The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1890-07-26
personalities.

MIR. ThOs. Fletcher spent yesterday In Kan
sas City.
Mrs. NJ. K.Hollis left for a visit in Liberty,
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. w. Homer spent Sunday
in Kansas City.
Gait. J. d. Conner spent Tuesday In In
dependence.
Miss Lucy LaI,ertew arrived home last
Wednesday,
Misses Dora and Anuie Steele spent Sunday
in Kansas City.
Mr.. Thomas Sturges spent Sunday at his
home. In Sedalia.
Miss ID. A. Grimmett, of Fulton. is visiting
Mrs. Mary English.
Mrs. w. X. Trigg and children are visiting
relatives In Kansas City.
Miss Regens Lohman. If st. Louis. Is visit
Ing at MIR. ii. Winkler's.
Miss Carrie Miller, OF st. Louis. Is vIsItin
her friend. Miss Carrie NAgel.
Mrs. W. T. Hays and little daughter Katie.
spent Wednesday in Kansas City.
Prot. f. j.. Zeisburg lett for u VISIT to his
old home. Jefferson City, Thursday.
Mrs. Z. p. Wells, of st. Louis, arrived here
Tuesday for a visit to MRS. job Reid.
Judge Joseph +. Smith returned from a
short stay at Eldorado Springs, Monday.
Miss Fannie EgglestOn Is visiting the family
Of Mr.. Robert Chamberlin, at Greenton.
Mr.. T. T.. Stramcke went uewn to st. Louis,
Wednesday evening. to spend a few days.
Misses Nealie Eckle and Lula Alstadt are
home from q visit to friends at Bates City.
Messrs. 10. O.. Lesueur and Alonzo Tsrlton
were In Kansas City on business Yesterday.
W. N. N. Green, Esq, and grandson, Geo.
William Trail, spent Sunday in Kansas City.
Mrs. g. s. Reeder left, Tuesday night, for q
visit of several days to relatives at Oak Grove.
MIR. Bias. FrederIcks went up to Kansas
City for a visit to "the home folks, " Tuesday.
Misses Ella and Jennie Tribble are home
from q visit to relatives In Armourdale, Kas.
Mr.. Grundy Young, OF Kansas City. spent
several days OF this week with relatives here.
Miss Willie BiRgerstaff left for a visit to
| Miss Jennie Burnett, in Waverly, Wednes-
day evening.
Misses Minnie and Alvina Winkler return
| ed from q visit to relatives at Blackburn We'd
nesdsy night.
j. A. >. Shultz, Esq, and son. John, LEFT
for a trip to Kansas City and 81. Joseph. Tues.
dsy morning.
Misses Annie Gillsn and Minnie Maggie left
Monday morning for q weeks visit to friends
in Kansas City.
Misses Fannie and Belle Thomson. of 81,
Louis, are here visiting the family OF Mr.. Il.
w. Il. Ahrens.
Misses Birdie aud Minnie Gunlsck return
ed from q several weeks visit In Kansas City
Saturday night.
Rev. A. T. Sharpe. of Kansas CITY, Kas.
spent several days OF this week with relatives
and friends here.
Mr.. Leo. Bsuerle, Of Syracuse, N. Y, ar
rived here Tuesday for q visit to his father
Mt. Louis Bauerle.
Miss Emma Longsn, Of Sedalis, arrive,
here Thursday evening for a visit TO Mrs
John c. Young, Jr.
Miss Mamie Heleny, OF st. Louis, arrived
here last Thursday morning for a visit Il
Miss Emma Hamlet.
Judge TAYLOR Beatlie. of New Orleans,
nephew Of Col. John Reid. arrived YESTERDAY
for a short visit to Mrs. Reid.
Messrs. T.. j. John, r. Sam HAYS, Fon
Duv,ll and Vim. ZeIier spent Saturday nigh
and Sunday at Sweet Springs.
Mrs. Will O.. Smith and son. Ralph, wi
spend the summer In Lexington anil wi
board with Mrs. Lewis Neale.
MISS FsnuIe Taubmsn lett for q visit {
~aeveral weeks to her aunt, Mrs. Kate Hern
' don. IN Kansas City, Wednesday.
Mr., W. f. Comstock. of Kansas CITY ,spen
several days with his wife ard her parent,
In this city, the first part of this week.
. Mrs. Il. A. Miller, of Kansas City. who hi
been visiting the family OF Mr.. John MOrr
son, returned home Yesterday morning.
Mr.. Fred Beinker, OF st. Louis. who hi
been here visiting the family of Mr.. Fran
n Krelhn, left for his home Sunday night.
MISS Lizzie Searcy, Of Richmond, spel
= Sunday In this city with Miss Jennie Berr.
From here she went to Marshall for 9 visit.
a, Mr.. J. Il. Evil, Jr., Of 81. Louis. who hI
> been here visiting the family Of Mr.. T.. :
Stramcke, returned home Wednesday ever
= ing.
Mrs. H. g. Russell and little daughter Ne
;. lie, left, Thursday morning for q visit to rel
tives and friends In Kansas City and Blair
- town.
! Mrs. JOhn Reid has been quite III this WEI
from nervous prostration and n threaten'
attack OF fever. She Is better, however,
=, present.
Mrs. JnO. Miles and daughter. Miss Coot-i
who have been the guests Of Mrs. Lucy Co
>, returned to their home, IN Sedalia, Mond'
evening.
Miss Florence Buford and little Mann
Chlnn left yesterday TO spend Il couple
weeks with their aunt, Mrs, DIR. Sam Bank
m At Waverly.
Mrs. r. Il. Beau. Of San Antonio, Texs
a who has been here visiting the family Of NJ
Lewis Chsnslor. left for n visit 10 Kansas Ci
Wednesday,
MI Mr.. Fred Beal, after a most pleasant si
n OF ten days amongst US. left for his home.
the City OF Mexico, Mexican Republic. THU
day morning.
Miss Stella Harrison, OF COrder. who b
!" been visiting 10 this city, returned home We
" terday morning, accompanied by Miss An
. Worthington.
Misses Annie PitInan and Annle Miles, wi
have been visiting for a couple weeks wi
re Mrs. Robt. Cox. will leave for their hop
Ne next Monday evening.
Or j. u. Eubauk. ia. nominee Of the dem
8 cratic party for representative az Saline c0a
i'd tv. and a brother Of Mr.. n. b. Eubauk,
this city. is dangerously III.
Is Mr.. W. Eugene Smith returned to ST. LOT
last Wednesday night. and from there W
OF 70 TO his home. In Little Rock, Ark, wbe
es he will take change Of hRis late fathers by.
" ness,
III Misses Mamie aud Annie w GODDARD of Swe
r. Springs, and Emma Moulton. OF NashvIll
le spent Tuesday In this city They were en- rot
to Sweet Springs from Hardin, at which pla
ne they had been visiting.
10 Elder N, NJ. Goode. pastor OF The st .Josel
Christian church. accompanied by his wi
arrived here Monday night for a visit TO
- family Of his brother. elder q. NJ. Good
~ They returned home Thursday.
Rev. David Hogan, pastor of the Cumhe
- land Presbyterian church Of this city In IS;
40. now and Tor eight years past a missiona
to the Cherokee Indians. Is here visiting |
- sister. Mrs. A. g. Young, He Ia now sixt
:. eight years az aae, hut is looking we'll al
=, bids fair TO be able to work In his Maste
~ vineyard for several years yet,
r.. Our muslc loving people will ba pleased
az learn Of the return of Prof. s. Nj. Boyer,w
NJ recently went to Quincy, His, with the i
=. teptlou Of permapently residing. Mr.. 30,
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