The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1894-03-10
PERSONALS.

PERSONALS.
Joe Grady was in Kansas City Thurs
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cyrus Osborn are reported
sick.
Mr.. w. z, Hickman was in I~ndepend-
ence this week.
Miss Minnie Lambader wa in Kansas
City Saturday and Sunday.
Prof. III. p. Walker and Frank Carter, of
Higginsville, spent Sunday here.
We enjoyed a pleasant call yesterday
from Mr.. y. l.. Belt, OF Aullville.
Attorney Roweli, OF Kansas City, was
attending our circuit court this week.
Attorney j. p. F~lournoy OF Indepen-
dence, had legal business here yesterday.
Miss DOME Weber has been in st. Louis
this week, purchasing her spring stock OF
goods.
Hon. L. NJ. Edwards and Scott Thomas
of Waverly were here yesterday attend
ing court.
Rev. Xenophon Ryland came in Monday
from Festus, Mo-, to spend a few days
with his family.
Mrs. Kirtley is recovering from an at
tack of diphtheria. Her little grandson
aslo had a light attack.
Mrs. o. j. Powell went to St. Louis
Tuesday evening to visit relatives and
purchase a spring stock oi millinery.
Miss Katie Holland will start, Tuesday,
to GAINESVILLE, Texas, to visit for a couple
of weeks. We wish her a pleasant visit.
Miss Floss Young arrived from Chicago
Thursday evening to visit her brothers,
Colder and Evan. The will return Mon
day.
Miss Ida Hyde is slowly improving. Sh'
has an occasional backset, but gradual,
regails lost ground, and sometimes a lit
tie more.
Miss Matte Davis lett last week for
visit to friends at Salisbury, and will g
from there to visit at St. Louis before he
return home.
Mr.. James l.. Peak, who has been at
tending dental college in Kansas City, j
at home. During his vacation he vii
study under DIR. j. W. Meng.
Miss Annie l.. Young of lebanon Ky
who has been the guest OF the family @
Hon. Sam Houston and Mr.. Evan Young
for the past week, left for Kansas Cit
/, this morning.
, Mr.. Elliot Jones, a brilliant disciple o
Blackstone, came down from Kansas Cit
A., Sunday to spend the day with his parents
He is connected with the Scarrett & Sea-
rett law firm.
: Hon. j. s. Grosshart of Odessa, %returne
, from Nevada last Saturday, where he h;
t been attending the meeting of the curi
g tors of the asylum. He reports every
thing in good shape.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. G.. Worthington we
= to MAYHEM Saturday, MIR. Worthingtc
t cIme home Monday, Mrs. Worthingto
: remained till Tuesday, visiting her mott
er, Mrs. j. NJ. Withers.
Odessa Democrat: Miss Fannie venabl
one of Lexingtons charming and accon
plished young ladies', left here Mond!
morning for her home, after a weel
Z pleasant visit with the Misses AndersC
IN tnls Guy.
Marshal Talifierro, of Boonville, was
. the city this week. lie was a witness
the case against the men who are charg
with burglarizing three stores here la
fall. 1t will be remembered that in q
resting them he was compelled to she
, the leader.
Major Sanford Sellers returned Sunda
N from a trip through the east. lie we
to Pennsylvania to inspect the water g
system, with which he returns high
pleased. He says it is both cheap a
practical. While absent he was in Was
: ington on business, and on his return Vi
tied old friends and relatives in Kentuck
,r st. Louis Republic: Miss Alice This
has gone to San Antonio, Texas. whe
/, she expects to remain several weeks fol
a much needed rest from her music wo
which she has been so actively engag
il for several years past. Her studio
9l2 North Garrison avenue has been plac
&c in the hands of competent teachers, n
few, il any, Of her pupils will be inco
ID venienced by her short absence.