The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1890-02-22
Personalities
!. c. McGrew Is better.

Miss Bessie Vaughan spent Sunday 4
, home.
l Mr.. Geo. Belt. OF HigginsyIlle, was in lhi
city Thursday.
, DIR. Il. G. Carter, of HigRinSvIlIe, WIS /
the city Monday.
MT. Rufus Mccormick II convalescent sfte
some weeks OF sickness.
Hon. W. ii. Carter Visited his wife, in thI
city, Sunday and Monday.
Ms, l. Is. Gordon has reiuI ned from
visit 10 relatives In Dover.
Msssrs. Min Nc addiD and Travis BufOr'
were IN Kansas City Thursday.
Mr. Oscar Goehner spent SUNDAY with hi
parents and friends In this city.
Mr.. ChRs. Russell has been sick this weel
with something like pneumonia.
Miss Mary Andreen celebrated her fOurIh
birthday last Thursday, the goth.
Mr.. Abe Keller, Of Lamar, has been In th'
city for several days Of this week.
Mr.. Herman Scott, OF Kansas City. spen
SUNDAY with relations In this city.
Mr.. ID. l.. Powell, of HigGinsVille at
tended the b. r. G. concert Monday night.
Mrs. Ann Reagan. of Kansas city, visiteC
her daughter at b. +. C.. several DAYS Of Till
week.
Dir. Chiffon and his daughter. who have
both been sick for some weeks, are reported
better.
Mrs. J. ID. English, Of Detroit, Michigan,
II here on y visit to her sister, Mrs. Robert
Taylor.
Misses Laura Andrew aud Fannie Venable
returned from = weeks visit In OdesssThurs-
day night.
Mr.. 8. g.. Wentworth. who has been con-
nued to bis room by Illness for two weeks. Ia
about again.
MIR. Ernest Gordon. OF Neyads. visited his
grand mother. Mrs. l.. Is. Gordon. several
days OF this week.
Messrs. L. w. Abendroth and Lewis Neal.
both now doing business In Kansas city,
spent Sunday here.
Or. N. Chapman was quite sick for two or
three DAYS this week. but was able 10 be al
the bank again yesterday.
Mr.. John Clark. now In the Western I'm
lon telegraph Office. In Kansas CITY. spent
sunday here with his parents.
MIR. c. T. White, of Pilot Grove. en- route
to Nebraska, stopped over In this city Wed
nesday night for q visit to friends.
Miss SallIe Leyburn. of Boonvllle. Is here
for q visit to her many friends. She Ii stop.
log with the family of Judge Field.
Mrs. VIM. 5tonestreet, Of Kansas City,
came down Thursday night for n visit to her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. b. Z. Ireland.
Messrs L. 8. Young and f. NJ. McCausland
left last night fer the east to purchase q
large stock Of spring and summer dry goods.
Miss Eva Smelling. Of Mani, who has
been visiting her brother, Mr.. +. Smelling. at
B. +. c., returned home Yesterday morning.
Mrs. Mary Kiefer and her son, Mr.. Jake
kiefer. of Kansas City. spent several days
this week with her daughter. Mrs. Carrie
Talbot.
Mr.. j.. A. j. Shultz and wife, after q short
visit 10 their summer residence. Llnwood
Lawn. near this city, returned to st. Louis
SATURDAY. night.
Mr.. John LOOMS. son Of the late Albert
LOOMS. who has been living In Minnesota
for the past ten years. has returned here TO
make this bis home again.
Mrs. e. G. Wallace has been confined 10
her bed for SOM weeks. She is 81 years old
to-day. Miss Helen Wallace, her daughter.
Is also In bad health. and has been for some
months.
Messrs. Thos. Bolton and Jas. Robinson
went over to L.athrOp Sunday to visit friends.
Jim returned Monday morning., but OF
curse Tom could not leave In less TINT than
two DAYS.
Mr.. II. G.. Branch celebrated his 63rd
birthday last Monday by inviting q few OF bis
fIiends to partake Of IN elegant dinner. We
hope he may live TO celebrate many more
birthdays.
Mrs. lsadore Keller and son, Allie. left
Wednesday. for Fayette, where Mr.. Keller
has bought out q larLe mercantile establish
ment and will In the future reside. We wish
them prosperity.
Mr.. c.. n. Brown. n prominent banker OF
Lamar. was In the city Monday, having come
r. e., and to attend the concert. He was r
pleasant caller at tnis Office.
Mr.. Geo. Galloway, onr OF Lafayette coun-
tvs most energetic young farmers and solid
democrats. accompanied BY his wife. lett
Tuesday for Eldorado Springs. where he will
reside until his wIfe's health Is recovered.
We are pleased TO announce that DIR. W .
I. Cameron, father Of Mrs. w. B. Bolton,
has decided TO remove from Huntsville and
locate In this city for the practice Of bis pro-
fesslon. He will receive Il hearty welcome
frCm our citizens.
Miss Mlnnette Slayback il one Of the La.
dies Quartette which ha, been such y popular
feature of the Kroeger concerts In st, Louis
this winter. This quartette Ihink Of coming
here soon to offer 10 the music loving people
OF Lexington a taste Of the singing which 81.
Louis applauds.
Messrs. j.. G. Higgins, OF Fayetteville.
johnson county, and A. II. Msjor, OF Aull-
Vile. were In the city Monday and were
pleasant callers at our Office. They are both
red hot for ex-senator Jno. Harmon. oil
Holden. fo- railroad commissioner. especially
Mr.. Higgins. who made ZONE home strike
10 the ex.sepator's favor. He could not select
. more honest or honorable man to work for.