The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1891-01-17
Personalities

MIR. ii. Sluauef spehl lueAuhl III hahsas
City. I
We learn that Mr.. Charles Russell is again
very low. :
DR., H.. Williams, of Odessa, was here
Wednesday.
Mrs. J, A. rrice is somewhat better OF her
attack.
Mrs. Charles Morrison, OF Kansas City, Is
here visiting her sisters.
Mr.. NJ. Il. SlusheT, of near Dover, made us
q pleasant visit "wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. o. Saunders. Of Odessa,
were in the city Wednesday.
MIR. Charles Hefer, cashier of the Higgins
willie bank, was in the city Thursday.
Miss Mollie Fife. !of Richmond, KY, is the
guest of Miss Matte Green, In this city.
Messrs. j. T.. Jamlson and w, J. POLAND,
of Fulton. spent Wednesday in this city.
James ID, billiard, of Dolores, Colo, is the
guest of the family of his father, j. X. Dill
lard.
J. ID. shewalter, Esq WAS at Jefferson
City, this week, in attendance on the supreme
court.
Miss Pearl Duncan, of this city. is visiting
her cousin. Miss Annie Armstrong. In Fay
cite. Mo.
Mrs. B.. z. Ireland returned Wednesday
evening from u visit to her daughter, In Kan
sas City.
Miss Jennie WoodsOn. OF Richmond, ar
rived here Wednesday for u visit with Miss
Carrie Rvland.
MIR. Tom Sturges. OF this CITY, left for Soda
la Wednesday night for u visit with his
mothers family.
Miss SalIie smith left Monday morning for
q two weeks visit to her sister, Mrs. ii. IL.
Sparks, in Kansas City.
Mr.. Geo. Stewart and Misses Pearl Stewart
and Annie Blincoe are visiting friends in
| Odessa this week.
Miss Sue P~lattenburg, of Dover. who was
the guest of friends here Thursday, left yes
terday morning for Kansas City.
Mrs. Prof. w. Ii. Watts. formerly Miss
Bette BoyaKIn, is at present teaching music
in Colorado Springs, Colorado.
Misses May Hawley and Berthe Walker, OF
B. +. c., left for Il visit to their homes, In
Blackburn. Wednesday evening.
Dick Blakey, representing a well-kuowE
st. Louis boot and shoe house, was here
Thursday, interviewing local footwear men.
Judge Richard Field. being somewhat
ahead Of his docket In PettIs county. came
home Thursday evening to remain until
Monday.
Circuit Clerk Charles l.. Ewing has been
confined to his home this week. threatened
with pneumonia. We hope soon to see him
In his office again.
MI, T. j. Duling has also caught the west
ern fever and will sometime next month re
move TO TacOma, Washington, where he vii
make his future home.
Mr.. Charles p. Drsce, Of Guthrie. Okla
homa, was In the city Wednesday and mad
O pleasant visit to our Office. He left for hl
: old home, Fuyette, Thursday.
| Mrs. Buscom Dunn, nee Susie Martin, VIII
has peen here visiting the family OF her uncle
Mr.. VIM. g. McCausland, left for her home
Fort Worth. Tex, Wednesday morning, az
complained by Miss Locke Arnold.
DIR, W. A. Braecklein. a leading membe
Of the HiggInsville Knights Of Py,hias lodg'
v was inthe city the first part OF this week ,assis
ing the recently instituted lodge here 10 81
z started. He returned home Wednesday nigh
Mr., James H.. Bowen requests his addrR'
changed from HiRglnsyIlle, Mo-, to LAX
J. Como, Florida, for which place he left, vii
e his family, last Wednesday. he goes to mai
he that state his future home, on account OF II
health.
he II. !. Norfeet, a large farmer and horse nj
d, Jack man Of the Mayview. neighbOrbOod. W
II In the city Wednesday morning. THE r
l. cent SHOWS have greatly benefited the wheat
..Tl H.. ...,t that y ~ aAanna In no
ct first rate condition in my nelRhborhood."
] HiggInsville Democrat. Miss Julia Nea
y OF Lexington. was IN the city Sunday, on h
!" way to Mayview where she Is tesChi * scho'
ID. l.. Mitchell, u prominent farmer and stoc
IL. man, OF near Lexington, attended the NEE
a ing of the +. & l.. u, which was in sessi
y here Saturday.
~ Mrs. Thomas Yates, Of Lincoln. Neb.. 70
merIy Miss Alice Walker. OF this city, is e
pected here next week on a visit to
% parents, Judge and Mrs. VIM. Walker, afI
~ which she will JOIN her husband in the nj
state OF Washington, where they expect
w make their future bome.
- Judge J. T. StrOther. of Marshall. cal
over the Lexington branch train Tuesd
night from Sedalis, en- route home. Il "
j" very anxious to reach home earlier" said
to an lntelligencer reporter. 'In order ths
might hear Blind Tom al the Marshall OPT
US house. but could not get through in times
'' missed the treat"
" DR., W. j.. McDonpld aud wife left Tuest
~ for Las Vegas, N. M, where they 20 IN
AZ hope of benefting the doctors heath. /
sincerely hoped by bis many friends h
tina, his search Tor better health will not
uuavailIng, and that he may be spared mi
ay more years to continue the works OF char
emit In which he can always be found engaged.
IN Misses Mamie. Annie and Leah Chew q
tho Ella STANFORD. Of st. Louis, Rachel and IL
hh Harper, OF Kansas City and Grace Kauffm
ely OF Bartholdi, Illinois; Messrs. Horace
Jus WInsor and Horace Adams, Of Kansas G
49, Marx Kaufman. of st. Louis, and Sias
,,a YER, OF WyandOtte. Eas., were among In
tie from Q distance who attended the Kauffmi
sed Winsor wedding.
Rev. j. y. Armstrong, OF Westport; j.
Wornall aud wife, OF WesiporL, DR.. J'
Garnet, OF Westport, DIR. T.. A. Dulin
tell W .fe, of Nevada, Mo-, MIS-. Fannie Slndet
yed er and two children, OF st. Louis, Mr.. Edw
coll 9 D. ~, ,, p,r,
Du''n'oi VI" nts'' "a,'' U.S.
To Washington, ID. c., and Mrs. f.. S. Du
the wife Of the deceased, were here in attends
ded - pr L. c DuIi,
nall "po" -
The National Democrat, Washington, ID. G
pill Senator and Mrs. COckrell have rs their gu
Mrs. and Miss Wallace, Of Tacoma. mo
Zoe. and sister OF Mr.. Hugh Campbell Wal!
who was married to Miss Mildred Fulle
Monday evening of last week. II is not q
d. a wear since that Mrs. COckrell gave an e.
ing reception In honor Of her young prot
who then for the irst time met his bride
To- MIR. II. q. Weiman, II member OF the )
liza council attended the meeting Of The ma
r,., here Monday and Tuesday. remaining
.onr Wednesday to visit friends. He Is an
IN. resident OF Lexington. Just now we
,dsy very much In the displeasure Of the Sc
reporiers,' said he, 'bV reason OF our ~
,p,b In acuuitting q policeman OF the char
Tho having taken u bride, but | guess we
0 100 stand it'kho"'hs !" nv ~
E.
wood District Deputy urand Chancellor ST
Hig- Il. Walker, of Higginsville, last Mo
rs al night instituted Lexington lodge No. 10
Installed the following officers; George
ia. 7. chancellor commander; Frank Nj. ]
vice chancellor; Butler Talbot prelate 1;
l.. ,Jakowsky, keeper Of records and sea
master OF finance j. +. Payne, master
exchequer; M. V. Lee, master at "a
i'ns William Herd, inner guard; Lee BAL