The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1890-01-04

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Monday. I
RI. Rev. J.. J.. Lhlly spent Thursday IN Kan I
sas city. 4
MIR. WIN. Morrison spent Monday in Kan
sa- city.
Miss Anna Price /, visiting relatives In
Richmond.
Col. Jno. Reid WAS in Kansas Guy Oh bust !
ness Tuesday
MIR. Thos. Y. Pickett made us a pleasant
call last Thursday.
MIR. I:obt. Taubman and wife spent M1n-
day In Kansas city.
MIR. +. j. John visited relatives In 81. Louis
SUNDAY aud Monday.
Miss Emma Srraube, OF Richmond. Is visit
Ing Miss Clara johnson.
Mr.. n. 7. Buck, OF Middleton township,
was In this city Tuesday.
MIR. s. n. Wilson ha been In Warreusburg
several DAYS OF this week.
Il. s. Hughes, Esq Of Richmond, was In
the city on business Monday.
Esquire Granville Clayton and wife visited
relatives In AullviIle Sunday.
Miss Clay Roberts, OF Kansas City, visited
friends in this city Thursday.
Miss Carrie Hines visited relatives In Kan
ShS Ily "euIeSuhf anu inuFsusN.
Miss Maggie Spears has been visiting In
Lees Summit several DAYS OF thls week.
Mr.. Willis Powell, of.the Herald, visited
In Wi;hits, Kansas, Sunday arf monday.
Mr.. David Wilson, of the Otessa neighbour
hood, made US n pleasant cali Asst Tuesday.
Miss Ellis Tribbie returned nome Monday
from II visit to relatives In ArmOurdsle. Has.
MIR. Frank Atkinson, now OF st. Joseph,
visited Old friends here several days Of This
week.
MS. DIR. Bassett and daughter. Miss Mary,
Of Richmond, are visiting At Mr., Triton
Davis,
Mr.. Fred Kohlman and wife, returned yes
terdsyl from IA ten days visit to relatives In
BoonvilIe.
Mrs. J. w. Basye returned home last night
from a visit OF several weeks to r. laIives In
Troy. Ky.
Mir, Oliver Houx, formerly of this CITY.
now OF Marshall, was In the city on business
3 last Thursday.
( DIR. Slepl en- Neil, now located al Clinton,
was In the city shaking hands with his many
r friends Saturday,
, MIR. Henry Herr, II "the ranch, - 10 Colora.
do, was here shaking hands with his many
q friends last Thursday.
II Miss Noble WOrthan, of Cass county, ar
q rived here Thursday night and entered d. +.
II G.. rs 3 boarding pupil.
a Miss Rosalie FlournOy, OF LiDneus. return
q ed to her home Monday after u weeks visit
TO Miss Fannie Stewart.
Rev. ii. u. Richardson and wife spent
several days OF this week with the family OF
DIR. Webb. near Page City.
Misses RIttie t'uIkerson and Virgie McClel
land left Monday night for u visit to Miss
LeOns CordeIl, IN Marshall.
Nj. Ed YiugliDg spent several days Of tbi'
and last week in Butler writing friends. liz
returned home Wednesday.
Miss Mildred Vivian, Of Kansas City. Il
visiting her brother, Mr.. Robt. Garter. ant
other relatives near UordeT.
+, Misses Mary and Ida Talbot spent severa
days. this week, 10 Kansas lily with iheli
grandparents and other relatives.
y Mrs. Jas. Mooreheud and sister. Miss LII
d Ian Boulware, Of Fulton. who II Vlsitint
% here, spent Saturday In Kansas City.
w DR.. Z. II. Chambers. JT,, of Fairfield, Ills.
IT. who has been spending The holidays with hi
"a parents, left Tor his home Wednesday.
Miss Mary BO,eIer, of Kansas City. wh'
u has been here visiting her sister, Airs. Z. II
u Royle. returned home Tuesday morning.
NJ Mr.. A. V. Robinson left Saturday night 70
v" u three weeks trip into Arkansas and TeXa
y in The Interest oi the Moarew Milling Co.
Capt. Il z. RyIRnd End Prof. +. ". Hop
ss kins, of w. NJ. A, went up TO kSnsas Gu!
Of TUESDAY, To spend several days with friends
u Nr. VIM. Houston ana wife and DR.. an,
TO Mrs. Ed. Sharp, of Msrshsll. visited tn
family Of Mrs. Grady. the first Of the week
n. Mrs. J. v. Finley, accompanied by Maste
lst Reid Rylsnd, left Monday morning for u visi
d. to the family OF Mr.. Isaac Rylaud, IN Kansa
Ms CITY.
lot DR.. VIM. q. Woodward aud wife, OF Hsr
II din. passed through here Monday night .
he route to Sweet springs 10 wish the doctor
We parents.
Miss Rena Corder. Of Waverly, came u
of Monday TO spend New Years day with b.
x sister. Mrs. w. b.. : eele, anu remained uni
On Thursday.
Miss Lutte Climbers, who Is now teschIu
OF school at Versailles. Mo-. spent the holida,
lad at her home, In this city aud returned hon
zen Tuesday.
TO Mr.. Nathan Talbot, wife and son. Jimmi
at and Miss Lulu Sanders, from Corder. speI
ich Christmas here with Mr.. Butler Talbot nj
sue other relatives.
'zie Mr.. Jno. Tevis, Of Buncaton, visited h
wd brother. Mr.. ID. W, T.. TevIs, III this cit
MI during Christmas week, aud returned hon
ten Saturday night.
ndS Miss Allie Sherman who has been vIslll
on at Mrs. Casters, returned nome Wednesd
llhB apannnnanial hy MI.a tnsia EaStar and NJ
nee Maggie BulIsrd.
Mr.. Jas. Ke.,ney, of Independence, visit
relatives and friends near This city sevel
days OF this aud last week and return
home Yesterday.
SOC MISS Mollle Eaton and.qIttIe brother, W
mite have been visiting their sister. Mrs. VIM.
,.rs Kerdolf, Jr., left for their home, In Fayet
,,o Thursday morning..
Messrs. VIM. Graham aud Chss. CubIne.
Jackson county. who have been visiting I
the family OF Mr.. Geo. Odell, left for tn
homes last Thursday.
ooh Mr.. DAVID Heathmau and sister, Nj
Hortense, went mp to Kansas City Saturd
Iii, David returned Saturday night but his sis
renamed there several days.
over MISS alma hyloy lett tuesday Tor San
City to attend the wedding OF her friend, NJ
Lolita Brown, which took place Wednesd
and to visit friends for sometime.
Mr.. David Russell, Jr., now clerk Ing
the mammoth establishment of Scruggs, Y
deryoOrt i barney. NJ. Louis. arrived b.
Wednesday for - VISIT 10 his parents.
,red Mr.. Mart Russell, OF Ksnsas City, who
,sss been visiting IN this city sin 20 Christmas,
MRS turned home yesterday. HIS wife will
,ou. main here with her mother for a while We
iIed Mr.. NJ. q. Jacobs, formerly of this couI
luch but now Of Independence. was in the city
safe pay his taxes Monday. lie is quite Il Ia
kind tax payeT-Owning six farms Ia this cou u
re- Mr.. Newton Powell. formerly of this e
nun" but nov u commercial traveller, accOmpau
this by his %sister, Miss Sarah, Of Richmond, '
was here Tuesday Visiting at Mr.. John POweI
"o' Mr.. Butler Moore, oil Washington 10Y
H.'u ship, was here On business last Thursd
CHS He lid not seem to mind the cold neal
YET much rs many who are 80 years Younger /
" he.
UT Mr.. RObt. Taylor. for the first time
""' twenty years. is confined to his room by ii
ness. La grippe WAS too much for him, b
c'y ever. We are glad TO state thu; he is