The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1899-06-03

Mr.. George venable, Jr., is at home on
a visit this week.


las a visitor to c. +. c. this week.
Mrs. Mary A. Zeiler, OF Kansas City,
rived yesterday for a visit to relatives
nd irieDds. y
Mr.. Geo. IL. s.ier, Of Lexington, was I
egistered at the Midland hotel, Kansas
June LIST.
MIR. and Mrs. Littlejohn, Of Dover, at {
ended services at the Baptist church
lere last Sunday.
Mr.. W. ID. Meng, OF Lexington, was
registered at the Midland hotel, Kansas !
,ity. May 9th.
Miss Mamie Chiun left, yesterday, for
Columbia, TO spend a month with her
Miss Lillian Banks.
Miss Riley Eastwood, OF Dover, who
who has been attending school at
Moberly, got home Monday.
Miss Annie Allen started, Friday,
for Dallas, Texas, to make a visit to her
sister, Mrs. George b. Dealey.
Miss Olive Carter, who had been max
Ing a visit to relatives in this city,
returned Monday to Kansas City.
Mrs. A. Wade and the baby, of Hig-
ginsvllle, came up Wednesday on a visit
to Mrs. Andreen aud other relatives.
Mrs. A. IL. Warren, OF Kansas City, is
visiting her sister-in-law, Mrs. Clarence
Vivion, and will remain till Morday.
Miss Eva NJ, Welsa, o. Kansas City,
Kansas, attended the closing exercises at
U. f. @. as a guest OF MISS Leila Ramsay,
Miss Edna Rinehart, OF HIgginsville,
Spent Saturday aud Sunday in this city,
visiting the family Of Mr.. Clarence
Vivlon.
Mr.. Q. NJ. Neale and wife, of Higgins
Vile, spent Saturday and Sunday In this
city, with the family of Mr.. Clarence
Vivlon.
The Misses Chambers, OF Excelsior
Springs, aud Miss Lucy Morrison, OF
Kansas City, are visiting Miss Louise
Chandler.
Miss Nellie Warren, q graduate OF the
Christian Orphan school, at Fulton, and
who took the third honor, is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Clarence Vivion.
Mrs. c. d. Hammond, nee Anna Herr,
OF Mayhem, has been visiting friends In
this city, this week, and attending the
closing exercises Of u schools.
Mrs. David Ralston and Mrs. Arthur
Young made the INTELLIeENoER
pleasant call Friday. We promised no
to say anything about new hats, &c.
Mr.. G. j. Wolaver, whose family hav,
been visiting at Wellington for four o
Ave weeks, will go after them today, ant
bring them home. He is very weary o
bachelor life.
Mr.. Bledsoe McRoskey, Of st. Louis
y was here last week, visiting the iamil.
d lof his brother-in law, MIR. ID. w. Il
4 Tevis, aud attending the closing exercise
y Of Baptist College.
/ Miss Mollie Cheatham went to Kansa
q City, some weeks ago for a short visiI
She was taken suddenly and s%erlousl
o III, and has not been able to retnr
home. She Is improving, and was 40
a TO write home Monday
l. DR., W. b. Palmore, OF st. Louis, arrive
e here Tuesday morning, to attend
d meeting Of the board OF directors OF G.
es G. DIR. Palmore is au earnest, acti'
ID friend OF Central, and has always show
be his faith by his works.
Mr. lobn Lisiecki NOW of Kansas Cit
:. called on us Tuesday. He is in the go
,o ernment service as II u. $. letter CARR
at Kansas City, and one of the mo
popular men on the force. lie was bo
IN and reared in this city, and was he
visiting his many old friends.
.,, Mira. q. q. Walker. Of Kansas CITY, W
-, bere Tuesday. a guest OF her pupil, NJ
O. Andreen. Mrs. Walker, nee singleto
was A graduate OF B.. +. c. in 1872, and