The weekly intelligencer., 1893-05-06
PERSONAL.

Tuesday.
>, Miss Bette Waddell spent this week in
Kansas City.
s. E. Vaughan, of near Dover, was q
pleasant caller Monday.
Miss Straub, OF Richmond, was visiting
relatives here this week.
Miss Alice Peak will arrive home to-day
Tor visit to her parents.
Col. M. V. l.. McCIelland, and Thos. E.
Chiun were here Wednesday.
Miss Bessie Wallace, who has been i'll
Tor couple of weeks, is better.
Ed. Earl, Ed. Webb, w. b. Waddell and
Font Duvall were here Sunday.
Mrs. Emison Chanslor and Mrs. r. f.
Smith were in Kansas City Monday.
Mrs. F. d. Smith is visiting her daugh-
ter, Mrs. George Jamison, at Cover. Mo.
Miss Mary Weis, of Kansas City, was
the guest of her mother, Mrs. Weis, Sun
day.
Seth and Mort Serat were the guests of
their father, in this city, several days this
week.
| Miss Annie Chrisman, OF Richmond was
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nesday.
j. A. L. Chamberlain, of near Greenton,
was genial caller on the INTELLIaENcER
Tuesday.
DR.. III. Taprowsky, V. s., was summoned
to Aullville, Wednesday, on professional
business.
Mrs. Maria Richards, of st. Joseph, is
the guest of the family OF her son, Elder
G. M. Goode.
Mrs. Ledbetter, of Richmond, visited
her daughter, Miss Annie, at Central
College this week.
w. A. LaBertew, of the Mammoth Gro
Gerry House, went to st. Louis Saturday
| night on business.
A. G. Wainwright, commercial trav
eler, was here Tuesday visiting his sister,
Mrs. James Drysdale.
| Misses Annie and Lottie Taubman spent
several days this week with Mrs. Art
Reynolds, near town.
julius Winkler, who has been living in
Oklahoma Territory for some time, is here
on visit to his parents.
Miss Minnie Gunlack left Wednesday
morning for Odessa, where she will visit
her sister, Miss Birdie.
Sam Williams left Saturday night for
his home in Clinton, where he will rest
| up for couple of weeks.
Miss Philips, of Kansas City, after n
pleasant visit with Mrs. Il. b. Farley, re-
turned home Monday evening.
Rev. Il. P. Ryland and wife. OF Sedalia,
have been here this week visiting the
family OF Judge John e. Ryland.
j. G. Salyer never forgets the printer
man. tie dropped in on us Wednesday
and favored us with his best attention.
DIR. w. c. Webb is very i'll of pneu-
monia, His family and friends are very
much alarmed at his condition.
Mrs. John Powell returned Saturday
from visit to Hardin. She was accom-
panied by her sister, Mrs. Ollie Cunning
ham.
Evan Becker, who left for st. Louis
Monday, will travel for the grocery house
of Goddard, Peck q Co. We wish him
success.
G. w. Sharp was pleasant and profit.
able caller Wednesday. Mr.. Sharp reads
the best newspaper in the county and
wants to keep square with the printer.
8. p. Cline, OF near Mayview, one of ouI
substantial farmers, was pleasant caller
Monday. He informed us that the colo
weather had not damaged the fruit much
in his neighborhood.
Miss Minnie Drysdale, the pleasant ant
accommodating clerk of the Racket store
will leave Tuesday for Kiowa, Kansas
where she will spend month with hel
sister, Mrs. w. ID. Cook.
City Marshal Hamlet Is preparing for {
trip to Hot Springs. Ever since an attack
he had some months ago he has been ir
bad health and has been losing strength
He expects to start this week or early
next. The INTELLIGENCER hopes he may
soon return fully restored in health anc
to his old time robust vigor.
Miss Polite McCurdy, of Lexington, Mo.
} who has for the past week been visiting
the family of Mr.. j. ID. Love, of East Sc
dalia, returned home this morning. Mis-
Polite is jolly young lady and her many
friends look forward with pleasure TO the
time when she will visit Sedalia again.
Sedalia Democrat, May I'd.
} Otto Primer, who for the past five year
has been the efficient express messengel
, in this city, left Sunday for Albuquerque
New Mexico, where he goes to accept ;
lucrative position. "Dutch," as he wat
D commonly called, will be greatly missed
by his many friends here, who wish hin
health, wealth and prosperity in his new
home.
Misses Elizabeth English and Lii Payn'
returned home Sunday night from ;
pleasant visit with Kansas City relative.
and friends. Last Thursday evening, Apri
q, Miss Lucie Morrison entertained he
friends in honor of the above namet
young ladies and most delightful eve
ming was spent. On their return hom
by a young gentleman whom they hat
laSaOed with loves lQriat.