The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1890-10-18
Personalities.

City Wednesday. L
Mr.. and Mrs. f. G. Condor spent We'd S
nesday in Kansas City. 81
John Il. Jordan, Els g., was IN Kansas City =,
business Wednesday. n
Mr.. j. d. Yingling. of Hardin, visited rel
atives in this city last Sunday. J
Mrs. f.. B. Farley LETT for a visit to her sis 5
ter, in Independence, Thursday.
Miss Laura Mullins, Of Kansas city, il Wis., !
ting The family OF Mr.. A.. q yer. u
Miss Florence BuforL il cnnvaIe~rent from
her recent attack ol Inalsrlai fever. !
Mrs. j.. W. Basye went up 10 Kansas city l
for u VISIT Of several days, Tuesday. ,
Mrs. Belle Robinson, Of Kansas City, Is the :
guest of the family Ct Mrs. Jennie Stewart.
Miss Margaret Vaughan has gone ID
Fulton to attend the SVnodicai Female Col
lege. i
Mrs. Chas. Price, OF Kansas city. came
down to attend the Meibergen.rrIce we'd
| ding.
Mesdames NJ. Chapman AMI ID. W. b..
Tevis are home from u visit to their sister, IN
st. Louis.
Mrs. W. b. Hamlet went down to st.
Louis Thursday night for u WEEKS visit to
relatives.
WI. v III NV "aiS ~" 80
nation trip business and pleasure) 10 Webb
CITY, Wednesday.
Miss Mary WiukIer, who has been sick 10
long with malurial fever. is somewhat better,
though still very Ill.
Miss Fannie Berry. of Georgeviiie, who
has been the guest of Mr.. j. J. RidgelI, left
for her home Saturday.
Miss Annie Lyons, of f. A. s.. wen! down
.E. - ntIanl Niq
I Walker -Psg. wedding.
I Mrs. Oscar Andreen and daughter, Mary,
started to Dallas. Texas. last Monday,io visit
Mrs. George b. Dealey.
Mrs. Martha Grant and Mrs. Joseph Bar
q nett returned from their visit to Laramie.
= Wyoming. last Tuesday.
I'll F. 5. Burton, Esq, of Corder, our old-lime
II friend and patron, was In the city yesterday
and paid us u pleasant visit.
"a Mrs, Isabella Yingling returned from n
v two weeks visit TO relatives and friends In
ID Kansas CITY. Saturday night.
r.. Mr.. aud Mrs. Robt. EgglestOn and daughter
Of returned Wednesday evening from II visit 10
relatives in Bacyrus. Kansas.
MIR. Albert Graham, of Austin. Texas
ch arrived here Friday Of last week for q visit
ks to his father. Mr.. Andy Graham.
oil Rev. W. j. Carpenter arrived here from
h Clinton with his family, Thursday evening
as We welcome them to our midst.
ON On account of failing health, MIR. James Ii
Bowen has concluded TO move to Florida an.
T., make that state his permanent home.
.a Mrs. Robert Taylor left Tuesday for SAINT
an Clara, California, where she will spend III
winter with her sister, Mrs. +. l.. Bray.
~, Miss Lettie Saunders returned HON
20 Thursday evening, from Fillmore, where sh
has been spending the summer with he
sister.
H Mrs. Ed Adams and niece, Miss Alp
ny Mosier, who have been visiting in Indian
p1 for several weeks, returned home Wednss
day evening.
Mrs. DIR. II. g.. Tate ana son. william
formerly residents Of this city. now
u Louisville. KY, arrived here Wednesday II
700 u visit to their many friends.
oDy Judge Xenophon Ryland. DR.. z. H. Chan
un- bers and j. A. Price. ESQ.,, have been In II
and tendance at the grand lodge of the Mason
'sd- order. In st. Louis, this week.
'pv' Mr.. and Mrs. G. e. Eaton. OF Fayette. wi
Doc; have been here visiting their son, Mr.. Ii
Eaton. and their daughter. Mrs. VIM. F.. he
n !, dolf, Jr., left for home Tuesday.
IS Of Mrs. M. Z. Royle, Mis-. Fannie Bane, n
. Ia and Mrs. G. Fl. Royie and Master Milton
rltie Royle, Jr., went TO Richmond last Wedn'
lam, dav to visit relatives and friends.
efel, Miss Media Adams, en- route to her home
Jno. Kansas City, from a visit TO relatives In In
over ana, stopped over at this place anu sp'
Wednesday evening with her brothers.
vero Mrs. q. X. Smith. en- route from Boonvil
and where she has been residing for the past We
,no, for q visit to her sister in Independence .st'
na.r ped over at this place and spent several d
oon. of this week.
.na Mr.. Thomas Meng left Monday evening
,.roa St, Louis, where ne will study law the &C
I'll ing winter. Tom Is q studious young 4
and will make u good record for himself
the law college.
~ Mr.. GershOn Silverman lett Tor
A'oiS Louis Monday TO attend the law school
'n' I that place. Gershon is very studious
w. ambitions and will make good Use OF
os" time spent In school.
Capt. Geo. Ridell, of st. Louis, arrived
: n' yesterday morning and has taken charg
eu III the ferry boat. Mr.. Ridall Is well KIN
oy so here having lived here at one time. He
a good reputation as u pilot.
D.. par Mrs. w. G. Musgrove. of Medicine 10
about Kansas, passed through here last atu
nd all night On route to Sweet Springs to visit
pro- tiyes there. She will return here next
by the and spend u lew days with relatives
Berta friends In this city.
rec' UnfavOrable news as to the conditio
""' Mrs. A. G. Williams health wss Tect
ie's' mere Monday, and her sou. Mr.. Herbert
i'ot.e' liams, left Tuesday morning for Let
VI Springs to attend her bedside. We hoI
d y found her much improved.
- MIR. and Mrs. Jos. Tribble left TuesdG
a visit 10 Mcdonald county. Mrs. T. 20
her parents, while Mr.. T. goes to IL
speak -. oar,ad h, a,,h, ve.rs n,
ImIlton - - ord IN 90, a w,n,er,a suo,
u LeA deer and bear meat for his friends.
,aa.h Mr.. W. E. Comstock, of Kansas City.
he best spehuihs { -.
., M,.s near this city. engaged in an effort TO g
~ had inmate the quail family returned to his
49,, 4. Tuesday. His wife Is with her paren
,,r 80 ho this city and will remain here a short
harav MIR. Henry Wertz, accompanied b
=. daughter, Mrs. June Ferguson, and
H., nupbter-iu law, Mrs. Emma Wertz
- last Tuesday morning for an extended
70 his daughter, Mrs. Florence DejarnO
oA family who reside near Goldman. Ark
-" Mrs. NJ. r. s. Young, after several ye
na'u WI
Gu bart' Mrs. Bette Mason, who has been here
loie SUI medical treatment for several months.
Tue pat a visit to the family Of Mr.. Jamas II. !
We oeen son, near HIgginsyIile. Tuesday.
, Miss Reta Lorton. of Nebraska City
~ en- route to Chicago, stopped over in IL
80. Monday evening and remained here "
p,,n .,aa family OF her uncle, MIR. W. II. Hickma
C,o Wednesday morning. Her visit was
y ~ the occasion of q delightful Informal
- ton W aich was attended by some eigh,
a couples of our society people.
"a proper Mr.. David Callahan. Jr.. left Sun
|, services jefferson City, where he has accepted
DR. CrIst ton as bOok-keeper with the Sullivan
natIent Il Tree Co. A more competent man
w opera. such u position could not be foun
nj. while we regret exceedingly to lose
- man from our midst, we can hut wish
a - the greatest prosperity. His vile aud
.,a.,.., will remain here until spring.
rt for the the mSnV ir'shus u MT :" F.h'
his place. who recently went 'iom III" Guy |
~ hen the bridge, Mass. to attend Harvard cole
.,oh nainad The frat nf this week