The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1894-03-17
PERSONALS.

Mr.. Jas. Aull of Kansas City, was here
Tuesday.
Elder G.. NJ. Goode went to st. Joseph
Monday.
Mr.. Chas. vandiver was n pleasant cal
Ter Thursday.
Mr.. NJ. b. Oliver of Dover, was in the
city Tuesday.
Miss Floss Young returned to Chicago,
Monday morning.
Rev. w. |. Cole spent Monday and
Tuesday at Liberty.
Miss Lizzie Hawkins is recovering from
a severe attack Of grip.
Mrs. O. j.. Powell returned from st. !
Louis Thursday morning.
Messrs. Grun and Potter OF Richmond, |
were in the city Thursday.
Mayor T. A. Walker, of H~igginsville,
had business here Thursday.
Editor Frank Bowman of the News,
was in Kansas City Sunday.
MIR. Huston OF Nevada Mo-, visited his
son at the Academy Monday.
Mrs. j. c. Corum of Parsons Kansas, is
visiting her mother Mrs. ii. $. Smith.
DR.. A. W. Cole OF Hazel Hill, johnson
county, was here on business Monday.
Mrs. Clemens has been very sick for
several weeks, and is not improving much.
Miss Bessie Labertew went to Nebraska
Tuesday, to visit her sister Mrs. Lothrop.
Mr.. Fitzhugh, of Kansas City, was here
this week, visiting his son, n cadet at W.
M. A.
Mr.. Robert Atkinson OF Ottawa Kansas,
visited the family OF Mr.. q. NJ. Mountioy
this week.
Mr.. Jos. b. Silver was here Sunday, on a
visit to his family. His headquarters are
at Chicago.
Messrs John Wilson of Independence,
and Harries OF Kansas City, visited in this
city Sunday.
Miss Laura Jennings OF MAYHEM, was
the guest of Miss Carrie LOOMS several
days this week.
Captain A. T.. Asbury and wife, of Hig-
ginsville, left, yesterday, for an extended
trip to California.
Miss Byrda A. Gunlack, OF Odessa,
attended the B. F. c. entertainment, last
Saturday evening.
Post Dispatch: Mr.. and Mrs. James
McGrew of Lexington, Mo-, are spending
this week in the city.
MIR. Robt. Cravens, of Springfield, spent
Sunday and Monday here visiting his old
classmates at w. M. A.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gustav Hearle nave moved
into their new building, at the corner Of
Main and Broadway.
Mrs. Yantis and Mrs. Koyl, her daugh-
ter, from Kansas City, are visiting Mrs.
II. s. Smith, OF this city.
John Gano wainwright and his youngest
son Of st. Louis, were here Monday and
Tuesday visiting relatives.
Miss Fannie McFadin, who has been
sick all winter, was in town this week,
the first time in three months.
Marshall Taliaferro and DR.. McClanna-
han, of Boonville, were here this week as
witnesses in the criminal court.
Mr.. A. v. Robinson has been in South
tTu hausuS iOE sobic ti"'es oeyfo
for the McGrew Milling Company.
Miss Lillian Ryland returned Saturday
from Salt LakeCity, where she has been
spending the winter with her sister.
Mrs. Brown of Pettis county. was here
the first OF the week, visiting her daugh-
ter, Miss Dempsey Brown, a pupil at
b. +. {.
Miss Eva McFadin left here the first OF
the week to visit her friend, Miss Lille
Maxwell, at ~Harrisonville, for a couple OF
weeks.
Mrs. c. G. Wallace went to Higginsville
Monday, to spend the day with her father,
who is recovering from an attack Of pneu-
monia.
Rev. w. NJ. Prottsman, some years ago
| pastor of the Methodist church, in this
city, has written and published a volume
of verse.
Mrs. C.. c. Wallace returned Wednesday
from a visit to her father at Higginsville.
We are happy to state that her father is
convalescent.
Messrs. Miller, Fuller and Will Zeiler
came down from Kansas City, Thursday
morning. Mr.. Fuller returned yesterday
and Messrs. Zeiler and Miller will remain
over Sunday.
Mrs. j. W. Harrison of Higginsville,
came up Saturday on a visit to her daugh.
ter, Miss Stella, a pupil ut the Baptist
Female College. They were both guests
OF Mrs. j. G. Worthington Sunday.
Mrs. Sallie Zeiler and son Fred of Kan
sas City, came down Saturday night on a
visit to the family Of Mr.. Ed Zeiler, and
remained over Sunday. They took in the
b. F. C. entertainment, Saturday night.
Miss Fannie Lemoine Sloan has been
visiting for a few weeks past, friends in
Lexington, Mo. She has now gone with a
party of friends in their private car on a
tour of several weeks through the South.
Miss Annie Young of Lebanon, Ken
lucky, who has been the guest of relatives
in this city for several weeks, started for
her Kentucky home, via Kansas City, last
| Monday. Miss Young made many friends
while here who trust that she will make q
return visit soon.