The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1890-03-29
PersonRIiIiss.

Mr.. L. WInsor was I'm Kansas City on busi
ness Tuesdsy.
Mr.. II. B. COrse and wife were Ia the city
last Wednesday.
Mr.. Grove Young was here on buslnse,
last Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. @. Eggleston spent Tues,
day In Kansas CITY.
Mr. H.. West requests his address changed
from Odessa to Mayhem.
Uncle Tommy Williams IL again down
with iaundIce. He Is very al.
Mr.. ThOs. Crenshsw has been on the
sick lis; several days of the week.
Editor Allen. of the HIggia,vnIe Advance,
was on our streets all day Monday.
Prof. A. A. Jones and Miss NJ. L. Bryant,
&C. F. e., spent Monday In Kansas CITY.
Miss Annie Allen has been visiting her sis.
ter. Mrs. A, Wade, In Higginsyille this week.
Mrs. W. b. Steele and Miss Ella Nickel
went up to Kansas City. Wednesday morn
Ing.
Mr.. Henry Kramer returned home Tues
diy night from N visit to his sister, In Kansas
City.
Miss Maggie Richardson returned. Monday
night. from q visit OF several weeks la Kansas
City.
Miss Ami Allen has beeu visiting her
sister, Mrs. A. Wade. In HiggInsvllle. this
week.
Mrs. F. Menefee and children left Tuesday
morning for q visit TO relatives aud friends In
Clinton.
Miss Annie Reagan, of B. &c. left Thurs
day morning for u visit to her home. In Kan
sss City.
Capt. w. ID. Rankin and Mr.. Charles W.
Lo1nis were 10 Kansas City on business
Tuesday.
Mrs. N. d. Smith, of Sweet Springs. visit
cd her daughter. Miss BIrchie, at K. A. s..
Monday.
MIR. Jno. G. Fisher Is very III. He has had
two congestlve chiIls Within the past week or
ten days.
Messrs. Jno. E. Chatham and Albert
Biitz were In Kansas City on business
Thursday.
Miss Josie Easter lef: Wednesday morning
for q visit TO her brothers In Kansas City and
Wysndotte.
Messrs. John Morrison and MorrIson
English spent Tuesday In Independence and
Kansas City.
Mr.. 81. sinauer left, Monday evening, for
the east to purchase his spring aud summer
stock oil clothing.
Mr.. VIM. Wood. of Kansas City, spent Sun.
day with his grandfather, Judge William r
Wood. In this city.
Mrs. Theo. Gosewisch has returned from a
six months visit to the home Of her son, Ia
Los Angeles. Cal.
Judge Wm. T.. Wood was 81 ysars old
Monday. May many years be added to his
already ripe old age.
Mr.. and Mrs. Logan B. Chappsll. of Mt,
Leonard. were IN the city, Monday, shopping
and visiting friends.
Mrs. Jennie Stewart has been able to SIT up
q little this week and II Ia hoped she will
soon be cow .lescent.
Mrs. VIM. T. Tut, of independence, who
has been visiting relatives here, returned
home yesterday morning.
Messrs. Horace Adams and J. b. LockrIdge
Of Kansas City, made their now almost week.
ly trips t. this city last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. z. Cordell aud son, OF
Kansss City. bsye been visiting the family OF
Mr.. Chas. II. Royle this week.
Mr.. Ell Pay ne spent several days of last
week 10 Kansas City, learning the art OF hail
dressing. He returned Friday night.
judge Samuel Sawyer. for many years
resilient OF this city aud county, now OF Jude.
peudence, 10 very III with erysIpeIas.
Messrs. J. ID. shewalter, s. N. Wilson
L Rnharl Hala and Nm RI sNkua. ,..o 4,
Independence on legal business, Monday.
MIR. Oscar Gehner Is no longer q residen
Of Kansas City, but has returned to this city
and taken charge OF bis fathers business.
Miss DOME WebbeI returned from s,
L 'uis, where she went TO purchase good,
for Mr.. NJ. J. Chinn, yesterday morning.
Mesdames W. Il. and o. +. EWING, q
B inceton. Mo-, were the guests OF their aunt
Ms. N. K. Nickel, 10 this city. this week.
Mrs. John Powell left Saturday for Chicag,
t. visit her brother, Isaac n, Powell. Sh,
w. s accompanied BY Doctor +. N. Hamisfar
Mr.. Jno. Stone and sister, Miss Katie
came Ia Wednesday morning, from st Loui,
where they now reside. for u visit 10 friends
Miss Mary Green. Of near this city IL Wis
itlng friends and relatives 10 Kansas City
She will most likely return homo to-morro,
night.
Mira. j. D. Conner returned Friday nigh
Of last week from u visit OF several weeks u
friends aud relatives in Kansas City an
Nevada.
Miss Susie Ablel. of Charlottesville Va.
who has been yislIiug The Misses Mouutjo,
lett for Kansas City yesterday morning
visit her sisters.
Mrs. q. q. Buckingham, Of 81. Joseph .wh
has been Wishing her parents. Mr.. and Mrs
T. B. Clagett, In this CITY, returned to be
home Monday.
Mr.. Thos. Afford, for the first time In d
teen days took q little nourlshment yesterdu
morning eating some egg and drinking O To-
spoonsfuIl Of tea.
Mr.. J. {. Mc0rew and wife and Colonel {
o. drlmes left Monday morning for an 81
teuded trip to southern chimes. Their on,
war trip will end IN Cuba.
} Miss Annie Campbell. OF st. Louis, visite
her uncle ard aunt. Mr.. and Mrs. Newtu
Gibson. several days OF this week, and n
turned home Wednesday niorning.
Mrs. Robt. Taubmsn and daughter, Mi
Fannie May, returned home from a visit
|, Kansas City, Wednesday night. They we,
, accompanied home by Mrs. Kate Herndon.
! Mrs. r. l.. Harris, OF Kansas City. and he
son Mr., D.. Harris. OF Peterborough, Tex
who have been here visiting Mrs. Z. G. Wa
lace left for Kansas City, Thursday mornInl
Mrs. T. l.. Harris, of Kansas City, and la
son, Mr.. ID. Harris, OF Peterborough, Texa
who have beer here visiting Mrs. f. c. Wa
lace. left for Kansas City Thursday morniu
Misses Matte Shelby and jamie Carter wi
are attending Woodland college, Indepe,
dence, came down to this place Friday nIs.
and spent Saturday and eundaY with rel,
tives.
, Mr.. W. W. Basye, of the firm OF Basy
Bros, printers, Dallas. Texas, has been
!, the city this week visiting his brother, Nj
Z J. W. Basye. While here he paid US a plea
ant visit.
Rev. T. NJ. Cobb's condition 10 not ne,
so favorable as IL was last week. iii thong
r another abGess Is forming and il this shou
prove TO he true, the chances are large
, Ayainat his recovery.
Mrs. JAS. Il. MOOreheod, accompanied /
I her mother. Mrs. /. W. Boulware, of Fulto
E who Is visiting her, went up to Kansaa CT
: Saturday morning for u visit % friends al
I. geturned Tuesday night,
/ Mrs. JED. W. Bedford, OF Omaha. Neb
G after a visit Of several days TO the family
hr. Jos. O.. Lesueur, left for her hore MOI
day. Her daughter, Miss Mamie, will n