The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1890-12-20
Personalities,
DIR. Ed. Meng Is about Gonvalescent.

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Mr.. Earnest McCausland spent Sunday
Miss Willie Biggerstsff visited friends in
Kansas City Monday.
MIR. Joseph A, Edmond spent Tuesday in
on business.
W. NJ. N. Green and his little Grand son
spent Sunday IN Kansas City.
Mr.. ,. w. BaSye has been In Kansas City
on business most Of this week.
Mrs. A. X. Ruffin's address is now Skef-
field, Colbert county, Alabama.
Miss Lucy Hays is home from u visit to
friends in Bates City and HigginsviIe.
Uncle Gran. Page was in the city Yesterday
and WAS nursing u pet felon on his right hand.
Mrs. NJ. W. WIthers Is getting bet
ter slowly. she Is boarding at the Grand
Central.
Miss Maude Cooley, OF KsnssS City, is the
guest of her grandmother. Mis-. ThOs.
Wernwag.
Mira. Luther Waymsn was in Kansas city
Wednesday, having her dIsloeatel arm at
tended to.
Messrs. h. ,;hanSlor and X. l.. Smith. ac-
companied bv their wives, spent Tuesday IN
Kansas civ.
Mrs. VIM. Clark went up TO Kansas City
Thursday TO spend n few days shopping and
visiting friends.
Mrs. Jn0. K. Rylani returned from n visit
TO the family OF her sOu. in Kansas CITY.
Thursday evening.
Mrs. John Eriehu will leave to-day for
Chicago, where she will spend the winter
with her daughter.
Misses Bodie and Lncie Mountioy returned
home from , visit TO friends in ST. LOUIS
Wednesday evening.
Hardin Misses Hattie and Katie
Ridgeil. of lexington, were visiting friends
| here The first Of The week.
Mr.. James Moorehead vent down to st.
Louis Thursday night to attend u meeting OF
the state board Of the Y. NJ. G.. A.
Miss Minnie Jamison, OF Kansas CITY, who
mas been here visiting her brother. left for y
| visit IN Bloomfield. Iowa, yesterday.
Mr.. A. j. Satterlee. OF Adrain. Bates
county. Mo-. spent Tuesday here. He came
up to attend his daughters wedding.
Misses Ella Carter and Plnkie SmOck re-
turned Tuesday evening from u yi.it to
friends In Kansas City and Independence.
Mrs. Carrie Buckingham. who has been
visiting friends here for several weeks. re-
turned to Kansas City yesterday morning.
Mr.. Isaac Avitt's present address is Hen.
rietta Hotel, Ninth and Holmes streets. Kan
sss City, instead of 9O2 Oak street. a. hereto
fore.
Mrs. Gus. Willis, son and daughter, Claude
I'D naa,la and AIoa Alma Slnahor of Tor.
der, were the guests OF Mrs. j. W. Coulter
last week.
Mr.. John P. Greer, of near Aullville, with
whom the Old Mems club will meet nexl
spring, was Q pleasant caller at our Office
Thursday.
Mrs, N. II. Gentry, of Sedalis, en- route fol
q visit In Waverly, stopped over at this place
and spent Tuesday with Mrs. Harriett'
McCausland.
Miss Minnie Keys. Of Richmond, en- rout
to Saline county for a visit to friends. stopped
at this place and. spent Tuesday with th'
Misses Ridgell.
Messrs. Matthew Wilson and Walter Eekle
who have been attending the school Of DENTS
try In ST. Louis. arrived home yesterda,
mOEuiuk W spcuu Nv uoiiuSro'
;. M. Grstz, ESQ.,, arrived here, Wednesday
from his new hore. Cincinnati, o., for q visl
to his sons. He Is looking remarkably vel
and reports his wife and children In the bes
Of health.
Rev. DIR. Gordon went down TO ST. Loui
Monday night to deliver the opening address
before the conference OF deacons Of the Pres
byterIan churches Of Missouri. He rsturned
Thursday morning.
nj We last Wednesday received q pleasan
visit from Mr., 8. f. Dwight. superintendent
, OF public instruction, Cboctaw Nation, ind a
Territory. He came here to place Miss Suss
= Conser In Central College.
Z Major s. Sellers left, Tuesday morning, 10
q two weeks visit to his old home, In Jack
. son county, Texas. He Was accompanied b
, Miss Freeman, Of Austin. who has been vs
iting the family OF Major 5.
Miss CordIe Boulware, of Fulton. arrive
here Wednesday evening for q visit to be
. sister, Mrs. James Moorehead. Little L.illla
Muorehesd, who has been visiting In Fulton
r returned home with her.
% Mr.. G. Z. Page and wife will start mex
, Tuesday for y visit to their son, Hebcr, |
u Denison. and other relatives In the neighbOl
hood OF Austin. Texas. They NAV also Wis
u Galveston before their return. We wish fo
them u safe and pleasant journey and Visit.
Mr.. jacob Todhunter, OF Page City, spsr
Q Tuesday and Wednesday In Kansas City MI
Q Thursday in Lexington. As he WAS see
returning TO this place from Kansas City b
looked like u veritsble Santa Claus, q
u numerous were the bundles OF rattles. pic
= tpre books. ETC.. be wss carrying home f.
!" ; the baby"
!, Craig. Holt county. Lesder;-H. w. THE
man, Of Concordis. Mo-. Was in this seclIo
the tore part OF The week visiting his ~relativ,
Uncle Henry Thisman, west Of town. Nj
\ Tniemsn Is one OF the republican wheel hor.s
. of the 9th congressional district, having tigul
\ ed conspicuously In the conventions of hi
> party In that district for u number Of year,
u He thinks the republican party has very lit
!, en-cOursRemept for y further lease Of the aG
U minlstrative powers of the country
: The following card has been received b
numerous friends OF Mr.. II. g. Wallace, /
. this city 1.-THE Chief Justice and Mrs. Flu.
Ter request the honour Of your presence
the marriage OF their daughter, Mildred,
, Mr.. Hugh Campbell WALLACE, on Monda
A evening, January 9th, Sol, At eight O'Clock
81. Johns church, Washington, ID. O." I'll
reception cards reads thusj-''The Chief Ju
=. tlee and Mrs. Fuller. st home. on Mondu
a evening, January 9th, from half past eigl
:, until ten O'Clock. 1890 Massachusetts Ave"
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Capt. James B. Bannerman, president, al
W. F.. Barlow, secretary, Major H. W. Sa
mon, Col. A, g. Anderson aud Capt. f. 1
b RrSnsush the committee Of the council Of IL,
y ADMINISTRATION Of the ex.confederste associatio
Of the state, to tx the location Of the soldier
N home, spent Thursday and yesterday in tn
county looking ut property offered them
In Higginsyllle and Lexington. at HigRinsvil
g the local committee, composed Of DIR. j..
le Fulkers0n, Capt. A. 4. Asbury and NJ.
N Belt. took the party In Charge, extended Il
inequalities OF the city, and drove them abo,
the vicinity, showing them several pieces
others that would be sold. for this purp0s
lie at a moistV Of their market value. One pro
s. OsitiOn 10 to give 5000 in cash, another
give lao acres Of splendid land, and the RI
r. mainder are proposed sales of the Gro,
l. Young farms, or parts OF 1t, IT greatly redu,
% ed figures. Yesterday morning the COMM
In 1 fec Aflnr nm q " a IninutIn ~ Nhn n,tt G tr-.tG.