The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1898-09-03
the meeting adjourned.



Mr.. Virgil Keene was In our city yes.
terday.
Miss Margle Vaughan returned last
Saturday from Excelsior Springs.
Mr.. Isy Gratz will leave today for Gin.
%cinnati, to lay in a stock Of goods.
Mr.. Geo. Guenther has returned from a
visit with his son, at Lusk, Wyoming.
Miss Rebekah Field returned home
Friday OF last week from Chatauqua,N. Y.
Mrs. G. @. Wallace has reached home
from her visit to her sister atWashington,
d. q.
Miss Lizzie Smith has gone to Bowling
Green, Kentucky, to teach vocal music
the coming year.
Mrs. Bette Spur aud sister, Miss Curtis,
have returned home from their summer
visit to the country.
Miss Leila Young is visiting her aunt,
Mrs. Hendrix, in Omaha, Nebraska; also
taking in the exposition.
Misses Mamie, Bette and Pinkie Chinn
have returned from their visit to the
Misses Cooper, at Marshall.
Mr.. Emison Chanslor was here Saturday
and remained till Tuesday. His hosts Of
friends were glad to see him again.
Mr.. Evan Young took a trip to Ken
lucky, recently, TO visit old friends. He
had not been there for eight years.
Mr.. Sam Williams, Of the INTELLIaEN.
GER force, left Monday morning for
weeks visit to his home at Clinton.
Miss E,stelle Coleman, Of Denver, arrived
yesterday afternoon to make an extended
visit to her cousin, Miss Caltha Campbell
Mrs. Chas. Weber returned Thursday
evening from a ten days visit with rela.
tives and friends in st. Louis and DE Soto
Miss Katie Chrisman and her brother
Charlie, Of Waverly, spent a few days lazI
week with the Misses Craig, OF this city
Miss Jennie Vaughan returned Friday
OF last week from %Chatauqua, N. Y.
where she has been taking art lessons fol
the past month.
Miss Nettie Cannon and her sister
orpha, of Waverly, spent a few days with
the Misses Craig 10 this city, returning
home Thursday.
Misses Sallie and Bessie Craig spent
very pleasant week with their uncle, Mr.
II. Steele, Of Waverly. They reached
home last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Ralston and Mist
Grace Bradley, Of Prairie church neigh.
borhood, are spending a few weeks al
Excelsior Springs.
DIR. Il. Q. Gordon and Capt. 8. ],
Andrew left Monday morning for Miami,
to attend the regular meeting OF th,
p%resbytery OF the Presbyterian church.
MIR. and Mrs. V. ]. Willett and baby, o
Harrisonville, came In last Saturday even.
ing for a weeks visit to Mrs. Willett'i
parents, Rev. and Mrs. Xenophon Ryland
Miss Sarah Grady is home from he
: visit OF four or five weeks to relatives a
Eureka Springs. She a y she had
delightful time, and wanted to sta,
longer.
MIR. w. 8. Ciagett was here Monday
Everybody knows Billie Clagett, and W
: all like to meet him aud hear the lates
swell story OF the enormous business o
! his firm.
Miss Mamie Vaughan has accepted
position in the public school at Murdoch
Mimi. She will leave the LIST OF Octobe
, to visit Mrs, Greer and daughters at 81
: Paul, before beginning work.
Miss Meta Primer left yesterday morn
a ing for st. Louis, where she will ente
4 the st. Louis Manual Training School
q and will take a course in stenography
e bookkeeping, and typewritlng.
8 Mr.. T. r. Yingling, OF the INTELLIeEN
GER force, got home Wednesday nigh
Q from a trip to Paris, Texas and Kansa
r City. He was absent a little over tw
:. weeks, and says he had a very pleasan
trip.
Mrs. DR.. Payne, who has been on
q visit OF one month to her daughter, Mis-
Lucy Payne, at Chilllcothe, ILL.,, reache,
home Thursday. Her daughter cam
. with her, and will attend Baptist colleg
this winter.