The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1891-05-23
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Rev. G. w. Hyde is in st. Louis.

hcN. u. w. Iiyue Is III Ut. LOUIS.
Miss Annie Setter is at st. Joseph.
A. Y. Campbell vent to Concordia Tues
day.
Robert Anderson, of Aullvillc, was here
Monday.
James Saunders, OF Odessa, was here
Tuesday.
Tolbert Simpson was at Kansas City
Saturday.
Judge Field returned from SedaIia Sat
urday night.
w. NJ. N. Greene went to Kansas City
Wednesday,
Miss Lucy Temple is visiting her aunt
in st. Louis.
Red Smeltzer, of Iligginsyille, was in
town Wednesday.
Judge }. A. Lockhart,of Wellington was
in thec city Tuesday.
Albert Gcyer was at Higginsville We'd
nesday, on business.
Uriah Mitchell returned from Salt Lake
City Thursday evening.
Charlie Parker spent Sunday with old
time friends mt Sedalia.
w, Il. Wright, a travelling salesman from
Sedalia, vas here Monday.
Mrs. John Gordon has returned from n
visit to relatives ut Corder.
Miss Goode who was poisoned by wood
bine several days ago is better.
Mrs. w. II. Chiles returned from n visit
to Kansas City Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Jno. II. McGrew, of Holden, Is Wis
iting her sister, Mrs. VIM. IL. Chiles.
j. j.. Ridgell, proprietor of the Grand
Central, was in Kansas City Saturday.
Mrs. Mildred Ragland left Wednesday
for n visit with friends at liigginsvillc.
spent Sunday with friends at Kansas City.
County Treasurer billiard was visiting
his brother ut Fort Scott, kas., this week.
j. II. billiard, county treasurer, spent
Sunday in Higginsville, the guest Of rela-
tiyes.
Mr.. n Mrs. Tilton Davis are enter
tanning their daughter, Mrs. Minnie
Johnson
Mrs. John M. Price spent Tuesday at
Higginsville, the guest of her mother, Mrs.
L. Grooms.
Mrs. DR.. II. l.. Bolton returned Saturday
night for a weeks visit with relatives at
Kansas City,
Mrs. Elizabeth Daugherty and little
grandson, of Cameron, are the guests OF
Mrs. Kerdolff.
j. H. Fredricks, ST., returned here Tues
day evening from a visit with his family
at Kansas City.
w. III. Carter and wife, of this city, left
Saturday night for a visit with relatives
at Higginsville,
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Dutt On, OF Sells cir
Gus, will be the guests Sunday, of the
family Of F. L. Geyer.
Miss Alice Thomas, who has been at
Kansas City for several weeks, returned
home Saturday night.
Mrs. T. c. Wilson, of Troy, Mo-, has
been the guest of her sister, Mrs. G. A,
Sturges, on Main street,
Mrs. w. p. Beck and son, George, OF
Pueblo, Colo, are the guests of the lady's
sister, Mrs. s. j. Andrew.
Mrs. Gratz Self,of Kansas City, has been
visiting friends here this week, and will
return home this morning.
Drs. Fulkerson and Tucker attended the
meeting of the State Medical association
at Excelsior Springs this week.
Miss Effie Franklin and Fred Franklin
of Independence, are the guests of Miss
Mayme Russell, on South street.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Carter, OF Column.
bia, are in the city the guests OF the lady's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Nat Bullard.
G. Il. Jackson and wife, who were mar.
ried at Lexington yesterday, We're guests
at Sicher's last night.-Sadalia Gazette.
s. Il. Watrous and wife, of the CONNER
cial hotel, left Saturday night for Quincy
ILL.,, called there by the illness OF a rela-
tive.
Joe Homer went to Excelsior Springs
this week to accompany his s~ister-in-law
Miss Minnie Winkler, to that health re-
sort.
Miss Matte Shelby, who is attending
school at Independence, spent Saturday
and Sunday with her parents, on Sixteenth
street.
Miss Sallie Smith went to Cover, Mo-.
Tuesday to be present at the marriage oil
her friend, Miss Pink Daniels. She re-
turned Thursday.
G. M. Sutton, the popular mail clerk on
the jefferson City, Boonville and Lexing-
ton division, is enjoying a visit from his
brother from ohio.
Mrs. Mark Bedford, of Napoleon, was
here Tuesday, attending the special sales
at the leading dry goods stores advertised
in the INTELLIGENCER.
Mrs. William Alexander, of Blackburn,
Saline county, arrived Tuesday, n has
been the guest of her sisters, Mrs. II. j
and Mrs. Joseph Frazier.
Mrs. Mabel Lyme Reynolds, formerly as
sistant vocal teacher at Baptist Female
College, now residing at Springfield, is
visiting friends at the college.
Mrs. Daniel Chambers, of Kansas City
who has been visiting her daghter, Mrs
James Price, on Sixteenth street, returned
to her home Sunday morning.
Mrs. c. d. Bramel, who has been the
guest of her mother, Mrs. Harrison Smith,
on Ridgeway, Tor some months, returned
to her home at Joplin Wednesday evening
Miss Fannie Stewart writes from Salida,
Colo, to friends in this city, hat her
health is not good there, and her physician
has advised her to spend Il season at one
OF the warm springs of Colorado.
Dave Heathman, one OF the INTELLI-
%GENCER's "hired hands," celebrated his
~twenty-second anniversary Wednesday.
He has the congratulations of the balance
of the hired hands and the manager as
well.
Miss Lesueur, after spending several
weeks with st. Louis friends, is nov max
ing a visit to her cousin, Miss Shields, at
Cairo, Ill. She will return shortly TO her
hObiS - nOhS Sipy NohAP"hiS ~
Miss Shields, who will spend the summer
with her relatives at Jefferson City.-Sun-
day Post Dispatch.
The INTELLIGENCER had a pleasant call
from II. X. Wentworth, of Cincinnati,
Wednesday,. Mr.. Wentworth represents
the advertising agency of Alden & Faxon,
and was here to make contracts with our
colleges for their advertising. Mr.. Went
worth was accompanied by his relative,
s. G. Wentworth, of this city.
Judge Richard Field left last evening for
his home at Lexington to spend Sunday
with his family -. The resignation of Mr..
Myron A. Clark, assistant secretary of the
Young Mems Christian Association, of
Kansas City, took effect Friday, and he
left yesterday for a months lecturing tour
in this state and in the east, in the inter-
est of the Brazil missionary enterprise.
He expects to be at Sac Paulo, Brazil about
August 10. He lectures in Sedalia tO-mor-
row night.-Sedalia Sunday Gazette.
THE POPULAR ALLIANCE.
Twentieth Annual Tour of Sells Broth