The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1891-05-02

Mrs. John F. Gregory, OF Kansas City,
is visiting friends in the city, this week.
Mrs. DR.. Trotter is the guest OF her
daughter, Mrs. Callahan, at Jefferson City.
County Surveyor Weedin went to Cor
der Tuesday night, to be absent two days.
Miss Minerva Marshall went to Hig-
ginsville Friday evening, to visit friends
w. j. Howe, OF this city, was registered
at the Southern hotel, st. Louis, Monday.
Miss Florence Clemmens. n teacher at
Central college, was at Kansas City Tues
day.
c. o. Smith, OF Corder, has been the
guest of his father, Il. c.. Smith, in this
city.
Miss Tessie Still, of Kansas City, is Wis
iting her brother, Charlie Still, near this
city.
Prof. A. A. Jones went to Warrensburg
Thursday, to attend the district confer
ence.
Mrs. George Dealey and children left
Tuesday morning fortheir home ut Dallas,
Texas.
Miss Mamie Russell returned from a
! visit to friends Mt Independence Saturday
night.
Miss Lydia Ahrens left Tuesday evening
for n weeks visit with relatives at Con-
cordia.
Miss Roberta Drane of Blackburn is in
the city visiting her aunt Mrs. w. K.
Trigg.
A. II. Bevell, who formerly Travelled for
q st. Louis paper house, was in the city
Tuesday.
Mrs. j. II. Green and daughter, Miss
Matte, visited relatives in Kansas City
this week.
II. w. Turner, OF Kansas City, was the
guest OF relatives and friends here Satur-
day and Sunday.
Miss Maggie Bullard has returned from
a lengthy visit with Mrs. Whitsett, of
Kansas City.
Deputy Collector c. G. Worthington
spent Saturday in Corder, collecting back
personal taxes.
Henry A. Young, of Kansas City, will
spend the summer with his father, who
lives near this city.
Miss Rhoda Ainsworth left Saturday
night for q weeks visit to her sister, Mrs.
Nice Stills, ut Sedalia.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. G.. Kist went To Kansas
City to visit friends Sunday morning, re-
turning Monday evening.
Mansell Wilmot, of Higginsville, was in
the city Monday q witness in the Britts
preliminary examination.
John Smith rode ODD miles Tuesday,
t~ransacting business at Osawatomic, KaS.,
returning here that evening.
Miss Matte Davis, head trimmer at Mrs.
Moorehead's millinery store, spent Sun
day ut her home in Richmond.
Miss Jesse Burton, of Higginsville, was
in the city Thursday, the guest OF Misses
LaBertew, on Sixteenth street.
Misses Jennie and Mary Green returned
from Higginsville Saturday night, where
they had been attending school.
Mrs. Vira billiard and son, Alfred came
down from Independence Friday evening,
to visit the family OF A. V. Robinson.
Misses Julia Andrew, Mary Mccoy and
Patsy Bohanan, of Independence. spent
Sunday with Mrs. II. z. Sawyer, near this
city.
ii. II. Williams, a prominent young at
torney OF Sedalia, was in the city Wed.
nesday, on business in the circuit CLERKS
office
Mrs. Mary Diehr and daughter, Miss
Gussie, OF st. Charles, are the guests OF
the families of G.. A. Kriehn and Ed
Meyer.
: Miss Sallie Wood of Lexington, has beer
spending a few days here, the guest o.
Mrs. 8. A. Nelson.-Cameron cor. Kansa.
City Journal.
William Waddell is making an adver-
Using tour through the county this week
Il McCausland.
- -. ohiithy VI Stoh, "sS over
Tuesday evening, and reports his mothers
health as very poor.-Orrick cor. Rich
mond Democrat.
Will Mccoy and daughter, Mary,
Misses Patty Bohannan and Julia An
drews, Independence, spent Sunday with
Mrs. Tom Sawyer.
Miss Carrie Hines returned from Kan
City Wednesday night, where she had
been to place her mother In one of the
hospitals for treatment.
Will Bandon and Clarence Worthington
went to Higginsville Friday evening, TO
attend the closing exercises of the Hig-
ginsville public schools.
Miss ii. b. Jewell, a Lexington sweet
singer, was the guest of her pupil, Miss
Laura Mayer, Saturday and Sunday. They
returned to Lexington MOnday.-Sturgeon
Leader.
Rev. William Cobb, OF Miami, returned
to his home Thursday morning, after a
visit to his brother, Rev. II. NJ. Cobb, in
this city.
d. Braman, OF Baltimore, Md, spent
Monday n Tuesday here, the guest ol
Miss Cameron, the daughter OF Logan
Cameron, OF st. Louis, who are here Tor
the summer.
Will Morrison went to Kansas City
Thursday morning, to be treated at the
Sanitarium. He accompanied his brother,
Charles, who has been visiting here for
several days.
Captain A. l.. Mason, president OF the
Kansas City and Missouri River ranspor..
tation company, has been elected as one OF
the board of the Cincinnati and New Or
leans Packet company.
Sir Knights Leslie O'Rear, Robert T.. L:
Smith, }. w. Barnhill and f. w. Lacey, of
Marshall, were here Monday night, to at
tend the banquet given by DeMolay Conn
m~andcry, knights Templar.
$. A. Kincaidc left for st. Joseph Thurs
day afternoon, to attend the International
Secretaries Conference nj the Y. NJ, g, A.,
and from there he goes To Kansas City, to
attend the international Convention of
the Y. NJ. {. A.
j.. T.. Fishback, of Napoleon, was in to
see the editor Thursday. He reports
farmers In his neighborhood as much de-