The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1890-11-08
Personalities


Miss II. B. Jewel spent Monday in Kansas
City.
Mrs. C. Ben Russell Is visiting her son in
Texas.
Miss Harriette b. Jewell spent Tuesday in
Higginsville.
Miss Blanche Gordon, of Kansas CITY, en-
tered B. +. G. Tuesday.
Mrs. J. r. Davis left for a visit to friends at
Slater Tuesday morning.
MIR. VIM. Smith. of st. Louis. arrived here
Thursday, foE II Visit to relatives.
Mrs. John T.. Smith lett for u VISIT to rela-
lives Ia st. Louis Monday evening.
Miss Bettia Mounti0y returned home from
a visit 10 ST. Louis Thursday evening.
Miss Leah Asbury, OF Higginsyille. has been
the guests of the Misses HYDE this week.
Mrs. +. ChanSlor left Wedne ,d4y, for a
monlu's visit To friends 10 New York CITY.
Mr.. Ernest McCausland and MISS Julia
Neale spend Sunday with friends In Sedalt4.
MRS. A. Barley and Miss Ada LambOrn A.
tended the Barley Waters wedding at Corder,
Wednesday.
Mrs. ID. Huddieson, Of Audrain. who has
been whiting Mrs. VIM. Walker. returned
HON Thursday.
MIR. +. NJ. Robinson, Of Nevada, spent Sal
urday anu Sunday with his brother. Dir. j.
f.. Robinson. near this city.
Mrs. Sm0ck. who has been here al the bed
side of her si:E daughter, Mrs. j. r.. Payne,
left for her home, in Shelbins, Monday.
Messrs. VIM. Taubman and Johu Il. Tay-
Tor left for Camden county last Thursday for
| A. mo ..yaaI,at a. ..I a: Ill. ..;
Mr.. Fred Fisher now running as a fireman
on the Pacific between Kansas City and
Omaha. spent Sunday with his father IN this
city.
Rev. II. NJ. Cobb and wife returned from
Jefferson City, where they went to attend
the marriage of their neice. Miss Nellie
McHenry, Tuesday evening.
Mr.. q. A. Z. Rochester. wife and CHILDREN
arrived here Friday evening for > visit OF
several days to friends, before leaving for
their future home, Seattle. Washington.
Mrs. Samuel Sullivan, nee Bessie McDon-
aid, of Independence. spent several days of
The week here visiting the family OF her
cousin, DIR. j. W. Mcdonald. She returned
home Thursday.
ThOs. Prichard, the genial, whole-souied
clerk at the Lac!ede MOTEL. in st. LOUIS. ar
rived here Friday evening of last week, TO
lake his annual vacation, which he ALWAYS
spends in this county hunting and fishing
MIR. and Mrs. Luther Saunders and little
child left Tuesday morning for Odessa, where
Mr.. Saunders hss established himself In bust
ness and where they will in the future reside.
We regret to lose them IRON cur midst. and
wish them a pleasant home. We recommend
them to the good people of Odessa and vici-
nifty,
Mr.. Charles Small. who for sometime has
been car repairer for the Mo. L. at this place.
has been called In to Kansas City and will be
placed In 1.-THE yards" at that place or at Lin
coin, Neb. Charlie has made many friends
during bis stay here who are very reluctant
} at parting with him, and who wish HIM pros
perlty wherever he IL stationed.
Mr.. George M. Catron returned. Monday
/ morning, from Cambridge. Mass. where ht
{ was called by the serious Illness Of his sou
Mr.. W. v. A. CstrOn, who was attending
t Harvard college. aud who Is going through
the severe trials of an attack OF typhoid fever
i. From the time Mr.. Catron left this place ht
D son began improving and when he reached
r Cambridge 3 very decided change had taker
. place. Will is now out OF danger and will
. soon be up and around should no backset b.
4 experienced. His many friends are rejoice,
r at the encouraging news.
I The following paragraph which appesre,
In the New York Herald OF recent dale will
9 he OF interest to many Of our readers 18TH
e families of the supreme court justices hsv
. nearly all returned. Chief Justice and Mis-
g Fuller came a week earlier than the rest Q
the household. Mrs. Fuller remaining as lat
as she could In Chicago. During the pat
y summer they kept their Chicago house opel
aud Miss Mildred spent some time on The Isl
Of Shoals. The date of Miss Mildred's maj
N risge to Mr.. Hugh Wallace of Tacoma, w asl
n ington, Is no. yet settled. but IL likely TO b
m the leading event OF the first weeks in Jan
uary. The bride elect made her debut la
N winter and Is the beauty OF the family. Sh
Is older than her married sister, Pauline. wi
il now living In her parents Chicago hOmt
~ Miss Mary Fuller Is still fascinated by q
rs musical atmosphere of Berlin and Is not e,
in p"cted to return until she has entirely cou
pleted her studies. Miss Maud. who ~ q
student Of the family. being devoted to bOol
We and outdoor sports. has been travelling in Il
ne lar west for the past year. Neither OF the
or Young ladies' like society and will not sti
here II they can avoid it. Miss Grace. Il
ne eldest sister, on the contrary. takes ve
z. kindly TO the official glare which now SUI
=. The group are still at boarding school. 80 tn
since the family came here the seven siste
en- have not often been q, home together to spt
nd the pet OF The crowd. their only brother"