The weekly intelligencer., 1899-04-01
PERSONALS,

= rt.. . PERSONALS.
Mr. John Welborn is getting out again.
Mr.. Kent Chambers came home last
Friday for short Visit.
Mrs. SIS. Gunlack, Of Kansas City, was
visiting 10 this city last Saturday.
Mr.. Owen Grimes, Of st. Louis, came
home Sunday to visit home folks for a
few days.
Mr.. Jos. b. Silver came home last
Thursday and remained few days with
his family.
Miss Bessie Cobb, Of Nevada. came up
last Saturday on visit to her sister, Mrs.
Bert Taubman.
Mr.. ID. W. b. Tevis was under the
weather while last week, but is attend
ing to business as usual this week.
Elder Fenstermaoher and wife and Prof.
Williams and wife went to Kansas City
Monday to attend the lecture by Ian Nc.
Laren.
Recorder Tyreo issued marriage
license yesterday to Mr.. Thomas Thomas,
OF Higglnsville, and Miss Pearl Haley, Of
this city.
Miss Lora Stokes, OF Mexico, Mo-, left
for home Tuesday. She had been visiting
her aunt, Mrs. DIR. Chambers, for several
months.
Mr.. Silas Silver, OF Kansas City, wai
here the first OF the week visiting hii
cousin, Mr.. 8. Percy Silver, and otbel
relatives.
Mr.. Joseph Afford left Tuesday io
Kalispsll. Montana, where he has beer
offered good position In large mercan'
tile house.
Mrs. Lee ]. Slusher, with her two chill
dren, returned to her home In Dover, thi
morning, after visit of few days to he
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. W. Carr.
Mr.. 7. W. slushsr returned from
Klrksville, Saturday, where he has beef
absent for two months under the osteopa
thy treatment OF DIR. M. L, Ward, and i
greatly improved.
Mrs. Fred Evans, Of Independence, cam
down last Saturday morning to visit he
parents, Judge and Mrs. Richard Field
Mr.. Evans came down Saturday evening
They remained over Sunday.
Rev. H. Beauchamp, pastor Of th
Baptist church at Lamar, is visiting hi
brother, at Baptist college. Mr.. Beau
champ will be remembered by th
Baptists OF this city, he having preache
here.
! MIR. ], ]. Beals, OF Greentou, who is NOS
clerk In the state senate, was here Mon
day. fie has rented the Wade Hickli
farm, four miles east OF town, and move'
his family there. lie returned to Jetfer
son City, Monday night.
Miss Susie Barrows, OF Pappinsvillt
Miss Dora Anderson and Mr.. william
Anderson, OF Rockville, were here las
week to attend the funeral OF John Gosh
Afford, aud to make short visit to thei
relative, Mrs. Robert Afford.
Mr.. Clarence Vivlon was down tow
last Saturday afternoon for a couple o
hours. He looks little thin and weak
but during his long sick spell he turne
out luxuriant crop Of whiskers. He hs
not been down town since then.
Richmond Missourian: Rev. e.
Ryland, Of Kansas City, is bright an
brainy man as lecturer. The Missouria
man Is sure that his lecture Friday nigh
at the Methodist church on "The Maste
Spirit OF the Age" will be valuable ad
dress.
Mr.. John Trelev6n, a brother Of Mr.
George 8. Wilson, left for Wichita, Kas
Tuesday, for short visit to relatives, an
will 60 from there to Fon du Lac, Wiz
consin, his old home. He has lived |
this city about year and made man
friends.
Elder Thomas p. Haley, OF Kansas Cit,
came down Wednesday, to preach tn
funeral OF his old friend, Mr.. Granvill
Clayton. Elder Haley was for some veal
pastor OF the church 10 this city and W.
known and loved by our entire commit
plty. His health is now much better tha
It was few years ago.