The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1894-04-28

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Walter WaddelI was here Sunday.

PERSONALS
Walter WaddelI was here Sunday.
Leo. Keller %Sundayed in Kansas City.
Mr.. Lewis Cox, of Dover, was here Mon
day.
Rev. 7. NJ. Cobb was in Sedalia Thurs
day.
Capt. r.. Todhunter was in the city
Monday.
Attorney Standield, of Odessa, was here
Tuesday.
Miss Alice Peake went to Kansas City,
Tuesday.
Mr.. G.. X. Campbell of Kansas City was
here Saturday.
Hon. Alex. Graves spent last Saturday
in Kansas City.
Mr.. Jas. Dinwiddie and mother, wert
here shopping Monday.
Miss Pearl Reeder, OF Higginsville, Wis
tied her mother Tuesday.
Rev. S. J. Brown, of Odessa, was q
pleasant caller, Tuesday.
Col. NJ. ". l.. McClelland spent las
Saturday i'll Kansas City.
Mrs. Lucy Cox is the guest of the fam lily
Of Mr.. John Miles, at Sedalia.
Mrs. W.. b. Steele attended the Grove.
Corder wedding, Wednesday.
Major Sellers, wife and daughter, spent
last Saturday in Kansas City.
Attorney Chas. Lyons spent Sunday
with his parents near Page City.
We enjoyed n pleasant call, Tuesday,
from Mr.. E. F. Renick, OF Napoleon.
from a visit to her father, in Kansas.
Mrs. W. L. Bard Jr., returned last Sat-
urday evening to her home in Sedalia.
Mr.. Ben M. Samuels, of st. Louis, spent
Friday night of last week in this city.
Rev. E. p. Ryland, of Sedalia, visited
his fathers family here, Tuesday night.
Misses Eula Gordon and Yula Platten-
burg were in the city shopping Monday.
Attorney Frank b. Fulkerson, of War
rensburg was a pleasant caller Saturday.
Geo. Price, of Oklahoma, who was here
visiting relatives, left for home last Sat-
urday.
DIR. F. B. Fesler, of Sedalia, visited his
daughter Miss Mabel, of Central last
Sunday.
Miss Mollie Switzer, OF Kansas City,
will arrive here, Tonight. for a visit with
relatives.
Mrs. jackson Bradley, Miss May Brad
ley and Mrs. NJ. M. Cooper, were in Soda
liza, Tuesday.
Mr.. Frank Lambader, of Kansas City,
spent last Sunday here visiting the family
OF his father.
Mrs. Duke Letton C%avanaugh after
short visit here, returned to her HON il
Liberty Monday.
MIR. w. NJ. Cooper, n prosperous youns
: farmer, OF near Dover, was n pleasan
caller, Thursday.
Mr.. G. A. Morrison and son, OF kansa
City, came down last Saturday on a shor
visit to relatives.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Hicks, O
| Georgetown Kentucky, are the guests o
DIR. and Mrs. N. b. Payne.
Messrs. Robert Taubman, X. A. Hicklin
! w. F. Kerdolff and Sheriff z. w. Wrigh
went to Kansas City, Thursday.
Mrs. A. NJ. Drennon, formerly OF thi
city, but later a missionary to Japan. wa
here this week, the guest Of Mrs. Nickel
MIR. and Mrs. A. L. Asbury returned t
their home, in Higginsville, Satarda
evening, after an extended California triE
MI. L. G. Bryant, of H~igginsville, wa
an agreeable caller Monday. He is tray
cling in the interest of the Deering Bin
der.
Mrs. J.. G.. Hopkins and Miss Aim
! Pulliam. of Boonville, are the guests G
the family OF Mr.. David Groves, ST., @
Dover.
Mr.. Gerson b. Silverman returne
Tuesday from New York, where he ha
beer for the past week attending to lega
business.
MI. A. King, Of Bates City, was a
agreeable caller yesterday. lie is one @
Lafayette county's staunchest democrats
and discusses democratic matters forcibly
Hon. c. T. Ryland, of California, VIII
has been here for some time left for Kan
sas City Wednesday, where he will max
a short visit before returning to Cali
fornia.