The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1890-09-27
PersonaIities.

Miss Florence Buiord Is sick with malarlal
fever.
Prof, W. A. Wilson spent Monday In KAN
sas City,
Miss Mary H.. Bryant spent Monday IN Kan
sas City.
Mr.. David Callahan spent Sunday in JefIer.
son City.
Mr.. b. T.. John spent saturday and Sunday
In Wayerly.
DIR. Charles Wilson, Of Kansas City. was
In the city Sunday.
Mr.. Horace Adams, of Kansas City, was in
the city Monday night.
Mr.. Thomas Pratt spent SUNDAY and Mon
day with friends at Adrain.
Mrs. James Hook went up to independence
for Il visit to friends Monday.
Mesdames John Adams and William Clark
spent Tuesday in Kansas City.
Mrs. G.. Ii. Royle left, Thursday, for a visit
to her parents, In Kansas City.
Mr.. Wiley Creel. Of Kansas City. spent
Sunday with friends In this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. 7. Bell left for u visit
to friends in Nevada Wednesday.
Miss VIrgie Hall, OF Independence. spent
Tuesday with friends in this city.
MT. A. u. AueIs pitStht huuitSS IN W.
34G DolOrosa St., San Antonio, Texas.
Mr.. Thos. Green and wife and Miss Bell
Green spent Thursday In Kansas CITY.
Mr.. Robert Anderson requests his address
changed from Higginsville to Aullville.
Misses Bette and Bodie Mounijoy left for
a visit to relatives in -. Louis Thursday.
Mr. l.. r. Grizzell orders his Intelligencer
sent 10 hin at Preston, Hickory county, Mo.
Messrs. II. williams and ii. JamisOn went
I'D 10 Kansas City to attend the fair Monday.
Miss Mamie Russell went up to Kansas
| City for an extended visit to her sister Mon
day.
Dr. j.. w. Meng and Mr.. Joseph Long left
for "A big hunt in the Rocky Mountains. Tues.
day.
Mr.. WIN. Catron left Saturda morning for
Cambridge, Mass, to attend Harvard col
lege.
Miss Julia Wlnsor left for q visit to her sis
ter. Mrs. Frank Chew, in St. Louis. Monday
evening.
Master Coleman Butord is able to be about
again after a four weeks struggle with mala-
rial fever.
Miss Lizzie English spent several days OF
this week In Independence, returning Tues
day evening.
Mrs. Ellen Smalley, OF Beagle. kas., and
Miss Josie Campbell spent Wednesday In
Kansas City.
DR.. Ed Bear, now located at Sedalia. spent
Monday In this city shaking hands with his
many friends.
Mrs. John Morrison left for a two weeks
/ .,,ot. 10 10, nathan onl oiuIaru In Kansas
City. Sunday.
Judge Joseph F. Smith returned from a
stay OF several weeks at Excelsior Springs
Tuesday evening.
Mesdames VIM. Billiard and George Multi.
NIX left Monday for a visit to friends and rela.
tiyes near Odessa.
Misses Laura Ireland and EstelIe Mcarew
returned. Monday evening, from \ visit Of ten
days In Kansas City.
Miss Sue McAieer ...of Kansas City. arrived
here Saturday night for q visit to Mr.. and
Mrs. James r. Moorehead.
Mrs. s. p. Arnold left for st. Louis. Mon
day evening, to purchase her fall and winter
stock Of millinery goods.
Mr.. Marcus Simpson, who has been here
spending tho summer with his father, left fol
New York Saturday morning.
Mr.. Emmet Fulkerson went up TO Kansas
City Monday. where he will remain for some
time attending medical lectures.
Mrs. Elizabeth Gregg of Independence. who
has been here visiting the family OF Mr.. JAS
Hook. returned to her home Monday.
Miss Jessie CatrOn, of Carthage, who has
been visiting her cousin, MISS May Cstron, in
this city. left for II visit IN Sedalia Monday.
Mesdames j. H.. Duvsll and A. L.. EslamaI
left for q visit TO friends In Bellevllle, Ills.
Friday night. They returned home Tuesday
Miss Maggie Hyde, after spending the sum
mer with her grandfather, near lille
returned home Friday evening of last week
Miss Nellie Foster, after u visit OF severs
weeks to the Misses Thomas In this city, re-
turned TO her home, iu Kansas City, Wednes
day.
} Messrs. Walter Eckle and Matthew Wilson
went down to 81. Louis Sunday night to re-
] sumo their studies at the Missouri Dental col
D leQe.
Mrs. Chris. OFT and Miss Belle Brown, o
Independence. who have been the guests o
= Mrs. Lizzie Duvall, returned 10 their home
D Monday.
Mrs. T.. B. Campbell returned from y .visi
r In Kansas City Saturday night. Mr.. j.. w
McGarvey, OF Lexington, KY, accompanie
d her home.
Mrs. Jennie Carter. OF Dover. en- route I
= Kansas City, stopped over In this city AN
Q spent Tuesday night with the family OF d.
o J. W. Meng.
r Messrs. /. b. Young and Ed. Billy of Nod
away county. were in the city Tuesday visit
Ing the family of the formers brother, MI
y Thomas c. Young.
e Mr.. inc. Naylor. fireman on the Paci6
q road between Sedalia aud Kansas City, spen
Is Wednesday In this city. John Ormerly r.
h sided In this city and has many FRIENDS her
i Mrs. j. W. Wsddell and her sister. MIR,
Fannie Arnold, Of CarrOlltOn, who has bee
Is her guest, went up TO Kansas City for a Wis
n to Mesdames WIngate and Barton Saturda,
Mrs. Wilson Offutt. nee Dixie Winsor, WI
has been here with her parents. Mr.. and Mr.
e. Winsor. for the past two months. left Il
her home, Bethesda, Maryland. Monda
evening.
Mrs. W. II. Cummings. formerly Mi
" Gussie Clowdsley, and two children of Viii
DthT Dchcu, niiuu', hnu MEb. ~. v. Whlkl
~ and two children, OF Minneapolis. Mimi. al
N visiting the family OF Mrs. Elizabeth Eckl
the formers sister and the %latter's aunt, me-
" this city.
The following card has been received l
friends :-"lS66 1880. Silver wedding. NJ
and Mrs. Morris Gratz. OF Lexington, Nc
y INVITE you TO be present Thursday, Octob,
I'd, at the residence Of Mr.. |. TugendrIch, 81
N. Summer ST., Nashville, Tenn. Morr
G~ratz-Carrie Tugendrich."
-. Mr.. j. NJ. Chapman, OF Sweet Springs,w
10 the city on business Thursday and ma,
" this Office u pleasant visit. He exhibited
=, us a confederate 800 bill which was the ID
u" money paid him by the confederate COVER
ment for service as a soldier. He IL keepi
=. the bill and considers II an invaluable relic.
an The following card mas been received
friends in this city:-'Mr. and Mrs. W.
a. Il. stephens request your presence at {
marriage Of their daughter, Florence,
"A Lashley NJ. Gray. Wednesday morning, U,
4, /, ut half past eight O'Clock, Presbyteri
church. Bunceton. Mo-" Miss Stephens "
q pupil at Elizabeth Aull Seminary, and /
many friends in this city who wish for b
unalloyed happiness,
al The number Of Lexington people who ha
". gone TO Kansas City has been unusually lar
ok this week. A few OF them are; Wall
al Wsddell,C. M. Primer, ThOs. G. Sawyer, II,
Ryland, Godfrey Shull. Geo. Landlord, Gle