The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1891-05-16
PERSONAL.
philip Keller is in Fulton.

Philip Keller is in Fulton.
Ed. Pierce is here from Kahokia.
Henry Walton, of st. Louis, is here.
Will Wilson, OF Corder, was here Thurs
day.
George Gordon, of Dover, was here Mon
day.
Emmett Gordon was in Kansas City Sat
urday.
G. f. Bellies, of Mayhem, was in the city
Thursday.
Robert Taubman was ut Kansas City
Monday.
Mrs: John Welborn is visiting friendsa at
Aullville.
w; G. Eggleston, of Dover, was in town
Wednesday,.
Gilbert Kelly, of Mcpherson, Kas., was
here Sunday.
d. A. Staley, of Mayhem, was in the
city Monday.
Oliver Houx, OF Marshall, was in the
city Monday.
e. NJ. Edwards, of Waverly, was in
town Monday.
Miss Bodie Mountjoy is visiting friends
at Kansas City.
Nat Taylor, of Higginsville, was in lex
ington, yesterday.
Miss Emma Hamlet will visit friends at
Richmond Sunday.
Miss Annie Chamberlain, of st. Louis is
visiting friends here.
Mrs. George Price wentto AuIIvine Sat
urday, to visit friends.
Miss Lydia Cole, of Wellington, was i'm
the city Monday shopping.
John Gehner returned from n business
trip to Kansas City Monday.
Mrs. Joe Uhlein, OF st. Louis,is here Wis
iting the family OF i. l.. Geyer.
Ed. and Harry Earl of Kansas City, spent
Sunday with friends in this city.
Miss Clara Johnson is attending an
alumn9 banquet at Richmond.
Mrs. Annette Peters has returned from
a visit to her sisters at st. Louis.
Mrs. E. B. Wingate and children have
returned to their home at Kansas City.
8. s. White, of the Higginsville neigh
borhood, was in the metropolis Monday.
Miss Annie Setter returned home Tues
day from n visit to friends at st. Joseph.
Miss Mamie Gordon and Fannie Spears
went to Kansas City Wednesday morning,
Miss Kittie Mulligan, OF Kansas City,
spent Sunday with her parents in this
city.
Oswald Winkler, Miss Annie Weis and
Miss Fannie Baehr spent Sunday in Kan
sas City.
Miss Annie Allen spent Sunday with
her friend, Miss Sallie Smith, south o.
this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emison Chanslor accom-
panied the Gun, Club delegates to st
Joseph Tuesday.
Mrs. John Mehl went to Concordil
Tuesday evening, to accompany her little
nephew home.
DIR. G. w. Seeber, Ike Neale, Jr., an6
Charles Hotter, of Higginville, were in the
city Wednesday.
Oscar Andreen was at home sick a cou-
pie of days this week, but went to st
Louis Wednesday,.
Jim Nickel had a slight bilious attack
Monday, and delayed going to st. Joseph
until h next day.
F. L. Geyer has zone to st. Joseph, fol
a few days visit with his son, Otto, who
is in business there.
Miss Effie Franklin, and brother Fred
OF Independence, will spend Sunday with
Miss Mayme Russell.
Oscar Andreen, of this city, attended the
Interstate Oratorical contest ut Des-
Moines, Ia, on the 9TH.
Thomas Chinn, mayor of Wellington,
was here Observation-Disclosures cor.
Kansas City Star, 18th.
Mrs. w. II. Chiles and son, Henry, re-
turned Wednesday night from a visit 10
relatives at Kansas City.
Justice Henry w. Thieman, Of Concor-
dia, was in the city Tuesday, o business
before the probate court.
John Murphy, travelling for j. w. Muir
phys wholesale whisky hous at Sedalia,
was in town Wednesday.
8. A. Kincaide returned Monday from
st. Joseph, having attended the meeting
OF general secretaries in that city.
J.S 8. Sullivan and David Callahan OF the
Sullivan Saddle Tree company, of Jeffer-
son City, were in the city this week.
Joseph Hook, of Lexington, is visiting
the family of his son-in-law, w. IL.
Gregg.-Independence cor. K. G. Times.
Elmer H. Corpeny, OF Neosho, was the
guest Sunday and Monday OF his sister,
Miss Mayme Corpeny, OF Central College,
II. d. Saunders, the photographer, went
to Plattsburg Monday afternoon, as a wit
in n suit before the Clinton county circuit
court.
E. Hoffman, of the Lexington brewery,
and son, Albert, wentto Kansas City Sun
day to consult u physician about the
latter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Logan b. C~happell, Of
Mount Leonard, Saline county, have been
the guests of Mrs. w. b. Steele, on MAR
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Bauerle left for New
York Tuesday evening, and from there
will sail shortly for Germany to spend the
summer.
Mrs. John Hilliard, of Independence
who has been visiting the family of A. V
Robinson, South street, returned home
Monday.
A. Kensler, Mr.. and Mrs. o. NewbolC
and Mrs. DIR. Ladd spent the first of the
week with friends near Lexington
Odessa Moon.
Judge Smith, OF the county court, ant
Rev. II. A. Duboc, rector OF Christ church
attended a diocesan convention at Kansas
City Tuesday.
Ben Hamlet, Louie Kist, Dick Ham
mer and Ed Payne, delegates from thu
Lexington Gun Club. attended the statt
shoot at st. Joseph.
Judge Ryland returned from Warrens
burg Saturday, Where he had been holding
the regular May term of the johnson
county criminal court.
Mrs. A. Wade, the daughter of EthaI
Allen of this city has been made secretar,
of the Higginsville Ladies' Ex-Confederat,
Home Auxiliary society.
j. Ed. Payne and Will Gavin will attent
the annual meeting of the Southwestern
Firemen's association, which meets q
Joplin on the Sth OF June.
Mr.. @. G. Kist returned home Thursday
evening, accompanied by his wife, wht
has been visiting relatives in the c~ountr,