The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1893-04-22

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parents.
Miss M. z. Bryant spent Monday in
Kansas City.
Miss Bessie Howe is visiting a friend in
Corder this week.
Miss Mary Jordan, is home from a visit
with Sedalia friends.
Miss Alma Ashurst, of Blackburn, is
the guest of Miss May Hale.
Miss jamie Carter has been the guest
OF her aunt, Mrs. DR.. Meng.
Judge Jos. F. Smith left Thursday for
Ei Dorado Springs and Butler.
DIR. Gordon, OF Westminster College,
was n guest of e. A. $. Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. M. Davis, of Mayview,
spent Sunday here with his sister.
Ed. Webb, w. B. Waddell, Will Porter
and Fred Zeiler spent Sunday here.
Tom Cashen, j. Ed. Payne and Lee Ii.
billiard were in Kansas City Sunday.
DIR. w. B. Weedin visited Napoleon this
week with a view of locating there.
Gus Hearle and wife have moved into
elegant apartments in the Hearle block.
Squire billiard spent Sunday with
County Assessor John Walker, near Page
City.
Mrs. John Morrison and children are
visiting relatives at Kansas City, this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adam Faust, OF Brook
field, were here this week visiting Mrs.
Gelzer.
Rev. Morrison, OF Atlanta, Ga, will
preach Mt the Methodist church Sunday,
May Z.
Miss Anna Ludwig is home from a
visit to relatives ut NorbOrne and KAN
sas City.
Mrs. George Farrar went to Kansas
City Sunday evening, returning home
Monday.
Mrs. Nice Stills, of Sedalia, IS visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. IL. Ainsworth,
near town.
Mrs. NJ. j. Hickam left Saturday night
for a visit to her daughter, in Sweet
Springs, Mo.
The family OF Mr.. Thos. Stramcke have
moved to their new and beautiful home
in the country.
Mrs. E. M. Fletcher is visiting heI
daughter, Mrs. w. Z. Allen, at Kansas
City, this week.
Miss Sallie Grady, of Versailles, KY,
is visiting the family OF her aunt, Mrs
Florida Grady.
Ed. w. II. Ahrens came in Friday even
ing, and spent u couple oil days with his
wife and little ones.
Ed. j. McGrew and Miss Estelle spent
Su nday with their sister, Mrs. w. e
Bard, Jr., at Sedalia.
Mr.. Lee Mitchell, after spending {
couple of days at home, returned to Kan
sas City, Monday morning.
Miss Bessie Wallace is suffering from al
attack OLA grippe. Her numerous friend:
hope for her speedy recovery.
Mr.. Leo Keller entertained his friend
Lee Clark, a prominent capitalist, o
Parsons, Kansas, last Sunday. ,
Mrs. w. R. Eckle, of Lawson, spen'
several days this week visiting her grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Chinn.
Mrs. Elmira Williamson, aged n years
and one OF L~exington's Oldest settlers, i
quite sick at her residence on Third street
Mrs. ]. d. Shewalter and Miss Matti
Dorset spent several days this week II
Kansas City the guest OF Mrs. M =. Chinn
Sam. j.. Huston and his sister, Mrs
Thos. Shelby, returned home, Tuesday
from Portsmouth, Ohio, where they wer'
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Capt. Geo. Keith, late master of TIN
! Idiewild, has taken command of tn
steamer Mason. Capt. Keith is wei
known to many Lexingtonians, and is
good steamboat man.
Geo. w. Bates, of Bates City, will agail
be on the race track this year. He will
make the southwestern circuit with hi
splendid horses, Telegram and Conflict
|, DR.. Bates has been a very successful
!, horseman.
Hon. John G. Tarsney was in Lexing
ton Wednesday,. He was soon thronge'
with visitors, many OF them seekers afte
federal favors, but the great majority wer
} citizens and friends OF Mr.. Tarsney an
3 simply desired to pay him their respect
congratulate him on his recovery from
serious spell of sickness, and assure hiI
OF their hearty Endorsement of his abb
and faithful work in congress.