The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1890-08-23

Mrs, S.. A. fine and daughter, Miss Lizzie,
of Corder, arrived home last Saturday from a
pheasant visit OF three months in West Vir-
ginIr.
Misses Lulu KIeier and Emma Ellis, of
Kansas City. have returned after spending IA
weeks vacation with the formers parents I'm
Til, city.
Mir. JmO. Bolts and Miss Lou Dolinger. of
Kansas City, were visiting friends in this
city Thursday.
Richmond Conservatory Misses Jessie Cat
ron, of Carthage, May Catron, Of Lexington,
aud Thomas Calron, Of Butler, are in the city
on II visit 10 relatives.
Mr.. Fcri ID. Smith returned from q visit of
several days to his daughter, Mrs. ii. Ii.
Sparks. and his sister, Mrs. e.. O.. ClarksOn.
in Kansas CITY, Tuesday.
Mr.. Leonard Myer, son Of Mr.. VIM. Myer,
the tailor, went up TO kansas City Wednes.
,iay and will make that place his home. he
having secured a position there.
Mr.. Oscar Andreen, wife and daughter left
Tuesday for Hannibal To attend the Missouri
Press Association meeting. They will go on
the excursion up the Mississippi to st. Paul,
MINI.
Moss NJ. f.. Hollis arrived home from
SaIida, Col, where she went TO spend q
months vacation, SUNDAY evening. She
has resumed her work in ltOyle Il Sons dry
goods store.
Mrs. smith Benedict and Mrs. NJ. K. Currie
spent several days Of this week In Kansas
Cily. They returned Tuesday evening, ac-
cnmpanied by little Miss Myrtle Bene dict,
who has been visiting there for two weeks.
Miss Leila Graves returned from a stay of
several weeks in ST. Louis and Warrensburs
Tuesday. Mrs. NJ. Withers. with whom she
LETT, is still mt PerllC Springs, the wafer at
that place being of undoubtcd benefit to her
health.
Miss Maymc IIelery. of ST. Louis, who has
been visiting Miss Emma Hamlet, returned
yesterday morning TO her home, accompanied
by Miss Carrie Hamlet. who will visit there
for tao weeks.
} DIR. Abe Wade will shortly move TO Dem
vcr or Colorado Springs. He goes west for
the benefit of his health, and should II be I'M
proved this fall and winter he will probably
settle permanently in that state.
Ethan Allen. ST., and daughter, Miss
Annie, went up TO Hannibal. Monday even
; ing, TO attend the meeting OF the Missouri
Press Association. Miss Annie will go with
the rXcursionisls rs far rs st. Paul, Min.
Mr.. Zach Wright, of Clay township, was
: here tuesday looking after the purchase oil
tickets for Louisville, Ky, for himself ant
family. IL was his intention when we saw
= him 10 leave Thursday. The object Of thu
trip Is 4 visit to relatives.
L Judge W. q. Chiles, lat of the Jackson
y county court and n former pupil of Masonic
coll .ge of this city, was here last Ihursda,
I making arrangements TO send his son to thu
= Wentworth Military Academy. He hnd no
been here before since 1861.
X. NJ. Chinn, Esq, and daughter, Miss Liz
zie. were In the city Wednesday. They call
ed at the Intclligencer Office and left an order
I for one OF our S45 sewing machines to be sen
II TO Pratt, Kansas. They get the machine ant
one Years subscription TO the Intelligence
for SO.
y They say Mr.. Geo. Vandiver's new daugh
ter is better looking than Capt. Ryland Tod
hunters, but Of course the captains evidepc
has yet 10 come. He may be able TO prOduc
overwhelming evidence TO the contrary. W
!, suggest, il order that u definite and ~satisfac
tory conclusion can be arrived ut, that tn
youthful beauties be exhibited at the HiR
g~insyille fair next week.
y The following went down TO Nevada TO at
tend the ex.coniederate reunion Judge WIN
IL Young, DIR. p, S. Fulkerson. Messrs. l.. b
" Atkei,on, Il. b. Bledsoe, G. q. Wallace. Wm
Greer, W. T. Bell, 10 A. Wilson Evan YOun
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