The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1897-11-13
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MIR. Luther Waymau, of Odessa, was
here yesterday.
Banker John G.. Cobb, OF Odessa, was
here yesterday.
Misc Belle Gordon, of Fulton. IS the
guest OF the Misses Field.
Mrs. Robt. Nicholson, OF Kansas City,
Is visiting her parents here.
Misses Grace and Rebeccs Field spent
Wednesday In Kansas City.
Miss Lima Taylor left Thursday for q
visit with relatives at Alma.
Mr. Charles G~iasscock, candidate for
circuit clerk, was here yesterday.
MIR. W. II. Wagner. of MAYHEM, had
business In Lexington Thursday.
Miss Lottia Aiken, OF westport, visited
Mrs. r. III. Taubman last Sunday.
Mrs. Stramcke and daughters are ex-
pected home from st. Louis today.
MIR. Taylor B. Renning, of Mayhem,
bad business In Lexington Thursday.
DIR. p. 8. Fulkerson and MIR. Robert
Hale were in Wellington Wednesday.
MIR. Robert Landlord, of near MayvIt W,
was a visitor to Lexington Thursday.
Miss Leila Gordon returned homa Satur-
day after a pleasant visit In st. Louis.
MIR. Henry McNeel, OF Odessa, was a
pleasant caller at our office Thursday,
Mrs. C. G, Wallace ia home from a visit
to friends q relatives at Higginsyille.
Mr., Henry McNeel. OF Odessa. candidate
for county recorder, was here Thursday.
Miss Julia Trigg, Ell Lockhart, Tex. is
being entertained by Miss Susie Lesueur.
Miss Bassett, of Richmond, has been
visiting Miss Eugeuia Davis the past
week.
Miss Mamie O'Gorman, OF Kansas City,
is visiting the family OF Mrs. NJ. e. Mar
shall.
Hon. e. NJ. Edwards, of Waverly, was
here transactine business in the probate
court.
Mr. Abner Oldham, OF Kansas City.
spent Sunday with his sister, Mrs. II. j,
Groves.
Mrs. T. j. McElroy, OF Independence, is
visiting the family OF her mother, Mrs.
Jas. Hays.
Mr., j. K. Broughton. one OF Odessa's
leading citizens was here on business
Thursday.
President q. NJ. Williams. of Central
College, left Wednesday evening for Mus
cogee, 1T.
Mrs. n. T. Herndon, OF Charleston, West
Virginia, Is visiting friends aud relatives
ia this city.
Mr.. L. G. Buford. Of Lincoln. Neb-, Is In
tewu, the guest of his daughter. Mrs.
Walter Eckie.
Mrs. Hannah Waddeli returned the lat
ter part of last week from q visit to rela-
tiyss st WestPort.
Mr.. j. h. Moorehead returned Monday
from Brookaeld, where he attended the Y.
81. G. A. convention.
Mrs. Levi p. Hunt accompanied by her
two children left on Sunday morning for
q visit to relatives In Texas.
Miss Lee Meng returned to her home at
Dover, Saturday, after q pleasant visit to
the family Of DR.. J: ". Meng.
Miss Nellie Moore, OF Kansas City, is
ex pected to arrive today for a visit TO her
friend Miss Sudie Belle Embry.
Miss AnaIe Hickman returned to her
home at Kansas OIty Tuesday after a
pleasant visit to Miss Susie Lesneur.
Mr. Fred Wilson returned Tuesday from
the eastern markets, where he has been In
the interests of the hrm OF Fredendal &
Wilson.
Ars. u. \. Hsmacher. OF Richmond,
came oyer Saturday and h. visiting Mrs.
Tilton Davis. She will return home In
about q week.
Miss Daltha Campbell returned home
Wednesday evening. She has been visit
ing Miss Hattie johnson, OF Kaneas City,
tor several weeks.
Mrs. Thomas Cobb and daughter, Miss
Bessie, arrived from Springfield Wednes-
day evening, and are the guests OF Mr..
aud Mrs. Bert Taubmaa.
Miss SallIe Chambers returned home
Wednesday evening. She has been in
Kansas City for the past five weeks at the
Training School.
Miss Bessie Bradley, of MAYHEM, came
In Thursday and will enter the music
department at Central College. Miss
bradley Will stay With her sister, Mrs. DR..
e.. X. Day.
Hon. Robt; A. nlckiin, of Kansas City,
left Wednesday, after a weeks visit to his
for southeast Missouri where he
goes TO sttsnd to some real estate inter
ests he has there.
Thomas L. Bolton, OF Sedalia, Reni
Bolton, of Liberty and Clifford nameroh,
III Napoleon, were here Monday to attend
the funeral OF Warren Cameron Bolton,
he little son OF MIR. W, y. Bolton.
Miss Dona Weber Fsturned from vt.
Louis Wednesday evening, where she has
with her brother, who IL Ill there. |
The latter is getting along very nicely,
and is expected home for Thanksgiving.
Mrs. b. l.. H~oIIenbeck. and daughter,
Miss Grace, of Pacific Grove, California;,
Rho hays heen visiting MIR. and Mrs.
John p. Gordon, left Saturday for st.
Louis where they will yislt relatives and
Walter Williams, the able editor OF the
Columbia Herald, accompanied by his
Gife and two children arrived last night
md are the guests of Rev. and Mrs, II. d.
Rarks. at u. A. S, Mr.. Williams 10 one nt
be strongest men in the newspaper
paternity. The paper he edits Ia generally
to be the best country paper
n the nation.
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