The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1897-11-20
PERSONALS.

Miss Mary Blackwell Is visiting in Kan.
sls City.
Capt. f. p. Bronnugh. of st. Louis, was
here Thursday.
Attorney Williams, of Kansas City, was
hero on business yesterday.
Mrs. Jane Wilson is the guest OF Mrs.
Upton Wilson In this city. i,
DIR. Becker. of Coucordia, visited reln-
t:ves In this city Wednesday.
AIRS. Bert Iaubman spent a couple nj
days this week In Kansas City.
MIR. John p. Gordon spent Friday and
Saturday OF last week at Waverly.
Messrs. MouHf9oy n stier made a
business trip to waverly Monday.
Mr.. Chas. Hoefer. cashier of she hank
of Higginsviiie. was here yesterday.
Messrs. ]. II. Keith and W. McGrew, of
Waverly, were In Lexington Monday
Miss Minnie Neale left Tuesday morn
ing for a visit to relatives In Kansas City.
Mr.. Charles Barron visited the family
of Mr.. N. P. Buck, at Waverly, this week.
Miss Katherine Shacklett returned Sat
urday from a visit to relatives at Wanna
maker.
Messrs. Ed Ludwigs and Albert Gillen
made a trip on their wheels to Norborne
Sunday.
Mr.. Wilson Malone, OF Dover, accom-
panied by his wife and daughter, was here
Thursday.
Mr.. Dave Heathman and Deputy Sheriff
Oscar Thomas spent the first of the week
at Waverly.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Percy Silver and Miss
Jennie Aull were In Kansas City Thursday
and Friday.
Neel. OF Odessa, were visitors to our city
Wednesday.
Miss May Ardinger returned home
Monday evening after an extended stay in
Kansas City.
Mrs, Estill, of Dewitt. NO., arrived last
Saturday and is being entertained by Mrs.
E. B. Farley.
Miss Mamie Brown, OF Dallas, Texas Ia
visiting the family of her uncle. Sheriff
John A. Fulkerson.
Miss Bessie Cobb leaves this morning
for Mt. Leonard, where she will visit
Miss Anna Thomas.
Rev. G. W. Hyde and wife are visiting
their daughter, Mrs. II. J. Wilson. OF
Hyde Park, Arkansas.
Miss Susie Shotwell of Odessa. was the
guest of her cousin, Mrs. F. r. >BaueS last
Saturday and Sunday.
MIR. and Mrs. James II. Moorehead and
little daughter, Lillian. visited reiatives
in H~arrisonviile Sunday.
Mrs. w. G. Allen, of Kansas City, was
here several days this week visiting her
mother, Mrs. n. M. Fletcher.
Mrs. Mcdonald arrived from st. Joseph
Tuesday evening for a visit with her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. II. G. Wa ilacs.
Mr.. Thos. Benton spent Wednesday aud
Thursday here on his way from North
west Missouri to his home at AullVille.
Mr.. James Auil. OF KANSAS City, spent
In Lexington. MIR. Aull has Il
host of warm friends In our city and is
always s welcome visitor.
Mrs. Walter Williams and children, of
who were the guests OF Rev.
md Mrs. II. b. Banks. at f.. a. g., returned
home Wednesday morning.
Judge James T. Clayton came down
from Kansas City Sunday morning, and
spent the day here with his father,
Granville Clayton.
Miss Jennie Ladd, OF, Texas, was a
Visitor at Baptist college last week. Miss
L.add ia a former graduate OF this college.
Abe left last Monday fora visit to. Miss
Lizzie Vaughan, at Dover.
Col. Robt. ID. Bledsos and wife, accom-
by Mesdsmes +. NJ. Green and s.
a.. Roberts and Miss Matte Green. who
are Waiting them, spent the day with
friends at Mayview this week.
MIR. George Pritchard. clerk OF the
hotel, St. LouiP. WAS, here this
week visiting relatives and friends. He IL
IN old Lexington'boy. but has been clerk
ng in hotels in ct. Louis for thirty ave
Years.. = H@"SetfsiH'.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. J.. Webb, MIR. and Mrs.
iris. OFT, Miaaes aaIlie and ELLA Brown,
md NJ, and Mrs. T.. /. McElroy, of indie
2endenee; Mr.. and Mira: r. Sam Hays, of
sweet SPRINGS MIR. ana Mrs. w. c.
drown, OF Kansas City, and Mr.. }. e.
fo6ton, of st. Louis, Rttendea>th wed.
hing of Mr.. Ernest C. Hays and Miss
Maary DuvaI, In this city, Wed.
lesday. !