The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1898-04-09
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PERSONALS.
:. j. Ed Webb spent Sunday in Kan

PERSONALS.
Mr.. j. Ed Webb spent Sunday in Kan
sas City.
Miss Mamie Chew visited in Kansa
City Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. Lafayette Groves, of HigginsviIIe
was IN Lexington Monday.
Mir. Jas. Clayton was up from Kansa
City on business Thursday.
Mesdames J. c. and e. j. McGrew spen
Wednesday in Kansas City.
Capt. Hickman spent Sunday witt
home folks at Independence.
Mr.. VIM. f. Kerdolff, Jr., came in las
week on a visit to his family.
Miss Rose Young, OF New York City, i
visiting Mrs. Talbot Simpson.
Miss Georgia Gilkeson is expected homI
Monday night from st. Louis.
Capt. RyIand Todhunter was up from
Nettlewood stock farm Monday.
Miss Eugenia Davis returned home las
week from a visit to relatives in Texas.
Mrs. w. A. LaBertew and daughter
Miss Bessie, are visiting Mrs. Lizzie VIII
son.
Editor b. G. Drummond and DIR. Frank
Mann were down from Wellington Mon
day.
Mr.. Will Hollingsworth, OF Kansas City,
is visiting relatives and friends in this
city.
Miss Pattie Reinbard returned Monday
evening from a visit to her sister in New
Orleans.
Mrs. Anna Dewden Dunning, of Kansas
City, spent the past week with friends in
this city.
Misses Estelle and Elizabeth McGrew
visited in Kansas City Wednesday and
Thursday.
Mr.. Cliff b. Gibson, oneof Lafayette's
up-to-date hog breeders, spent yesterday
in our city.
Miss Mary Wiusor silver returned,
Kansas City.
Miss Susie Lesueur left Thursday for st.
Louis, where she will be the guest Of Miss
Annie Laurie.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. VIM, of Dover, were
the guests OF the family of DR.. j.. w.
Meng, Thursday.
Mr.. Ii. A. Forgey, candidate for railroad
commissioner, was a pleasant caller at
our office Monday.
Nh. Geo.. b. Charlton, one of yelling.
toms hustling citizens, was in town on
business Wednesday.
Mr.. VIM. c. White and daughter, Miss
TRUE, were the guests of relatives here
G,pdou DIrht ond MonAau
Mr.. James Eckle spent Monday aud
Tuesday in our CITY. He returned to
Dover Wednesday morning.
"Uncle Billy Harris, of Chapel Hill, |
one of the best men sin seven states"
was here Monday, attending court.
Capt. 10 r. Barnett was on the streets
Monday, looking'quite pale. He is just
recovering f ON a spell of sickness.
Miss Graves, who has been the guest OF
Miss Dixie Grady for several weeks, left
Thursday for her home at Versailles, KY. |
Miss Cora Peak went to Independence,
Wednesday morning, to attend the we'd
ding of a friend, and to visit for a few
Mr.. VIM. M. Cash, editor o! the Star, at
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visit TO relatives. He returned home
evening.
Mrs. DR.. John j. Greer and children ar
rived Sunday from oxford, Ohio, where
they have recently resided, and are visit
ing relatives here.
Editor Schooling, OF the Higginsville
was in town Monday, attending
tho rnaatinO nf the damnnrQtin 0nnnIU l
executive committee.
Miss Anna James Worthington left
Tuesday, for Columbia, where she will
take a special course In higher mathe-
for two months.
Mrs. Fannie McGrew came home We'd
nesday from her visit to Higgfnsville
She was accompanied home by
her sister, Mrs. Mildred Ragland.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. G. Webb, of Kansas
City, came Town Wednesday night and
till Thursday night, on a visit to
The family of Mr.. Frank Bowman.
Miss Maude Burden left Tuesday morn
ing for a visit to relatives in Jefferson
City. She will go from there to st. Loui
visit her cousin, Miss Frances Sloan,
before returning home.
Editor John HARDWOOD, of the Higgins.
Ville JeffersoniaD, attended the meeting
1f the executive committee Monday, and
off the job for printing the
election tickets and poll books.
Mr.. Lee English spent Sunday here, the
quest of the family of his uncle, Mr.. John
He has been for the past win
.er in Florida. hut has aacurad amDl0v.
in Sedalia, where his home will be
q the future.
Hen. Sam c.. Davis, of Marshall, called
IN the INTELLIaENCER yesterday. He is
candidate for circuit Judge, and is q very
gentleman and a good lawyer.
He was here on legal business, and, as in
luty bound, paid his respects TO our
'fice.
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