The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1897-06-12
PERSONALS,

Thursday.
Mr.. Jas. Renick, of Broadland, was herr
Wednesday.
MIR. Frank RothrocK has returned fror
school at Columbia.
3 MIR. Lee S%tarchman, OF Dover, had bust
; ness here Wednesday,.
DIR. r. f. L. Hit, of Dover, was here Of
business, Wednesday.
Miss. Sudie Belle Embrey is visiting
friends in Kansas City.
Editor Plattenburg, of the Dover Demo
crat, was here yesterday.
Squire Allen Harwood. of Dover, wa
here on business Thursday.
Miss Bette Mountjoy is visiting Mrs
Chas. IL. Prewitt, at Nevada.
Maj. c. II. Vandiver was a welcome
caller at our office yesterday.
Mrs. Charles J John, of Sednlia, Is visiting
the family OF Mr.. B. L. John.
Miss Fannie Sawyer is in St. Louis Wis
iting her friend, Miss Flavens.
Miss Ella d. Nickel has returned from
4 visit To relatives at Bunceton.
Mrs. Virgil Keene left for her home at
Maryville, Wednesday evening.
Mr.. Geo. B.. Gordon and wife, Of Dover,
visited friends here Wednesday.
Messers. John Boyce and Burns Strader,
of Odessa, were in the city Tuesday.
Mr.. Webb Cole, OF Dover, has been here
during the past week, serving on a jury.
Mr.. Ed Kreider, of Kansas City, spent
On 0haU harQ fha Onaat nf nr T.. Dook
DIR. VIM. HARDWOOD, of Dover, was a
visitor to this city several days the past
week.
Mr.. VIM. Allen has returned home after
a pleasant visit to his sister, Mrs. c. ID.
Minter.
ME, of Dover, were visitors to this city
yesterday.
Mrs. Mamie Moreiaud and son, Reed,
left this morning for a visit to friends at
Dunksburg.
Miss Mary Winsor Silver and Mrs. A.
w. Peters returned from Columbia last
Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emison Chanslor and son
visited Mr.. Jos. Ewing and family at
Richmond, Sunday.
Mrs. G. c. Wallace returned Tuesday
evening after "a very pleasant week with
friends in Higginsville.
Mr.. F. K. Threlkeld, postmaster at
and formerly a resident of
city, was here Monday.
Misses EsteIle and Elizabeth McGrew
left Wednesday morning for a visit with
Mrs. w. E. Bard, Jr., at Sedalia.
Miss Mamie Chew left Thursday morn
to spend the summer visiting her
sister, Mrs. w. K. Stanard, of st. Louis.
Mrs. d.. Chambers, OF Kansas City, was
here this week visiting her daughters,
Mrs. Thomas Price and Mrs. James N.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Day spent last week
at Warrensburg, where they visited Mr..
Days parents and attended the State Band
Meeting.
DIR. E. C. Gordon, president of West
Minister College, Fulton, visited the
amily of Mr.. Stephen G. Wentworth the
,ast week.
Miss Mary Weis and Emma Baehr, OF
City, and Mr.. John Volk, OF Atch-
son, Kas., visited the family of Mrs. Mar
Weis, Sunday.
Kansas City Star: Miss Hattie johnson
eft Saturday for a visit of several weeks
With Miss Caltha Campbell, GraceIand
'lrk, near Lexington.
Miss Blanche Llewellyn has returned
from Kansas City. She was accom-
by her cousin, Mrs. w. Eddy and
title daughter, Berneice. i
MIR. and Mrs. J.. e. McGrew and son, {
ames, left Wednesday for a visit to Cof-
Kas., where Mr.. McGrew goes to |
'ok after his extensive milling interests. I
Mr.. Curtis T.. Vaughan spent a few
ours in our city Tuesday enroute from l
hillicothe, where he has attended the l
ate normal school, to his home at Dovsr.
Mrs. II. J.. McEIroy, of Independence,
no has been visiting relatives in Sweet
arrived Wednesday evening, to Z
'end a few days with her mother, MIR. !,
Is. Hays. =
e, Thursday, of the Kansas City district n
edicaI society. While there he read a Fl
lper on the professional career of DIR. P.
d. Chambers. N
Meesrs. Sam Utinger, Kale, Ward and p
I'm Reed, Vincent Gillen, Bowdry is
and wife, E. d. Fear and wife
ID Drs. w. d. Barclay and Geo. Barnett, d
Odessa, attended memorial exercises
ire Sunday. W
Capt. and Mrs. Samuel j. Andrew
Saturday from attending the W
neral assembly of the Presbyterian al
urch, held at Charlotte, North Caro- ca
ia. They visited the homes of their &C
ildhood while absent, which added u
eatly to the pleasure of their trip. u
Prof. A. o. Bauer left Wednesday morn " !"
3 for his new home at Asheville, North :.
where he goes to assume charge 3.
the musical department in Asheville
Ilege for young m Prof. Bauer,
ling his residence here, has become
~ popular in musical circles where his be
lsical talent has found due apprecia- RI
He is u musician of rare talent and f.
meet with as great success in his new |
as he did among us. /
A Lexington Composer. r
I'm the Concordia Concordian. /
Hon. John E. Burden, of Lexington, e
has composed and dedicated to =
likes Concert Band, of this city, a
e musical composition entitled mid n
int and Day" The composition is a /.