The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1890-05-31

MRS. D., 5. johnson and daughter, Maggie,
OF Chicago, have been visiting her brother,
Mr.. Tilman Kemper. Of Wellington. this
week.
Mr.. Thomas Meng, who has been studying
law In st. Louis, arrived home yesterday
morning and will remain here during the
heated term.
Miss Sue Aud. OF PoolsvilIe, Md, who has
city. for some time. left for her home Thurs.
day morning.
Mr.. Victor BOur went up to st. Joseph,
Monday. to visit relatives and friends and to
bring home his wife and children, who have
been visiting there.
Mrs. Jno. Mooney, of st. Joseph, aflor Il
weeks visit IN this city. left for her home
Tuesday morning, accompanied by her sister,
Mrs. A. V. Robinson.
Ex-State Senator John T.. Harmon, of HOl.
den, candidate for railroad commissioner
gencer q pleasant visit.
MIR. Nathan COrder and wife formerly
Miss Comorah Harrison) and Miss Bessie
COrder, of C0rder, were here last Tuesday OH
u shopping expedition.
Mr.. w. n. Little and wife, of Kansas CITY,
and Mrs. l.. M. CLARK, OF Odessa, spent Sun
day and Monday with the family OF Mr.. Stew
art Summers. IN this city.
Mrs. Logan b. Chappell, of Mt, Leonard.
and her sister-in-law. Miss Mamie Chappell,
Of Kansas CITY. are expected here tonight
for II visit TO Mrs w. b. Steele.
Mrs. Fannie Rathbun and, little son, of
WyandOtte, Kansas, returned to their home,
saturday morning, after q pleasant visit TO
the family of Mr.. e. q. Loomis.
MIR. j. A. j. Shultz and family arrived
rom st. Ions, yesterday morning, and will
reside at their elegant suburban home,
Linwood Lawn, during the hummer.
Mr.. II. Il. Stramcke and daughter, Miss
Mary, accompanied by their guests, Mrs. j.
H.. Evil and Messrs. Lee Boogher and Frank
MeCafferty, Of st. LOUIS, spent Tuesday in
Kansas City.
Mrs. DIR. Wesley Keeyer, Of Bellville, W.
Va, and Mrs. DIR. Geo. Roland, OF CoyingtOn,
Indiana. are visiting their sister, Mrs. j. A.
HARDWOOD, In Dover. They were shopping
here Tuesday.
Mrs, Joseph Stevenson and Mrs. j. c.
Leary and daughter, Miss Lorine. all Of Dem
yer, are In the city visiting the families OF
Mrs. Il. Porter. MIR. Andy Graham and MIR.
h. w. II. Ahrens,
Misses Blanche Gordon and Mary Wilker-
son. Of b. +. c., are visiting Miss MoIlie
Cheatham. near this city. Misses Olive SUIT
ton aud Meta Scott, also Of b. +. O., will
join them next week.
Rev. +. Menefee went up to Kansas City
Wednesday. From there he went to Liberty
stone Of the new college, Of which he nas
accepted the presidency.
Messrs. Ed and Harry Earl, w. ii. Johns.
ton, frank Williams, Ed Lauchner, Rudie
Nsgel. Nathan johnson, Chas. Seihlie ant
Jno. Baehr, Jr.. all Of Kansas City, made oui
town q pleasant visit Sunday.
We are sorry to learn that Mr.. w. r. Beck
formerly of this city. now OF Pueblo, Colora'
do. is not 30 we'll as when he left here FOL
home last summer. He cannot walk ever
with the assistance Of crutches.
Miss Pauline Clarksou, Of Kansas City. for
merry q pupil uf e. +. c., will arrive here TO
day for y visit OF several weeks to friends ant
relatives and 10 attend the commencement
exercises OF the various schools.
Mesdsmes l. q. Lane and VIM. Cutting, o
Bloomington, Ills. visited the family of thei
brother, Mr.. b. Boulwars. In this city, sever
al days Of this week. They left Monday TO
y visit to relatives In Girard, Kansas.
Mr.. VIM. g. Stewart. who was called HON
several weeks ago on account Of the danger
Gus Illness of his mother, left for Sslida. Col
again, Thursday, his mothers condition hav
Ing become much more satisfactory than
was.
Mr.. Henry Yinglina, Of Omaha, Neb
came down TO this city, Sunday, for the fir,
visit In six years to his mother and brother,
He returned home Monday evening. accom-
panied by his brother, Thomas. who sper
several days there.
Mrs. A. A.. Lesueur aud sOn, Alex, arriv
ed here from Omaha, Neb., where they hay
been Waiting relatives, Wednesday. TIT
q left for Jefferson City. Wednesday night, a
compsnied by Mrs. LIS three children. wi
n had been visiting here about 3 week.
The following card has been received
!, friends here: Rev. j, ID. Fitzgerald requas
your presence at the marriage OF his daughte
@ Lulu, to Z. VIM. Thornton, Wednesday. Jul
4th, 1890. at 7:15 o'lock, p, M, Presbyteris
:, church. Northumberland. Pa. Paola, Kal
sas, after July l.
The following citIxnns of Lexington u
tended the funeral OF DIR. Scarritt. In Kans
q City, last Sunday; Prof. A. A. Jones, Wi
:, Morrison, J. b. Silver. Robt. Taubman, q.
Vensble. Capt. w. ID. Rankin and Capt.
d. Conuer. Judge Jno. T.. Ryland, who W
one OF the honorary pall-bearers, was also
attendance.
Underneath 4 portrait Of the lady me
toned the Washington ID. CD Star says
Mss Lillie h. Copeland. who was born
Wayerly and raised and educated at
Louis, Mo, wa q belle In n large circle
d congenisl Young people Of Washington befc
she became the wife, IN 1888, of JnO.
Heard. the representative of the Sedalia j
trict. Mr.. Heard had thirteen years dist
,r euIshed service in the two houses of the le
~islature OF his native state. During his vel
" torial term be was sept 10 Washington
the fund commissioners Of Missouri to pro-
cute and adjust all claims against tue gene
government. II was during the four YET
4. Of this ably co nducted service TO his sta
while resident at Washington. that \
IN Heard met Miss Copeland and made her
Nv bride. Mrs.. Heard. who was young q
beautiful, was very kindly received by I
~ youthful presiding lady Of the execn'
Nv mansion. Mrs. Cleveland. As n cOngressi
81 bride she was also cordially welcomed
5. the older ladies' Vh9 bad run the gamut
20 | tsshiOLahIe experiences,