The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1899-05-20
LEXINGTON 1NrELL1oENoER. SATURDAY. MAY 20, 1899


PERSONALS.
DR.. Tucker has been sick a few days
his week. W
Mrs. Caltha Campbell has returned 10 :.
Ter post at W. NJ. A. NJ
Mr.. NJ. v. Oliver, OF Dover, was here n,
n business Wednesday.
MIR. q. NJ. Mountioy made a business Il
rip to Richmond, Tuesday. N
Mrs. VIM. H. Carter is visiting her
Mrs. John W. Mepe.
Mr.. James Aull, Of st. Louis, was here 5
business a few days this week.
Mr.. X. Sam Hays, Of Sweet Springs, I
was here visiting relatives last Sunday. =
Mrs. L.. g. Buiord, OF Lincoln, Nebras-
ka, is visiting her daughter, Mrs. W. R. 4
Eckle. i
Col. Sellers, oil Lexington, was regis
tered at the Midland hotel, Kansas City, q
May 18th. NJ
Mrs. +. A. Dubois, OF Longton, Kansas
Is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Il. NJ.
Taubman.
Prof. C.. A. Phillips, Of Odessa, was here
a few hours Tuesday, but was in too big a
hurry to call on us.
Mr.. j. NJ. Robinson aud wife, OF Lex
ington, were registered at the Midland
hotel, Kansas City, May 18th.
Mrs. Il. N. Hopkins, who had been
visiting her sister, Mrs. Wilson, at Helena,
Ark, returned home last Friday.
Mrs. o. Andreen and children, and Miss
Annie Allen went to Higginsville, last
Saturday, aud spent the day with Mrs. A.
Wade.
Lieutenant Stanley Gordon arrived at
home Sunday morning. He was q mem
Der OF the Sixth Missouri, and saw service
10 Cuba.
Miss Katie Drysdale, of Sweet Springs,
came up last Saturday on a visit TO rela-
tives. She left for home Thursday
evening.
Mr.. James Wentworth, Of st. Louis,
was here Wednesday to attend q meeting
, Of the directors of the Lexington Water
! Company.
> Mr.. John X. Wilmot went to st. Louis,
the first of the week, to attend the big
:, shooting match which has been in prog.
ress all week.
Messrs. G. Y. Ford, G. X. Greasy and
A. r. Patterson, OF this county attended
u the confederate reunion at Charleston,
: 9. e., last week.
MIR. J. A. jackson, OF Blackburn, was
. here Thursday TO consult DIR. Payne In
!. regard to a cancer. DIR. Paine Is getting
:, q reputation as cancer doctor.
" Mrs. A. T. Johoson went to st. Louis
q last Friday, and got home Monday. She
saw the Nashville, and also made a short
1t visit to her daughter, Mrs. Beinker.
n County Assessor Drummond is spend
ing a couple OF weeks at Excelsior
IA Springs on account Of his health. WI
hope he may be made well by his visit.
re Miss Bessie Wallace has gone to Sails
is bury, Mo-, to take charge OF the depart
IT meut OF vocal music In the Norti
ut Missouri Academy, till the session closes
!" Mrs. Isy Gratz and daughter hav'
or returned from an extended visit to rela
" tlyes At Fulton, Kentucky. hr. Graf
OF met them at 81. Louis and accompanie
~ them home.
,, DR.. j. j. Fulkerson came down tow
for a short time Monday. This was h
first outing since he was taken wit
pneumonia, several weeks ago. Every
body was glad to see him.
Miss Lizzie Groves, OF Independence
on who has been sick since the middle
last October, was recently removed to
hospital al Kansas City, where, 1t
hoped, her recovery will be rapid,
-. Miss Dunlap aud Miss Hickman,
Kansas City, came down last Saturday @
Tub a visit to the family Of Mr.. 10 o. Lesueu
-. They returned home Thursday. and MI
g.. Susie Lesueur accompanied them.
Mrs. Araminta Seaton, of Knoxvill
&c, Tennessee, is visiting her sister, MI
Sarah Hays. They have not seen ca
Tub other since 1860. Mrs. Seaton has be
-. visiting her daughter, Mrs. George w
.,. terhouse at Bates City.
Mrs. T. B. Yates, of Gallatin, Nilsson
arrived Thursday evening on a visit
her daughter, Mrs. z. M. williams,
Central College. Mr.. Virgil Yates a.
Mr.. Alex. Richardson, Two nephews
IN Mrs. williams, accompanied Mrs. fae
DOL u-
Adjutant Luther Crenshaw, OF the Six
Missouri, reached home Wednesday.
ia In splendid health. His regiment W
all in Cuba, but did not get any OF the hgh
ro- ing. Everybody knows that the Slx
'no would have made a fighting record II
'eh had been given a chance.
Mrs. Roberta Hill, nee Pet Young, W
had been visiting her mother, Mrs. Ma
Young, and other relatives In the Prai
Church neighborhood, for several wee|
- left for Cover, Monday, to visit her cous
Mrs. Jameson, after which she will retu
To her home In California.
Dr.. ]. ii. Pritchett, OF Nashville, Ten
M, who is missionary secretary OF I
,era Southern M. Il. church, arrived h
lies. Tuesday on a visit to his son, Prof.. ].
Pritchett. of G. F. c. On Wednesd
Iall, morning Prof. W. Ii. Pritchett, princi'
der, of Northwest Missouri College, at Alba
tin, Mo-, arrived to visit his brother a
rris father.
Gill; Mr.. l.. q. Read, general manager OF
nah Abendroth 4 Root Manufacturing Co
and pany, Of New York, was here this we
and made us a call. Mr.. Read has recen
aucceeded to the office Of general manaf
and come here to be elected as gene
D,or manager Of the Lexington Water Go
pany. He is an intelligent, progress
man, and was very we'll pleased with
r,sb first visit to Lexington.
Church OF Christ Scientist, Sun,
ii' services as follows: 1890 q. m, Sun
'seS' school II 80 a.. M, at Knights Of Pytl
"on- hall. All are cordially invited.
ates, Difficulties Relieved.