The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1891-08-01
PERSON

Frank Hale ha" returned from 81. Louis.
Man Chimn wnaat Kansas city Tuesday.
J. II. Srndon WIS at Kansas city Mon
day.
George English is visiting at Il. Il. ire
lands.
j. ID. Shcwaltrr was at Iii%ginsyilIc Sat
urday.
John ~Jakowally went 10 Kansas City
Monday.
Mrs. John Reid is nj Old Pnint Comfort,
Virginia.
Mrs. Robert Tarbman spent Tuesday ut
Kansas City.
Miss Minerva Marshall has rcturncd
from Kansas City.
Miss Mamie lioImos. oi Kansas City, is
visiting Miss Elmer Jacobs.
Miss Kate Rccdcr is the guest of Miss
Matte Cnrsc at Wellington.
Miss Maymc Helcry, of st. Louis, is the
guest nf Miss Emma Hamlet.
Senator Vest and three grandchildren
we've at Sweet Springs Sunday.
. Mrs. George Tarrar is entertaining Miss
Lizzie Bo"thman, of Chicago.
Judge Strod Rcnick and wife, oi Napo-
leon, Were in the city Monday.
Mrs. a. G. Young has returned from a
visit to her brother nj Smithton.
James GiIkcrson has accepted a clerk
ship at Scndcn's hardware store.
George Price went to IIigginsville Sat
urday forenoon, ON legal business.
Miss Mary SEWER, OF Richmond, is Wis
iting her cousin, Mrs. w. ID. Rankin.
Prof. j. w. Smdusky, of the Bates City
public schools, was Il pleasant caller Mon
day.
J.. II. CordclI, cashier OF the Bank OF
Marshall, was here Wednesday, on bust
ness.
Miss Annie Holmes, of Kansas City, has
been the guest ri Miss Elinnr Jacobs this
week.
Miss Maymr IIrlcry lett Monday inr Il
visit To friends at Lexington, Mo.-Post-
Dispatch.
j. NJ. Patterson and wife, of Troy, Mo,
are the guests of Col. Jones, of Central
Fomal" College.
Constable Evans, of lIieginsvillc, was
in town Saturday, returning ON tn" carly
morning train.
County Attorney Aull went to Higgins
Vile Saturday, where he had business be-
fore the justices.
Miss Mollic Phelps, Of Dover, is the
guest of her aunt, Mrs. George Webb, ON
South Tenth atr"lt.
Miss Lizzie English Will leave this morn
ing for n visit Ia friends ut Fulton, where
she formerly resided.
Mrs. Kate Corbin, of Ncwtown, Ky,
and her children, are visiting her father,
:. Renick, al Napoleon.
A. J. Slusher and wife have returned
from Il thr""-wccka visit (" Washln"lun
and other western points.
Miss Minctlc Slayback, of st. Louis. ar
rived in the city Saturday afternoon, Tor Il
sImmer's stay with friends.
Mrs. frankie WnIdraurr,ol Kansas City,
WIS the guest until recently Of Miss Kate
Thomns, on Lafayette street.
Percy Silver, Il. =. Dickcy, j. G. Me
Grcw and Il. \. Peters left last evening
for Chicag" over the santa Zee.
Misses Fannie Cillen and Hannah MchI
Lett Wednesday, morning for a two weeks
visit 1" relatives IN -Conc"rdia.
Misses Kate and Nanni" Gordon return
ed Sunday from the National Educational
association meeting ut Toronto.
Joe Afford, who has bccu visiting rcla-
tivcs here for several weeks, left Wrdnca-
day for his home at Denver, Cot.
Mrs. w. Il. Steele aud children have
gone to tn" home al hcr father at WaNtriy
Tor the benefit al Mrs. Steclc's health.
Mrs. G. A. Cook and daughter. Leslie,
returned Saturday afternoon from u visit
of two weeks with friends at Windsor.
Henry Bull, of Sun Diego, Cal, is the
guest of friends in the Prairie church
ncighborhood, whcr" he formerly resided.
Miss Bette Belle Pcrric, OF Mayview,
was the guest of Miss Katie Blrdsor Mon
day. Mrs. Blcdsne accompanied her home.
STROBE Renick, one of the old settlers oi
Wellington, called Monday. II"isachar-
acter, and wlthnl a genial, iovial gentle
=. man.
Charles w. LOOMS, the Franklin ave-
nue. druggist, returned Sunday evening
from his trip To New York and other
eastern cities.
Mrs. Jennie Young has 80 far recovered
from her recent illness as To hr able t.
drive out with her little daughter Mary
Tuesday evening.
George y. Il. Jackson, Il prominent at
torncy of ScdIlia, was in the city a few
hours Monday afternoon, the guest ul
Judge John t.. liyland.
Prof. A. J. Sparks, of IIigginsvillc, ha,
been employed To teach the County Insli-
tutc, mt Butler, Bates county. Sparks is
Il good one from away back.
Mrs. Capt. II. II. Craig and son, Jamcs,
Mrs. Porter aud Miss a. Sloan Hickman,
all of Kansas City, are enjoying Il rest at
the home of w. Il. Hickman.
Miss Susie Lcsucur, of Lexington, and
Miss MirY Porter, of Kansas City, are the
guests of Mrs. r. w. Russell lndcpcn-
dcnce cor. Kansas C~ity.Journai.
Mrs. Bent Mnrrt, of Kansas City, re-
turned home Monday, from Il visit To the
family OF A.. V. Robinson. Miss Mary
Robinsnn accompanied her home.
Mrs. Clarence Kcnncy returned from Il
visit To relatives at Independence Tuesday
evening. She VAS hurried home ON ac-
count OF the Illness OF her little child.
Nj. Charles GucnLhcr aud sister, Miss
Carrie, accompanied by Miss Leone iinith
81, of jefferson Cjty, lett Wednesday for a
months visit In relatives in Denver, Col.
Mrs. VIC. Allen and children, who have
been visiting her mother. Mrs. t.. NJ.
Fletcher, ON sixteenth street, returned to
their home at Kansas City Saturday even
ing.
Philip Keller and John Jaknwsky cx-
pCCt Ia lcaV" Tor New York to-day. MIR.
Keller will lay in II fall stock of clothing,
and Mr.. J]ak"w&ly will 90 to reside prrma-
ncniIy ia Che Empire city.
Prof. G. l.. Cook, of Odessa, now one of
the charge d'aItllra OF the Institute. and
principal of the Sweet Sprinua public
schools, paid the lHrELIIGENCEH a pleas
ant call Monday.
Professor aud J. t.. Ice, Of Odessa, paid
the iNTELLIUENCEE - pleasant call Mon
day. The professor was IA u hurry, and