The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1899-08-26
PERSONALS,

sS SIS Ae- bpCN's
Capt. Todhunter made a business trip
to this city Monday.
Mr.. II. W. Thieman and Judge Temple
were in the city Monday.
Mr.. ] Reid Ryland has been visiting
the home folks this week.
Mrs. Butts and Mrs. Ed. Payne spent
Wednesday In Kansas City.
DIR. Hassell got home last week from his
extended visit to Lake M~innetonka.
Miss Hattie Harlan, OF Kirksville, is
visiting her friend, Miss Addie Wilker.
Prof. ]. A. Beauchamp was registered at
the Midland hotel, Kansas City, August
23d.
Mr.. Geo. NJ. Mountioy was so much
improved as to be out on the streets again
this week.
Mr.. George $. Wilson is visiting Mr..
and Mrs. T. b. Fredendall, at Washing
ton, Kansas.
Miss Mary Graves, who wal dangerously
sick last week, was well enough to take a
drive this week.
Misses sallie and Bessie Craig visited
their cousin, Mrs. j.. X. Edwards, ut Mt.
Leonard last week.
Miss Lucie May Payne reached home
this week from a visit OF several weeks TO
relatives In Kentucky.
Mr.. Young Ewing and family spent
few days last week visiting friends at
Independence and Buckner.
Mrs. T. j. Nj .Elroy, OF Independence,
came come Monday, on a surprise visit to
her mother, Mrs. James Hays.
Miss Bette Hays, who had been visiting
friends and relatives In Maryland for
about two years, reached home Monday.
Rev. Henry A. Young, and family, are
visiting the family Of his father, Mr..
Rufus Young. lie is now a resident oil
Virginia.
Mrs. Alice Slayback, after a visit OF two
weeks to her sisters, Mrs. Tevis and Mrs.
Chapman, returned to her home In 81
Louis Wednesday.
Mrs. Benjamin Chinn and her little
neice, Edna Young, Of Kansas City, alter
q visit to this city, are now visiting
friends at Waverly.
Mrs. W. A. Daniels, of Valley Falls
Kansas, arrived Monday night Tor al
extended visit to her sisters, Mrs. H. b
9 Tunstall and Mrs. J. ID. Conner
: Mrs. e. j. Fenstermacher and her moth
err, Mrs. Allen, went to Kansas City, yes
terday, to visit the family OF Elder W. A.
K~okepdoffer for a couple OF weeks.
a Miss Mary Bell Carter, of Kansas City
1 who has been visiting Miss Cornelia Ky
r land, left Wednesday morning for hig
= ginsyllle where she will make q visit.
DIR. ]. B. Gordon, OF Xenia, ILL.,, whit
has been here on a visit to his parents, a
Dover, made us a pleasant call Monday
It He Is a son OF Mr.. aud Mrs. Geo. b. Cor
= don.
Prof. Granville, who has accepted In
y chair OF ancient and modern language
in Central College, arrived Tuesday eve
. ming with his family to make their hon
n here. We welcome them TO our midst
Is Mr.. James Chamberlain has moved hi
. family to Marshall to live. We congrat
ulate Marshall on her acquisition. Mi
Chamberlain is a business man, and
y deservedly popular with all who kno'
10 him.
y Master Stanley Demand reached hon
II Monday, from a visit OF three weeks t
h his grandparents at Pilot Grove, and hi
Is grandparents at Smithton. He has tw
grandiathers and two grandmother
lr living.
l. Mrs. j. @. Coss has returned from hi
az visit OF three weeks to friends at JopliI
Nevada and other points in southwei
a: Missouri. Miss Clarice Wyand, who WEI
y, with her, concluded to remain awhi
ly longer.
~ Lieut.. Commander Wood, U. $. NJ,
here visiting his sister, Miss Maria Wool
te Lieut.. Woods vessel is the one thi
c ,rried the ammunition to Hong KonI
e. which Dewey used in the battle
cd Manila.
H. Marshall Democrat News, IA; Mis-
Matte Branch OF Lexington, who hi
ed been visiting Mrs. James Branch, lie
es Saturday for her home accompanied b
ge Miss Mamie Branch, who will make Il
former a visit.
IL Mrs. Il. L. Spurgeon and Miss Lii
he Drysdale, OF Sweet Springs, accompanit
he the editorial excursion. They stopped
as Kansas City Sunday, and came he
,I Monday on a short visit to relative
oy They departed for home Tuesday evenin
w Miss Lizzie Lockhart, Miss May Loci
Tor hart and Miss Mamie Corse, of WellinI
to ton, who have been visiting the family
Rev. w. T. Eastwood, at Dover, for thr
IA. weeks, returned home Wednesday. Mi
Susie East wood went home with them I
ny a visit.
pas Mr.. and Mrs. T. L. Cannon, OF st. Lou
u.s. were with the editorial excursion, al
her Mrs. Cannon was popular with ever
OF body. Her mother was formerly MI
Hanna Shields, a daughter OF Gener
,U Shields. MIR. Cannon was quite sick t
last two days Of the trip.
'oi DR.. d. II. earns and family left Thu
i'll day morning for their new location in t
ted West. They expect to locate at Phoen.
ars A, T., or Las Vegas, n. NJ. Mrs. Carr
to is Mrs. VIM. Aull's sister, and the fam.
ion have been the guests OF Mr.. and M
Aull for several weeks past.
H%igginsvllle Leader: "Miss LiviI
she Warren left Monday for Chicago, witt
hat she will take a course in art under
had best masters Of the country. She will
"a absent until the first OF September VIII
has abe will return and take up her work
,ro. the @. c. N. and b. c. OF this city,"
ant Everybody was glad to see MIR. Sanf'
old. Thornton home from his long visit to
nai, West. He went through Albuquerq
we ElPaso, up the western coast
OF California, thence to Ogden, Salt Ii
city, Denver, Colorado Springs, and b'
home. He was gone seven weeks, 1
ling greatly enjoyed his trip.
ort,
oval Matt Quay still has his hand on