The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1899-09-16
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PERSONALS.
Mr.. John Schofeld, OF Leavenworth,
speut Sunday here.
Miss Malta Powell has returned from
her visit to relatives at Richmond.
Mr.. George s.. Wilson has returned from
his visit to relatives at Washington,
Kansas.
Miss Lizzie Vaughan, Of Dover, visited
Mrs. Frank Bowman the latter part Of
last week.
Miss Elma Soderberg, Of Chicago, an
expert hat trimmer, 10 now assisting Mrs.
Moorehead.
Mr.. Harry St. Clair left Monday for his
home at Huntsville, to visit his mother
for a week.
Mrs. Charles Napton, Of Saline county,
is visiting the family OF her father, Mr..
George NJ. Vaughan.
Misses Minnie and Irene Ashurst ar.
rived Monday evening, from Blackburn,
to enter Baptist College.
Mr.. Fred Wilson has returned from his
visit to the eastern cities, where he
purchased a large stock.
Miss Hattie, daughter OF Col. George 8.
Rathbuu, OF Springfield, Mo-, is a guest OF
Miss Kittie Fulkerson.
Mr.. Charles Geyer, who has been trav.
cling With a minstrel company for some
months, got home Wednesday.
Mr.. Mansfield McClellaud was down
with malarial fever last week, but Is
attending to business this week.
Prof. and Mrs. F. A. Nunvar came in
last week. Prof. Nunvar is en- instru-
mental teacher at Baptist College.
Messrs. X. Richter and r. H. Jones, Of
Lexington, were registered at the Mid
land hotel, Kansas City, September 18th.
Mrs. Spur aud Miss Alta Curtis have
returned from their months visit to the
family OF Mr.. Ben Blincoe, near Page
City.
Prof. w. v. Catron, who spent his
vacation here, left, Saturday, for Mil.
waukee, where he Is q teacher in the high
school.
Mrs. B. B. Frazer and little daughter
Helen, arrived Thursday morning from
St. Joseph, to visit her mother, Mrs. B,
r. Ireland.
Rev. X. Ryland, after making a visit oil
some weeks to his family In this city,
left Tuesday, for work In his evangelisuC
field in Arkansas.
Miss Lucy A. Marshall, daughter oil Mr.
]. l.. Marshall, has accepted a position al
assistant teacher Of Instrumental music
In Baptist College.
MI. d. P. Moore, Of Mexico, NO., has
been here this week looking after the
telephone business. He is superintend
cot Of the Company.
Mrs. H. W. McNeel, OF Odessa, is Visit
Ing the family Of her father, John X
Howe, Esq, near this city, aud will
remain two or three weeks.
Mrs. q. W. Hyde has returned from bel
visit 10 her daughter, Mrs. II. J. Wilson
at Helena, Arkansas. Mrs. Wilson wa,
greatly improved when she left.
Blackburn Record: MRS. Alice Shaw
and daughters, Misses Alice aud Myra
will leave for Lexington Saturday, wher,
the former will be matron OF Baptist Col
leee and her daughters pupils.
Prof. George Kriehn, who has beer
spending the summer at home, will leav,
Monday TO resume his work In Chicago
Miss Katie KrIehn will go with him, ant
will purchase her fall stock while absent
Mrs. j.. N. Edwards and daughter, Mis-
Laura, who have beer spending the hoI
season at Dover, have returned TO Jeffer'
son City. Miss Laura has gone to st
Louis, to take a postgraduate course II
music.
jefferson City Press: Cyclone Jim
Merriield, the Missouri Pacific passenge
conductor who tried to break into thi
ONCE Of railroad commissioner some year,
ago on the republican ticket, passe,
through the city Thursday In charge o
train No. l. When told by Judge Stark,
that Shackleiord had a plurality Of 4,4SO
he fell over against the car and said
"why didn't you fellows make 1t IS. 0OOS'
He was simply paralyzed at the result
Only two weeks before this time he wa
declaring that Vosholl would be electe,
by 1000.