The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1890-01-18
Personaiities

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Mr.. aeo. vandlVsr, OF Page CITY. WAS here
Mondsy.
Dir. Jas. Nickel spent wednesday In Hig-
glnsville.
Mr-. John Mehl 10 visiting relatives In
Conc"rtis.
Mr.. Wentworth Field spent Tuesday IN
Kansas CITY.
Rev. W. 7. Mcclure spent Tuesday In
Kansas CITY.
Judge Jas. W. harI lson and wife were 10
the city Tuesday.
Mrs, }. IL. Duyall spent Wednesday, and
Thursday III HIsginsville.
Nl-, Bette Wsddsll Is home from n Wit
to her sister, In Kansas City.
Mis- kittie Fulkerson visited IN Hisgias.
Vile Wednesday and Thursisy.
Mes,rs, >. r. Silver and Albert q. Young
spent Wednesday In Kansas City.
Rev. Jno. Phetzinz left Saturday TO attend
a quarterly meeting at 81. Joseph.
Rev. W, b. McF arland was IN this city
day 10 see Rev. 7. III. COBB.
Mr.. T. l.. Jones. OF the railroad mall ser.
vice. visited 10 this city Wednesday.
Mrs. Robt. Wilson and little son arrived
home from Kansas City Tuesday night.
Mr.. Juo. b. Burden lett Wednesday morn.
Ing for a business trip to Pine BLUM. Ark.
Mrs. E. B. Wingste 10 here on Q visit to the
family Of her father, Mr.. Jno. W. Wsddell.
Rev. r. Menefee arrived homo Wednesday
morning from q visit of Q week 10 st. Louis.
Capt. W. d. Rankin left Wednesday morn
ing for q business trip to Adrsin, Bates
county.
MIR. A. l.. Richards and wife returned home
Saturday night from a visit 10 relatives In
Lamar.
Mr.. and Mrs. Posev Wilson. OF st. Louis.
arrived here Wednesday night for = visit to
relatives.
Rev. Peter Cobb. OF Slater. visited his
brother. Rev. T. N. Cobb. who 10 very III.
this week.
Miss ssllie Smith, OF near Prairie church.
| has been the guest Of Miss Fannie Young
most Of this week.
Mr.. Philip Keller visited relatives In Fol.
ton several days of this week returning home
| Thursday evening.
Assistant Adjutant General Jas. Smell. Of
Paris, On route to Richmond. stopped over In
this city for u while Monday.
Messrs. John II. and Frank l.. Peacock, OF
the Higginsville neighb0rhoCd made US y
| pleasant call last Wednesday.
MISS Lolita Aiken, Of Westport. who has
been visiting the family OF Rev. 7. NJ. Cobb,
! returned home Tuesday morning.
D.. sam'i 8snks,of Waverly passed through
here Wednesday on his way to ssdalla to at
tend the convention Of stockmen.
Mrs. A. T. Shape has been In Kansas City
most Of this week. She will most likely leave
for Florida next week to JOIN her husband.
DR.. X T. Scott, Of Waverly, was In this
| city Thursday aud callei on the Intelligencer.
He reports q number Of cases OF 10 grippe 10
his city.
Mr.. !. A. Campbell. formerly . cadet n
W. Nj. A.. but who IL now filling = clerkship
ia KanSas City. spent Sunday with friends In
this city.
Rev. T. NJ. CObb's symptoms we re some
what better yesterday but his condition Is
yet critical. We hope 10 soon see him up
and around again.
| H1lbs w III otbbCStIGVbs " " NV " w
has Deen visiting her parents 10 this city. re-
turned home wednesday, morning. accom-.
panied by Mrs b. b. Henry.
Mr.. VIM. Winn. formerly OF this county,
now deputy circuit clerk OF Jackson county.
while en- route to Dover for . visit to rsls-
tives stopped over In this city Q while Mon
day.
Miss Lou Campbell OF Higginsyille. On route
home from Q visit to her brother, 10 Kansas
City. stopped over At this place Thursday
night for Q visit 10 the family Of DR.. J. W.
| Msng.
Mr.. Albert Brouillet. who has been In the
employ OF Mr.. Ed. Payne for some months.
left Wednesday morning for . visit In Kansas
City. From there he will 20 to Chicago to
visit bis sister.
Miss Lillian Boulwsre, who has bsen q
pleasant visitor IN our CITY for several weeks
and the guest OF her sister, Mrs. J. z. Moore.
head, returned to her home. IN Fulton. We'd
nesdsY morning.
Lieut.. NJ. l.. Wood, of tho y. 9. N. with
headquarters at Washington, d. G., arrived
here Tuesday for q visit 10 his father and sis
ter. He Is soon to start upon y cuise and will
be gone three years.
Mrs. q. B. Ferguson and daughters, Misses
Blanche and Fannie, OF Versailles. Ky,, who
have been visiting the families Of Hon. Fl. G.
Wallace and Mrs. Florida Grady. left Tues.
day morning for . visit IN Independence and
~. Joseph.
Higginsville Leader --"Uncle" Joe Page
celebrated the nfty fourth anniversary Of his
married lie, at his home, near Page City. lat
Monday. by giving a big dinner TO which
many of mis- relsiives and friends were inyit
ed. 1t was 4 splendid dinner and q pie ssant
day that all spent there. We hope Uncle Joe
may live TO celebrate man more such ami.
yerssrIes.