The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1897-09-18
PERSONALS.


Major F. r. Meet was in Kansas City
Sunday.
DR.. r. E. L. Hit, of Dover, was here on
business Tuesday.
Mr.. Jos. Bertrand, of Dover, was here
on business Monday.
Mr.. Jas. Gather, of Dover, was a visitor
to our city Wednesday.
MIR. Frank Davis, of Richmond, spent
Tuesday night In Lexington.
Capt. Irv. Zeysing, of Dover, was in
Lexington on business Tuesday.
Mr.. M. G. VanAuglen, of Dover, was in
Lexington on business Tuesday.
Mr.. Chas. Easter and wife, of Kansas
City, visited relatives here Sunday.
Mr.. Jas. Dinwiddie, OF Dover, was in
Lexington on business Wednesday.
DIR. Frank Mann, of Dover, was a well
come visitor to Lexington Tuesday.
Capt. J.. @. Plattenburg spsnt several
days at his old home in Dover this week.
Mr.. John Graves has returned home
from a visit to relatives at San Antonio,
Texas.
Miss Mary Henry arrived home Tuesday
morning from q visit to relatives in Ken
lucky.
Mr.. C. ]. Dean, of Ell Paso, Texas, is
visiting the family of his uncle, Capt. 8.
]. Andrews.
Messrs. w. 8. Goode and E. M. McCaus-
land left Monday evening for q visit at
Normal, Ill.
B.. @. Drummond, of the Wellington
Qni vive, was a pleasant caller at our
office Tuesday.
Mr.. H. L. Corbin, one OF the prosperous
farmers near Dover, had business in Lex
ington Monday.
Mr.. @. b. Sexton, of st. Louis, was here
Belle Stramcke.
spent Sunday with the family Of Judge
John e. Ryland.
Miss Eugenia Davis left Thursday for a
visit with her cousin, Mrs. E. r.. Hama
cher, at Richmond.
Mr.. Wash johnson, of the firm of john
son Bros, of Wellington. was a welcome
visitor to our city Tuesday.
Mr.. Geo. B. Charlton, one of Yelling
toms rustling grain and live stock buyers,
was in Lexington Tuesday.
Miss Porter Boon returned home We'd
nesday evening, after a visit with the
family OF Judge Thos. A. Catron, at Port
Arthur.
Attorney @. J. Westerhouse, one of the
brightest young attorneys of the state,
came down from Wellington on business
Wednesday.
MI e. F. White and wife, of Dover,
spent Wednesday with relatives in this
city. Mr.. White left that evening ON a
business trip tn Kansas City.
Miss Belle Stramcke arrived home
Thursday evening from a visit to her
grand parents at st. Louis n a few
weeks visit at Asbury Park.
Messrs. Frank 8. and John G.. Groves,
OF Kansas City, spent Sunday here. The
latter has just returned with his wife
from an eight months tour of Europe.
County School Commissioner Phillips,
of Odessa, was q pleasant caller at our
office the first OF the week. He will attend
school at the Chicago University this
winter.
Mr.. Frank Hays came in Monday night
from his home at Port Arthur. Mr.. Hays
owns considerable valuable property there
and thinks that country is the finest land
in the world.
Mrs. NJ. r. Field ~C"Catharine Cole"), OF
Times Democrat, and her daughte, Miss
Flo, are the guests of their aunt, Miss
PattIe Reinhard.
Messrs. 4. M. Catron, l.. q. RyIand and
Thos. Shelby left Monday for Columbia
Messrs. Cauron q Ryland will graduate
IN t0o law SCHOOL J0eTc bD16 session, ana
Mr.. Shelby will take the academic course.
Mr.. Emison Chanslor, OF st. Louis, paid
his many friends in Lexington a pleasant
visit Sunday. Mr.. Ohanslor in we'll pleased
with his position as state bank examiner,
and is getting along timely with his work.
Judge j. w. Harrison, of Higgipsville,
was q pleasant caller at our Office Thurs
day. Judge Harrison is q candidate for
collector, and will receive a liberal
support from his many friends all over
the county.
Rev. IL. A. Young and family left Mon
day for their home, at Bells Valley, Va,
after q pleasant visit to relatives and
friends here. Rev. Mr.. Young has charge
of the Presbyterian church there, and is
an able and faithful worker in the cause
Of Christianity.
Miss Claudia Silver returned home
Monday morning from Paris, France,
where she has been for the past three
perfecting herself In the French
She at once assumed charge of
duties as French teacher at Central
College, q positian she filled most credit
last session.
Mr.. aud Mrs. j. III. Chamberlain and
their mother, Mrs. u. b. Henry, arrived
Sunday from Fredonia, where they have
the summer camping out. Mr.,
left Tuesday "a take charge
Of his business at Kansas City. His wife
family and Mrs. Henry are the guests
NJ Miss Annie Chamberlain.