The weekly intelligencer., 1899-08-19

Higginsville, visited relatives 10 this city
between trains last Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. Wilson Hardy aud his sister, Miss
Edith, OF Georgia, arrived Tuesday to
visit the family of Capt. W. d. Rankin.
Messrs. Otto Primer. Thos. Hale, and
Frank Moore left Thursday evening for
Fonda, Iowa, where they have secured
employment.
Frank Slaughter, accompanied by Mrs.
Fannie Wilmot, went to Kansas City yes
terday to consult an optician In regard to
his injured eye.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emison Chanslor came in
from st. Louis the first Of the week. Mira.
Chanslor is still here and the guest OF
Mrs. R. e. Smith.
Miss Annie Allen, who has been visit
ing her brother. Mr.. Ethan Allen, at
Tacoma, Washington, will start home the
FIRST Of next week.
Mrs. s. Kaufman and Mrs. X. Bachman,
OF Kansas City, who have been visiting
the family of Mr.. Phillip Keller, returned
home Thursday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. r. Cromwell, OF Inde.
pendence, with their daughter, Miss
Nettie, visited the family Of Mr.. John
Morrison the first OF the week.
Miss Mary Keating, OF this city, who
has been the guest OF Misses Ella and
Maggie Glenn, OF near Mayview, for the
past two weeks, has returned home.
Mrs. Millard Graham, who has been
visiting Mrs. w. A. Gordon, OF this city,
for a week, left for her home at Las
Animas, Colorado, Wednesday morning.
Mr.. T. B. Fredendall and wife, Of Wash.
ington, Kansas, are here on visit to Mr.
and Mrs. DIR. Fredendsll, Of this city. Mr..
4. B. Fredendsll Is DR.. Fredendall's
brother.
Miss Jennie Crowder returned home
Saturday morning from several weeks
visit to Denver, Colorado. She was ac-
conpanied home by her cousin, Miss
Florence johnson.
Mrs. Joseph s. Cash aud son Cecil, Of
Of DeQueen, Ark, and Mrs. Arthur Cash,
OF Odessa, came in Saturday, on visit to
the family Of Mr.. W. NJ. Cash. They re-
turned to Odessa, Thursday.
Prof, John r. Kirk has resigned bis
position Of examiner Of schools for thu
State University to accept the presidency
OF the State Normal School at Kirksville
to which position he was elected q few
weeks apo.
Prof. Emil Winkler, director Of the
Nashville, Tenn, conservatory Of music
presided at the organ 10 the German
Evangelical church Sunday morning last
He is former resident OF this city and 4
fine musician.
Major Sanford Sellers, OF Wentworth
Military Academy, returned home Thurs
day morning from two weeks canvassini 4
tour through Kansas, Texas and tn,
Indian Territory In the interest OF th'
school. He had a very successful trip.
Mrs. W. L. Mccoy, Of Independence
who has been visiting the family Of be
brother, Mr.. t. Q. Sawyer, returned hom
Wednesday morning, accompanied by he
niece, Miss Mary Sawyer, and Mrs. L. A
Flaveu, OF st. Louis, who has been visit
Mrs. Sawyer.
The Lake Miunetonka (Minn) CORES
pondent to the st. Louis Republic says
"a party OF Missourians, consisting o
DR.. Hassell, Sr., and DR.. Hasssll, Jr., an,
Col. wilcoxen, delighted the guests o
the Sampson House last week by bringinI
in string Of fifty bass"
Elder J. b. Jones, president Of th
Orphan School, at Fulton, was here Sun
day, and went down to Dover to atten,
the August meeting. He returned her
Monday, The Orphan school is doing
good work, and Elder Jones Is receivinI
considerable encouragement.
Mr.. James Cham berlain and fam lily, VIII
have been visiting relatives In this city
departed Wednesday for Marshall +
make their future home. Heretofore the
have resided in Kansas City. 1t Is th
intention Of MIR. Chamberlain to enter th
real estate and loan usiness at Marshall
Portsmouth Ohio Times, August u
Mrs. Margaret Shelby, Of Lexington, Mo
and Mrs. Helen M. Jacobs, OF Richmond
Mo-, are guests at the lovely suburba
home OF their sister, Miss Irene Huston
OF Grape hill. Miss Jacobs is the mothe
, OF Senator John Morton, OF Ray county
! Mo.
Mr.. Buiord Chinn and daughters re
turned from their camping trip to Meal
lister springs Friday Of last week. The
had intended to remain about two weOks
but Mr.. Cbinn was taken i'll few day
after they made camp and was forced +
return home. He is just able to be abou
again now. We wish them better lucl
next time.
The editor OF the INTELLIaENcER an,
his wife left Tuesday morning, for Kan
sas City, to attend the state Editoria
Association, which held its annual meet
ing on Tuesday and Wednesday. Th
association left Kansas City and spen
Thursday at the Omaha Exposition
Thursday night they left Omaha for st
Paul and Minneapolis. They will speD'
two or three days at lake Minnetonka
Miss Jessie Thistle, whose marriag
was reported as having taken place II
Germany, is spending the summer IL
Turin, noun tain resort In Old Saxony
Miss Thistle will be married in the fal
to Mr.. John Smaller, OF Dresden, WHIT
was for five years q resident of New York
The marriage will be soemnIzed at th'
home OF Mr.. Shaller's married sister a
Dresden, the precarious health of who's
aged mother prevents II taking place II
this country. Miss Thistle's many claim
to popularity are well known here, ant
the prospective groom is gentleman o
elegance and culture, combining will
these a successful business career. Mr.
Smaller and his brlde-to be contemplate
an extensive tour Of Europe before set
Ting down to housekeeping In Dresden
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The 18th annual meeting oi the Stat
Association Mexican Veterans will b.
held In Nevada, Vernon county, Mo
Sept. IA and l5, 1899. All Mexican Vet
erans and their friends are cordial!
invited. Preparations for the entertain
meut Of Veterans have been made