The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1891-02-07
Personalities.


Thomas Walker, of Higginsvillc, was in
the city Wednesday.
Miss Roberta Drane spent Saturday and
Sunday in Kansas City.
Eli Chronister went to Kansas City yes
terday for a short visit.
George Price was in Concordia on bust
ness Wednesday night.
Ed. Smith returned to his home,in KAN
sas City, yesterday morning.
w. A. Corder, of Tabo, played the agree
able to the new man Monday.
Bob Hickman and Shell Belt, of Hig-
ginsville, spent Sunday in this city.
Miss Mary Boulware returned Monday
night ron a visit in Independence.
Charles Hoeffer, cashier of the Bank of
Higginsville, was in the city Monday.
E. b. Vaughan and w. b. Wilson were
in Kansas City on business Wednesday.
Mesdames Gustave Primer and Henry
Wink!er spent Wednesday in Kansas City.
Miss Sultan Page, of near Richmond, Is
the guest of Miss Sallie Taylor, in this
city.
George Price and wife went down to
Aullville yesterday morning for a short
visit.
Owen Lynch, formerly of this city, but
now of st. Louis, is visiting relatives in
this city.
Miss Florence Buford, who has been
visiting friends at Dover, returned home
Monday.
Capt. j. ID. Conner, ex-recorder of deeds
paid the INTELLIGENCER a pleasant call
Thursday.
Miss Blanche Gordon, of Kansas City,
came down last night to attend the B.. r.
G. concert.
Miss Carrie Cowie, accompanied by her
mother, went to Slater Monday evening to
visit friends.
Misses Florence and Emma Wright, of
Independence, came last night to visit
Berta Richardson.
Captain Ryland Todhunter, n large
horse owner of Page City, was in Lexington
Monday on business.
Louis Gratz, who has been visiting his
parents 10 Cincinnati for the past ten days
returned home Tuesday.
Mrs. George Billiard and friends, Misses
Matthew'S and Gray, paid the INTELLIaEN-
CIR Q pleasat call Wednesday.
J.A. Null. who lives on h SlaugteI
farm, south of Lexington, paid the INTEL
IIaENcER a social call Monday.
Mrs. X. f. McGrew, after a pleasant visit
to the family of DIR. Wilmot, near this
city, returned nome Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Talbot and little daugh-
ter, Maud, were visiting relatives in Hig.
ginsville last Friday and Saturday.
Mrs. Captain Ryland T~odhunter, Mis-.
Lizzie Groves and j. l.. Groves, of Dover
spent Saturday shopping in this city.
Mrs. II. NJ. Richardson and daughter
Miss Berta, M Miss Bette Webb spen'
last Sunday and Monday in Kansas City
Mrs. Hannah Waddell, who has beer
visiting relatives in Kansas City for tn
past week, returned home Tuesday night
Misses Estelle and Mazee McGrew re
turned home Wednesday morning, after
weeks visit to Mrs. Frank Donohue, O
Sedalia.
Miss Annie Mathews, of Tabo, who ha
been visiting her sister, Mrs. Charles Still
near this city, returned home Thursda,
, morning.
william wallace of Page City neighbor
hood was one of the men who brough
sunshine into the INTELLIaENcER offic
Thursday.
William Dennis O'Brien O'Bannor
roadmaster of the Jefferson City, Boon
vile and Lexington division, was in tn
, city Tuesday.
, Misses Estelle and Mazee McGrew, VIII
have been the guests of friends at Sedali
for several days, returned home Wednes
day morning.
Tho engine of the west bound passenge
train struck and killed a COW at Hall
station Thursday morning. There was II
damage to the engine.
Miss Mary Wendell, who has been clerk
ing in ID. Heckker's restaurant for tn
past six months, leaves moro for he
home In Kansas City.
}, Granville Page, one of the leading cit
J, zens of Page City, and one of the olde,
and most active of that vicinity, droppe
into IL sanctum Monday morning.
Mr.. John Edwards, of Edwards, pay
frequent visits to Lexington, and tn
. Edwards girls desire to know what til
attraction is. Pretty girls-of course.
, II. b. Osborne, of Independence, can
/, down to this place Tuesday night to Wis
his son-in-law, Max Keller, who is vel
i'll at the residence of Philip Keller, in tn
city.
James Yeager, a civil engineer on IL
Denver and Rio Grande railroad, wit
Il headquarters at Denver, Col, was hel
last week visiting his friend, II. Lee Di
lard.
Mrs. H. l. Tucker, of Butler, who hi
been Whiting friends in Waverly, en- rou
|, toasr hozes stonred over here and spel
: Wednesday night with the family Of M.
Chfnn,
Mrs. Cumming and children, OF WIFI
s Bar Beach, Mimi, and Mr.. Walker an
> children returned home Wednesday morn
;, ing, after n visit of five months to Mrs. /
A.. Ecked,
Thomas Pratt, fireman for Engine,
Clark on one of the coal trains to Kanst
City, has resifined that position to accel
! one as Waterman at the Missouri PacIf
depot here.
Mrs. r. b. Wallace and Miss Nettie wi
arrive on the 10th from Washington, an
other eastern cities, EN- route to their HON
at Tacoma, Wash. They will be the CUES
of james Wentworth.
Miss Sewer, of Richmond, who has bee
the guest of the family of Capt. Ranki
was taken suddenly and seriously i'll MOI
R day, and at that time was not expected
recover. She is better now, however.
l Judge John T.. Ryland went to Sedal
o Monday night, to hold a special term
d the criminal court for the trial of "Salvi
h ton Tom" Williamson for the murder
# Jefferson and Charles Moore in May las
n Mrs. G. A. Dell, of Hamilton, N. Y
c and Mrs. +. b. Bl~anton, of Farmville, VI
who have been visiting the family OF Pre-
IL j. ID. BIanton, in this city, returned
their homes Tuesday night.
Tim Howard, the alcalde of Myrick, III
bought two lots east of the McCauslar
It homestead, of j. ID. Shewalter, payir
Ie 5000 for the same. Mr.. Howard will
3 once erect two handsome houses on IL
property.
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