The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1891-07-11
PERSONAL.

Frank Wcis and Albert Gillen spent
Sunday at Kansas City.
Henry Gibson, n w~ell-to-do colored man
OF Wellington, was in town Thursday.
Mrs. Jennie Young has been quite ill
for the past few days, with pneumonia.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Gnhner are visiting
their sons, Oscar and Arthur, in Chicago.
jim Nickel, Ben Hamlet and Hay
Heat hman were ut Jefferson City Satur-
day.
Misses Katie holland and Cora Osborne,
of Independence, are visiting friends IN
the city.
Miss Allie Eagle spent Saturday and
Sunday in Higginsville, the guest of Miss
Clara Lacy.
Mrs. Betsey Ayers, OF Norborne, Mo-, is
the guest of the family OF DIR. Wilmot,
near thisc city.
Miss Lillian Sparks, OF Marshall, is the
guest of Miss Matte Kennedy on Eighteen
and Main streets.
Mrs. Charles Morrison, OF Kansas City,
spent a few days of this week with friends
and relatives here.
Charles Nichols, of HigginsvilIe, is eX-
pected here Sunday, for Il visit of several
days with friends.
Mrs. Mccoy and Mrs. Andrews, OF In
dependence, are the guests of Mrs. Il. &.
Sawyer, near this city.
Mrs. J. o. Lesueur and daughter, Miss
Susie, returned to Lexington, Sunday
Jefferson City Tribune.
Miss Dora Caldwell, of Lafayette county,
is visiting Miss Sallie Barrett, OF this city.
Richmond Democrat.
j. o. Lesueur and County Collector j.
G.. Worthington, of Lexington, were here
Tuesday.-Odessa Moon.
The Misses Tribble, of Lexington, are
visiting friends in the city.-Knoxville
cor. Richmond Conservator.
j. William Robinson and w. Morrison
English spent Sunday at Kansas City,
Kansas, the guests of friends.
Will Nipper, Bob Blakeley, Henry Boyer,
Joe Lane and Stanley b. Walker, citizens
of Higginsville, were here Wednesday.
Mrs. Julia Winsor Kaufman, returns
to her home in st. Louis this morning
after II months visit to her parents.
Mrs. G. A. Cook and little daughter,
Leslie, left yesterday morning for II two
weeks visit with friends Mt Windsor, Mo.
Miss Alice Smock, OF Lexington, is Wis
iting her cousins, Misses Edna and Mary
NlStI VI Ihlo
News.
Miss Jessie Burton, of Higginsville, is
visiting in the city, the guest OF Miss
Lucille LaBertew, ON Eighteenth and Main
streets.
Ernest Hays left Tuesday afternoon for
Chillicothe, Mo-, to take "A four months
course in bookkeeping at the Normal col
lege there.
Io,ao Aun uhn hoa hnan the OnaQt
of his uncle, John Aull, for some time, re-
turned to his home ut Philadelphia Tues
day evening.
Charles Loomis, the Franklin avenue
druggist, left last evening for Il two or
three weeks visit to New York and other
eastern cities.
Will Geller, travelling for the Simmons
Hardware company, OF st. Louis, was here
this week, the guest of shis uncle, Charles
Schaefermeyer.
Misses Grace and Rebecca Field, daugh-
tiers of the Judge of the circuit court, left
Wednesday morning for u visit with
friends at Boonville.
Mrs. George Barton, of Kansas City,
arrived here Wednesday evening on Il
visit to her father and mother, ar. and
Mrs. John Waddell.
Mrs. VIM. Beck, who has been the guest
of the family of her brother-in-law capt
s.. j. Andrew, left for her home ut Denver
Col, Friday morning.
II. b. Dickey, superintendent OF the gas
company, ana family have been visiting
relatives III Chicago. They returned hom'
the middle OF the week.
Mrs. Dixie Winsor Offutt arrived from
her Maryland home Friday morning, will
her babe, and is the guest of her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. Winsor.
Miss Anna Lesueur, daughter of Score,
tary OF State Alex. Lesueur, has beer
elected u teacher in the public schools o
Clinton.-Sedalia Gazette.
Jack Slusher, wife anG daughter, o
Dover, left by the Santa Fe Tuesday, To-
Denver, Colorado Springs and other west
ern cities for the summer.
Mrs. Frank r.. Chew, with her son
Frank Jr. and daughter Leah, arrived here
Thursday from st. Louis on IL visit to he
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Il. Winsor.
John Stewart, of this city, who has beer
attending school nj Lexington. KY, re
turned home last week. lie captured tn
gold medal for proficiency in bookkeeping
Justice Bryant, Mayor Tom Walker ant
Night Policeman Charles Mount, OF HlS
gInsville, were here Tuesday, as witnesses
DclOIc liz touilJ Souib III Il iuii"eJ ihNNo
tigatlon.
Miss Nellie Foster, who has been tn,
guest OF relatives here for three weeks, re
turned to her home AT Kansas City Thurs
day. She received II telegram Wednesday
announcing the serious illness oi he
mother.
Police Hamlet, and his daughter, Katie
have gone to Trinidad, Col, to spend tn,
summer with MIR. HamletLs sister, Mrs
3 Emma LiLtleiicld.
DR.. j. G. .Crist left Tuesday night 70
Chicago, where he will JOIN hIs wife, VIII,
Is at present an inmate of Il hospita
: IN that city, undergoing treatlnen
for u spinal rouble.
Misses Bette, Mayme and Ruth Wi
, liams, of Macon City, Miss Sallie Finley
OF Shelbina, and Misses Mary Bryant an
Mary Berry, of Odessa, are visiting a
; Frank Stewards this week.
w. A. Thornton had business in Lex
ington Monday -. g.. Upton and w. L
: Kellar were in Lexington Wednesday,. .
, George Price, OF Lexington, was IN low
/ on business Tuesday Il. Il. Keyton wa
} in Lexington Wednesday on legal bust
ness.-Higginsville Advance.
Mrs. Reeder, OF Sixteenth street left thi
NV ~ VI "h'P Nv ~ obS WI
make Il short visit and witness the nup
tials of DIR. Fulkerson, OF Virginia, an
Miss Simpson. The groom is n nephew c
=, Mrs. Reedcr while the bride is Il promi
: nent member of society in Kansas City.
e Not Insane.
= Charles Hover, an English miner, latel
= working at Higginsville, was before tn
county court Wednesday forenoon, on a
[ investigation as to the ~soundness of hi
= mind. He claims to be affected by ba
I air in the mines, but no doubt much
, his ailment is due to whisky and debauch
cry. He became infatuated with a girl i
H~igginsville, and frequently annoyed he
with his attentions. DR.. S~traughan, tn
county physician, did not consider him
! tit subject to be sent to the insane asyluI
at the county's expense, so the court sen
| him away, hoping he would leave tn
county. Higginsvilie officers say he is
common %drunkard, and has made himse
| q decided nuisance in the town.