The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1894-07-21

Mr.. A. p. Canning spent Saturday and
Sunday in Kansas City.
Mr.. Jos. Shelby and j. c. Kelly spent
Tuesday in Kansas City.
Mr.. Wolfenkuhler, of Leavenworth,
spent Sunday In this city.
MISS Jennie Berrie and her mother,
spent Thursday in Sedalia.
Mr.. G. w. Wilson is visiting friends in
western Kansas, this week.
General Passenger Agent j. IL. Lyon,
was in this city Wednesday.
Mr.. William Bartels n sister Lena,
spent Sunday in Concordia.
Mr.. G. A. Morrison, OF Kansas City, is
here visiting friends this week.
DIR. j. ]. Greer and wife are visiting the
Doctors father in the country.
Attorney Chas. Lyons spent Sunday
with his parents near Page City.
Squire billiard went to HigginsviIle last
Saturday morning to see the circus.
Miss Mary stramcke returned home
from st. Louis last Saturday evening.
MIR. Jim Fanolio left for Kansas City
Tuesday morning to spend a few days.
Miss Lizzie Ryland left or Hughesville
Monday, where she will visit relatives.
Miss Edna Carthrae, OF Corder, is the
guest Of Miss Allie Terhune this week.
morning for q visit to friends in Fulton.
Miss Ella Tribble returned home Sat-
urday, after q weeks visit In Wellington.
Mr.. Will Barton, of Kansas City, spent
Sunday with the family of j. w. Waddell.
Mr.. Tao Ryland, after a weeks stay here
returned to Sedalia to continue his study.
Dr.. Meng, wife and daughter, went to
Higginsville Wednesday, for a short visit.
Mrs. Lambader left Tuesday morning
for a visit with relatives in Kansas City.
The Rev. Mr.. Dorsey spent Friday
night OF last week with attorney Welborn.
Prof. w. A. Wilson left Thursday for
Harrisonville, where he will spend a few
DAYS.
Messrs. G. w. Loomis, Glenn Bledsoe and
Robt. Waddell spent yesterday in Kansas
City.
Charley Wallace left for Higginsville
last Saturday morning for a two weeks
visit.
Messrs. Burneston, Lee, Buford and
SoAAh hAhssA AhSth hAc wv
Sunday.
Mrs. Emil Homer, of st. Louis, returned
home last Saturday, after a short visit to
relatives.
w. B. Mcfarland after a short visit in
this city, returned to his home in CordeI
Tuesday.
Prof. A. A. Jones and the Colonel, re-
turned home from Pertle Springs, last
Saturday.
Mrs. Prick, OF Kansas City. after pleas.
ant visit with relatives, returned homt
Thursday.
Mrs. John G. Young Jr., and daughter
Mary, are visiting Mrs. George johnson
this week.
Miss Allie Kerdolff returned home Mon
day, after Q pleasant visit with relatives
In Chicago.
Miss Dixie Grady left for Indepen-
dence Sunday morning to make a visit
with friends.
Kansas City, where she will make heI
future home.
Mr.. and Mrs. John q. Groves are the
guests Of the family OF Mr.. David Groves
of near Dover.
Miss Birdie Gunlack after a pleasan,
visit with relatives In Illinois, returned
home Thursday.
Mrs. Booey came down Tuesday even
ing from Kansas City to make a visit will
friends in this city.
Prof. A. A. Jones left Tuesday morning
for Kansas City, where he will spend 9
few days on business.
Division Superintendent Stilwell, of the
Missouri Pacific, passed through this city
Wednesday morning.
Miss Lucy Morrison, after a two week,
visit in this city, returned to her home IL
Kansas City Thursday.
j.. w. Anderson, OF Kansas City, who
had been attending court in this place re.
turned HON Saturday.
Messrs. Luther Crenshaw, Reid Ryland
and Horace Bolton spent Wednesday ant
Thursday In Richmond.
Mr.. Sam Green arrived here Monda,
morning to spend q few days with hi
many friends in this city.
Misses Annie and Lottie Taubmar
spent several days, this week, with Mrs
Art. Reynolds, near Dover.
Mrs. f.. J. Beinker and Mrs. p. W. Hoff
man and SOL Julius, of st. Louis, are tn
guests of Mrs. Al. johnson.
Mrs. Anna Wilker and daughter Estelle
spent q few days visiting Miss Mary Brad
ley, of MAYHEM, this week.
DR.. Tucker and MIR. w. IL. Greer will q,
to the grand annua picnic Mt Pink Hill
Jackson county, August 18th.
Miss Allie Drysdale after a pleasnn
visit with relatives In Higginsville return
ed home yesterday morning.
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with friends in this city, returned to hi
home In st. Louis Wednesday,.
Miss Lottie Cooper returned home tn
first of the week after a pleasant visit wit
friends ut Fayette and Waverly.
Mrs. II. O'Keif, after an extended visi
with relatives In this city, returned T.
her home In San Jose Cal. Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Ahrens, after a w,
weeks visit with his mother, OF this city
returned to their home in Kansas City.
Mrs. II. @. Buchanan, after a pleasan
visit with relatives in this city, returne,
to her home In st. Joseph last Saturda
morning.
Mr.. Will Weber, of st. Louis, after a va
cation OF a week with his father an
mother returned home last Saturda,
morning.
Il. -. fOuns went up 10 hnnsaS SltS
Saturday evening, to meet his sisters VIII
are on their way to Denver, for month
outing in the Rockies.
Rev. j. q. Worley. OF Odessa, visite
, the family of Rev. Il. NJ. Cobb Monda
and Tuesday. He was n pleasant caller q
this office while here.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. X. Campbell, and Nj
3 and Mrs. Frank Weed, of Kansas Cit,
, are the guests of the family of Mr.. Tho.
, Campbell, OF near town.
Mrs. w. l. Cole left Tuesday mornin
for a visit to her parents in st. JOSEPH
She was accompanied as far as Kansa
City by Rev. W. ]. Cole.
Mr.. Ed. Hickman returned home La
: Saturday evening from the Virginia Mil
, tary Institute, where he has been attend
[ ing school for the past session.
, Mrs. Mamie Moreland nj Miss Ann
> Allen went to Higginsville, Saturday, I
see the-sister of Miss Allen, Mrs. J
!, Wade. They spent a very pleasant day.
, Prof. David Bishop, Of the North We
= Missouri College, at Albany, Mo-, is
D the city the guest OF his brother at u
! Methodist parsonage for several week