The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1891-04-25


Mrs. John Duvall was the guest OF the
family of her son at Kansas City Sunday.
Mrs. j. f. Atkinson, of st. Joseph, has
been the guest OF friends here this week.
Virgil Keene. representing George d.
Barnard d Co., st. Louis, was here Mon
day.
DR.. E. G. Gordon and Judge Xenophon
Ryland returned from Sweet Springs Fri
day.
Mrs. Robert Il. Smith, OF Kansas CITY,
IS the guest oil her mother, Mrs. II. L..
Bolton.
Tom Sturges went to Sedalia Saturday
night, to spend the Sabbath with his
mother.
John H.. Jordan, of Kansas City, is the
guests of his parents, Mr.. N Mrs. John
II. Jordan.
Misses Stella and Annette Francisco
have gone to Malta Bend for n short visit
to friends.
DR.. N. B. Payne attended the Homno-
pathic Medical society at Kansas City
this week.
Mrs. James e.. Payne will be at home,
on North Sixteenth street, after Tuesday,
April 2Sth.
Mrs. John Morrison has returned from
n visit to friends at Independence and
Kansas City.
City Attorney Phetzing was at jefferson
City this week on business before the su-
preme court.
Walter Morrison, of Kansas City, svis-
ting the family of his grandfather Will
liam Morrison.
Mrs. William Easter and daughter, Miss
Louisa, have gone for q visit to relatives
at Kansas City.
Mrs. DIR. Trotter went to Jefferson City
Thursday, to visit her daughter, Mrs.
David Callahan.
Miss Fannie Anderson, of the f.. A..
Seminary, spent Sunday with her pare nts
near Higginsville.
w. b. Weedin, who is attending school
at Marshall, visited his father, Judge
Weedin, this week.
ii. w. Winsor, OF l.. Winsor & Son,
came down from Kansas City Monday for
a visit to his parents.
Lawyer Blackwell was in Jefferson CITY
Wednesday, before the supreme court in
the Chris Young case.
L. C.Dameron, of st. Louis, arrived Fri
day morning to visit his father, Logan
Cameron, who is sick.
IL. &. Wallace returned Wednesday
from Jefferson City, where he was attend
ing the supreme court.
Mrs. M. l.. Nickel is enterta lining her
daughter-in-law, Mrs. Luther Mic kell,
and children, OF Fulton.
County Assessor John Walker was i'm
the city Wednesday and called at this
ofiice.-Odessa Democrat.
Mr.. II. Wieligman left Monday night
for his old HON in st. Charles to visit his
mother, who is very sick.
Mrs. Col. Reid and Miss Virgie McCleI-
land went to Wellington Thursday, for a
visit to the ~latter's mother.
John s.. Blackwell returned from Jeffer-
son City, Thursday, where he has been at
tending the supreme court.
Ed Lauchner, now residing at Kansas
City, was in town this week, the guest OF
his father, on Seventh street.
M. f. Royle and Owen Grimes attended
the funeral of Jos. NJ. Shotwcll, q nephew
of Mr.. Royle, ut Richmond Sunday.
Prof. j. D.. BIanton. of Elizabeth AulI
Seminary, attended the Lexington Pres
bytery at Sweet Springs Wednesd ay.
Miss Myrtle Carter and brother, Shan
non, of Higginsville, We're the guests last
Saturday of the family of VIM. Carter.
NrS. lnOlIi.S pLWNcE we NJ L iHtlcItl-
dencc Sunday evening, being called there
by the illness of Mr.. Sawyer's mother.
Misses Adine and Lilly Glenn returned
to their home at Nashville, Tenn, Tues-
day evening, after Il pleasant visit TO Miss
es McGrew.
Harry Warren, who has been the guest
of his uncle, Constable Tom Young, fol
several months, has returned to his New
Mexico home.
Rev. Duboc, the rector OF Christ church,
has settled his family in the rectory OF
Main street, and his young son started to
the Third ward school Wednesday.
Bishop Atwfll, OF the diocese of West
Missouri, arrived from Kansas City Satur-
day evening, and during his stay in Lex
ington was the guest of Judge Joseph Il.
Smith.
Judge Xenophon Ryland, of Lexington
Mo-, executive officer of the committee on
evangelistic work, will speak At the Pre- e.
byterian church to-night.-MeXico Intel
~ligencer.
Leo Gluck, assistant state geol ogist,
passed through here Wednesday morning
on his way to Marshall. Mr.. Gluck has
been investigating the coal regions in the
eastern part of the county.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. ii. Drummond, oI
Pleasant Hill, were the guests of theil
daughter, Mrs. James Scott, Sunday. Mr.
Drummond returned home Monday, leav-
ing his wife here.
Miss I.izzell Bonell, of Abilene, Kansas
who has been the guest of her sister, Mrs
Noting, OF Higginsville, spent Saturday
and Sunday in this city, with Miss Ami,
Allen. She is connected with one OF thu
Abilene newspapers.
Mrs. George Dealey, who was to hav,
, returned to her home Mt Dallas, Texas
Thursday, received a telegram from he
husband that their new home was no
quite finished, and she has decided t
remain here until Tuesday,