The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1892-06-25
personal,

Ernest Hays was here Sunday.
Ed. Brawner spent Sunday in Kansas
City.
Sterling Grimes has returned to St.
Louis.
Ben Hamlet attended the Chicago con-
vention.
j. d. Shewalter went to st. Louis Mon
day night, on legal business.
Miss Lizzie Laffier, of Kansas City, is
the guest OF the Misses Beahr.
Miss Addie Corder, of Alma, is the guest
OF Miss Lima Taylor, on Third street.
Mrs. A. II. Kirtley. of this city, is visit
ing relatives and friends at Carrollton.
Misses Fannie and Daisy Taubman have
been this guests of friends at st. Joseph.
Misses May and Matte Lou Catron left
Monday for a three weeks visit with rela-
tiyes at Alma.
Mrs. George Albin, of Alma, is the guest
of the family of her uncle, j. T.. Taylor,
IN Third street.
Oh. Powell, OF the Herald, and Frank
Bowman, of the News, went to Chicago
Monday afternoon.
Emison Chanslor went to Chicago Sat-
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national convention.
J. r. Jordan and daughter, Miss Mary,
contemplate a trip to North Missouri
o to visit relatives.
ATTORNEYS Will AuiI, Will Chiles, H. G.
Wallace and j. ID. Shewalter attended
court at Marshall this week.
julius Winkler and Miss Minnie Wink
Ter left Wednesday afternoon, by the
Ga nfo Ea for Evpoloinr SnrinDG
Tim Gallavan, a switch engineer in the
Missouri Pacific yards at Sedalla, spent
Sunday with friends in this city.
Miss George Gilkeson left Thursday
morning for a months visit with Miss
Sadie McClelland, at Wellington.
Mrs. Augusta Keller, of Kansas City, is
the guest of the family of her nephew,
Philip Keller, on Franklin venue
8. B. Fredendall, of Washington, Kas.
is the guest of his brother, DR.. G W
Fredendall, Sixteenth and Main streets.
Misses Blanche and ETHEL Spurlock, Of
Richmond, are the guests of the family Of
their uncle, j. II. Spurlock, in this city.
Mrs. George Catron and Miss Maggie
Spears left Thursday morning for Sal
Lake City, where they will spend the
heated term.
Mrs. William Washington and children
of Pittsburg, Kas., visited Mrs. j. V. by.
sart several days this week. They returned
home yesterday.
Philip Keller and daughter, Miss Allie
went to Chicago Saturday evening, to b.
absent several days. While in Chicago
Mr.. Keller secured some points on electric
lighting.
Prof. d. w. Anthony, principal of tn
Sainte Genevieve colored schools, was II
the city Monday, the guest of his friend
Prof. George H. Green, of the Lexington
colored schools.
Col. ]. A. Jones, of Central Female Col
lege, went to Chicago Saturday evening
to see the sights in the city by the lax
and do his share toward nominating tn
next president.
Mrs. G. A. Cook and children, Leslie ant
Lewis, expect to leave a week from to-da.
for a two-weeks visit with the lady
parents at Grinnell, 10. The INTELLI
aENCER's vacation correspondent will b
of the party.
John s.. Blackwell, delegate from tn
Fifth district to the national convention
left Saturday evening for Chicago. II
was accompanied home by his son, Horac
Blackwell, who recently graduated wit
high honors at Bethany College, Va.
Mrs. j. e. Payne, of Lexington, was tn
guest of Squire Collins family Tuesday
80. Rev. W. A. Wilson and family, of Lex
ington, were in Greenwood the first of tn
week visiting their numerous relative
and friends in the vicinity.-Lee's SUNNI
journal.
Mrs. Travis Buford and son, Linn B
accompanied by Miss Gordon, are expect
ed guests of Mrs. ID. H. Davis and tamil
this week. -. Rev. I'll Cobb left for Kansa
the young japanese studsnt, George 2
Zookey, who resides, we learn, with Eide
Cobb, of Lexington H. c.. Francisco,
Lexington, was here Monday lookin
after his coal interests. Coal in the cart
is a bank deposit that requires airing
be of commercial value.-Waverly Times