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

1a1 DfA1AN a. Na VI LIN AAbsf 70 VS.
iting Mrs. H. W. Winsor.
Miss Allie Eagle is visiting relatives
and friends in Kansas City.
Mrs. Bacon, who lives in the Went
worth fats, has been quite sick during
the week.
Mr.. W. S, Epperson, az old resident Of
this city, was here on business last
Saturday.
Mr.. E. J. starke spent this week in
sedalia, visiting his brother, and attend
log the street fair.
Messrs. Alex. Graves and W. p. Aull
were registered at the Midland Hotel,
Kansas City, September 7th.
Mrs. V. J willett, OF Harrisouyllle, has
been visiting this week with the family Of
her father, Rev. X. Ryland.
Miss Fannie Sawyer went to Kansas
City Wednesday, to act as bridesmaid for
one OF her young lady friends.
Mrs, John McFAdin, who went to New
Mexico three weeks ago, to visit her
daughter, Mrs. Walmsley, got home
Thursday.
Miss Mollie Cheatham has gone to Kan.
sas City for treatment at the ScArritt
hospital. She has been quite sick all
summer.
Mrs. ]. $. Cash, Of DeQueen, Arkansas,
visited relatives and friends 10 the city a
few days this week Inc left for Windsor,
Mo-, this morning.
Mr.. Ed. Venable, who has been taking
a lay-on for Ave or six weeks, aud
rus,icating 10 Kansas and Arkansas, got
home Monday night.
Mrs. Dora Bates has returned to her
home at Harrisouvllle. Her mother, Mrs,
A. T. Kirtly, went with her, and will
make q protrscted visit.
Mr.. J. $. Hudson, Of Nevada, Mo-, call
ed on us Monday. He was on his way
home from a visit to the family Of Mr.. j.
A. Emison, near Wellington.
Mr.. Emison Chanslor came In Saturday
night to visit his family, who had been
here visiting for some weeks. They all
left for st. Louis Monday morning.
Mr.. David Keller, who has beer attend
ing school in Chicago for the past year,
came home the other day to visit his par
ents for a time before entering school
this fall.
Mr.. David Keller, who has been attend
ing the Northwestern University Of Chi
cago, came home Monday on a visit. His
sister, Mrs. Epstein OF Parkersburg, West
Virginia, reached here the same day.
Mrs. E. N. Hopkins has been spending
some weeks with her sister, Mrs. Il. J.
Wilson, at Helena, Arkansas, who bias
been seriously sick. Mrs. Hyde left here
the first Of the week to make a visit 10 her
daughters.
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turned Saturday morning from Lexing.
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