The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1898-07-30

Miss Fannie Stewart is visiting Mrs. A,
+. Sawyer, at Independence.

Miss Fannie Stewart is visiting Mrs. A.
F. Sawyer, at Independence.
Mrs. W. ID. Rankin, OF Ray county,
spent Wednesday in this city.
Miss Mary Packard, Of Independence, is
visiting Miss Maude HAMLET.
Mrs. c. B. Sexton is visiting her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. stramcke.
Mr.. Clifford Gordon, of Kansas CITY.
spent Sunday with his parents. !
Mrs. Jane Wilson, Of Sedalia, is visiting
the family OF Mr.. Upton Wilson.
Miss Maggie Spears leaves this morning
for Marshall, where she will visit frieuds.
Mrs. Sue Arnold, Of Paris, Texas, lie
visiting the family OF Mr.. J. A. Graham.
Miss Mary Agnes Mccoy, Of Kansas
City, is visiting Master VIM. stouessreet.
MIR. "Jack" Wittenberg returned from
Excelsior Springs last Saturday evening.
MIR. Frank Cash, now OF Bates City, re-
Gently Of Washington, called on us Thurs
day.
Mrs. Robt. L. Yeager, of Kansas City,
is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs, s. J.
Houston.
Mrs. Jennie Vaughan and Miss Rebekah
Field left Thursday for a visit at Chau-
tauqua, N. Y.
Prof. VIM. V. Catron, Of Wisconsin, is
at home on a visit to his parents, MIR. and
Mrs. G. NJ. Catron.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. T. White, Of Dover,
spent a couple Of days this week visiting
Mrs. l.. B. Gordon.
Miss Title Hollis Is making a two
weeks visit to her sister, Mrs. e. s. Bach,
at Colorado Springs.
Mrs. w. b. Hamlet went to Richmond
Thursday morning, to visit her daughter,
Mrs. Clifford Murray.
Mrs. Lula Allstadt Chaplin, of Chicago,
arrived here Saturday for a visit Of a week
or ten days to relatives.
Miss Katherine shacklett went to Wan
anaker, Mo-, yesterday, to visit her
friend, Miss Daisy Hanley.
Miss Florence Hall, who had been visit
ing relatives near Higgiusville, reached
home last Monday evening.
Mrs. Stella Bleeding, OF st. Louis, is ex
pected the latter part OF this week to visit
her mother, Mrs. Jno. X. Ford.
Miss Aggie Wilmot, who has been
spending a few weeks with her aunt,
Mrs. Fannie McGrew, has returned home.
Mrs. W. G. Allen, who has been visiting
her mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Fletcher
returned to Kansas City Sunday evening
Miss Ada Basket, who has been visit.
/, ing her brother, MIR. Noble Basket
) returned to her home at s~helbyville, KY.
last week.
Messrs. Edwin Ludwigs, Albert John
son, f. Beinker and Sam Williams wen
3 on the excursion to Randolph Spring,
last Sunday.
Miss Ethel May Shanklin, Of Trenton
and Miss Berien Menefee and Mr.. Der
Robertson OF Richmond, were here Frida,
e of last week.
: Miss Martha Chapman, Of Higginsville
came up last Saturday, and RENAME,
three or four days visiting Miss Betti
= Mccormack.
Miss Blanche Llewellyn aud her cousin
Miss Johnston, Of Omaha, have rsturne
"A from a three weeks visit to relatives 1
Kansas City.
Mrs. Mary Il. Mills and her daughter
Mrs. Jno. Wash, OF warrensburg, ar
D. visiting the family OF Mr.. John DUNLAP
near Lexington.
v Mrs. Annie Wilker and daughters, Mis-
Addie and Miss Estelle, who have bee
visiting in st. Louis, returned HON
Thursday evening.
fe Mrs. Ola Cushman, Of Colorado. WI
was visiting Mrs. John Eggleston an
no other friends in this city, returned hon
Thursday morning.
ne Mrs. j. W. McGarvey, Of LexingtoI
KY, and Mrs. T. B. Campbell, Of this cit
ne are visiting Mrs. J. W. Henry, 1908 Lii
wood avenue, Kansas City.
Mrs. Robert Morris, en- route to h
home in 81. Louis, from n visit in Denye
a Col, arrived here last Sunday and spel
several days with Mrs. Chas. Weber.
Miss Mary Vaughan, who has been
, st. Louis with her uncle, DIR. X. Vaugha
6s for the past year, arrived last week for
months visit to her fathers family.
Mrs. j. IL. Sender and children, WI
have been visiting her parents, MI. an
Mrs. Geo. Hutchinson, left Thursday afte
a. noon for her home at Des Moines, Iowa.
Misses Bernice Sinclair, Of J~efierso
g. City, and Bette Belle Perrie, OF Mayviey
A. who have been the guests OF Mrs. Job
Eggleston, returned to their homes Q
e, Wednesday.
o. Mr.. and Mrs. Il. j. Stark, who ha,
been spending some time with relative
Nh in Sedalia, arrived Thursday evening, an
will visit Mrs. Stark's parents, Rev. al
as Mrs. Xenophon Ryland.
IN Hon. George w. Trigg, Of Richmon'
was here one day this week, looking aft
his political interests. He is q candida
for railroad commissioner, aud seems
in be gaining strength all the time.
Or De Soto, Mo-, correspondence to s
lg Louis Globe Democrat: Miss Emma Phi
IS ner, OF Lexington, Mo-, is the guest OF Il
Misses Klenn e., Miss Julia Klenn has r,
IN turned from a visit to Lexington.
Mrs. W. q. Musgrove ana Misses Mar
is ME Chinn, Jessie Bates and Lizzie Slusl
er left Monday evening. for weeks Wis
l. to Omaha. They were Joined at the dep,
by Miss Lille Drysdale, of Sweet Spring
and at Kansas City by Miss Lille Cron
well. We hope they will have a ver
pleasant visit.