The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1891-01-24

Miss Mary WiIkerson returned 10 b. F.. g
last Saturday.
Mr.. Henry Filing. of Concordis. was in
town Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. McGrew went to Kan
sas City Tuesday.
Mr.. Lee Wallace is suffering from a severe
Iellon on his finger.
Col. Nj. V. l.. McCleIland, of " ellington.
spent Monday In town.
Messrs. Ed. Smith and VIII Green were
down from Kansas City Sunday.
'Messrs. b. A. and NJ. J. Chlnn spent Sat
urdsy and Sunday in Kansas City.
William Anll, county attorney, was ut li'R-
g~lnsvilie Tuesday on legal business.
K. M. coe, of the Hardin News. passed the
day In Lexington on business last Tuesday.
w. B. steele left for The west Wednesday
morning, in the hope of bettering his health.
Mrs. JAS. Morcl,esd and sister. Miss Cordie
Boulware, spent Inc day in Kansas City Tues
day.
Mrs. Belle Robson, Of Kansas CitV' was
the guest of II lends here the early part oil 'he
week.
Mis-, lydia Primer went to Jefferson City
last Friday night. where she will In the iulnre
reside.
Lee and James Dil'srd left Tuesday morn
Ing for Fort Scott, Kas., where they VIII WISH
friends.
!. C. Dunlap, of Msyyiew, and q. L.. Kin
new, of Mount Auburn Dairy. were callers
Thursday.
Mr., Drummond, the new editor and pro-
prietor of the Odessa Democrat. was in the
city this week.
Juo. Murphy, representing J. W. Murpby's
wholesale whisky house at Sedslla' was IN
the CITY Saturday.
MIR. c. G. Williams, q student of w. NJ. A.
left for his home, In Denisop, Texas, We'd
nesday morning.
J. ID. Morrow left with his grips Monday
morning for a selling trip to Fort Scott kss''
aud around there.
Mr., Fl. II. Whifin, n student of w. NJ. A.,
left Tuesday to fttend the Central Business
College, at Sedalia.
Leslie Msrmaduke, of Sweet Springs. pass
ed through the city Wednesday morning. en-
route to Kansas City,
Mrs, DR.. W. C. Allen, of Kansas City spent
several days Of this week visiting her mother,
Mrs. f. M. Fletcher.
, Mr.. William A. Brockman, sheriff OF Lane
county, Kansas. was here several days this
week visiting friends.
I MIR, Webb Lamborn, OF Kansas City, came
} down Saturday night for q visit over sunday
B with his parents here.
B Mrs. Alice Yates. or Lincoln, Neb., Is the
. guest Of the family Of her father, Judge WIN
Young. on South street.
, Miss Rose Ragsdslle stopped over In this
, city to visit Miss Elgie Mise, at b +. O.. or
: her return from Nevada.
q II, a, Dix, a contractor OF sedalia, is In the
-. CITY, completing the stone work on the Taub'
Q man mansion, South street.
e Mr.. d. Weedin. who - suffering from
crushed hand, was In to shake hands VIII
the new editor Wednesday.
. Mr.. r.. j. Rankin, OF wellington. called
Monday on business. The Intelligencer
always glad to see Mr.. Rankin.
e Judge Richard Field returned to Sedali
= Saturday night. to complete the Januar.
term Of the Pettis county circuit court.
Miss Bette Waddell, who has been tn
guest OF friends at Kansas City for sewers
DAVIS returned home Saturday night.
Messrs. Bob Smith and Chas. Homer spen
:. Sunday at their homes. In this city, and lei
IS Monday morning for points west and south
Mr.. Allie Church, Of Kansas CITY. accom-
panied by little Miss ENNIS Young, Is WISH
Ing her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Esrne,
d Col. j. s. White, of MAYHEM. dropped !
o to chat with the Intelligencer Thursday. Co
- w. is q member OF the democratic count
'" central committee.
Robert Boteler, q brother OF Mrs. Chas. Il
Royle, and Robert Galloway. OF Kansas CIT!
arrived last Saturday for q two days Wis
a with friends here.
.he Miss Aurelia Miller, now teaching at Ii
Wolfenbarger shoolhouss, was IN the Gil
n, Saturday. She formerly taught In the LEI
j. ington public schools.
or Capt. A. A. Lesueur. OF Jefferson City,ar
ys bis amIabIe wife spent the day In Lexingtt
30 Wednesday, returning to their home AZ Il
capital by the evening tram,
Mr.. W. G. Renick. Of Napoleon. paid q
Intelligepcer q pleasant business call MO
day. Mr.. 4. reports things In good shape
'ur his section OF Gods country.
Mr.. B. W. Jefferson, OF the Napole'
ueighborhood. was of the Intelligence I
callers Thursday. Mr.. Jefferson Is one OF
leading farmers of the border land.
tbs Mrs. DR.. j. Z. Tucker. who has been I
RS guest Of friends and relatives at Edgerto
Kss., for several weeks. returned home 81
emit urday night. by way Of Kansas lily.
* w. P. Cousley, the sedslia contractor, y
In the city Wednesday, experimenting
w ~ completion of the handsome residence of D
Robert Taubmsn. corner Sixteenth and Sot
of streets.
noe Mr.. Henry Halnkel returned from Kan
are City last Wednesday MIGHTY where he has bt
having his eyes treated. His many frieI
the here will be sorry to hear that they are
improving.
ook George Withers. Of Sedalis, travelling
the Fairbanks scale company, arrived b
- Monday morning, huu leiL uuii"A
mn. points north of the river. He formerly res
ton cd IN Lexington.
Misses Dora and Annie Steele LEFT Tues
the to attend the Harden. buffet nnptiais TO
'~ sor celebrated near Richmond, Miss Dora
that o~Gaciate as bridesmaid. Miss Quiet was
the merry u pupil OF Central College.
Ethan Allen. Jr., familiarity known all Q
sIe. Lexington rs "Pete," left Wednesday oil
urn. noon for Kansas City. from which POM
city stated Thursday morning, Joined by FIR
sent Lamborn, for Tacoma, Wash. Both gen
men were employees OF the lnteiligencer U
.L a week ago, and 70 to the far west 10 III
Nav location Tor q newspaper and Job ONCE.
the seems a waste OF words to say . wore
thief praise OF these two boys, whom evsrVt
! sh nv knows, and whom everybody respects
ande the gray.haired sires Of gray.hsired me
the wee small boys and girls. The Int
gsncer wishes them abundant success q
~pleasant home, and hopes when they {
home for q visit after awhile. their poo
'n"' may be full of gold 'quads, "snd every"
full Of new ~"sorts,' all on the 'point
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