The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1891-07-04
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j. IL. Srudcn is in ~. Louis.
Ike Graft has returned from Cincinnati.
Leo KcIlcrarriycd from Fulton Monday.
A. II. Lawson spent Sunday at Kansas
City.
Joe Homer has returned from Excelsior
Springs.
County Assessor Walker was in the city
Wednesday.
County Attorney AuII spent Saturday at
Iiigginayiiic.
n. j.. Mcl1lroy spent "Wednesday in Kan
aas City, ON business.
Cadet Ollic HrinkcrhoM left Friday for
his home in Denver, Colo.
Miss Rcttic Sparks. Of Marshall, is visit
ing the family OF &. {. Wallace.
Misses Roma and Gertrude Mexican arc
visiting relatives in Kansas city.
Mrs. DR.. John Bryant, oI Independence,
is the guest of Mrs. w. Il. Hickman.
Mrs. C.. G. Kist returned home saturday
from a visit 10 friends in lrHV"nWorth.
Mrs. j. Swillcr and children, ot Kansas
City, are the guests of relatives IN this
city.
VIM. Fieth II family visited relatives
in Lexington Sunday.-lii%ginsvili" Ad-
vance.
Miss Mary Warren, of O~sccola, Mo, is
the gucst ri Mrs. }. II. Hall and other rel
ativcs here.
John $. Blackwell returned from Jcifcr-
son City Saturday. lie spent that day at
~IIigginsviIIc.
Miss Florence Ruffner, of Nevada, Mo,
has been the guest of Mrs. Peggy Gordon,
on Main street.
Rev. ii. NJ. Richardson and wife have
gone to Omaha, Ncb., where they Will
spend the summer.
Mrs. Ed. Gordon and children, Irene and
John, Of Nevada, are visiting friends i'll
this city and Dover.
Misses Fannie, Emma and Meta Primer
spent Sunday in Wellington, the guests
of Mrs. j. Strudtman.
John Jordan, who holds Il position in
Kansas City, was the guest of ms father,
John Il. Jordan, Tuesday.
Emmett Gordon returned from Went
worth Military Academy at Lexington
Monday.-Ncvada Noticer.
Mrs. Joe Thomas, OF Southwest Mis-
SDlII, HIS httl lilt Sh'Hb VI hIi' D''''
Reid, on West Main street.
Miss Lucy Harper, who has been the
guest OF Misses McGrcW, returned to her
home at Kansas City Monday.
Mrs. NJ. w. Withcrs has ordered the ad-
dress of her NTELLIGENCEI changed rom
this city to Dover for the summer
Alva Bell, OF Nashville, Tenn, who has
been the guest Oi his cousin, Il. san Hays,
for some weeks, returned home Monday.
Miss Mary Ball left Tuesday morning
for IL two months visit with her sister,
Mrs. Charles Brubaker, at Salt Lake City.
Mrs. Frank Chevy and family, OF st.
Louis, arrived Friday morning to spend
the summer with her parents, MIR. and
Mrs. f.. WinSOr.
Mrs. w. S. Clagett has removed TO Mex
leo, Mo-, where she will make her future
home. Lexington will be very sorry to
lose Mrs. clagctt.
Morris Primer, of st. Louis, spent u
couple oi days here this week, the guest
of his father. lie lett Thursday evening
for Jefferson City.
Levi Bullard, accompanied by his school
mate, Orcn Elliott, of Malta Bend, who
is visiting him. called IN the INTELLI-
GENCER Wednesday.
Miss Lillian RNlnhd, oI Judge
John T.. Iiyland, left Tuesday morning
for n two months visit with her sister,
Mrs. DIR. Griswold, at Salt Lake City.
MI. ctoII, p,rdo, Ioft Erid,y mor,iuo
for Il months visit with relatives nj Free
man, Cass county. She was accompanied
by her brother, VIII, who will remain
until Sunday.
Misses Leila Halves aud Ollie Moore,
two charming Young aides of Upton.
VINO were &u'Hts o. th' i"ll'IS OF ~ W,
sutton on HlNl'ciIn t'''''r''"'"' '"'''i'
wednesday morning.
Mrs. A. V. Robinson went To Kansas
CITY Tuesday morning, to meet her hus-
band. who has been six weeks in Texas,
in the interest of the McGrew mills. They
VIII return To 'hlH Guy to-"aE'
Cant. A. A. Lesucur, secretary of
state; Capt, j. ID. Conner, clerk of the
supreme court, and Frank T'rigg, chief
clerk in the secretary OF states Office, at
tended the funeral of w. e. steele ycstcr-
day.