The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1892-05-28

Eph. King, OF Kansas, is here.

Eph. King, of Kansas, is here.
Misses Roma and Gertrude Mexican
spent Tuesday in Kansas City.
James Ham, a large and wealthy farmer
of Corder, and a typical Englishman, was
in the city Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Wilson nave re-
turned from Deland, Fla, where they
went to spend the winter.
DIR. w. j. Mcdonald has returned from
his extended southern trip, ana VIII again
practice his profession here.
Cadet Brown, OF Wentworth Military
Academy, has been called home to attend
the funeral OF his grandmother.
Mrs. Marie Richards, of st: Joseph, is
the guest OF the family OF Rev. u. M.
Goode, Eighteenth and South streets.
Miss McDaniels, who has been the guest
Of her relatives, Mr.. and Mrs. II. II. Jesse,
has returned to her Kentucky home.
James Quarles, formerly of Lexington,
now n rising young lawyer OF LOUISVILLE,
KY, is visiting the family of Judge Rich
ard Field.
Mrs. Pollard, of Atoka, Indian Territory,
arrived here Wednesday night, and will
spend the summer with the family OF
James Drysdale.
Tom Bolton, now a brakeman on the
main line of the Missouri Pacific, arrived
here Tuesday evening, for a few days visit
with his mother.
Miss Irene L. Huston, of Portsmouth,
Ohio, is in the city she having come to be
present at the graduation OF her niece,
Miss Bessie Huston.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Mari, of Fort
Worth, Texas, arrived here last week, and
will reside here. Mrs. Marr's health
necessitated the change.
Charlie Johns and Miss Mary Myers, Of
Sedalia, are in the city, the guests OF the
young gentleman's father, Tom Johns, at
TWenty-third and Main streets.
DIR. Walter Eckle, who went from here
to Fulton and established q dental ONCE,
has returned to this city, and will leave in
q short time for Vancouver, Wash, to seek
a location.
Mr.. and Mrs. Art. Reynolds, Charles
Taubman and his two sisters, Misses An
ME and Lottie Taubman, left Thursday
for u three-days fishing excursion to
Grand Pass.
George Withers, of Sedalia, was here
Saturday, selling Fairbanks scales. He
says it is more like coming home when he
comes to Lexington, as he resided here
many years.
Virgil Keene, representing George ID.
Barnard Il Co., st. Louis, was here We'd
nesday, and left his autograph for a good
round sum on one of the Presbyterian
church subscription books.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Smith, of Winches-
ter, Va, are visiting Mr.. Smiths brothers,
q. X. and A. W. Smith, of this city. They
are on their way to spend the summer on
their ranch near Hutchinson, Kas.
III. ID. 'Dadman, travelling for d. Arm
strong & Co., Batavia, N. Y, was in the
city Tuesday, and spent the day talking
shoes to Smith d Bolton. He gives an
encouraging report of the outlook for a
good seasons business.
Miss Marcele Webb, of Kansas City,
Berta Chinn, OF Lexington, KY. and Eula
Gordon, of Dover, and Sam Banks, of
Columbia, will be the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Chinn, Sixteenth and Main
streets, during commencement.
Miss Berta Richardson, Mrs. Fannie
Bane and Messrs. &. ii. Royle and Sum
mers Gunlack, of Lexington, spent sun
day in our city, the guest of Misses Shot
well -. Miss May Catron, OF Lexington,
Miss Jessie Catron, of Carthage, and Miss
Mamie Field, of Blackburn, were guests
of Mayor Brown and wife the first of the
week.-Richmond Conservation.