The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1894-06-16
JOHN =. BLACKWELL.
Ii. L. WILEY,
THOMAS

Mr.. Eugene Weber was at Kansas City,
Sunday.
George Maybee was in the city Sunday,
TO see his.
MIR. j. O. Lesueur went to st. Louis
Monday evening.
Squire Thomas Chinn, of Wellington,
was here, yesterday.
Mr.. Ike Gratz returned from Cincinnati,
last Thursday morning.
Miss Leah Asbury, of Higginsville, is
visiting friends in Plattsburg.
Mrs. J.. Switzer, of Kansas City, is the
guest OF relatives in this city.
City Assessor Joseph Tribble went TO
Sedalia, Thursday, on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. John q. Mehl were visit
ing relatives in Concordia, this week.
Mrs. J.. G. Worthingtou went to May
view, Tuesday, to remain n week or two.
Mrs. Geo. Sutton is the guest of the
family of Mr.. w. w. Lamborn, East Main
street.
Miss Maggie King left Friday for a visit
with his grandmother, at Fayetteville,
Arkansas.
Mrs. Sue Butler Fackler, ofKansas City,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. j. NJ. Withers,
of Mayhem.
VIII Porter, Horace Adams. w. +.
Zeiier and Will Miller, all of Kansas City,
We're here Sunday.
Mrs. Ed Adams and sons, who have been
visiting friends, in this city, returned this
morning to Sedalia.
Mr.. NJ. j.. Chinn, OF Kansas City, spent
Tuesday with the family Of Mr.. Garland
Webb, of near Corder.
Miss Annie Greer, who has been visit
ing relatives in Jackson county, returned
home, Wednesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wieligman will leave next
Wednesday. for Excelsior Springs, to
spend n month or six weeks.
Mrs. Gus. Weber aud son, of Rock
Rapids, Iowa, arrived in the city, Sunday
evening, for a visit to relatives.
Mrs. Judge Fulkerson, OF Marshall, Mo-,
arrived here Wednesday, on q visit to her
brothers, ID. w. and d. +. Weedin.
Master Sydney Fishback, OF Wellington,
has been visiting his grandparents, MIR.
and Mrs. James p. Hall, this week.
Mrs. w. X. Trigg and children have
returned home, after spending q week
with the family of Col. McClelland.
Miss Meta Hosfeld returned home, last
hNChs ~ tioDht X WhCie a
tended the Norman school the past year.
Miss Sena Afford and brother. Cosby,
left yesterday for a months visit with
their grandmother, at Papinsville, Mo.
Miss Ada Lamborn will leave the first
part of next week, for a visit to her
cousin, Mrs. Anna Lamborn, near Chicago.
Miss Maggie Hyde has been visiting in
Cooper county for two weeks. Miss Ida
. ~ .FhD 4 NanKA n visit .n (NAnnAr Vn~t
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris and daughter, of
Kansas City, left for home, last week,
after spending a week here, visiting Mrs.
Mary Il. Smith.
left for her home in Nodaway county,
Monday, after spending a very pleasant
week visiting Miss Anna Worthington.
Miss Ella Willis and her brother, Bob
bic, of Kansas City, arrived here Tuesday,
ON n visit to their uncle, John Welborn,
Esq. They will remain some weeks.
Miss Nettie Kellar, Of Higginsville, and
Miss Oracle Smith, of Mayhem, have
returned home, after a weeks visit to
their aunt, Mrs. Mary Il. Smith, in this
city.
Ethel, the sweet little five year old
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. L. &. Saunders,
is visiting her grandparents at Kansas
City. She sends word home that ''Tansas
City is just bootyful."
The following teachers are attending
the institute, at Odessa, from this city
Misses Florence Arnold, Mary Smith,
Maggie Spears, Martha Grimes, Bessie
Vaughn and Lutte Chambers.
Mrs. Robert W. Cox and daughter, Miss
Ozite, arrived here, Wednesday. They
made quite a visit to Hot Springs, Ark.
They are visiting the family of Mr.. jose.
Chinn. Mrs. Cox sold her handsome res
idence before she left here, but it is hoped
that she will again locate with us. She
could not find more friends lsewhere.
Odessa Democrat: Miss Byr6a Gunlack,
who so ably conducted the musical de-
partment of Odessa college during the
year Just closed, left for Lexington Thurs
day morning last. After spending a few
weeks with her grandfather ut that place,
she expects to go to Illinois to spend the
summer with relatives. She will return
to this city in the fall.