The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1892-07-16
PERSONAL.
DIR, W. J. Mcdonald is in Colorado.

NMlcr hldTrS Is VISITING relatives IN
Clinton.
II. u. Eubank, of Lexington, is at Kali
ser's.-Sedalia Gazette.
VIM. Taubman and John Il. Taylor are
at McAllister Springs.
{. G. Catron passed the night with his
brother here last Wednesday.
DIR. and Mrs. w. IL. Gosewisch returned
yesterday from their wedding tour.
Mrs. w. s. Mead, 1. b. Summers and
j. Pileager was callers Wednesday.
John Andrew and sister, Miss Mamie,
spent a few days in Corder this week.
Ed Maybee, of Laclede, was the guest Of
his brother, George, in this city, Tuesday.
Mrs. Ed. heiler is the guest of the fam
lily of her father S. L. Drysdale, at Sweet
Springs.
Miss Maude Burden attended Miss Elgie
Misses reception at Moberly Thursday
evening.
Jim Nickel returned Thursday morn
ing from a four days. visit to st. Louis
and Fulton.
Prof. c. c.. Parker left Monday for San
Diego, CAL, to visit his parents and spend
his vacation.
Miss Alma Ashurst, of Blackburn, is the
guest of Miss May Hale, aG Twelfth and
South street.
Mrs. Julius Franz, of Warsaw, Illinois,
is in the city visiting her daughter, Mrs.
U. G.. Phetzing.
Ed. Goode has gone to Illinois for the
purpose of aiding in a series of protracted
meetings over there.
Mrs. G. C.. Kist and family returned
home yesterday from a few weeks soiourn
to Excelsior Springs.
Mrs. IL. Switzer and two children, Lnlu
and Harry, of Kansas City, are in the city
the guest of relatives.
Joel Lipscomb, of New Santa Fe, has
been the guest of his daughter, Mrs. w.
q. Hickman, this week.
Miss Leila Graves lef6 last Wednesday
for a weeks visit to the family of w. A.
Campbell at Grand Pass.
Miss Lillian Ryland left yesterday morn
ing for a visit to her brother, Rev. Il. p.
Ryland, at Pleasant Hill.
Mrs. Kate Gordon Bishop and children,
of st. Louis, is visiting her mother, Mrs.
l.. B. Gordon, on Franklin avenue.
Miss Emelia Greve, of st. Louis, and
Mrs. Katie Paul of Kansas City Kans., are
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Krone, of
this city.
Miss Madge Clayton, of Ottumwa, Iowa,
who has been visiting Miss Carrie Cowie
for the past two weeks returned home last
Thursday.
Mrs. Mary Misenhelter and two chill
dren left Sunday morning for Barry coun-
ty, Mo-, where she will visit her daughter
a couple of weeks.
A. V. Robinson, who spent last week in
different towns in Kansas selling flour for
the McGrew Milling Co., returned home
Saturday evening.
Miss Annie Allen left for Higginsville
last Wednesday to spend a few days with
Mrs. A. Wade before going TO Odessa to
attend the institute.
Miss Grace Ketner, after a pleasant visit
Of six weeks with Miss Lillian Ryland,
left yesterday morning for her home at
Junction City, Kansas.
Mrs. VIM. Schmittgens md daughter,
Miss Lula, of st. Louis, who nave been
the guests of Mrs. George King, on Frank
lin avenue, returned home Saturday night.
Mesdames Nancy MoberIy and Sallie
Corneilson and Miss Pearl Deiheroge of
Richmond, KY, and Misses Alma and
Lettie Oatson, of Westport, are the guests
OF Mrs. w. u. Hickman.
Mrs. Riley Radford, of Liberty, who has
been the guest of Mrs. G. w. Hyde this
week, departed for a visit TO friends in
Cooper county Thursday morning, taking
Misses Maggie and Laura Hyde with her.
Mr.. j. B. Mcdonald, the gentlemanly
young editor of the Warrensburg Star,
and secretary Of the late senatorial con-
vention, has the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. thanks
fer a copy of the convention proceedings.
Miss Rankin, who attended Baptist
Female College the past session, and who
has been visiting friends in this city since
the close of that institution, left last
Wednesday for an extended trip through
tne east DeIOre returning 10 ner uoLHe III
Arizona.
g.. A. Cook, for the past eighteen
months employed on the IN-TELLIGENCER
as local reporter and foreman of mechani-
cal department has accepted a position on
the Kansas City Star. Mr.. Cook is a very
forcible writer, anda good all round news
paper man. The INTELLIGENCER extends
its best wishes for a good long sit.
Miss Willie Biggerstaff, a most charm
ing young lady of Lexington, Mo-, who
has been visiting relatives and friends in
Downs and Bloomington, ILL.,, spent the
4th in st. Louis. The young lady has
made many friends during her stay in the
city end they will always gladly welcome
her return.-Bloomington Qll.) Leader.
Mrs. Martha Campbell, and son Harvey,
returned a few days ago from Lane county
Oregon, where they have been wishing
for two months with relatives and friends.
They visited the families OF Il. E.. Camp
bell, A. A. King, WalkerSYoung, Malon
Harlow, Jack Whitsett and Rev. Jacob
G%illispie. Mr.. Gillispie is in poor health
He has Bright's disease.