The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1893-04-15

Col. Chiles, of MAYHEM, was here Mon
day.
Charles KeIlison was in Kansas City,
Sunday.
Mr.. b. Moore, of Mayhem, was n caller,
Thursday.
Gov. E. NJ. Edwards is at the CONNER
cial house.
w. III. Chiles and son. Henry, spent
Sunday I'm Kansas City.
Sam Hirsch, the bargain giver, spent
Sunday in Kansas City.
Drs. r.. c. and f. l.. Carter, of Higgins
vile, were here Monday.
f. Il. Schooley, OF Mayview, was in
the city, Tuesday, on business.
l.. w. Marshall, OF Marshall, was regis
tered at the Commercial, this week.
Miss Caltha Campbell, of Northrup,
was visiting friends here Saturday.
Miss Bette Walton, of Higginsville, is
visiting the family OF l.. p. Greene.
Dr.. j.. f. Hassell, Jr., OF Carrollton,
spent Sunday here with his father and
sisters.
Mrs. Lizzie Taylor, Of Kansas City, was
the guest of her sister. Mrs. Lewis Neale,
last week.
j. e. Campbell and M. Canterbury, of
Higginsviile, were here Monday attend
ing court.
Judge Ryland, of the criminal court,
went home to Lexington yesterday. Sun
day Bazoo.
Mrs. Isabella Yingling is the guest of
her sister, Mrs. j. Switzer, at Kansas City,
this week.
Mrs. w. L. Comstock is the guest OF her
parents, MIR. and Mrs. w. II. Chiles, IN
South street.
Misses Mabel and Dixie WiImot are Wis
iting their sister, Mrs. William Buford,
at Richmond.
Miss Anna Weis returned Monday
evening from a short visit with relatives
at Kansas City.
Hon. John A. Sea, a prominent lnde-
pendence attorney, was here yesterday
attending court.
Mrs. Underwood, of Kansas City, spent
Sunday with her daughter, Miss Jennie,
at Central College.
w. M. N. Green and grand daughter,
Miss Trail, were the guests of relatives at
Kansas City, Sunday.
Mrs. Joseph Laurie and her sister, Miss
Kate Keene, arrived home Tuesday from a
visit at Independence.
Mrs. Charles Brubaker, of Salt Lake
City, Utah, arrived Saturday and is the
guest OF her mother, Mrs. Ball.
Robert Atkinson, Jr., of Ottawa, Kan
sas, spent Saturday and Sunday here with
the family of q. M. Mountioy.
Gustav Primer, commander of Mulligan
Post, q. A. r., in this city, attended the
encampment at Joplin, this week.
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Saturday and Sunday here with Misses
Bessie Standish and Daisy Powell.
DIR. Ed. Meng, of Dover, Mo-, was visit
ing the family Of James r. Montgomery
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Miss Minnie Marshall went to Kansas
City Friday evening for a short visit with
friends. She returned Sunday night.
Miss Sarah Holland, of Fort Worth,
Texas, arrived Friday evening n is the
guest Of her sister, Mrs. George Farrar.
Miss Grace Fields, after an extended
visit to relatives and friends in Virginia
and Kentucky, arrived homo Wednesday
Misses Lizzie English and Lila Payne
will leave the first OF the week for Kansas
City, for a two weeks visit with friends
and relatives.
Misses Irene and Bessie Huston arrived
Friday from Portsmouth,, Ohio. Mis-
: Irene Huston will probably make Thu
city her home.
Mrs. III. H. Griswold and children, o
Salt Lake City, arrived Saturday for
visit with her parents, Judge and Mrs
John +. Ryland.
Miss Lucille Dubois, OF Langton, Kas.
is visiting her sister, Mrs. T.. M. Taub
man, n Is the guest of Col. Rober
Taubman n family.
Miss Maude Burden arrived home Sat
urday after an extended visit to Clarks
Vile, Tenn, sSt. Louis, tAlton, ILL.,, ant
other cities of interest.
G. W. Mullinix, a former resident of on
! city, but now living at Del Norte, Colo.
: left for his home Friday, after n pleasan
visit with friends here.
Mrs. c. c. Drace, of Guthrie, Oklahoma
and her sister, Miss Florence Clemmens
OF MAYHEM, attended the Iduna %anniver
sary at Central College Monday night.
I E. w. Kimball, a rising young lawye
of Carrollton, was here Monday to attent
the Iduna anniversary. During his sta.
he was entertained by James Gilkerson.
Miss Josephine Boardman, who ha
been the guest of her sister, Mrs. DIR. j. {
. Crist, for some time, returned to he
4 home at Chicago, Wednesday evening.
r Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. McCausland, VIII
nave been touring in the land OF flower
for the benefit of Mrs. McCausland'
health, returned home Saturday morning
8 Mrs. McCausland's health was great.
benefited by her trip.
o Jesse j. Page, OF the Page City neigh
A borhoOd, was a pleasant caller, Thursday
He said his father J.. Ii. Page, Sr., no'
over eighty years of age, has been bedfas
4 since last August, almost continuously
and is worse ut the present time. MI
. Page Is one of Lafayette's Oldest settler
and we are sorry to hear such news {
4 him.