The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1891-08-15
PERSONAL.

r. j. Sturges, of Scdalia, attended the
shoot.
George Belt, of HigginsviIle, spent Sun
day in this city.
County Treasurer billiard went to lIig-
ginsyille Sunday.
Frank Faurote and Joe Minter, of Soda
liza, watched the shoot Thursday.
Mrs. Emily Foster, OF Kansas City, is
the guest OF the Misses Thomas.
Robert Hickman, of IIigginsvillr, was
in this city on business Monday.
Wilson Offutt, of Washington. ID. G.. is
visiting his father-in-law, f.. Winsor.
Miss Lizzie Gillen leaves in the morn
ing for II visit To friends in Kansas City.
Mrs. Dan Wade went to PertIc Springs
Tuesday forenoon, Ia remain several days.
Miss Louisa Easter left for Kansas CITY
Wednesday evening for IA visit To relatives.
Mrs. Reid Moreland will leave for Soda
liza Monday, iora weeks visit with friends.
Jack Dysart and family visited friends
and relatives in Dover several days this
week.
Ed Hickman has returned from Mexico,
Mo-, where he has been visiting tor sever
al days.
Misses Minnie Nagel and Fannie Primer
left Thursday for "a weeks visit in the
country.
Mrs. Hendricks, of Omaha, is the guest
Of relatives in the Prairie church neigh
borhood.
c. ID. Minter, the purchaser of the Hall
farm, at Halls Station, was in the city
Monday.
Leroy Farmer left Monday evening for
a weeks visit to friends and relatives in
Glasgow.
His honor, Sheriff Mat Aver, of Saline
county was in attendance upon the Young
execution.
Misses Alice Thomas and Nellie Foster
attended the Alliance picnic, near Dover,
Thursday.
Mrs. A. \. Johnson and daughter, Miss
Clara, left Sunday for Il visit 10 friends in
Richmond.
Deputy Sheriff G. w. Jackson, of Hig-
ginsyille, was up Thursday, and witnessed
the execution.
Miss Bette Green left yesterday after
noon for n visit to her old home near
Prairie church.
Miss Sallie Smith, oi the Prairie church
neighborhood, was the guest OF friends in
this city Saturday.
Misses Katie and Fannie Drysdale, of
Sweet Springs, are the guests of their sis
ter, Mrs. Ed Zeiler.
Miss Aggie Bair, who has been visiting
friends here for Il month, will return to
Kansas City to-day.
Max q. Doblic, OF Concordia, was in the
the city Thursday, and called at the In
TELLIGENCER office.
Prof. ii. d.. Demand md family returned
Tuesday afternoon from an extended visit
to relatives ut Smithton.
Prof. Hitch, the conductor OF the county
institute, returned to his home at Kansas
City Wednesday evening.
Mr., IIorIn, nrJ ,l.,..I,.. - y:I-..n
Mo-, are the guests of Mrs. George Mule
nix and Mrs. Il. A. Johnson.
June Tobb, who has been the guest ui
L. &. Sawyer, near this city, leaves to-
morrow for his home in Kentucky.
Evan Young, of M~cCausIand, Young q
McCauSland, has gone To New York To law
in Il big supply of fall and winter goods.
Mrs. DIR. Adams. OF St. Louis, with her
three daughters have taken room ut Miss
Daisy Green's delightful boarding house.
A. Geyer, ID. Lyons, Lee billiard, Charles
Hays, William Trotter and Al. james at
tended Ringing Bros. show ut Richmond
Monday.
Henry Wieligman was called away by
telegram to his old nome at st. Charles,
through the sudden death of his mother.
He left Tuesday morning.
Miss Katie Graendorfa and cousin, Charles
Harvey, of Chicago, left Saturday morn
ing for IL months visit to relatives in
Herman and Jefferson City.
Miss Fannie Stewart, finding the climate
of Colorado dcleteriOus to her health, has
%returned to Missouri, and is ut present
visiting friends ut Kansas City.
, Lieutenant Tom Frederick went to st.
Joseph Saturday morning TO attend the
State Encampment of the n. c.. NJ, at
Camp Wickham, Lake Contrary.
Miss Neassie StigalI, of Richmond, was
the guest of the Misses Steele, on Third
street several days this week. Miss Stigall
is one of It%ichmond's prettiest girls.
w. IL. Powell, of Freedom tnwnship,and
X. Il. Conn, of Carondclct, Mo, passed
through the city Monday, en- route to
Eldorado Springs fora lengthy s"iourn.
&. l.. Bianton, formerly of the Paris
Appeal, but now in the grocery business
at Paris, was in the city this week, and
paid the iNTELLIGENCER II iraterhal visit.
Mrs. Alice Hasield Morton, who visited
at Mayhem two years ago and charmrd
the people with her sweet music, Is very
low with lung trouble at her fathers
home near Lexington.
Arthur Bullard has accepted Il position
with Peters, the photographers, at liig-
ginsyille. lie visited his parents in this
city, Sunday. Arthur says his 'diamnnd'
stud furnishes the light Tor the city.
A. G. Baldwin, n former newspaper man
of Sedalia, was in the city Monday, hay
ing arrived from Marshall over the Jctfcr-
son City, BoonVillc aud Lexington diVi-
sion. He went on to Sedalia that evening.
DIR. }. Ct. V. Ferguson, formerly il resi-
dent of this county, but fur twenty years
Il practicing physician, ut st. Louis and
Kansas City has decided 10 return to
Mayview and practice there. he Will
build Il residence there, and locate per-
manently. The iNTELLIGENBEH had a
pleasant call from him Thursday.