The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1898-04-16

Mr.. ThOs. w. Hill, OF OoeSSa, WAS the
guest of relatives here Tuesday.
Miss Minnie Jameson of Slick, No., is
the guest OF Miss Mollie Cheatham.
Mrs. NJ. j. Hickam, of Neodesha Kansas,
is on a visit to relatives in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Johnson, of We'll
lington, were here yesterday, shopping.
Judge Shirk, OF Sedalia, was here Mon
day, looking after some railroad business.
Mrs. Geo. Hutchinson IS visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Carl Sender, at Des Moines,
Iowa.
Attorney F.. C. Urfsr, OF Higginsville,
was here Wednesday, attending to some
business.
Mr.. Lee II. billiard visited the family of
Mr.. William Wilson, at Corder, Saturday
and Sunday.
Mrs. Lee Hawkins, of Sweet Springs, is
visiting the family of her father, Mr..
Upton Wilson.
Mr.. Percy Silver went to Indiana, Mon"
day, on a business trip. He was expected
home last night.
Miss Ethel spurlock, of Richmond, is
visiting her cousin, Miss Oniska Spur
lock. in this city.
Misses Cassie and Cordie Andrews, of
Pawlet, Vermont, are visiting the family
Of DR.. F~redendall.
Miss Beulah Boone, of MAYHEM, will
take a course Of study at the Normal
school, at Warrensburg.
Attorney Jas. P. Chinn, spent Wednes-
day in our city, looking after the fences
around the office of probate judge.
Mr.. Clifford Gordon came down from
Kansas City Sunday and was the guest
for the day of Mr.. Jas. g. Russell.
Mr.. Henry w. Mcneil, candidate for
county recorder. was here the first of the
week, shaking hands with the voters.
Mr.. Lafayette Groves came up from
Higginsvllle Wednesday, to attend to
some business before the county court.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. B. Gordon, OF Dover,
visited relatives in this city, Monday.
Mrs. Gordon remained over until Mon
day.
Mr.. Pemberton, publisher of the NJ. s.
U. Independent, was here Tuesday in the
interest Of his publication, and was quite
successful.
Mrs. w. G. Musgrove went to Sweet
Springs, Sunday, for a short visit to her
father and sisters. She returned home
Thursday,
Mr.. Jack Dysart. of Monet, Mo-, was
here Wednesday, and went to Dover
Thursday. He will return here before
going home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hix and Mr.. and Mrs. j.
H. Hall went to Kansas City last Sunday
to hear Elder Combs, and to visit Mrs.
Young Cornell.
Mrs. j. r.. Eckle was expecting a visit
from her two sisters, Mrs. Gussie Cum
mings and Mrs. Plat B. Walker, but has
received word from them that they can
moi come.
Mrs. Sarah Herr, accompanied by Mr..
and Mrs. II. d. Hammond and Mr.. ID. e.
Herr, of MAYHEM, attended the funeral of
Mrs. Chas. Carroll, at Lexington, Tues
day. Mrs. Carroll was Mrs. Herr's sister.
Mrs Dan. Chambers, OF Kansas City,
been quite sick, and last Friday
evening, her daughters, Mrs. Jas. N.
Price and Mrs. Thomas Price, went to see
her. They came home Wednesday, and
LuelT nObucE muSh lnPlONCos
Miss Locke Arnold returned home last
night, after n visit of several months with
relatives at Nashville. She spent several
days in st. Louis, on her way home, the
guest of her cousin, Miss Edna TIdball,
who is attending the art school there.
Prof.. CIaud A. Phillips, our county
school superintendent, came over from
Odessa, Monday, and spent the day in
Lexington. Prof. Phillips has Just re-
turned from Chicago, where he completed
. post graduate course at the University
Of Chicago.
Mr.. Ethan Allen reached home yester-
day morning from his visit to his son,
Ethan, at Tacoma, Washington. lie was
in Tacoma two weeks. He enjoyed the
visit and the trip very much, and reportG
Allen d Lamborn are well, and doing
L good business.
Mrs. Allen W spent Monday
night with her friend, Mrs. Ada B. Carter.
Mrs. Harwood had Just returned from a
Visit to her daughter, Miss May Harwood,
one of the teachers in the Woodland
at Kansas City. She left for her
home at Dover Tuesday morning.
Mrs. Charles Buckley. Misses Nettie and
Bessie Rulkley and Nora Dixon, DIR. and
Mrs. j. ]. Bulkerson and Mrs. F.. K.
Phrelkeld, of HIgginaville: Mrs. Annie
Huston, Misses Lutte Buckley and Julia
Pelott, of Sweet Springs; Miss Matte
Jorse, OF Wellington, and Miss Eva Prick,
If Kansas City, attended the Buckley
Reeder nuptials in this city, Monday.