The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1891-05-09
PERSONAL.

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Capt. r.. Todhunter was in Lexington
Tuesday.
Ed Beattie, OF Higginsville, was here
Wednesday.
a. r. Smith was here Tuesday from In
dependence.
Miss Matte Grimes OF the Third ward
achool is sick.
Miss Ula Plattenburg, of Dover, was
here Monday.
Prof. French, OF Wellington, was a
caller Tuesday.
Mrs. John Gordon and children went to
Corder Monday.
Justice Ragland, of Higginsville, was
here Wednesday.
James NJ. Callahan, of Independence,
was here Tuesday.
DIR. and Mrs. s. NJ. Banks, of Waverly,
were here Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. McGrew have return
ed from st. Louis.
D.. M. Smith and Ed Lee spent Sunday
and Monday in Kansas City.
Jim Grubbs and Leonard Kelly, of
Bates City, was here Sunday.
VIC coiI L. oitsoI lCbuI Z W iti
homei in Kansas City Sunday.
Frank %Smallwood and Ben Hamlet
spent Sunday in Kansas City.
Misses Cora and May Peake were shop
ping in Kansas City Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John II. Friedrich visited
friends in Kansas City, Sunday.
Miss Kate Stone, OF st. Louis, is visiting
Mrs. w. I. Hayes, near this city.
Robert Waddell, Captain Rankin and Joe
Long were at Kansas City Monday.
Master Manville Chinn is visiting his
grandfather, G. c. Webb, near Corder.
Prof. G. D.. Ragland paid the INTELLI-
GENCER a pleasant visit last Saturday.
Prof. E. w. Dow, of b. f. c., was in
Bowling Green several days this week.
Mrs. Ben Chinn and Mrs. Joe Chinn
went to Waverly Wednesday morning.
Mrs. Jack Dysart has been visiting reIa-
tives and friends near Dover this week.
r. j. John, of this city, was registered
at the Lindell hotel, st. Louis, Sunday.
Miss DOME Weber returned Monday
morning from a business trip to st. Louis.
Deputy Sheriff Bob Hale went to Hig-
ginsville Wednesday, on official business.
Mrs. J. w. Homer returned Wednesday
night from q visit To friends at Kansas
City.
Mrs. John z. Ryland returned Thursday
night from a visit to relatives in Kansas
City.
Clarence Worthington, deputy county
collector, was at Higginsville Thursday
night.
Mrs. Robert Taubman and Miss Fannie
Taubman were in Kansas City We'd
nesday.
Miss Ida Page, of Buckner, Jackson
county, is visiting her sister, Mrs. Tom
Sawyer.
Mrs. E.. M. Taylor is spending a week
with friends in observation-disclosures City
Journal.
Mrs. w. z. Hickman spent Tuesday in
this city, the guest of her sister, Mrs. j.
f. Payne.
Joel Hickman is playing the role OF the
bucOlic this week. Bucolic isn't the kind
that hurts.
Prof. F. p. Finnell has been visiting his
parents in Higginsville this week.-Kear-
ney Times.
Mrs. II. L. Bolton is the guest of her
daughter, Mrs. II. Il. Smith, in Kansas
City this week.
Prof. Demand, of the city public schools,
attended meeting of teachers at Higgins
vile last week.
Miss Kate Hollis, vocal teacher at Eliza
beth Aull Seminary, was Il Kansas City
visitor Monday.
Judge Meet enjoys the INTELLIaENcEE's
serial stories. So do a good many other
sensible people.
Miss Mary Bryant, OF Central College,
was at Kansas City Monday, returning on
the evening train.
Miss Eula Gordon, who has been visit
ing friends here, returned Wednesday TO
her home at Dover.
Dan Clarke, of sedalia, was here Monday
night, representing the Standard accident
Insurance company.
Mrs. G. o. Smith and little grandson
left Thursday evening for II visit with
friends at st. Louis.
L. Deutsch arrived Monday evening from
his home at Chicago for Il visit TO the
family of N. Siiverman.
Ed. Ludwig, of Lexington, was here
Wednesday on Observation-Disclosures cor.
Higginsville Advance.
Miss Lucille Morrison after a weeks
visit with relatives here, returned to her
home in Kansas City, Sunday.
Prof. A. A. Jones, president of Contra
Female College, Lexington, was in Column
bia Saturday.-Columbia Herald.
J. M. Louderbeck, of Dover, a good
friend of the INTELLIaENcER, paid the
editor a pleasant visit Wednesday,.
George Mullinix, who formerly conduct
ed a store at Riverton, left Saturday night
for Kirksville, Mo-, on a business trip.
Judge Richard Field went to Sedalia
Monday, to preside at the regular May
term of the Pettis county circuit court.
Captain Gillespie, representing the st.
Louis type foundry, was here Wednesday,
and called at the INTELLIGENCER Office.
John Abendroth, of New York, owner
of the Lexington Water Company, was
here last week looking after his property.
Captain j. d. Conner went to jefferson
City Monday night, in the interest OF his
candidacy for clerk OF the supreme court.
Mrs. j.. w. Harrison, of Higginsville,
and daughter, Mrs Nathan Corder, OF
Corder, were shopping in the city Mon
day.
Judge Andrews, of the county court, en-
Joys the soothing affection of a boil on one
of his hands. Whom the Lord loveth, he
boils.
Mr.. and Mrs. &c. McGrew OF Lexington
Mo. have been spending the past few days
in the city on a shopping tour.-Post-Dis-
patch.
Miss Fannie Primer, who has been WIS.,
ting at Lake Providence, La, for the past
six months, returned home Wednesday
morning.
Mrs. John Fischer, accompanied by Miss
Katie Snider, went to Armourdale, Kas.,
Wednesday morning, to visit Mrs. Fischer's
daughter, Mrs. Wedell.
Mrs. George Albin, who has been visit
ing the family of her uncle, j. II. TayloI,
on Third street, returned to her home in
Alma Wednesday evening.
Mayor Russell went to Independence
Monday. From there he went to Leaven-
worth, Kas., and other places to investi-
gate electric light plants.
Frank John, of Cheyenne, Wyo., who
was called here by the illness and death
of his mother, Mrs. II. j. John, returned
home n week ago yesterday.
Miss Stella Yeater, who is attending the
Baptist Female College at Lexington, came
home last night for a few days visit with
her parents.-Sedalia Gazette.
Charles Morrison came down from Kan
sas City Wednesday evening, to superin-
tend the laying OF the octagon pavement
in front of Robert Taubman's house.
Will Ferguson, of Sedalia, representing
Bradner, Smith & Co., paper dealers,
Chicago, was here Tuesday, and paid his
respects by calling at the INTELLiaENcER
office.
Ethan Allen had a rigor last Saturday
evening. By Monday morning he had