The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1890-10-11
Personalities.

T. j. Duling, Esq. spent Wednesday in
st. Louis.
Miss May Dowlcr. of Moberly, entered
Central yesterday.
Mr.. Mansfield McClelland spent LOST Of
this week In st. Louis.
Mr.. VIM. Bandon spent Sunday with fair
friends In Higginsville.
Rev. A. T. Sharp, of Kansas City, Kansas.
was In the city Tuesday.
Mrs. g.. A. Siurges left Saturday for II visit
to her parents. at Troy. Mo.
Messrs. G.. q. Ludwigs and o. j.. Powell
were la Kansas City Monday.
Miss Josie Boardman ,ot Chicago, is visiting
her sister, Mrs. DR.. j. G.. Crist.
Mr.. Y. j. KohIman orders his paper sent 10
1926 Union avenue, Kansas City.
Mrs. ID. W. b. Teyis Is In St. Louis visiting
her sister, Mrs. A. w. Slayback.
MIR. Phil, Marshall went down to st. Louis.
Saturday night, TO spend u week.
Miss Willie Blggerstali. after a severe spell
of fever. Is able to be about again.
Dr. +. c.. Gordon lett Monday morning for
u business trip to Goshen. Virginia.
Mrs. A. Sweeney. of Holden. is here visit
ing her sister, Mrs, W. H.. Stevenson.
Mrs. john Adams went down TO Sedalia
for u visit TO her sister Saturday night.
DIR. A. V. Small was hero last Thursday
shaking hands with his MANY friends.
Miss Jennie Stegall. of Ray county. Is the
guest OF Miss Ella Tribble. In this city.
MIR. Herman Kliningberg. Of Concordia. wis
tied his sister, Mrs. Abrens, this week.
;, MISS Eda Schaef0rIneyer returned Monday
evening from an enjoyable trip TO colorado.
Mr.. Reid Moreland has been sick and con-
fined TO his bed the greater part of this week
Mr.. and Mrs. ChaS. Morrison, Of Kansas
City, spent Sunday with relatives In this city.
DIR. j, +. Hassell. Jr., Of CarrOlltOn. spent
Sunday with his father and sisters In this
city.
Mrs. A. II. Ksgy, of Kansas City. spent
several days OF this week with Mrs. Col. JnO.
Reid.
Mrs. David Russell returned Thursday
morning from a visit to relatives In Mary
land.
Mrs. Bert Blue. OF BloOmingt ton. Ills. Is
here visiting her mother, Mrs. Samuel Big
gsrstsff.
Mrs. Judge j. w. Harrison and daughter,
Mrs. Nathan COrder, Dr., spent Monday In
this city.
Mr.. Thomas Young, Of near this city, left
Saturday to attend Westminster College, Full
ton. Mo.
Mrs. M. Z. Fletcher, who has been visiting
her daughter, 10 Kansas City. returned home
Tuesday.
Mr.. G. c.. Eaton and vile, Of Fsyetie, are
here visiting their daughter, Mrs. William f.
Kerdolff. Jr,
Miss Annie Burden, who has been visiting
friends In Kansas CITY. returned home Sat-
urday evening.
Miss Ollie Sutton arrived here Tuesday
night from New York and entered Baptist
Female College.
Mrs. Judge Joseph f. Smith left for Il visi!
Weston Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Eggleslon and daugh-
ter left for a visit to relatives In Bucyrus,
Kansas. Tuesday.
Mrs. John 4. Burden and daughter, Airline,
left Saturday for q visit TO relatives in
Edwardsville, Ills.
The democrats of Chicago have nominated
the widow OF Col. Mulligsn for county SUPER
intendent of schools.
Misses Rose and FlossIe Young left Tues
day for Godfrey. Ills, where the latter will
attend school this year.
Capt. W. B. Steele aud Mr.. Ell ChronIster
have had severe sore throats this week. They
are now better. however.
Mrs. W. X. Trigg and children returned
on Saturday from Kansas City after u week
pleasantly spent with relatives.
Mrs. Robert Taylor will leave, Tuesday for
Santa Clara. California. where she will spend
the winter with her sister, Mrs. f. l.. Bray.
Rev. W. j.. Carpenter, the new pastor Of
the N. K. church at this place. went down to
Clinton Monday to bring his family to their
new home.
Rev. J. ii. Dreyer. pastor Of the German
NJ. e. church. and editor Of the Lafayette
County 'Hausfreund. . at Higginsville. called
last Tuesday.
DR.. ThOs. Field. OF Kansas City, en- route
east. stopped over al this place and spent
Sunday evening with his brother, Judge
Richard Field.
Hon. Vim. ii. Chiles went up to Kansas
| City "to bring his son, Henry c.. home, {" 80
he says. but the drawing card. we think was
Bsrnum's circus.
Mesdames George King. August Selling
and David Haeekker went down to ST. Louis
Saturday night to attend the exposition aud
| visit friends ana relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. N. Mills, OF near Pleasant
Hill. and Mr.. w. ID. Mills and sister. Miss
Emma, Of near Bolton, are visiting ri Mr.,
Jas. Dunlap's, near this city.
Messrs. Ed j. hebrew and Harry J. Wood
went down to st. Louis Saturday night
Harry returned Monday morning, but Ed.
remained over for u few days.
Miss Belle Graves left Monday evening for
Cincinnati, Ohio, to resume the study Of
music. Her mother, Mrs. ii. e. Chlles, ac'
companied her rs far rs st. Louis.
Mrs. Shields. Of New Orleans. wife Of Hon
Bernard G. Shields. . prominent member o.
the Legislature, Is visiting Lexing ton, thu
guest OF her aunt, Miss Pattie Reinhard.
Mrs. L. M. Light. OF Light Hills. Coyins
ton, Ry., and Miss Jennie I.atimer, Of Mar
shall, NO., are visiting their cousins, MIS-
Sallie Long and Miss Gabrielle liza 1kins.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. Homer, Miss Minnie
Winkler. Miss BEETLE WaddeIl and Mr.. Wal,
ter Waddell attended the Priests Of Palla
ball at Kansas City, Friday nipht OF las
week.
Mrs. Luther Nickel and two children, o
Fulton, arrived here Monday night for q yIsi
to the family OF Mrs. Nj. Il. Nickel, Mis-
Ella Nickel went oyer TO Moberly to NEE
them,
The marriage OF Mr.. Thos. A. Walker, tn
Young mayor OF HigeInsville, to Miss Id
Page, daughter OF Granville n. Page. Esq. q
Page City. Is announced TO take place Octo
Der 10.
Rev. W, 7. Mcclure. wife and children lsi
Wednesday, for their new home. Jefferson
City. The prayers and best wishes of ever
Christian man, woman and child In our cit
follow them.
Major Fred Meet went up TO Kansas City
where lie was summoned to appear ~ Il jurO
Ia the u. s. circuit court. His vile an
daughter accompanied him and spent Mon
day and Tuesday there.
Mrs. John Krelhn, who Is visiting be
daughter, 10 DenYer, vas expected home thi
week but news has reached here that she ha
been taken suddenly Ill and :ould not come
or course Mayor John e. Young had to z
to Kansas City TO see Barnum's circus. Wo,
der II he issued u proclamation TO the ell
zens OF the metropolis like he generally doe
10 the citizens of Lexington when IA clrcu
comes 10 town.?
Uncle 10, Page was i'm the clLy. hale An