The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1894-10-27

PERSONALS


PERSONALS.
Frank Tut was here, Sunday.
Emison Chauslor spent Sunday in Kan
sas City.
Miss Belle Stramcke is visiting friends
in Richmond.
Miss Bette Mountioy is the guest of
Fulton friends.
Mrs; Young Ewing visited Independ-
Isaac Neale, OF Higginsville, spent ST :
day evening here.
Mr.. Leroy Farmer went to Glasgow thin
week to vi sit relatives.
Mr.. Newt. Potter spent Sunday with his
parents at Richmond.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton F. RoyIe were in
Kansas City, Wednesday.
NJ. c. James, of H~igginsville, was here
yesterday on legal business.
Mr.. SAM. Zeiler, of the INTELLIaENCER
force, Sundayed in Richmond.
Geo. A. Trigg and J. w. Jacobs. of
Richmond, were here Sunday.
Misses Kate and Irene Raymond, of
Liberty, are the guests of the Misses Peak.
Misses Octavia and Celeste Lesueur, Of
JEFFERSON City, are the guests of relatives
here.
Capt. A. A. Lesueur spent yesterday
hero shaking hands with his many
friends.
Capt. Leslie Smith, of Boonville, is
visiting his brother, Mr.. Ferd Smith, OF
this county.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. McGrew and Misses
Estelle and Elizabeth went to st. Louis,
Tuesday morning.
X. M. Farmer, Of Glasgow, spent several
days in this last week the guest Of his
brother Leroy Farmer.
Judge William Young and Capt. J. @.
Plattenburg attended the meeting Of the
congressional committee, at Kansas City,
Tuesday.
Messrs w. g. McCausland, Zach Wright,
Samuel J. Andrew, Chas. Wallace, &. A.
Hicklin and w. T. Hays were In Higgins
Vile Tuesday.
Leo Keller and Chris. Walk returned,
Saturday, from Excelsior Springs, whore
they represented Lexington Lodge, 157. X.
Of r. In the Grand Lodge.
Mrs. Susan Butler Fackler, Of Kansas
City, arrived hero yesterday on . short
visit to relatives, preparatory to moving
to California. She = stopping with her
N. Fackler, OF Kansas City, il also expect.
ed here to-day.
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CENTRAL COLLEGE NOTES.
The latest addition to our boarding de
partmeut 10 Miss Nora Terhune, Of Savau
nah, Mo-, who cam last Thursday.
Durioe the week Miss Jesse Symns, Q
, Atchison, Kas., visited her sister. Mis-
Gertrude. Miss Bereuice also had
pleasant visit from her mother, Mrs. Free
Mcdonald, of Topeka, Kas.
:. Several of our girls spent last Sunda;
and Monday with homefolks or othe
friends-among them Misses Myrtl
Smith, Lulu Fields, Mamie Marlows
wheeler and Bette Belle Perrie.
We wish, in behalf Of the teachers an
to our neighbor, Nj. Tilton Davis, for I'd
many favors and courtesies show us-alse
to the polite captain and crew Of the gal
liant little ferryboat, Roy Lynda" A
these gentlemen certainly understand til
!. h~appiness Of school girls.
. Last Monday was .'outing" day for on
teachers. BY Invitation Of Capt. and Mr.
|. tsiS's farm scros: the river, sstherin
!. nuts, rambling through the woods, etc.
: Was . glorious day for them, and We fe(
sure they will never forget the kindnea
and hospitality OF the captain and b
. amiable wiieIespeci.lly the sumptuor
later nns o0e Csntral ana 1 i. inmates h : 3
Q more thoughtful friends any where tina
a Capt. and Mrs. ". D. Rankin.
n Our musical society, "Euterpa," bel
! its first meeting for the session, o
last Saturday evening In the collee
; chapel-ou which occasion the followin
Gue program was rendered:
PROGRAM.
Sonata-op. 2, No. 81. ......... Beethove
Mr.. bSuer.
s :. A ArIs;s. o.. 3, G H. q: No No. -. .s ssss'
: C, Intermezza, OF. ., No: schu
A q, Etuds. . .......... .Paganini-Lis,
J : b, scherzo, op. Ia, No. 4......., .schube
q Mr.. Bauer.
b Concerto, e aat major ........ Beethove
n Mr.. Bauer and Miss Clarke.
It 10 useless to say that the interpret
tion Of the above program was In the be
o stvle of the pianO-fOrte PLAYING art. IT
. names Of the performers are q guarant'
| of this.