The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1892-12-24
PERSONAL.
Ed. Webb was here Sunday.
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Ed. Smith was here Sunday.
Hon. j. +. Miller was in the city Thurs
day.
Miss Allie Eagle will take her holiday
At Kansas City.
Mrs. John f. Burden is home from n
visit to Kansas City.
Miss Bette Mountjoy is home from a
months visit at st. Louis.
Our Bascom takes his Christmas outing
at Carrollton with his mother.
Miss Joa Burgess, of Warrensburg, was
here visiting friends this week.
Miss Lillian Ryland has gone to Kansas
City for a visit of several weeks.
Miss Bessie Huston is home from a
pleasant visit with friends at Richmond.
Miss Estelle McGrew is home from a
visit to Mrs. w. NJ. Stonestreet, Kansas
City.
Mrs. Marshall Rust, of Pilot Grove, was
the guest of Miss Bette Waddell this
week.
Miss Maud Burden left, this week, to
spend the winter in Tennessee and Ken
lucky.
Wood Young came in, Tuesday, to
spend Christmas with his brother and
sisters.
Mrs. Grace Edelin, Daily, of Knoxville,
Tenn, spent several days of this week in
the city.
Mrs. w. E. Bard will spend Christmas
r-sNE 10. .a- NJ. a~l Mr.
McGrew.
Miss Alice Peak, OF Liberty Female Col
lege, arrived, yesterday, to spend the
holidays.
Mrs. j. F. Dysart, of andrew county, is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. I'D.
Saunders.
Misses ELLA and Jennie Tribble left this
morning for q weeks visit with friends
at Armourdale.
Frank Burnes, of Saline county, spent
Sunday with the family of John P. Cor
don, on Main street.
Mrs. Shell. Belt, of H~igginsville, was
here Monday to visit her aunt, Mrs. j. A
Price, who is very low.
Miss Lettie Green returned last week
from Richmond, where she has been Wis
iting for several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Atkinson, ir., will
arrive this evening, and spend the holt
days with their parents.
Miss Kate Raymond, n of Liberty
charming daughters. is expected Monday
to visit the Misses Peak.
Judge and Mrs. Jno. L. Ryland arrived
home, Saturday, from Sedalia, where the
Judge had been holding court.
Misses Hattie and Kate Ridgell, of Nor
borne, have spent this week here, the
guests of Miss Fannie Venable.
Mrs. Anne Clagett and daughter, Miss
Ella, will spend the holidays with Mrs
H. G. Buckingham, at st. Joseph.
Mrs. John Reid left Tuesday for Chicago
where she will visit Mrs. Arthur Slaugh
ter, before going to Lexington, KY.
. Frank Menea and wife have return
; ed to their home, at Cheyenne, Wyoming
after a visit to relatives in this CITY,.
-Lucian Lesueur has returned fror
Sweet Springs, where he has been attend
ing school at M. ii. A, for the holidays.
Mrs. John E. Burden and daughter, Al
line, will leave the first of the week 70
st. Joseph, to visit Mrs. T. ]. Burgess, il
Sam Zeiler was in Sweet Spring Wed
nesday, where he went to attend the maj
riage of his cousin, Miss Fannie Drysdal'
Mrs. Markell, of Palestine, Texas, VIII
has been the guest of Mrs. w. /. Cole, 10
! several days, went to st. Joseph. Monday
> Mr.. and Mrs. James Horn, who live o
the Marshall place south of town, cele
brated their silver wedding Thursda
night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dav1d Caifanan, OF JeHel
son City, were here, several days thi
week, visiting the lady's mother. Mrs. Il
Trotter.
a A, w. Smith came home, Thursda,
' from Ulysses, Neb., where he was adm
| in a protracted meeting, to spen
Christmas.
Mrs. William Carter, of Columbia, al
rived, Friday, and will spend the holida
: season with her parents. Mr.. and MIR
t N. Bullard.
Mrs. Ed. Payne, who was called to She
bina to attend the funeral ofsher siste
s Mrs. MEG. Fitzpatrick, arrived at HON
Wednesday night.
y Miss Katharine Nickerson, who has bee
" visiting Miss Mary Wilson, on Washing
=. ton avenue, returned to her home in Wa
rensburg, Monday.
!. j. w. King paymaster Of the Mo. Pacii
~ railroad, passed up on the Lexingt'
n Branch Sunday afternoon, and ma
D. many hearts happy.
IN Messrs. George and Ernest Chapma
of st. Louis, will arrive tomorrow NOR
ut ing, for a short visit with their paren'
ID DIR. and Mrs. Chapman.
lie Hon. Ex-senator Teasdale. of Jacks
Of county, was in the city Monday. He SO
Is. That Kansas City democrats favor &c
ne ernor Francis for a cabinet Position.
Gen. James Harding, state raiiru
20 commissioner was IN the city Mondi
- to witness b football game ut Rivers
Park between M. M. A. and w. M. A.
,e Miss Carrie Moss, a charming you
n. LADY, of Van Vert, Ohio, who has be
liz visiting her friend, Miss Mollie Pow
for sometime, returned home last week
BIT, Misses Adine and Lille Glenn, Of Ma
g" Vile, Tenn, who have been yisitiRf re
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