The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1899-07-08

o spend the summer. n
Mr.. Walter Resder has accepted a posi- b
ion with MIR. Henry Slnauer.
We are glad to welcome MIR. Walter W. 4
Duncan back to his old home. :
Mrs. H. G. Swartz, OF Higginsville, was o
Miss Emma Morath this week.
Misses Clara and Bessie Dawson, Of Il
are here visiting Mrs. Lee Bayer. o
Mr.. Charles H. Royls. Of Kansas City, I
10 spending his vacation here with his A
b
Mrs. Robert e. Smith aud Miss Ella :,
left yesterday for a visit to ),
y
Mr.. ID. p. Moore, superintendent OF our \
telephone company, is in the city on q a
business trip. y,
Hon. Alex. Graves, of Lexington, was ,
registered at the Midland hotel, Kansas l
City, July 9th.
Senator Vandiver has reached home
from his visit to Colorado. lie had a
very pleasant visit.
Mrs. Lewis Neale left Monday to visit
her daughter, Mrs.. @. G. Parker, at Los
Angeles, California.
Mr.. William Sydnor, or Corder, came In
Wednesday morning, and at once went to
work as deputy circuit clerk.
Mr.. A. Wade, Of Hlgginsyllle, Is visiting
Colorado, on ccoun OF his health, and
will be absent five or six weeks.
Miss LYDIA Nelson, Of Upton, Mo-, who
had been visiting Miss Fannie Grimes for
some weeks, returned home Thursday.
Mrs. Arthur Cash, OF Odessa, and Miss
Annie Cash, OF Fairview, are visiting the
family OF Mr.. VIM. NJ. Cash, in this city.
Miss Mamie Chinn, who has been
visiting friends at Columbia for five or
six weeks, was expected home last night.
Mrs. Gose wlsch Is quite sick. A few
days ago she received a bad fall, and
wrenched her back, In addition to being
sick.
Mrs. Clara Beiuker, Of St. Louis, came
In yesterday morning to spend the sum-
mer with her parents, Mr.. aud Mrs. A. T.
Johnson.
Mrs. Stonestreet was taken to Scarrltt
Hospital, Kansas City, yesterday morn
ing. Her mother, Mrs. Ireland, went
: with her.
: Mrs. A. v. Small, who had been visit
ing the family OF Judge John e. Ryland
for several days, returned to sedalia
yesterday.
. Miss Clara Black, Of B. F. c., is visiting
. her old home at Liberty. She will can.
vass for B. F. G. this summer and return
Q 10 the fall.
Mrs. Ernest Hays is home from hei
visit to Sweet Springs. She was in q
continual whirl OF society all the tim,
she was gone.
Mrs. DR.. Eckle and two children ant
Misses Bette and Plnkie Chinn hav,
returned from their visit to relatives a,
= Lincoln, Nebraska.
nj Mr.. X. A. Mandeu, Of Glasgow, ha
accepted a position in Farmers druI
store. He is a very pleasant gentleman
aud We welcome him to our city.
70 Mr.. j.. r. Moorehead left for Fulton
1t yesterday, to visit his wife and children
Of who have been there several weeks. II
IA will bring his family home Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Bond Lambert an
their infant son will spend the summer q
the Lambert country place In Virginia
no Mrs. Lambert was Miss Myrtle McGrew.
Az Mr.. W. Goff. Caples, OF West Poin
New York, was here several days thi
week Waiting his sister, Mrs. J. {
Bledsoe. He left for West Point Thurs
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank 8. Groves, Of Kau
,lv sas City started to California, Monday,
,of take Miss Lizzie Groves to that state, |
so the hope that 1t may be beneficial to he
, health.
v. Miss Mary Andreen went to HigginI
IRA Vile, Monday, to spend the day. 81
>, told her mother she would not con
home till her clother were wore out. Sh
nd has not yet returned.
est Miss Jessie Thistle, 80 well known q
rls over this country, is to be married mel
X week, 10 Germany, to a German citizen
New York, and they will return to Ne
10 York to make their home.
Mr.. Sandtord Thornton, our clev
I'm deputy county clerk, expects to leave th
life morning for a trip to Colorado. We wis
him a very pleasant trip, and hope 81
Ia, may come home with him.
us Mrs. W. Il. Comstock, who had be-
ON visiting her parents, Mr.. aud Mrs. W. |
go. Chiles, returned to her home 10 Kans
ly, City last Friday. Her brother, Mast
he Henry G. Chiles, accompanied her for
OF visit.
Ill Mr.. Ernest Chapman and wife, Of S
10 Louis, came up last Sunday on a visit
not his parents, DR.. and Mrs. Chapma
Ernest returned Monday, but his W
is' remained, and will start home th
morning.
,ch ~ ,.....u ,u. -. hoo. oil.
ing his parents, Captain and Mrs. A
drew, for three weeks, left for his hor
gay at Eminence, Kentucky, Wednesday. /
10 sister, MISS Lizzie went with him,
est spend the summer.
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SUI MIR. f. W. Allen, who has been visit
his sister, Mrs. Fenstermacher, has &
cepted a position on the Kansas O
ecu Journal. He has had considerable e
perienoe In newspaper work. He left
all Kansas City yesterday.
'or DR.. James Q. Chambers, Of this city
graduated at the head Of his class of
,an members, In the medical department
the University OF Pennsylvania. I
people Of this city are proud OF Jimm
aud welcome him back to the home OF
Z birth.
Prof. j. A. Beauchamp was expect
home last night from q visit with
wife to Casper, Wyoming. Mr.. Bla
Iaoa heAucnhmp chuio htro " Oo"P'o " W
ago, aud awaited the arrival OF
Ia brother. lie will canvass for BIZ. c. t
Mis- summer.
the Prof. Frank F. Monser, professor
the piano music in the Clarksburg collie
nda called on us Wednesday. he is q son
led. Elder J.. ". Monser, Of Columbia, so "
known all over the state. Prof. Mon
ion IL a very agreeable gentleman, and
we. enjoyed his visit.
for Mr.. David Thornton, one Of the ger
lore deputies in the county clerks office,
owe, appeared a couple OF weeks ago, and
urI, last heard Of him he was at Liberty. ]
The boys in the office shake their heads, {
val. talk m%ysterlously OF the knell OF b
God and black.eyed beauties.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Clarence Vivlon left MI
i - Al a. noIlnrnia fDhau 4