The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1892-07-23

DIR. Walter Eckle, OF Lawson, was here
Sunday.
II. j. Gurnsey, of Kansas City, spent
Sunday here.
Eddie Cromwell of Kansas City, is Wis
iting his cousin, Sam Zeiler.
Mrs. F. H. Starr, of Kansas City is Wis
iting her parents Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. Payne.
Mr.. Sparks, the famous horse and mule
trader,of Marshall was in town this week.
Will Bandon aid John Robinson went
to Richmond on their bicycles Wednes-
day.
Miss Minnie Gunlack, has returned from
u two weeks visit with friends in Rich
mond.
Richard Hammer spent several days OF
last week in Concordia, returning home
Sunday.
Mrs. Carrie Buckinham, OF Kansas City,
was here Sunday to attend the funeral OF
Mrs. Edelen.
Turner Williamson, president of the
Citizens bank, H~igginsville, was in the
city Tuesday.
Henry hTaCke, U m6AlCO3 MOss pPOhe
Monday and Tuesday in this city visiting
Levy Bullard.
Misses Belle Stramke and Bessie Laber-
ture left this morning for a visit to Nj.
' and Mrs. Bear.
"Uncle'' Ben Eaton returned Tuesday
parents at Fayette.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. F. Kerdolff returned
from a protracted visit to relatives in
! Fayette, Thursday evening.
!. Ed. Marcum who is working at his
: trade in Kansas City, spent Sunday here
with his parents and friends.
I Miss Emma Hamlet returned Sunday
, from a weeks visit to her friend, Mrs
: George Mcclure, at Richmond.
Albert Hainkel, of Quincy, ILL.,, who has
4 been visiting his parents here for Two
n weeks, returned home Monday.
Mrs. j. w. Coulter, and daughter, went
down to Malta Bend last Saturday, to visi
d Mrs. Dan Frazier and Ned Netlis:
!, Misses Mayme ana Anna Chew, of st
Louis, arrived last Friday night and arr
IL SuCbbo tASiNC ih hio "
Miss Leila Graves returned last Tuesda.
from Grand Pass, where she was visiting
the family OF W. A. Campbell, u. d.
Misses Maud White and Anna Bautz
of st. Louis, are guests of the Misse
Shultz at Linwood Lawn, near this city
Capt. H. C. Ford, of Wentworth Mill
tary Academy, left Wednesday morning
for a two weeks visit with friends at For
Riley, Kansas.
oof Judge A. B.. Francisco, of Butler, Mo
and Rev. 8. A. Francisco, of Harrisburg
Mo-, were visiting their brother, H. {
w Francisco, this week.
Louie Gratz and Master Joe left Sunda
w evening for Cincinnati. Louie will go t
New York before he returns, to buy
90 stock Of fall and winter clothing.
90 Mrs. Bette Album, of Warrensburg
and 10. Christy, of Odessa, on their wa
m home from San Francisco, stopped off t
spend a few days with their relatives, H.
Francisco, and family, this week.
Miss Nellie Eastman, of Charleston
Indiana. who has been visiting the famil
oil Ed. Eastman and other relatives Il
" some time, returned home Sunday nigh
m B. F. Eaton, a leading merchant
Lexington arrived from Fayette last nigh
where he had been visiting home folk
-. Miss Virgie Hart, known to Sedalia
beaux as the sweet-Hart of Windsor, an
90 Miss Helen Cobb, the very accomplisht
daughter of Rev. T. M. Cobb, of Lexini
ton, are the guests of the popular Mi
ge May Small, at 1904 Kentucky street.-sed
en- liza Democrat, 10th.
Miss Marion Duvall, of Lexington, ar
us Miss May Whiteley, of Kansas City, a
d. the guests of Miss Ella Brown . Mi
10. Mary Henry will entertain a few frien'
tonight at the Presbyterian college,
honor of her guest, Miss Locke Arnol
ie- of Lexington Misses Grace and Rebec
ms Field, of Lexington, returned home We
terday, after spending a few days as Il
'oy guests of Miss Mary Mccoy .. Miss Lii
W. Wood, of Lexington, who has been q
guest of Miss Mary Henry for the pa
me week, left yesterday for New Mexic
Inc where she will visit friends.-Indepen
mo ence Sentinel, 18th.