The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1892-08-06
PERSONAL.
Ernest Hays was here Sunday.

Misses Emma and Lydia Primer are in
Denver.
Leroy Farmer spent Sunday in GLASGOW
with his mother.
Levy Bullard, visited friends in Rich
mond, this week.
Judge Zen RyIand went to Windsor,
Thursday morning.
Miss Bessie Standish has returned from
a visit to Richmond.
Miss BERTHE Carr is visiting friends and
relatives, in Richmond.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. II. smith, of Indepen-
dence, spent Sunday here.
Hugh VIM, of Dover, spent Sunday
here, visiting Marshall Price.
Mrs. DIR. Perrie, and daughter, Miss Eva
of Mayhem, were in town Thursday.
Miss Sallie Withers, of MAYHEM, is the
guest of Mr.. j. G. WorthIngtOn and fami-
ly.
j. IL. Sender, who is travelling for a st.
Louis house, was here Monday, visiting
his family.
William Taubman arrived home Sun
day from McAlister Springs, where he has
been for his health.
William Taubman, J. Il. Taylor, David
Gray, Will and Ed Lee, and William Go
lightly are in Denver.
Col. NJ. V, L. McClelland, presidential
ELECTORAL candidate for this district was
in the city Wednesday,.
Mrs. Jas. Lyons, of Coldwater KS. and
Mrs. Martin Littlejohn, OF Awhile, are
the guest of j. Welborn.
Miss Anita Thomas, daughter of Capt.
Joe Thomas, of West Plains, Mo-, is the
guest of Mrs. John Reid.
Mrs. Caroline Cowie and Miss Carrie
nave returned from a visit to Mr.. and Mrs.
George Hall, at Page City.
Miss Susie Lesueur, who has been visit
ing relatives in Jefferson City and Mar
shall, returned home Monday.
DIR. and Mrs. w. j. Mcdonald and Miss
Sallie Chambers, left for Denver, Thurs
day, where they will spend a month.
Mrs. Mamie Herman, who has been visit
ing a week with relatives and friends in
Lexington returned home Tuesday morn
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. p. Terrell, and Ira Nc
Cormick were in Lexington Thursday,
and paid the INTELLIGENCER a pleasant
call.
Mrs. j. H. Boardman, of Chicago, is
here to spend the ummer with her
daughter, Mrs. j. c. Crist, on Franklin
a%venue.l
Ed. c. Yates, deputy sheriff of Carroll
county, was in the city last Wednesday
and Thursday, looking for some horse
thieves.
Richard Ryland, of St. Louis, came
home Tuesday morning, and will remain
here till September LIST when his vacation
expires.
Mrs. Bird Campbell aud Misses Cath
Campbell and Mary Young, left Wednes'
=, day evening for a visit with relatives, in
Louisville, KY.
Miss Carry Barbor, who has been visit
ing the family of Judge Zen Ryland, left
Wednesday for a visit In Salt Lake City
and Minnesota.
Misses Eulah Baker and Minnie Moore
head, two charming young ladies' oil
Huntsville, are the guests of Miss Emmt
Hamlette, on Ninth street.
Ossie Billiard and Bedford Labertew
: left Monday morning for Pittsburg Kan
sas. Billiard goes to take charge of thu
Western Union Telegraph Office at that
place.
Willie Spurlock, who has been visiting
his grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Hick'
Adams, for the past three weeks, has re
3 turned to his home in Lexington.-Car'
rollton Democrat.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. H. Sparks and Mr.. ant
Mrs. G.. b. Glasscock, INT Mr.. and Mrs
G. G. Clarkson, and George Salmon, o
Kansas City, attended the funeral o
Leslie Smith in this city last Wednesday
!, Mr.. Chas Lyons, who attended thu
Washington Lee University OF Virginia. il
reading law with Mr.. inc. Welborn, ano
y will remain until September LIST, when h,
! will resume his study at the Washington
y Lee.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Jameson, OF Cover
j hlOs, anu hlcSoLo. W. . oAbiohs "a IL
Angeles, Cal, and Capt. Capt. Lesli
Smith, of Boonville, attended the funera
of Leslie Smith in this city last Wednes
. day.
Miss Lula Piper entertained a few younI
ladies and gentlemen Friday evening il
= honor of Miss Susie Lesueur, of Lexing
, ton. Delicious refreshments were serve
during the evening.-Marshall Demo
crat-News.
Miss Mary E. Page, of Page City, daugh
ter OF Granville Page, left Wednesda,
for a visit to her sister, Mrs. Nancy Davis
y Eureka Kan. When Miss Page return
home she will be accompanied with he
sister Mrs. ,Zantmeyer.
Misses Bette Atkinson and Belle Grave
who nave been visiting Mrs. VIM. +
Chiles for several weeks, leave this morn
ing, the former for home in st. Joe, an
the latter to visit her sister, Mrs. job
y McGrew, at Holden, Mo.
Mrs. Jas. E. Payne will spend mex
week at Pertle Springs, Master Howar,
will accompany her. X. E. Payne will b
in Kansas City. This will leave tn
Editor at home all alone. Neighbors hav
ing old pieces of pie, spare crusts of breat
or scraps of meat will find a worthy oh
" ject OF charity near home n will not b
compelled to look across the sad, salt sc
for heathens.
Our townsman, Robt. Taubman, hi
wife and two daughters will depart TO
Denver Colorado to-day. They will jour
ney to the mountain city on the Roc
Island road, accompanying the Orienta
~Commandery, of Kansas City. Willis
absent they will go to Colorado Sprin G
and view the grand mountain countr
10 there about from the summit OF Pike
Peak. From Colorado they will ~journe
to Yellowstone Park, thence mort
10 through Montana. Their route HON
has not yet been selected.
. LESLIE H. SMITH KILLED.
10 Mr.. Leslie Ii. Smith, aged 80 years, an
}. a son of Ferd d. Smith, living six mile