The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1890-05-03
Personalities.

"wednesday.
Mr.. Philip Keller was IN Kansas City OF
business Tuesday.
MIR. Jos. o. Lesueur and wife were In Kan.
sas City Yesterday.
Rev. Geo. l.. Leyburn. of BoonvlIle, wa
In The city Tuesday.
Mr.. s. j. Huston was In Kansas City OF
business Wednesday.
Mesdames JnO. Reid and Il. u. Farley spenI
yesterday IN Kansas City.
Mr.. ii. W. Winsor, OF Kansas CITY, was il
the city on business Tuesday.
Mrs. W. /. Hays left for u visit of several
days In Kansas City. Thursday.
Mrs. w. A. Wilson left for II visit TO rela-
tives at Greenwood, Thursday.
MIR. Robert Norfolk was in the city will
his family several days Of this week.
MIR. Ernest Chapman, OF ST. Louis, spent
Sunday with his parents, III this city.
Messrs. Lewis Wernwag and David Rus
sell spent Monday In Kansas CITY.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. T.. Stramcke returned
from Il visit in st. Louis Thursday.
Mrs. Tilton Davis and Miss Eugenia have
been visiting In Richmond this week.
Mrs. p. g. Patterson and son, Ollie, re.
turned from Il visit in st. Louis. Tuesday.
Mrs. Theodore Bates and children left for
q visit TO relatives In PaOla, Has, Thursday.
Mrs. Paul Frischer and Miss Rosa Roos
left Tuesday for D three weeks visit TO friends
at Hermann.
Miss Cora Snapp, of Maryvlle arrived here
Thursday night for Il visit to her aunt, Mrs.
Harrison Smith.
Mrs. Victor Bour left, Thursday. for ST.
Joseph. where she will spend the summer
with her parents.
Mrs. Mary Wlthers and Miss Leila Graves
returned from a visit of several days In Hig-
g~lnsville Tuesday.
Messrs. Vim. StOaestreet and Lewis Neale,
of Kansas City, spent Sunday with their
wives IN this city.
Mrs. Mary Bowman left, Monday night,
for a visit to her friends and relatives at her
old home, Lexington. Ky.
Mrs. T.. Ii. ROyle who has been visiting her
parents, In Kansas City, for several weeks,
returned home Wednesday.
Mr.. Lee Wallace. now residing In st.
Louis. spent several days Of this week vis-
iting his parents in this city.
Mrs. NJ. f.. Foss, who has been spending
tho winter In this city, left for her home, in
Junction City. Kas., Monday.
Miss Minnie Winkler. who has been So
journlng at Excelsior Springs for several
weeks. arrived home Wednesday.
Mr.. Jno. T.. Smith went down to st. Louis.
Sunday night, TO purchase u fine soda foun-
tain 10 place in his grocery store.
Mrs. X. II. Piper, OF Clinton, who has been
visiting relatives and friends In this city,
returned TO her home Wednesday,.
p Mrs. Belle Robinson, OF Kansas City, who
has been visiting relatives in this city, LETT
Tor a visit in Wellington, Thursday.
Mrs. VIM. StOnestreet. after u visit of sew
eral days 10 her parents in this city, returns
ed 10 her home, in Kansas City. Wednesday
Mrs. j, II. BOardmsn. who has bOen visit
ing her daughter. Mrs. Or. }. G.. Crist, In this
city, lett for her home. In Chicago. Monday.
We regret to hear that our old friend Dem
mis- Gavin has been confined TO his bed with
rheumatism for the past two or three weeks,
Mr.. Chss. Lyons, Il pupil of Westminster
college. Fulton, spent his spring holiday
with the family OF MIR. WIN. Morrison. of this
city.
Misses Emma Wadley, Meta Scott, Mary
Wilkerson aud Blanche Gordon. OF d. \. c..
visited In kansas City the first part OF this
week.
Mr.. II. T.. Lamis0n left Tuesday night for
q trip to different parts Of tho 1tate in search
for u location. From here he went to ST.
Louis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robt. Wilson went up to Kan
sas City Tuesday. the former returning that
night and the latter remaining for u visit to
relatives.
Mr.. l.. Megede and family, after a two
years. residence in Germany, have returned
TO Richmond and will make II their perma-
nent home.
Mr.. l.. u. Nickel. OF Fulton. accompanied
by his wife and two children, arrived here
Saturday night for a visit to his mother. Mrs.
NJ. K. Nickel.
MIR. and Mrs, Goodrich Wilson left Monday
night for 3 visit in Blackburn for the benefit
of Mr.. Wilson's health. which is now m
what improved.
There has been very little change In the
physical condition OF Rev. T. NJ. Cobb during
the past week but strong hopes are enter
tanned Of his recovery.
MIR. Evan s. Young left. Tuesday, for his
second "trip TO st. Louis this season for the
purpose Of purchasing dry goods for McCaus-
land, Young and Mctjausland.
MISS Daisy Clayton. of Kansas City, who
has been visiting her grandfather, Squire
Granville Clayton, in this city. left Tor Il
visit 70 relatives In Aullvllle, Monday night.
Mr.. Forest Lee left, Tuesday, for Denver,
Col, where he will probably reside IN the
future. dis brother, Mr.. Ed. Lee, accompa-
MED him for the purpose of visiting there a
week.
Mr.. VIM. b.. Hamlet, treasurer of the
school board. left, Tuesday, for st. Louis 10
deliver TO the Donaldson Stock and Bond Co.
the s25 ,O0O Of school bonds for which they
recently bid S25 900. He stopped OIL at the
state capital to have the bonds registered.
Mrs. Jennie Stewart, who was taken 10
81. Louis last Saturday night for medical
treatment, arrived safely but very much
fatigued by the trip. The physicians, after a
thorough examination, give no hopes for her
recovery. their decision being that she nm.
doubtsdly has u cancer.
Mrs. John a.Jones and Miss Matte Pyles
a. delegates from the G. +. G. issions rv}
society, and Mrs. T. {. Cyalahsw and Rev. ".
T. Mcclure aud wife, and MIss Belle Green.
delegates from the missionary society Of the
NJ. K. church, left Tuesday to attend the
Southwest Missouri missionary convention
at Clinton.
Frof. s. n. boyer was ip tue city Tuesday
to bid bis many friends, and especially The
Star band. goodbye. he having entered into n
contract with an OrganlzaiiOn of
sl the brass and reed musicians Of Quincy.
Ills, to serve as director for them. From here
he went to Richmond upon q like mission and
to attend to some property interests. after
which he will go to Quincy to reside perma.
nently. or Prof. Boyer's success, as AN In
s%tructor and director 1t Is useIess for M IN
speak to Lafayette county people as they all
know with what degree Of success bn has
met, aud the Lafayette MILITARY Band. of
Higa!nsyille. and the Star Band, OF this cItv
Will long stand as evidence of hi. great SKIN
His departure is much regretted ANIL his
many friends wish him. brilliant success In
his new field,