The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1894-09-22
PERSONALS

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Mr.. Frank Carter, Of Higginsville, spent
Sunday in this city.
Mr.. A. ]. Hall. Of Kansas City, was in
the city Wednesday.
Mrs. DIR. Henry, of Kansas City, spent
Tuesday in this city,
Miss Pearl Galloway, of Waverly, is
here visiting friends.
Miss Bessie Huston Is visiting relatives
at Portsmouth, Ohio.
Mr.. Albert Young went to Kansas City
Tuesday, on business.
Mr.. Yate Saunders, Of Kansas City,
spent Sunday in this city.
Miss Susie Smiley, OF H%igginsville,
spent Sunday in this city.
Mrs. q. A. spalding, of Kansas City, is
visiting Mrs. G. M. Bishop.
Mr.. Horny wieligman spent Tuesday
and Wednesday In Kansas City.
Miss Leila Graves was the guest OF
friends In Kansas City, Sunday.
MI. Theo Sender, OF st. Louis, was in
the city the first part Of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Morrison, and chill
dren, spent Sunday In Kansas city.
Mrs. John Taubman has been visiting
riends near Wellington, this week.
Mrs. o. ]. Powell went to st. Louis Sat-
urday, where she will visit relatives.
Messrs George Green and James Dural,
Of Richmond, were in the city Sunday.
Miss Pearl Reeder, OF Higginsville,
spent Sunday with her mother In this city.
Miss Belle Green went to Waverly Tues
day, to spend q few weeks with relatives.
Mr.. Ed. Hickman left Monday for Lex
ington, Va, where he will attend school.
Miss Lula Hassell went to st. Louis
Saturday, where she will make q visit to
friends.
Mr.. Carl Hays went to Kansas City
Monday, where he will make a visit to
friends.
Miss Lille Maxwell, Of ~Harrisonville, is
here visiting her friend Miss Eva Nc
Faddin.
Misses Estslls and Elizabeth McGrew
are the guests of Mrs. w. e. Bard, at
Sedalia.
Mr.. Clifford Cameron left for Fayette
Saturday, where he will attend school
this year.
Mr.. Douglas Meng returned from Kan
sas City Tuesday, after . pleasant visit
with friends.
Miss Estelle McGrew went to sedalia
Wednesday, where she will make . visit
to her sister.
DR.. c. A. Nickel, Of Kansas City, spent
this week In the city, the guest OF Mr..
Ernest Hays.
Miss Carrie Ryland returned home from
Kansas City Saturday, after . pleasant
visit with friends.
Mo-, where she will spend several weeks
visiting relatives.
Mr.. Jesse Cole was In town Monday. He
was in good spirits, and reported his
health a very good.
Mr.. John w. Fishback and son, Sydney,
of Napoleon, were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
J. p. Hall, this week.
Miss Laura Mitchell left Monday for
|Kenoo6Q1w, ore she will spend . few
I nmmond, Of Odessa, who
o1xy assessor Of this county ,
called on us, Wednesday.
Miss Jennie Crowder left for the coun-
try Tuesday morning, where she will
make Q visit to relatives.
Mr.. James Miles went TO Sedalia Sum
day, where he met his wife and re.
turned home In the evening.
Mrs. w. q. Musgrove went to Sweet
Springs last Saturday, ON . visit to reia-
tives, and has nc yet returned.
Miss Lena Irwin who has been visiting
friends In this city, returned to her home
In Louisville, KY, last Monday.
Mrs. DR.. Hamilton, of Freedom. and
Mrs. N. M. Moore, of H~arrisonville, came
In Tuesday to visit Mrs. T. J. Bandon.
Mrs. Lizzie Shields O'Hara, Of Cairo, Ill,
returned to her home last Saturday, after
q short stay with relatives In this city.
Miss Mamie sydnor, Of Corder, after g
pleasant visit with her friend Miss Berta
Richardson, returned home Saturday.
Miss Marie Endley, of H~igginsviiIe, will
spend tomorrow. in this city, with Miss
Clara Knipmeyer, on franklin avenue
Mr.. Edwin Rankin, and Ernest Jones
left for Vanderbuilt University Monday,
where they will attend school this year
Messrs M. B. McCleIland. Phillip Ksl-
Ter, Frank Taubman, Robt. John and
Albert Geyer, spent Sunday in Kansas
City.
Messrs J. G. McGrew and Il. 8. Hays
returned from st. Louis Sunday, after
spending . few days In that city on bust
ness.
Mr.. james HcClelland was Ia the city
Sunday. He WAS accompanied home by
Miss Sadie, who has been visiting In thit
city.
Mr.. and Mrs. William O. Webb, Of nea,
Corder, left Wednesday evening, for Ell
dorado Springs, where they will spend I
month.
Prof. McChesney and Messrs Edgar Lay
and John Worley, of Odessa, were tn,
guests Of young lady friends In this cit.
Sunday.
Mr.. Harry Cruxen. son Of Hon. Nat g
Cruzen, of Gallatin, Mo-, arrived In tn,
city, Monday, and will become q student
at w. M. A.
Col. J. N. Southern, VIM. j. Southern
OF Independence: Col. r. L. Yeager, Johr
Sullivan and Louis Eveland, Of Kansai
City, were pleasant callers, Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Gray and Mr.. an,
Mrs. p. b. Walker, Jr., OF Minnesota
returned home last Saturday mornin,
after q pleasant visit with Mrs. Lizxi
Eckle.
FOR SALE Or T'RADE.-A horse; safe
sound; works double or s~ingle-cheap
Charles Teubner.
Carrollton Democrat: Oscar Andreen
the popular representative Of the st. LOul
Paper Company. Ia In town today. H
told q reporter for the Democrat that sine
he had given his fish story to the pres
that the engineers, at Lexington, hav
found out that it was not q fish the.
struck but q large steamboat. That b,
some means the boat had become petriHed
} and the rock formation had united to tn
boat, making nearly a solid mass. He !
very sorry to give up the fish, but circum
stances are ali In favor of the steamboat