The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1890-08-02

oN'uny vi u FIsit 10 utT DTOLuGIB, I
nd Messrs. Wilson.
Misses Mabel and Edith Shullz return
or from a two weeks visit in independent
b. Saturday evening.
Sergeant Cal. CslkIns of st. Joseph, Il puI
ut w. M. A. last session, spent Sunday Vi
IN friends in this city.
,r Mrs. Mary L. DOnahue. OF Sedalia, passt
through en- route to Salt Lake City, UtaI
@ Thursday morning.
n Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Maclaskev and Mrs.
A. Maclaskey left. Thursday morning, for
3 visit Id Barry, His.
POstmistress Mollie Rodmsn, of Richmont
was the guest OF ~Postmlslress Jennie Berri,
, In this city. Tuesday.
Mrs. o. Andreen and her daughter. Mar,
, , spent u couple OF days with Mrs. A. Wade
Higginsyille, this week.
Miss Mary Robinson will return from
two weeks visit To friends in Kansas iii
and Independence tonight.
Miss Lucy Finley, Of DesMoines, Iowa, ar
rived here last Friday and Is the guest of th,
family of Mr.. W. B. Shultz.
Miss Fannie Taubman after a weeks ytsi
to her aunt. Mrs. Kate HerndOn, in Kansa
ShJ, TttuTueu nome MONDAY.
MIR. w. A. MaCauslsnd, who has been her,
visiting his mother and many friends, return
ed to Howard. Has, Tuesday,
Miss Emma Longan, Iof Sedalia, who ha
been here visiting Mrs. John &. Young. Jr.
returned home Monday evening.
MIR. Fred Marshall left, Tuesday, for Edo,
RADIO Springs, at which place he will spend
month for the benefit of his health.
Mrs. A. Barley and Miss Ada Lamborr
returned Wednesday from a weeks visit IL
friends In the Corder neighborhood.
Misses Ida Hyde and Mary " ilson will
leave Monday for Chautauqua. New York. to
attend the National Chautauqaa assembly.
Capt. w. s. Allen, OF Pleasant Hill, a last
years graduate o! Wentworth Military Acad-
m spent Sunday with friends IN this city.
DIR. j. +. Hassell. Jr., wife and child. of
CarrOllton, have been visiting the family of
DIR. j. +. Hassell. ST., in this city. this week.
Mrs. Geo. A. Albin, of Alma, who has
been here whiting the family of her uncle,
Mr.. Jno. t. Taylor. returned home Monday.
Misses Clara and Annie Bowie. Of Kansas
City, and Ruth Mitchell, OF Bates City. are
the guests Of the family of Mr.. G.. s. Mitchell.
Mrs. +. NJ. Cav, OF Higginsville, visited
her daughter. Mrs. q. W. Hyde, several days
Of this week, returning home Thursday even
ing.
Misses Rose and FlOssie Young and Kittie
Fulkerson returned from 3 visit to the Misses
McClelland. at Wellington, Wednesday even.
ing.
Misses Mamie Hellery, of st, Louis, aud
Emma Hamlet spent several days of this
week with the aunt Of the latter In the couu-
try.
Rev. W. b. Cobb and wife and Miss Ella
Lacy. of Lees Summit, arrived here Tuesday
evening for a visit to the. family Of Mrs. Jacob
Eckle.
Miss Lizzie Boothmsn, of Chicago. arrived
here Saturday night to spend the remainder |
OF the summer with the family of MIR. Geo.
Farrar.
Miss Ella Carter left. Wednesday for q visit
In Fort Brldger. Wyoming. She was accom-
panied rs far as Kansas City by MIR. VIM. |
Cstron.
MIR. James Peak and daughter, Miss Alice.
went up 10 Kansas City. Wednesday,. the for.
mer TO spend the day and the latter for u visit
OF several days to friends.
Mesdames w. T. Mcclure and j. ID. Con-
ner and Misses Katie and Rhoda Ainsworlh
went down to Pertle Springs, Tuesday. to at
tend the Sam Jones camp meeting.
Misses Minnette aud Mabel Slayback, who
have been visiting here for several weeks,
left yesterday morning for Sweet Springs,
where they will spend about two weeks.
Mr.. j. W. Reinhar left for Bucyrus, Has,
Thursday morning. He will remain there
Tor a week. and when he returns will bring |
bis wife. who Is visiting there. with him.
Mrs. DIR. Cartwright and daughter, Miss
Dora. OF LongwoOd, Mo-. en- route home from
Manitesu Springs, Col, stopped over In this
city and spent Sunday aud Monday with Miss
jennie Rerrte.
Mrs. Joseph o. Lesueur aud children, who
have been visiting the family Of Capt. A. A.
I.esueur, in Jefferson City. arrived home
Tuesday evening, accompanied by Miss Flor
ence Lesueur.
Misses Annie Miles. OF SedalIa. and Anna
Belle Pltman, Of Dallas, Texas, who have
been pleasant visitors to our city aud guests
OF Mrs. Lucy Cox for the past two weeks. re-
turned to Sedalia Monday evening,
Richmond COnservaLor: Miss Maggie Lane,
OF Lexington. who has been q guest of Geo.
Powell and family Tor some time and who
has been III for several weeks with typhoid
lever, was removed TO her home, In Lexing-
ton, last Sunday. She was somewhat improy-
ed Yesterday and hopes are now entertained
OF her speedy recovery.
Rev. IL. ii. Richardson went up 10 Kansas
City. kas.. Tuesday. 10 meet his wife and
daughter, Miss Berla. who were visiting
there. From that place they left for Chau-
tsuqua, N. Y, via Chicago and Niagara Falls,
to attend the National Chautauqua assembly,
81. Joseph Herald, july 23:-',Gen. W. B..
hcNults. OF Bloomington. ILL.,, who was In
command OF u regiment ut the battle Of Lex
ington, Mo-. Is 10 the city for the purpose of
securing from the survivors OF that engage
ment data for the history OF the fight and
especially the attack on the federal hospital,
about which there has been n dispute for
many years. In fact ever since II occurred.
The survivors will meet nj the historic town
OF Lexington. August IA. TO hold u reunion
OF the blue and The gray and to take evidence
from which to compile an accurate history of
the battle"
Vinita Biddie will be her name. She WAS
born In the sleeper Armenis. aud this Is how
Il came about. William Biddle, residing at
Colgate. Indian Territory. four miles north of
Lehigh, boarded the north bound train on the
Missouri. Kansas and Texas ut Colgate, Mon.
day, with his wife and Il two-year. old son.
and occupied seats In an ordinary coach until
II became known that Mrs. Biddle was about
to become n mother. when she was removed
to the sleeper "ArmenIa. "a berth made down
for her and she was made ~ comfortable as
possible. Not u physician was TO be found
ON the train, but an elderly lady came to the
aid Of MRS. Riddle. and Just ~ the train WIS
passing though Yinits, at 1915 p. m, u girl
baby was born. Hence the girl baby's name
Ia Viniia Blddle.
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Religious.
Regular service NJ the Christian church TO.
morrow morning.
Usual services At M. f.. church, South, TO-
morrow morning.