The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1897-05-08
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Miss Mary Celeste Henry is visitin
2 relatives in Kentucky.
Mr.. Allan Bethal, OF Kansas City, Wis
t tied home folks Sunday.
5 Messrs. Harvey and Henry Plattenbur
were in the city Monday.
Postmaster Julius Vogt, of Concordia
: was in Lexington Monday.
:, MIR. w. F. Kerdolff, Jr. spent Tuesda
and Wednesday in Waverly.
Miss Jennie Berrie visited with friend
in Kansas City last Monday.
Mr.. N. NJ. Houx, a prominent attorne
of Odessa, was here Tuesday.
Mrs. H.. j. Groves and Miss Lizzi
; Groves are visiting in Columbia.
Mesdames j. w. Meng and Ada b. Car
ter visited in Dover Wednesday,.
Mr.. Matthew Mcintyre has returnec
home, after an extended absence.
MIR. Geo. p Gordon, of near Corder
was here Tuesday and Wednesday.
Bate c. Drummond, editor of the Wei
lington Qui Vive, was here Tuesday.
Mr.. c. c. Catron, of Carthage, is visit
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Mrs. Emison Chanslor has returned
from a visit to her sister in st. Louis.
Mr.. II. IL. Wessendorf, of Blackburn
was a visitor to this city last Sunday.
Uncle Cyrus Osborn, OF near Bates City
was a pleasant caller at our Office Tuesday
Misses Criley, Burrows and Glucklick
visited Miss Lizzie Vaughan, at Dover
Monday.
Miss Lucie Hays went to Independence
Thursday morning to visit her sister, Mrs,
T.. j. McElroy.
Prof. c.. A. Phillips, county school COM
missioner, was a pleasant caller at our
office yesterday.
Mrs. Clay Andrews, of Kansas City, was
the guest of friends in this city for several
days this week.
MIR. Jas. E. Gordon, a prominent banker
of Marshall, was here Thursday and paid
us a pleasant call.
Miss Bessie Vaughan has returned home
from Napton, wher she has been engaged
in teaching school.
Mrs. w. r. EckIe left Tuesday for
Chicago, where she will visit her brother,
DR.. Coleman Buford.
Mr.. Washington Cooper, of Dover, one
of the early pioneers of Lafayette county,
was in town Thursday.
Mrs. Mildred Ragland, of Higginsville,
was the guest of her sister, Mrs. Fannie
McGrew, last Monday.
Mr.. w. A. Oldham, Jr., of Fulton, vis-
tied his sister, Mrs. H. j. Groves, several
days the first of the week.
Mrs. DR.. Nichols, nee Nellie Eckle, of
Hickory, Mo-, is visiting her mother, Mrs.
E.. A. Eckle, near this city.
President-eIect Williams, of Central
college, spent several days here this week.
He will return again next Wednesday.
Mrs. Lily Brown, who has been visiting
here for some time, returned to
her home in st. Louis last Wednesday.
Miss Adah Tucker, of Fulton, and Miss
Lulu Walling, OF st. Louis, are the guests
OF the family of Mr.. Samuel j. Huston.
Mesdames l.. l.. Hunt and j. B. McDon-
aid were the guests of the Misses Mar
.maduke, at Sweet Springs, last Sunday.
Judge Thos. A. Catron and wife left
last Monday for Port Arthur, Texas,
where the Judge will look for a business
location.
Misses Elizabeth Smith and Malta
Powell returned from Richmond Monday
morning, after a pleasant visit to friends
relatives.
Mrs. Conon Morris and two children,
accompanied by Miss Lutte Hopkins, of
are visiting her mother, Mrs.
Hix.
Messrs. Harry Powell, Bert Ish, Byron
Wagner, Ed Lay and quite a number OF
others from Odessa, attended the ball
game here Monday.
MI. w. G. Caplss, OF Glasgow, is visit
ng relatives here Mr.. Goff is on his way
o West Point, to which place he recently
Won an appointment.
Mr.. F. p. Frost, a typo of Odessa, was
lere Monday with the Warrensburg ball
cam. 1t is needless to say that printers are
good ball players.
Miss Rosa Baber, who has been making
n extended Walt to the family OF her
lncle. Sheriff Fplkerson, returned to her
in Chicago last Saturday.
Mrs. Mary Lomax, of Springfield, who
las been visiting the family Of Mr.. Geo. p.
for the past two weeks, left for
Kansas City Wednesday morning.
Mrs. Halle Douglas and Miss Carrie
Wills n, OF st. Louis, are visiting the
amily of Mr.. Timothy Howard, and will
emain here during the heated term.
Mr.. Clarence Vivion and wife spent .
Iunday in Higginsville with relatives.
hey were accompanied home by Mrs.
mother, Mrs. Warren, of that
ity.
Mr.. Leo. Keller, of Chicago, is visiting ,
is brother, Mr.. Philip Keller. Mr.. i
teller is one OF the leading merchants OF 8
an old Lexingtonian, and is well !
by all his friends. q
Capt. Ryland Todhunter, of Nettlewood |
lrm, was in town Thursday, The Capt. c
'as driving an exceedingly ane pair OF
avs, which were only a sample Of the c
horses he has at Nettlewood. r
Mrs. Geo. Luther, Misses Nettie Karot a
Myrtle Curry and Mr.. Earl Russell, q
Gridley, Kas., arrived in the city d
thursday evening. They are relatives of o
r. 8. F. Curry. proprietor of the Com g
Iercial MOTEL, and will locate here.