The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1899-09-02
PERSONALS

Mrs. DR.. Bradley, Of MAYHEM, is again q
dangerously sick. a
Mr.. ". G. McCausland is 10 the East b
his fall stock, "
Mr.. Horace Bolton is in the insurance
business at Higginsville.
Miss Lutte Chambers has returned from .
her visit to Chautauqua. =
Mr.. Guy Russell OF Kansas City, is here 4
visiting his cousin, Miss May Russell. {
Mrs. L. b. Gordon is visiting the family
Of her son, Mr.. Ben Gordon, at St. Joe.
MIR. and Mrs. @. L. Wade are home
again from a visit to friends in Chicago.
Miss Edna Van Wagner, Of Fort Dodds,
Iowa, is here visiting Miss ouida Minter.
Miss Riley Eastwood, OF Dover, will
start, Tuesday, to Moberly, to attend
school.
Misses Elizabeth Knight and Lottie
Sweet have arrived 10 attend Central
College.
Prof. Richter, Of Lexington, was regis
tered at the Midland Hotel, Kansas City,
August %.
Misses Halle Harlan aud Addle Wilker
went to Odessa yesterday, to visit friends
and relatives.
Mr.. Newton Kennedy is sick at Mrs.
Nickell's Home, with mslarial fever. He
is improving.
Mr.. Charley Vaughn, OF Richmond,
spent Sunday with one of ~LexingtOn's
fair daughters.
DIR. ]. l.. Peak aud Mr.. Lawrence Peak
have returned from their visit to the
northern lakes.
Mrs. W. f. Kerdolf and son, George,
reached home Friday from a visit to
relatives at Fayette.
Mr.. L. Il. Yates and wife, OF Kansas
City, spent Sunday here with his sister,
Mrs. z. NJ. Williams.
Mr.. Butler Williamson is out again
after his serious sickness. Mrs. William
son is also improving.
Mrs. Caltha Campbell is home again
, from a visit to her brother, DR.. Viyion,
a at Galesburg, Illinois.
Mr.. L. b. Atkieson has returned to his
n home in Arkansas, after a visit to his
/ daughters In this city.
Q Miss Ethel Neale, OF Higginsville, who
K had been visiting the Misses Van Anglen,
returned home Tuesday.
Mr.. George Taylor has returned from
n his visit to Liberty. He says he greatly
enjoyed his visit to the "fair."
Mrs. Menefee, OF Richmond, arrived
Monday morning to assume her position
n as housekeeper at Central College.
!. Mr.. VIM. Mars, his wife and two chill
g dren, returned home Monday from a
r pleasant visit with relatives at Hardin.
Miss Airline Burden and Master Milton
Royle came home Sunday, from a two
~ weeks stay with friends at Richmond
DR.. Joseph Gordon, after a visit oil
about three weeks to his parents at Dover
:, returned, Tuesday, to his home at Xenia
a Illinois.
Elder Charles Plattenburg, who hal
been at Dover for the past three weeks
returned to his home in Pennsylvania
Tuesday.
or Mrs. William Barton and children, VIII
or have been the guests OF Mr.. Walter Wad'
dell, for some weeks, have returned t.
~ Kansas City.
IN Mr.. Ii. Clinton Sydnor, the champion
II. hog raiser of Lafayette county, was In th
city on business, Wednesday, and mad
US a pleasant call.
las Rev. 2. M. Williams and wife left Tues
day morning for Fayette, to attend Ii
,rd Missouri conference. which convene
NJ. Wednesday morning.
on DR.. F. Cooley, for many years a residen
ir- Of this city, has returned here to make b
II" home. For the past twenty years he hs
lso lived at Kansas City.
so Mr.. viii Ward Mitchell, the Higgins
ce. vile poet, and editor OF the Higginsvill
Ike Mirror called on US Thursday. We enjoy
of cd his visit, aud hope he will call again.
Of DR.. p. NJ. Agee left yesterday mornin
to for Klrksville, to visit his mother. 4
Vas was accompanied by Miss Leila Gordol
tin VINO will study osteol atby at DIR. Still
the school.
u' Mrs. j. Robert Davis reached hon
last Saturday from a protracted visit
ect her son. Mr.. Dent Davis and family,
ain Brush, Colorado. Her little granddaught
md is growing nicely.
Mr.. W. F. Kerdolff came In last Satui
'nu day for a weeks visit with home folk
He has been absent five weeks, %traveliI
In Nebraska for the Kansas City Creame
''e' Package company.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. w. Winkler ha
returned from a visit to their daught'
MS Mrs. Joseph Homer, and son, Mr.. VILLA
q Winkler, at Los Angeles, California. TIL
vi enjoyed the trip verymuch.
Misses May Limrick Sharp aud Nj
Sharp, daughters OF the Rev. A. I. Shar
A.. OF st. Louis, who have been visiting t
family OF Mr.. John Powell for sevel
weeks, left for home Monday, via Fulto
where they are visiting friends this wee
hat
az Somehow or other the report got
/ IN circulation that Miss Maggie Spears "
Tho quite sick. We saw her Wednesday, a
tbs asked her about it. She said she had q
in. been sick, but was feeling better tn
usual.
t Of Miss Annie Allen got home Sund
Our from an extended visit to her sister, M
st Of George b. Dealey at Dallas, Texas, a
'ear. her brother, Mr.. Ethan Allen, at Tacor
fav- Washington. She had q very pleasi
very visit, and her health was improved
the trip.
any Higginsyille Mirror: Miss Madel
Bywaters, who will teach in the GU
I the City Business College, has arrived h
light. from a visit In Odessa, and is now
orge guest OF her aunt, Mrs. David Bear. N
| the Bywaters is a fluent French and Germ
of scholar, a competent teacher and a
The gentlewoman."
10 Of Mrs. sallie X. Smith, after a visit to
after daughter, Mrs. Alice Buckner, at Chica
, ad- and to her son, David, at st. 10
they returned to Lexington, and after a stal
pres a few days returned to her home
.ton, Kansas City. Her granddaughter, A
leak, Mckee will be a boarder at Cen.
Anna College.
.nnie MIR. William Trenholm, general m
ager OF the New York Mining compa
ton OF Galens, Kansas, came in Sunday,
q, OF was the guest OF Miss Anna Worthingi
eaie, Wednesday afternoon Mr.. Trenholm
!, Joe some friends visited the Baptist chul
W. where he entertained them with Sc
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