The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1896-06-27

PERSONALS. !
Walter iceland is visiting his sister in
Maryv'lle.
MIR. o. j. Powell returned Monday from
st. Louis.
Miss Margaret Graves has returned
from Glasgow.
Miss Fannie Sawyer is visiting relatives
in Kansas City.
DIR. s.. A. Smith spent Thursday here,
on his way to Kansas.
Judge JOS. Smith has returned home
from Excelsior Springs.
Misses Matte Roberts and Edith Mars
are visiting in Waverly.
Mr.. o. J. Powell has returned from an
extended visit to st. Louis.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Bard, Jr., returned
to Sedalia Monday evening.
Miss Anna Hooton visited relatives at
Sweet Springs last Tuesday.
Capt. A. A. Lesueur was here yesterday
shaking hands with friends.
Miss Rena Carens, of Louisville, KY, is
the guest of Miss Loula Hassell.
Messrs. Sydney and Hugh VIM, OF
Dover, were here Thursday evening.
Mr.. W.. E. Jamison, of Fulton, was the
guest of Mr.. j. r.. Moorehead this week.
Mrs. Kate Lewis, of Dover was the
guest of Mrs. J. W. Meng this week.
Mrs. Lizzie Wilson and daughter, Miss
Allie, are visiting relatives at Columbia
Mo.
Miss Maggie Graves, OF Odessa, is visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. John Fulkerson OF this
city.
Misses Mae HARDWOOD and Mary Nesmith
OF Dover, visited friends in this city yes
terday.
Mr.. Worth Easter, of Kansas City,
spending several days with friends ant
relatives here.
Miss Daise and Efie Kice and Mr.. Chas
Miller, of Richmond, spent Sunday wit
Miss Blanche Llewelyn.
Mr.. James AulI and wife, of Philadel
phia, Pa, are visiting relatives in the city
and will remain for several days.
Miss Ada Lamborn left Tuesday morn
ing for Fort Worth, Texas, where she wi
make an extended visit to friends.
President Buck, of B. F.. c., left yester
day morning for a trip through Souther
Missouri in the interest of the college.
Mrs. Thos. w. Hill and children, {
!. near Odessa, are the guests OF Mrs. Hill
mother, Mrs. Ada B.. Carter, in this cit!
Miss Christie Vaughan and youn
brother, Richard, have returned hon
from a visit to Miss Mary Maitland,
Richmond.
Mr.. Victor Hamlet left for Trinida
Col, last week, where he will spend tW
. or three weeks looking around, with
|, view to locating.
7 Mrs. John N. Edwards, who has bee
j., engaged in editorial work on the )
d Louis newspapers. is visiting relativ
and friends ut Dover.
i Mrs. Embry and daughter, Miss Sud
Belle, left Saturday morning OF last wet
r. for a visit of two or three weeks to rel
Z. tives in Saline county.
4, Misses Richards and Baker, two Salir
county young ladies, are in the city, u
i, guests of the family of Mr.. Geor
Vaughan, on South street.
Mr.. Ed Aull, who has been absent
l two weeks on a visit to relatives al
friends at Toledo, Ohio, and Philadelphi
H. Pa, returned nome yesterday.
, Mr.. and Mrs. w. d. Chandler a
" daughter, Miss May. of Cisco. Texas, a
rived Thursday evening to visit Mr.. a
;, Mrs. M. S. Slusher, of this county.
Mr.. George Belt has returned to
lie hone In Higginsville from q lengthy vii
to Colorado and Utah, where he foul
he business very dull and the people al
discussing the silver question.
Mrs. John WIlmot has been visiting !
nd sister, Mrs. Wade, in Higginsville T.
10 week during her husbands absence
IT. Jefferson City, attending the st
I'D Amateur Shooting Tournament.
oe; Columbia Herald: Miss Leah Asbu
~ of Higginsville, who visited Miss May
Roberts during commencement, Is ont
- Missouri's maids of honor at the conf
us crate reunion at Richmond. There v
ioI be no sweeter nor more womanly
upon the roll.
Mr.. John IL. Hollingsworth, OF Wa
las ington, and a former Lexington b
ley has returned to Lexington. He will sp'
at the summer with his aunt, Mrs. j..
ess Coulter, and his brother, MIR. VIM. Ii
der Iingsworth. Mr.. Hollingsworth ser
as a page in the national republican C
yention at st. Louis last week. He
ind return to Washington in the fall
attend to his duties as page In the nc
of representatives.