The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1890-12-27
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Personalities
Miss Annie Homer spent Monday in Kan
sas CITY.
Mrs. Oscar Andreen spent Tuesday in Kan
sas City.
Mr.. Horace Adams, Of Kansas City, spent
Christmas here.
Miss Minnie VIM, OF Dover, is visiting
friends in this city.
Mr.. Charles Derr and Miss Josie Campbell
spent Christmas IN Kansas City.
Miss Bessie Wallace left Tuesdsy evening
for "A visit TO friends IN Marshall.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. keifer, Sr., and son,
Jacob. spent Christmas in Kansas City.
Mrs. Jno. DuyaIl left for Kickapoo. Has,
Thursday to attend her sons wedding.
Miss Ollie Sutton leaves this morning for
Bonner Springs. Kas., to spend the holidays.
Mrs. VIM. A. Clark returned from Il visit
Of several days in Kansas city Saturday even.
ing.
Mr.. Cd w. Abendroth returned from a
visit to his parents, In New York. We'd
nesdsy,
Miss Berta Drane left Saturday evening for
Blackburn to spend the HOLIDAYS with her
mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Kenuey left Tor a
visit 10 friends in Independence Thursday
morning.
Mr.. George Trail and daughter, Miss Katie.
and son, George VIM. spent Christmas in
Kansas CITY.
Misses Allie Eagle and Lee Young left this
morning tor a short visit 10 friends in
Kansas City.
MI. James HOJten, OF st. Louis, came in
Tuesday to spend Christmas with his many
friends here.
Miss Lizzie Hutchinson came down from
Independence Saturday evening 20 spend the
HOLIDAYS at home.
Miss Mamie Corpeny left Monday for
Neosho. where she will spend the holidays
with her parents.
Mis-. A. G. Williams we very much regret
to learn is very low and her death may be
expected at any time.
Mrs. ID. R. Towne, of Kansas City. arrived
here Saturday evening for a visit to her niece.
Mrs. Vim. b. Wilson.
Mrs. y. T.. Patterson went dow 10 St.
Louis Saturday night to spend Christmas
week with her daughter.
Mrs. ii. q. Buckingham nee Annie Clagett,
Of st. Joseph. arrived here Saturday evening
for u visit TO her parents.
Misses MaZee and Estelle McGrew are
home from a visit of several weeks to Mrs.
Frank DOnahue, in Sedalia.
Mr.. H. ". Baker. of It. Joseph, who has
been the guest of friends here, returned to
his home Thursday morning.
Mrs. Matte Simpson, nee Kerdoln, OF
WinOna, MIMI, arrived here Saturday to
spend Christmas with her parents.
Misses Fannie and Mary Robinson left
Thursday morning for Independence, where
they will visit fri3nds until New Ne Ir's day.
Misses Maggie Rogers and Cora PalmUerg,
of Il. A. s., left Tuesday evening for Buuce-
ton TO spend the HOLIDAYS with their parents.
MISS Maud Cooley, after n pleasant visit of
u week TO relatives and friends in this city,
returned to her home, in Kansas City, Mon
day.
Mr.. Edward Yingling. now residing in
Omaha. Neb., came down to this place We'd
nesday to spend the holidays with his many
friends.
Miss Matte Shelby who Is attending school
Ia independence, came down to this city
tuesday evening TO spend the holida, : with
her mother.
Mrs. W. f. Comstock, Of Kansas City came
down TO this place Monday evening to spend
the holidays with her parents, Mr.. aud Mrs.
VIM. II. Chiles.
MIR. Clark Hyde, who is u student at Will
liam Jewell! college. Liberty, came down
home Tuesday evening to spend Christmas
with his parents.
Misses Alma Slusher and BESSIE Willis,
after u pleasant visit TO their friend. Miss
Mary Price. returned to their homes. near
Corder, last Saturday.
MI. Chas. Russell, son OF the late DIR. j. q.
Russell, Is very low with consumption, with
the chances very much against his ever being
able TO get about again.
Mr.. W. A. Jackson, OF Sedalia, who has
been visiting his brother, Mr.. Chas. Jackson.
left Monday, for Pueblo. Colorado, where he
will in the future reside.
Miss Maggie and Master Robert Richard
son. OF Kansas City. came down from their
home, Wednesday evening to speLd Christ
mas with relatives and friends.
Messrs. Ernest Chapman, Ed Kerdoll.
Herby Weedm and Chss. Weber. Lexington
boys now residing in ST. LOUIS, came home
wednesday 10 spenu Cnristmas,
Rev. w. j. Carpenter went up to Kansas
City Monday morning and remained until
Wednesday,, the purpose OF his visit being 10
hear the lectures delivered by Stanley.
Mrs. fora Hanks and daughter Miss
Joella, now Of Lees Summit. en- route for a
visit to friends aud relatives near Waverly.
stoDped over at this place Wednesday night
) Mrs. Oscar Wilde Is a plainly dressed
pretty little woman. with no distinguishing
, graces. and her only approach to Tstheticisn
. Is the affecting of immense Gainshorough
hats. heavy with dropping plumes.
We learn that Mr.. Thos. Pickett, OF MAY
view, one day recently, had a very se yer.
, attack OF vertigo which has been troublins
him very much, and that he is still confined
to his room. We hope be will SOON be better.
. Mr.. Jas. Robinson was in st. Louis, Tues
, day, figuring with the claim agent of tn,
he was TO receive for getting his firge
broken while coupling ears several week
ago. The claim was satisfactorily adjusted
The announcement OF the engagement O
Mr.. Thos. H.. Kaufman, Of st. Louis. an,
: Miss Julia daughter Of Mr.. Edward Winsor
> of this city. has been made. The wedding
q 1t Is said, will take place soon after the holi
II days.
Messrs. Louis Neale, Mart Russell, Fores
e TarltOn, VIM. Porter, Jas. Peak, Jr., Emme
Il Fulkerson, Rudie Nagel aud Webb Lamborn
all Lexington people now 'hoIding the fort
in Kansas City. came down to visit relative
II Christmas.
Count TOlsoi is described az wearip
y usually such coarse clothing, rs is worn by tn
d poor masses. His shirt is worn on the out
side of his trousers in the fashion OF tb
mouiik, and is gathered in at the waist by
leather belt.
The friends OF MISS Lillian Duncan,
boarding pupil at B. f, G. last year, in tn
re city, have received invitations TO be preser
lie at the celebration of the twentv.ffth weddip
anniversary of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. d
l.. Duncan, at their home, in Camden roin
Mo-. December 81.
Kansas City SARA letter from Congre.
man Tarsney to IA friend in this city, date
Adrain, Mich, states that Mrs. Tarsney il i