The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1897-09-04

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y when the lines are formed beyond tn
d river for the last march upon the eter
n nal city there will be no vacant place
in the ranks and ut the last great rol
call every soldier will answer here.
PERSONALS.
e Hon. VIM. II. Chiles was in Kansas Cit
Sunday.
e Mrs. Jas. Waddell is visiting her sons il
st. Louis.
Lexington will be lighted by electricit,
October LIST.
Mr.. John d. King, of Kansas City, wa
here Sunday.
Mrs. John p. Gordon is visiting rela.
tives at Corder.
Mr.. A. ". Robinson, of CoffeyviIle, Kas.
was here Sunday.
Mr.. Chas. Anderson, of st. Louis, i,
visiting IN the city.
Mrs. David HaecKer is visiting hel
mother in Cincinnati.
MIR. Paul RanKin will leave Monday tc
attend school at Fayette.
Mr.. Frank Tut, Jr., of Kansas City
was here last Saturday.
Miss Katharine Selling is visiting with
her brother, in st. Louis.
Rev. G. w. Hyde and wife have returned
from a visit to Keytesville.
Mrs. Frank Bowman and children are
visiting relatives at Corder.
Mrs. L. U. Nickel and children have
returned to their home at Fulton.
Mr.. A. G. Graham, OF Abilene, Texas, is
visiting relatives and friends here.
Miss Fannie Brooks Hill, OF Indepen-
| danna IA viaitfnO the MiQaoa tVifhQro
Mr.. ID. T.. ChappeIl, of st. Louis, was
the guest of Bev. A. X. Faris, last Sunday.
Mrs. Thos. W. DeMoss and son left Sat
urday morning for their home at st.
Louis.
Miss Martha Grimes has returned nome
from a pleasant visit to relatives in Ken
lucky.
Mesdsmes s. V. Hare and Harry Bour
Sunday.
Miss Annie Allen arrived home Tuesday
evening from an extensive trip through
the east.
Misses Gussie LilIard and Laura Daeh-
Ter, of Black burn, ate visiting relatives in
this city.
Mrs. w. G.. Musgrove reached home
Wednesday, from a VISIT of TOUR weeks at
McAllster.
Mas Mayme Chew returned home last
night from an entended visit to her sister
In 81. Louis
Miss Anna Worthiagton and Misses
WIthers returned Monday, from a weeks
Visit To McAllster.
Misses Lulu HickIin and Addie McFadin
left Wednesday for Fulton TO attend the
orphan school there.
Mrs. Geo. Strodtman and daughter hava
returned To their houie In 81. Louis, after
visiting relatives here.
Miss Donie Weber. who is in st. Louis
buying her TALL STOCK of dry goods, Will
return home Monday.
Miss Matte Keene left Saturday even
ing Tor st. Louis, where sne VIII visit her
sister, MRS. j. 5. Laurie.
Mrs. W. IL. Comstock, of Kansas City,
came down Wednesday evening for a
snort visit TO her parents.
Miss Bride Fisher, of Nevada, will re-
turn home next Monday, after Il pleasant
visit To- relatives in this city.
Mrs. VIM. f. Kerdolff. Jr., aud son have
from an extended Wait TO Mrs.
Kerdolff's parents, ut Fayette.
Miss Alice Adams has returned to her
home ut st. Louis, after a pleasant visit to
her aunt, Mrs. ID. w. b. Tevis.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. F.. Royle and daugh-
Mrs. f. X. Ba1e, are at home from a
visit to relatives at Richmond.
Mrs. Clarence VIvion spent a week at
and was much benefited. She
home the first of this week.
Elder and Mrs. G.. u. Pl~attenDure, of
Ohio, were the guests OF Mr..
F. Blackwell last Sunday.
Mrs. John A. Fulkerson and Miss Mar
yaret Graves returned Tuesday evening
rom a visit to Ell Dorado Springs.
Miss Ada Bell returned to her home at
Sunday, after a pleasant visit
With her cousin, Miss Edna
MIR. and Mrs. Bird Campbell have
eased one OF the Bailey cottages on Main
treet. and will move from Mayhem here
o a few days.
saturday, oil business connected with the {
chool which be will teach there the r
oming season. ,
Miss Elizabeth B. Young left Tuesday =
or Clarence, Mo-, where she will teach
season.. She is a successful teacher, {
nd will doubtless give entire satisfaction. I
Mrs. May Happersett and Misses Lucie :
lays and Annie Hooton Will leave for '
Independence this morning., where they
7ill spend a week or ten days with rela-
ives and friends.
Mrs. II. L. Mcdonald, after a six weeks q
isit to her parents. returned to her home
D st. Joseph on Wednesday of last week. a.,
he was accompanied Is far as Kansas {
lily by her father, Hon. IL. G. Wallace.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Taubman and their II
Miss Daisy and Mrs. N. e.
ask EFT, are expected home next Friday.
hey set sail from the old world Satur- d
August 28. They will probably (
pend a day OF two in New York, resting
% after the voyage, and will then come
irectly home. Mr.. Taubman and family il
ave been greatly missed by their many q
lends in Lexington who warmly wei
Ome them home.
Messrs. will Owen and Joe Houston, of :,
weet Springs, gave a camping party to II
twenty five of their friends at Nc
lister Springs, last week. Miss Anna II
y~orthington, of this city, and her two :.
1usins, Misses Withers, of Kansas City, u
ere among the invited guests, and report
exceedingly pleasant time. The ladies .
Sweet Springs gave the Two young gen. u
emen q grand party last night, as a a
'ken of their appreciation OF the pleasant
eek in "camp." !,
William II. Harrity let's loose OF the :,
emocratic party with a reluctance that d
,oks like he has not been treated as
enerously by the goldites as the rest ''
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