The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1890-06-21

Mrs. James Waddell and daupbter Miss
Doliie. left for u weeks visit In Kansas C,v
Tuesday.
Miss Sallie Chambers has been ANITA IN
rom overwork. She il conyslescent noV
however.
MISS carrie Hines spent Saturday, Sunday
and Monday with relatives and frIends in
Kansas City.
Master Seldom HarrIes, of Wichita. Ksnsss
Is In the city the guest of the family of Cant.
j. A. Wilson.
Mrs. Thos. Shelby and Miss Matte Huston
ie't ior a Visit to relatives in Portsmouth,
Ohio, Tuesday.
Mr. D. Percy Silver, Mrs. VIM. II. Silver
anu Miss Anna Williams spent Wednssdsv
In Kansas City.
MIS- FRANK Bowman and children arrived
nome from a visit 10 relatives near Corder
Saturday night.
Mrs. Florence j. Otte, of Whitewater Kan
sss' Is here visiting the family Of her father,
Mr.. j. A. Price.
Hons. ii. {. Wallace and John s. Blackwell
have been attending the Saline county clrcuIt
court this week.
Misses Mamie and Anne Chew, OF st.
LOUIS arrived here Wednesday for a visit to
their relatives and friends.
Miss Lutte Chambers. who has been teach.
ing school at Versailles the past session, re-
turned home Saturday night.
MT. L.. Ruffner Smith, of independence,
spent several days Of this week with the
FAMILY OF Judge Jos. +. Smith.
Miss Hattie Williams. Of Cameron, after a
most pleasant visit OF two weeks to friends In
this city. returned home Saturday.
Mrs. Edwin Bowman. who was called to
~. louls by the sad death Of her little brother,
arrived home Wednesday morning.
MIR. John GGhner went up to Napoleon
Fdrsday to erect q monument to the memory
oil q. w. and Elizabeth A. Leylsay.
Messrs. Emlson Chanselor and Jas. Nickel
attended the state shooting tournament, at
Cameron. Wednesday and Thursday.
Capt. j. ID. Conner went down to Wsverly
Wednesday evening TO attend the district
conference OF the M. Il. church, South.
Mrs. John Il. Ryland aud daughter, Miss
Lillian, left for u visit to the family OF MIR,
Isaac Ryland. in Kansas City, Thursday,
MIR. and Mrs. Chas. Brubsker. of Salt Lake
City. Utah. arrived here Monday for q weeks
visit to Mrs. BIS mother. Mrs.iSarah Ball.
Rev. VIM. Cobb. Of Lees Summit, spent
Tuesday and Wednesday with the family Of
his brother. Rev. T. M. Cobb, In this city.
Messrs. Talbot and Marquis Simpson, of
New York City. arrived here Monday for q
visit to their father, Judge j. B. Simpson.
Miss Frank Moore, who has been the guest
oil the Misses Neale sInce the close of C. r.
| T. left for h,,r hnnna nahnrna NJ 49,
| day.
Mr.. Geo. D.. shultz and wife, Of Iudepen.
deGce. visited the family Of Mr.. j. A, j..
Shultz, at LinwOod Lawn near this city Sun.
day.
Misses Lucy Sugget and Nina Alexander,
OF Salins, Saline county, arrived here Salur-
day night and are the guests OF the Misses
Peak.
Prof. j. A. Lee and wife are of for q sum
mer's tour. They will visit In Arkansas.
Alabama, Georgia and Virginia before they
return.
Mr.. G. W. DeMass and Miss Emma Pal.
mer. Of Richmond. passed through here Sat-
urday eg route for = Visit TO friends In Saline
county.
Mrs. Bette Swesringen, of st. Joseph, after
a weeks visit 10 the family Of Mr.. j. H.
Swearlngen, In this city, returned home
Monday.
Col. Jno. A. jones', Mrs. VIM. T, Mcclure
and Miss Mary Silver went down TO WaverIy
TO attend the district conference Wednesday
evening.
Mr.. F. l.. Mediums and wife, of st. Louis,
who have been visiting relatives 10 the Tabo
L utoinftu for on.otal sunaLo ..,.. -
last Monday.
Miss Birdie Sill, OF Pleasant Hill, after a
Visit OF one week TO the family Of her aunt.
Mrs. Sarah Sill, In this city. returned to her
home Tuesday.
Mr.. D.. n. McElvain, Of Anthony, Kansas,
arrived here Saturday night and spent
several days of this week with the family Of
Mr.. +. Morath.
Miss Lizzie Ryland, Of Odessa. who has
been the guest Of her cousin. Miss Carrie Ry.
land, in this city, returned to her home We'd
nesday morning.
Mr.. Geo. Chapman, now residing ut Hele-
ma. Mont, spent most OF this week with his
parents In this city. He LEFT for Helena again
yesterday morning.
Miss Kate Gordon, of Columbia, who has
been u pleasant visitor to our city since the
opening OF the commencement season left for
her home Wednesday.
Little Fred. son OF Mr.. John Wilmot, In
some manner unknown to his parents, broke
mis- right collar bone last week. He Is rapidly
getting all right again.
GMrs. Elizabeth Lowry was "a years old
Tuesday. She Is In perfect health and bid
fair TO add another score OF years TO this ripe
old age. and We hope she may.
Mr.. s. g.. Wentworth went down to Boon.
vile, Tuesday night, TO take little Misses
Bessie aud Helen Leyburn to their no ne and
10 attend the Evangeltstic Conference.
Mrs. Fannie Coulter aud daughter, Miss
Berta, left for q visit 10 frlepds at Corder,
Wednesday. Miss Bessie Willis, who has
been visiting here. accompanied them.
Mr.. Gershon Silverman arrived home from
Iexas, In the principal cities OF which place
he has been spending the winter. Saturday
night. apparently much improved In health.
Mr.. W. G, FIndlay. formerly book keeper
for Mr.. II. G. Graham and salesman for Nc.
Grew 4 Co., "befo the wa" was In the CITY
this week renewing his acquaintances Of for.
mer years.
Mr., T. A. Noal, wife aud other-in -Iaw,
Mrs. Teal, arrived here Tuesday night from
Temple. Texas, their present home, the
former for a visit OF several days and the TWO
latter TO spend the summer.
Mrs. DR.. J.B. Alexander was taken sud-
denly sick at the residence OF Mr.. W. s. Clag-
EFT In the carly part Of the week. She was
well enough Tuesday 10 return to Mr.. W. II.
Chlles'. where she 10 stopping.
Mr.. David Groves. Jr.. OF Middleton town.
ship, has sold his farm and will move TO
some own for the purpose Of educating his
children. What is the matter with Lexing-
tonT We will extend 9 hearty welcome.
Mr.. Albert Blitz, the architect, on Monday
moved his headquarters from this place to
the CentropOlis hotel. Kansas City. He will
sill keep his eyes open for the patronage of
Lexington builders and ali orders len with
bis brother wllrreeeeiye his prOapt attention.
Messrs. G. .. Grimes and John W. Wad.
dell and Rev. q. W. hyde went up To X snsas
City Wednesday TO examine the different
methods Of steam heating in Use there. Their
object In doing THIS IS 10 secure the most prac.
tleal system possible for the Baptist Female
College.
Miss Mary Anderson was married in Lon.
don, June Is. 10 Mr.. AntopiO Navarro. Miss
Anderson has done " hat 30 many Actresses
have tried to do aud failed, preserved her
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