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

hA'hS' swan SlN1 hhtSuHV U Iltuh-
vile. Florida, where he expects 20 spend the
winter for his health.
Miss NOnnie Beattie, Of Higginsville, came
up Tuesday on what will hereafter be a regu-
lar trip for the purpose of taking music les
sons from Prof. Edouard Blitz.
Rev. q. W. Hyde and wife and Messrs. H..
c. Wallace and X. T. Jesse left for Jefferson
City Tuesday morning to attend the meeting
OF the State Baptist Association.
Miss iona White, of Kansas City, who has
been visiting friends near Dover, passed
through here yesterday morning on her way
home. accompanied by Miss Stark.
Mr.. j. A. Boyd, of the firm OF Chisholm,
Boyd Il White, OF Chicago, who put In the
excellent pressed brick machinery for Mr..
Geo. Farrar, left for home Thursday.
Misses Susie Shoiwell, of this county, and
Annie ShOtwell, OF Richmond, are visiting
relatives in Sherman and Gainesville, Tex.
They well be absen t about one month.
Mr.. Frank BIrchfeld and wife, of Odessa,
while en- route home from q visit to Sweet
Springs, stopped over at this place Sunday
night for Il visit to the family OF Mr.. NJ. f.
Rovle.
Miss Susie Brightwell. daughter of Mr.. F.
@. L. Brightwell, accompanied Mrs. DIR.
Holt to Washington, ID. c., last Thursday and
will remain there during the winter visiting
her sister.
From II card received this week we leaf m
that Rev. w. b. Palm0re Is now pastor of
Walnut street church. Kansas City, and that
bis address Is Hotel Pleasant, 5O4 East Ninth
street, corner of Locust.
Dir. Millsrd Graham, one of the many Lex
Ington boys who have removed to the great
west, and who now resides In Las Animas,
Col, has been IN the city this week shaking
hands with his many old friends.
Mrs. Herbert Sparks and Miss Pauline
Clarkson, of Kansas City, arrived here Fri
day night of last week, the former TO visit
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. f.. d. Smith, near
this city, and the latter to erter G. F. e.
Mrs J. w. Benjamin, formerly of this
city. but now living in Bloomington, Ills.
who has been visiting Mrs. Wm. b. Shultz
here for the past ten days, left yesterday
morning for Marshall for a visit to friends.
The following cards have been received by
friends:-Mr. and Mrs. Geo. W. Carr request
your presence at the marriage Of their daugh.
ter, Alice M, to Lee j. Slusher, Wednesday.
October %, at their residence, at 1880 O'Clock
p. M. 1889.
Mrs. j. w. Harrison and daughter, Miss
Comorah. passed through here Thursday
morning en- route to Kansas City to spend the
day. On their return trip home Miss Como
rah stopped over at this place and spent yes.
terday with friends.
Rev. g. W. Roberts, Of Excelsior Springs
who was en- route to Jefferson City to atienG
the State Baptist Association stopped ovel
ter, Miss Lillian, who IL the efficient assis'
tant instructress in instrumental music at b
F.. C.
Mrs. L. b. Atkieson, of Conway, Ark.
who has been here visiting her father, Mr.
Andy Graham, for SOM time, left for he
home Tuesday night, accompanied by tn,
latter, who will probably soon be Joined b,
his wife at that place and visit there during
the winter months.
Mr.. j. L.. Davis who has been residing neal
this city for sometime, left Tuesday mornin,
for Kansas City to look tor a position. II no
successful, he will soon leave for q visit Il
relatives In Ohio. We bope he will succeed
In finding a lucrative occupation as he Is
deserving young man.
MIR. W. M. N. Green spent several DAYS o
last week in Kansas City, returning HON
Sunday night accompanied by Mrs. Aggi
Ellis, of Newcastle. KY, who has been visit
ing In this state for some time and stoppe,
over at this place while on her way home, 70
q visit to her neice, Mrs. Geo. Trail.
Mrs. Robt. Norfolk returned Saturday from
St.Louls where she has been under trestmen
10 Mulauphy hospital for some time. She ha
been very much improved In health and re
ports Mrs. Alfred Long, who went with he
and who still remains there as getting alonI
nicely. We hope soon to see her, too, re
turn bone.
MIR. Thos. Meng left Sunday night for 81
Louis. at which place he will enter q Law
school. Tom Is an excellent young mar
with good moral habits and a bright min,
and will undoubtedly make the best of tb
advantages offered him now. He has bee
reading with Messrs. Graves Il Aull 70
quite awhile.
Mrs. JnO. Cowie and daughter, Mis-
Carrie, who went to California some fou
weeks ago to spend a year or more for tn
benefit OF Mrs. CPS health and If the cIImat
agreed with her to permanently reside, al
rived home Sunday night fully satisfied tha
no place on earth was healthier or NOR
pleasant to live in than Lexington and La
fayette county.
New York World:-The engagement {
- GonroN ~ C.nRo I-.- IN . .
Miss ClVmer, Of Washington, which has bee
variously reported and denied for severl
months past, has just been formally announ,
ell by both OF the persons concerned, and tb
marriage will occur this autumn. Miss CIV
p mer Is a lady of great intelligence, charm an
, many accomplishments, and her family hs
for nearly a century been nota BILE In til
social circles in Pennsylvania and the nations
capital.
Palmyra Spectator:-The marriage CT NJ
p Albert X. StrOther. q prominent young al
, tOrney of Kansas City. and Miss Ida Spencer
one of Palmyra's most estImable youp
: ladies', took place at the Methodist church
this city Oct. 8. The ATTENDANTS were Marvi
Spencer and Miss Jennie Rush and Wi
Chastine, and Miss May Spencer. The cert
mony was performed by Rev. j. K.
Vaughan, Immediately after which NJ
Strother and wife took the morning train Il
Kansas City, where they will In the futul
reside. They have our best wishes for futuI
, prosperity and happiness.
A Salem His, paper thus speaks Of a Wis
to that town by Mr.. James Nickel, of th
city:-Ater an absence of twenty thr,
a years, James Nickel, youngest son of Re,
j. N. Nickel. deceased, paid a fiyIng Wis
this week to the home of his birth. Jim.
, he was Familiarity called, left Salem when b.
two years old and not having seen any of Il
friends Of his childhood since his departur
except 5. 8, Chance, who upon the death
bis father was appointed his guardian,
course no one knew him but Mr.. Chanc
but on being introduced rs Mrs.. Nickel
baby he was recognized at once, and the ur
versal expression was the baby has assum,
wonderful proportions. and after inuuiril
for the health Of his mother. brother and ri
ter, the next inquiry was, what do you es
IT Jim Is a fair sample of Missouri's you,
men, that state need have no fears of an i
vssion from any source. Come again, Jill
It makes us feel healthy to look at your spar
ling eyes and manly physique.
l. I. o. o. F..
The me nbers OF Odessa Lodge No, 446,
y. U. F., have arranged for memorial serve