The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1899-09-30
PERSONALS.

Rev. w. It. Eastwood, OF Dover, called
on us Tuesday,
Rev. B. V. Alton will be stationed at
Slater the coming year.
COL. 8. j. huston is visiting his old
home at Portsmouth, Ohio.
Mr.. Sam Y. Neale, OF the H~igeinsville
Leader, called on US Monday.
Mr.. Lucieu Les1eur was some better
yesterday, but is still quite sick.
Mr.. J A. Lockhart and family moved
from Odessa TO this city Tuesday.
Judge John A. Lockhart, OF Yelling
ton, was here on business Wednesday.
Miss Annie Laurie, OF St. Louis, Is visit
ing Miss Frances Sawyer, near this city.
Miss Katie Kriehn has reached home
from her weeks business trip to Chicago.
Mr.. Henry L. Corbin, Of Dover, wal
registered at the Grand Central Thursday.
Mrs. jackson, OF Fort Worth, is here on
a visit to the family Of MIR. W. q. McCaus-
land.
Mr.. E. X. Wolfe, OF Lees Summit,
spent several day. here this week, visiting
frie1ds.
Mrs. Bert Taubman Is visiting her
parents, Rev. aud Mrs. T. NJ. Cobb, at
Nevada.
Mrs. s. Summers is visiting the family
of her grandson, Mr.. 8. 3. 0unlack, &C
Kansas City.
Mrs. Thomas Shelby is home again
from her visit to Der old home al Ports
mouth, Ohio,
Mrs. Il. e. Reynolds, Of Buffalo, New
York, is visiting her parents, DR.. aud
Mrs. F. Cooley.
Capt. W. A. Rsdd called for q few
minutes last Monday. We are always
glad to see him.
Capt. Todhunter, Mr.. Jacob Todhunter
and Major George vsudiver were here on
} business this week.
Mr.. George Taylor, who has been laid
up some weeks with bis eyes, is again at
his post In the ~postof1ce.
Mr.. John e. Arnold, OF Fort Worth,
. Texas, arrived last night on business, and
! to visit his daughter, Miss Locke,
: Dr.. Houser has been lecturing at thu
, opera house every night this week, AM
: has bad large audiences every night.
A MIR. Paul Rankin, Of Henry, Mo-, viii
A leave Monday morning for Kansas City
where he will enter Spalding Commercial
4. college.
e Mr.. Russell Wilson left yesterday. II,
says be did not know whether he woult
9 locate at Galena, Kan sas, or at Wag
ner, Indian Territory.
Rev. j. II. Granville, OF Central College
preached to the congregation at tn
Methodist Church at Richmond at IL q. m
9 and 7:a0 p, m. Sunday.
Mrs. Mary Wilson, OF Fort Worth
Texas, who had been visiting her sistert
Mrs. W. @. McCausland and Miss Flor
Il ence Arnold, left for home last night.
Miss Anna Tidball, and Miss Burnett'
OF Fort Worth, Texas, have gone hom'
y after a short visit to Mrs. W. @. McUau'
land. Miss Tidball 10 a neice OF Mr.
McCausland.
Mr.. II. l.. Groves, OF the Independent
:. Sentinel, came down Monday night I
|, get the facts In the shooting scrape whic
occurred here that day. He returned hon
n next morning.
Edwin Rankin, sou OF Capt. aud Mr.
W. d. Rankin, OF near Lexington Juntioi
has rome to Weatheriord, Texas, where b
= is employed as proieRsc1 Of Latin, aerms
y aud Greek In Weatheriord college.
D. Mr.. Q. c. McDermond, one Of the ne
y editors OF the Higgiusville Advance, cal.
ed on the INTELLIaKNoRR "Wednesday
, He is q very pleasant gentleman. He wa
y here getting acquainted with republica
politicians and voters.
= Mr.. Chas. W. Vaughan, Of Springfield
u came In Wednesday night, to visit on
y OF our iairest maidens. From what "
"a nave ucuAh We u ohA sheb -
4 heart is filled with Joy because OF b
coming. We have known for some weeh
n that Charlie was coming for she said 81
4. Mr.. F. P. Fiunell, recently OF Il
a Plattsburg Leader, has been here tn
week, visiting the family OF bis aun
il Mrs. Elizabeth smock. Mr.. Finuell is q
old W. NJ. A, boy, and enjoyed his Wis
very much. He is a very pleasant gentl'
0. man, and we appreciate the call he mac
10 Oh us.
Kentucky Gazette, 2sl Mrs. John Ret
Miss Clara Dudley and Zoe BAsset WI
have been travelling 10 the lake count
ID ior the last six weeks will be home toda,
They visited Mrs. Wells In Canada an
ID many other friends in that sectioI
Their friends will be delighted to ha'
them home again.