The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1898-01-08

Mrs. George W%ittenb berg IS visiting rela'
tives in Leavenworth, Kas.
Mr.. Jack Bryant, of Wellington, was a
Wis tor to our city Tuesday.
Miss Addie Wilker returned to school at
Kirksville, Monday morning.
Mrs. ]. V. Cooke, of near this city, is
visiting relatives Mt Shclbina.
MIR. w. f. Hinesley went to Kansas City
Monday evening, on business.
Miss SalIie Gordon is visiting her sister,
Mrs. j. j. Bishop, at st. Louis.
Mr.. Jas. Kincaid, OF near wellington,
was down on business, Tuesday.
Messrs. Ed and Charley Neer, were in
Lexington on business Thursday.
Miss Lucy Morrison, OF Kansas City,
Ia the guest Of relatives in this city.
Miss Mary Banks spent n good part OF
her vacation visiting Mt Wellington
Mr.. Hense Young, of near ODESSA, was
In Lexington, Thursday, on business.
Mr.. II. Il. Livesay, of Oak Grove, was q
pleasant caller ut our Office Thursday.
Miss Bessie Cobb returned, Saturday.
from n visit to friends in Kansas CITY.
DR.. J. b. Burbridge. OF Dover, was n
welcome visitor to Lexington, Tuesday.
Misa Heitle Murray has returned from
Columbus, where she spent the holidays.
Mr.. ID. NJ. Middleton, of Napoleon. WAS
here attending to some business, Thurs
day.
Mrs. Thos. Bates visited relatives and
friends In H~arrisonville curing the holt
days.
Mr.. Lewis Cox, one OF the prosperous
farmers from near Dover, spent Thursday
In this city.
Miss Locke Arnold expects to leave
next week for a visit to friends at Nash
Vile, Tenn.
Miss Susie Lesueur is visiting the
family of Secretary of State A. A. Lesusur,
at Jefferson City.
Mrs. ]. A. Lockhart, of Wellington, Is
visiting her son, Mr.. j. L. Lockhart aud
fImlly, of this city.
Mr.. Johnnie W~ittenberg returned, Mon
day, from a short visit to his homo folks
at Leavenworth, Kas.
Mr.. Fred Becker and his daughter, Miss
Florence, spent Sunday In HigginsvilIe,
the guests of relatives.
MIR. and Mrs. Art. Reynolds, of near
Dover, spent Sunday with the family of
Mayor John Taubman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan Cooper, OF near
this city, paid the INTELLIaENoER office a
pleasant call yesterday.
hlL6s " n III a. a. "a ~
Louis, arrived here last night on a vistt
to her mother, Mrs. Chew.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Weidman returned to
Kansas City, Sunday, after a visit to the
family OF Mr.. 8. r.. Benedict.
MI. Joseph b. Silver left for Chicago.
Thursday evening, after spending the
holidays here with his family.
Miss Lena Graves, OF Versailles. Ky. Is
expected here tomorrow. to visit the
family of Mrs. Florida 0raddy.
Mr.. Thomas Cobb and family will soon
move into the house recently vacated by
Mr.. Robert Bledsoe, on College street.
Mr.. j. T. Taylor and daughter. Mas
Lima, will leave this morning for q visit
Of two weeks to relatives at Quincy, Ill.
| Mrs. c. c. Campbell spent Wednesday
in Higginsville, Rttening The bedside OF
her brother. Mr.. Geo. Yivion, who is very
H..
Col. John Donaldson, OF blackburn,
paid a Chrismas visit to his g~randdaugh-
tiers, Misses Mamie, Piukie and Bessie
Chinn.
Mr.. Ed. NJ. Catron came up from
Columbia, Saturday, and remained until
Monday evening, visiting relatives and
friends.
Mrs. G. A, Kriehn started. last satur-
day, for California, TO visit her son,
George, who is n professor in the Stanford
University.
Misses Alpha Riley. of Troy, KY;
Frances Meyers, OF st. Joseph, and Matte
B,yse, of Westport, are visiting the
Misses Peak.
Mr.. Sam Zeiler, of Kansas City, came
down Monday and remained till Wednes-
day evening, visiting his relatives and
many friends.
Mrs. @. c. Parker, after a very pleasant
visit to her mother. Mrs. Lewis Neale.
| returned last Saturday, to her home at
Los Angeles, Cal.
Miss Myrtle Benedict and her brother,
Robert, spent the holidays with their
uncle and aunt, Mr.. n Mre. Harry
Moore, OF HigginsvIlle.
Mr.. j. @. WorthIngton went to Neode-
sha, Kas., last Friday, to spend New
Years day with his son, Clarence. He
reached home Sunday night.
Miss Florence Noel left Wednesday
evening for New York City. where she
will pursue her studies In elooution. She
will remain there until spring.
MIR. and Mrs. Charles C. Geyer and
little daughter expect to leave, the latter
part Of next week, for a trip through the
months on the trip.
Mr.. Frank John, of Cheyenne, Wyom.
Ing, was here last week to spend Christ
mas week with relatives and friends. lie
left here Saturday, to visit bis little
daughter, at 81. Louis.
independence S~entinel: "Prof. Ed.
Hickman, of Lexington, who has been
spending a few days with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. VIII Hickman, lett Sunday
afternoon for Cass county.
Mr.. M Mrs. B. N. Rocks, of Minneap.
oils, Mimi, who have been visiting rela-
tives at MarysvilIe, Kansas, arrived here
vVadnaadaU aVantn0. and are the Ru6ata of
the family of Mr.. Fred A. Day.
Miss Olive Carter was unable to return
to her school duties at Kansas City, last
Monday. h has been quite Ill for the
past week, but expects to leave for
Kansas City tomorrow evening.
Judge John A. Lookhart, of Wellington,
was q visitor to our city, Thursday. He
came down to see Prosecuting Attorney
Vivion concerning some business matters,
and returned home Thursday evening.
Mr.. f.. ]. Groves. of the Independence
Daily Sentinel, came down Tuesday
night, but by force of circumstances was
compelled to return to Independence
Wednesday morning. He will be In Lex
ington today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar l.. Sturgeon. of
Sweet Springs, came In last Friday for q
short visit to Mrs W. g. MusgroVe and
other relatives apd, irlends. They Eatnrned
home last Tuesday morning. Miss Anna
Worthington. accompanied them. home
for a short visit.
MIR. a. s. McClearey, OF Kansas City,
dropped in to see US last Tuesday, END
we enjoyed his little visit very much.
'Reetie, as he is called, is a son of MFR.
Thomas McClearey, now postmaster at
Medicine Lodge, Ras., but formerly of the
Odessa neighborhood, In this county.
Asheville, IN, o. College Monthly
Our college mother, Mrs. Mary V. Jones,
has Just returned from al extended visit
to her children and her friends in Kansas
City and Nashville. In response to an
urgent Invitation from her good friends,
Captain and Mrs. Rankin, she was happy
to make q visit to their hospitable home
in Lexington, Mo, and enjoy for a brief
season the royal entertainment so gener-
ously afforded her. While there she made
n call, which was all too short, at Central
College. The cordial reception given her
at her old college could but be most
grateful to Der. She was pleased to note
the many improvements which have been
made on the building, and was not sur
prisd to see pupils and teachers wearing
such bright. happy faces"
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