The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1896-07-04
PERSONALS.

Walter Ireland has eturne from Mary
Vile.
Miss Caltha Campbell is visiting friends
in Marshall.
Mr.. Ethan Allen will leave this morn
ing for Chicago.
Miss Bette Mccormack Is visiting
friends at H~igginsville.
MI. VIM. Cavanaugh returned from 81.
Louis Thursday evening.
Mr.. GEO.. B. Gordon and daughter, Miss
Eula, were here Monday.
Mr.. Thos. H. Kaufman, of Alton, Ill.,,
will arrive here this morning.
Mrs. Wiley jennings, of Kansas City, is
In the city on Q visit to friends.
Mrs. Judge ]. w. Harrison, of Higgins
Vile, visited friends here this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank John left here for
their home in Cheyenne last Tuesday.
Mrs. Isabella Yingling is visiting her
sister, Mrs. ]. switEer, at Kansas City.
Miss Marie Borlsnd will observe the
Fourth of July festivities in Kansas City.
Miss Susie Afford will attend the
Teachers' Institute at Butler next week.
Miss Della and Master George William
Trail are visiting relatives in Kansas City.
Bate G. Drummond the brainy editor OF
the Wellington Qui Wv was here Mon
day.
DIR. W. c. Webb and Judge Harrison, OF
HigeiusviIle were in the city on We'd
nesday.
Mr.. Luther W. Nickel, of Falton, spent
Sunday with his mother, Mrs. M T..
Nickel.
Mrs. Jennie e. Hopkins passed through
here Tuesday, en- route for her home at
Boonville.
Mrs. j. H. Sender, of Des Moines, Iowa,
ia visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Hutchison.
Attorneys Jno. E. Burden and John
Wslborn had legal business in higgins
Vile yesterday.
Messrs. Geo. 8. and Fred Wilson and
DIR. FredendalI left yesterday morning FOL
q trip in Kansas.
Mrs. ]. Ed. Payne returned Friday from
SbaIbina. where she went to attend the
funeral of her father.
Miss Susie Lssueur returned home from
Kansas City Saturday, accompanied pi
Miss Annie Hickman.
Mr.. Geo. P. Gordon, of Corder, is taking
the waters at Excelsior Springs for thu
benefit of his falling health.
DIR. j.. Ed. Meng, of st. Louis, haI
returned home after a visit OF seVera
DAYS to relatives in this county.
Mrs. Betsy Cole, of near Wellington
WAS here several days this week visiting
the family of Mr.. T.. G. Crenshaw.
Mrs. Robert Norfolk and her niece
Miss Anna Hooton, were the guests @
relatives at Higginsville this week.
Mrs. Mildred Ragland, who hal bee
visiting her sister, Mrs. Fannie Mcdre"
) left for her home at Kansas City Monday
Mrs. Mart Russell and children, of West
port, arrived Monday evening for a v1sl
with her mother, Mrs. Emma TauomaI
: Mrs. DR.. Ran. Vaughan and two chi
{ dren, Of st. Louis, are in the city on
visit to the family of Mr.. Bates Vaughan
Mr.. and Mrs. Denton, OF Leavenwortl
b Kansas, and Mrs. Thompson, OF Kanst
City. are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. j. !
Moorehead.
d Mrs. Chas. Weber, Miss DOME Webe
and their guests, Misses Julia and Rof
Kleun, OF De Soto, visited Kansas Cit
last Sunday.
Mrs. JOS. II. Martin, Of Kansas Cit
who has been visiting her parents, M
and Mrs. Geo. Trail, near this city, r
turned home Tuesday.
d Messrs. N. M. Cooper, Jackson Bradlt
+; and A. c. Jones are at Richmond, VI
n attending the national reunion of Il
A boys who wore the grey.
d Misses Matte Richards and Eva Bake
a of Napton, Saline county, who have be-
40 visiting the family of Mr.. Geo. Vaugha
returned home yesterday.
Mrs. John Taubman, Mrs. George zeil
70 shall, where they will be the guests
of Prof. and Mrs. Casper Storant.
to MIR. and Mrs. James AulI, who ha
IN been here for the past two weeks or
visit to relatives and friends, left yeste
IN day for their home in philadelphia IA
I'd Mrs. II. L. Mcdonald, who has be
n visiting her parents, IL. q. Wallace a
u wife, near this city, for several weel
left for her home in st. Joseph, Mo, "
terday.
Rev. J., 8. Long, of st. Louis, stopp
n Monday night with his brothers Jose
" and Henry Long, on his way home fro
- Kansas City, where he had been ASSIST
oi in the conservation of Rev. j. j. Glenn
1t , as coadjutor to Right Rev. Bishop Hogs