The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1892-11-19

Mrs. Ed. Taubman left last week for a
visit to home folks.
Miss Emma Hamlet was the guest OF
Kansas City friends Sunday. set
Mrs. A. A. Lesueur, OF Jeffersayzcity, Is
visiting Mrs. j. o. Lesueur.
Sterling Grimes, of st. Louis, IL spend
ing a few days in western Italy1K9gE
F. f. Downs, of Waverly, Mo-. Il at
Kaiser's.-Sedalia Gazette, 10th.
Miss Alice Peak is expected home Tues
day morning for a few days VISIT.
DIR. B. s. Reilly and Ed. G.. Bryant, of
Higginsville, were in the city "Wednesday.
Ruffner Smith and wife, OF inaepend-
ence, spent Sunday visiting Lafayette rel
n tives.
Col. David c. Smith, of Kansas City,
was visiting his sister, Mrs. Frapk arigg,
Sunday. Hp
Mrs. Edward Marks is entertainfi* Mrs.
Efie Stabler n Miss Mary wright, of
Weston. 4A
Miss Matte Green is home once more
after a long visit to relatives in the far
west land.
Walter and Mrs. McCausland departed
for their future home at Howard, Kansas,
Thursday.
Mrs. w. l. Cole enjoyed a pleasant visit
from her brother, Mr.. j. Mcdonald, of
st. Joseph, recently.
Misses May and BERTHE Catron, and
MacSrc Will pap6op ond TT Mnaennan
spent Sunday in Higginsville.
Mrs. w. c. Comstock and children have
returned to Kansas City after a visit to
Mrs. Comstock's parents here. .
Miss Sallie Gordon and her mother have
returned from a five weeks visit with
friends and relatives in Nevada.
Judge A. M. and Isaac Herndon, of Car
r%ollton, are in the city visiting the fami-
ly Of Mr.. A. n. Kirtly and other relatives.
Miss Mary Mcintyre, of this city, who
was the guest of relatives and friends at
Richmond this week, returned home yes
terday.
Miss Beatrice Brown, who has been Wis
ting Miss Mamie Robinson The past week,
will return to her home in st. Joseph,
Monday.j
Mrs. A. H. Stewart and daughter, Helen,
of Salt Lake City, are the guests II their
parents and grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. r. Green.
Mrs. DIR. Washington, of Richmond,
visited her daughter. Mrs. Jack Dysart,
aayarQl hQva Loaf yuaak and raturnaA hnme
last Sunday.
Mise Grace Hall, of Malta Bend, will ar.
rive tomorrow, and be the guest of Miss
Leah Robinson until after the Bard Me
Grew wedding.
Miss Mamie Robinson and her guest
Miss Beatrice Browne, attended the dedi'
cation OF the Confederate Home at Hig'
ginsville Tuesday.
Miss Leila B. Graves visited friends IL
Higginsville the first OF the week ant
was at the laying of the corner stone o
the Confederate Home.
Miss Maggie Ryland, who has beer
visiting her brother, Rev. Xenophon Ry'
land during the serious illness of his son
returned to her home in Detroit, Michi.
gan, Wednesday.
Miss Carrie Primer left Monday evening
for Independence to visit friends, ate
which she will, with her sister, Mis-
Lydia, will go to Jefferson City, wher,
they will in the future reside.
Mrs. Jacob Newcome and son Ralph, O
Topeka, are visiting the family of w.
Hamlet and other relatives In this city
She will return ,home next Tuesday &c
companied by Miss Carrie Hamlet.
The INTELLIaENoER enjoyed a brie
visit from Hon. Marshall Arnold, membe
of congress r~e-elect from the Fourteenth
Missouri district, Thursday afternoon
Mr.. Arnold has a daughter at Contra
college, and was in Lexington paying he
a visit prior to his departure for Wash
ington City, which will be in a few days
Mr.. Arnold had not heard the full return,
from the election, but thinks his majorit,
Is about 1000 a gain of $500 over 1890
which We would rise to ex plain is a prett,
square Endorsement.