The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1890-12-06
Personalities

Prof. G. G. Parker spent sunday In Sedalia'
Mr.. +. Z. Condor was in Kansas City on
business Monday.
Major j. :. Watrons Is home from a visit to
his sor, IN Texas.
Elder q. NJ. GOode spent yesterday and
Thursday in st. Joseph.
Mr.. VIM. Howe returned home Tuesday
from a trip to st. Louis.
Miss Matte Kennedy Is back from q visit
to relatives in Higginsville.
Mrs. Edward Marks is home from a visit
to her sick sister, In Weston.
Miss Lucy Mountjoy left yesterday for q
visit to friends in st. Louis.
Judge James T. Clayton, of Kansas City
spent Wednesday in this city.
MIR. l.. ". Abendroth Is at bis home, In
New York City, visiting his parents,
Rev. Dewitt Bolton, of Marshall. visited
his parents here several days of this week.
Mr.. Hugh Wilson, Jr., OF Fort Worth. Tax.
Is here visiting relatives and his native city.
Mrs. Lulu Payne retur ned Tuesday even
Ing from u protracted visit to fri ,nds In st
Louis.
Miss Fannie Armstrong, OF Odessa, was the
guest of Miss Juliet Young several days thi:
week.
Miss Jean Anderson, Of Odessa. was the
guest OF Miss Fannie Venable several days o.
this week.
Mrs. George Xeiler, who WAS the guest oil
relatives here, returned to her home, In Kan
sas City. Monday.
Mrs. Georgia A. Lctchworth, OF Lo'
Angeles, California. is here visiting rela'
tIves and friends.
Misses Dixie Payne and Matte Bellies. OF
AullviIle, are visiting the family of DR.. n. Il.
Payne. in this city.
Mr. Robert Atkinson. Jr., OF Ottawa. HAS.
spent several days with friends here, return
ing home Monday.
Mr.. Isaac Ryland and wife, OF Kansas City,
after a visit Of several days here returned t
their home Monday.
Mrs. NJ. ID, Sturges, OF Sedalia, after spend
ing IL few days here with her sons, returned
to her home Monday morning.
Judge X. 3. Andrews requests his address
changed from Wellington to Odessa at which
place he says he is camping" at present.
Mr.. l.. X. Smith and family, Of Indepen,
dence. after II visit of a week to the family O
Judge Jos. f. Smith. returned home Monday
morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. e.. GARRISON. OF Kansas
City, after a VISIT OF several days to the famil,
OF Mr.. f. D. Smith, near this city, returned
/ home Tuesday morning.
Mr.. John II. Frederlcks and Miss Emms
NJ, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. f.. Hoffman
| mill ho ,n;ta. IN -n,.i.,o - tha -aalso.us
of Rev. F. W. Easou Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Oscar Andrew and daughter, witt
have been visiting the family of Mr.. @. B
Dsaley, in Dallas, Tex. for the past six weeks
returned home Friday evening Of last week
Mr.. Robert Taubman went up to Kansas
City to spend the day Mon lay. His wife ani
daughter, Miss Fannie Nav. who accom-.
panied him remained until Wednesday even.
ing.
DR.. Ed Meng, Of Dover, IL convalescent
He had q hard wrestle with typhoid feveI
R1d n severe relapse, but overcame both witt
II vigorous constitution and lndQmitable
pluck.
Messrs. James Peak, Jr., Forest TarltOI
and Emmett Fulkerson. who are attending
school in Kansas City, and who came dowr
10 this place Thanksgiving day for u visit t.
their parents, returned to Kansas City Mon
day.
Rev. f.. NJ. cobb and wife left Monday for
Jacksonville, Florida, where they will spend
the winter In the hope OF benefitting Mr..
C's, health. While they are absent their
daughterg and sons will board at Centra
College.
Cards announcing the approaching marriage
Of Mr.. Hugh G.. Wallace, formerly of thi
city, to- Mildred, daughter of Chief Justice
Fuller, Of The u. s. supreme court, have been
sent out. The wedding will take place in
Washington. ID. C. January /.
Mrs. Helen G.. Beattie, who for the past
two months has been visiting her brothers 10
the Indian Territory, spent Wednesday with
her nieces, Misses Ella, Carrie and Rhoda
Young, in this city. She left Thursday even.
ing for her home, in Charleston, West VIr.
gInil,
Mr., |. W. Whltgett, lste Of Odessa, now o.
Sedalia, has been in attendance upon circuIl
court this week. lie is acGomp anied by his
wife. Mr.. w. states that he Is well pleased
with his new home and that he is rapidly
working Into II good law practice. We wish
him abundant success.
Elder D.. NJ, Grandiield, formerly pastor O
the Christian CHURCH a: this place, after an
sbsenG e OF ten years, csme to this place Tues.
day Tor Il Visit Of several days to his many
friends. lie is slIll engaged IN ministerial
work, his time being equally dlvIted with the
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