuesday mornir
n Before her departure she vas tendered u We
an pleasant reception at which y number Of /
ng new friends were present.
The following cards have been received
" friands:-Mr. and Mrs. j. W. Harrison
:. yite you TO attend the marriage of th
" DAUGHTER, C0mOrah, to Mr.. Nathan Cord
Thursday evening NOV. l4th, at three o'clo
Baptist church, COrder, Mo. Reception fr,
" 4:3O to 7 O'Clock. at the residence of the brid
~ parents.
Of The recent rains have caused considerable +
lot in the river.
,i- The rains and consequent bad roads have
t.rfercd with the receipt s of the bridge
4, trade from ACROSS the river.