The Lexington intelligencer. [volume], June 01, 1901, Image 8

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HISCELLAX KOIS M KlASUK.
from Saturday' Daily.l
Schrader, the healer, loft for Hic
sinvville this niuruiotf.
Mr. M. E. Sri4t returned this
Hiuroicg to Kansas t'ily.
Mis Minnie Daliap. of our city,
;v.. juorcltig fur Chicago.
Mr. M. T. IuoaaT returned last
oinht from a western trip loukinn up
?otue cattle deal.
Mr. C M. IJenfritz. one of the
V. M. A. cadets left lat nitflit for
lit home at Sedalia.
S. Levio returned this morning
from Kioa City, where be has been
n a short business trip.
Miss Florence Srbmelzer, one of
Ootral' studeuu, left this ruorniug
for her home at Uipgiosville.
Mrs. Geo. Haiyraves, of Kansas
City, came down last night to visit
fter cousin, Miss Helen Mclntyre.
Mr. J. J. Rhodes and wife arrived
in Lexington last night. We wel
porne him and his bride to our city.
Mrs. S. '. Wilson returned last
uiRbt from Warrecsbury, where she
lias been visiting relatives for a short
time.
Misses Arline and Louise I'hipps
arrived this morning from St-dalia
fur a short isit here with Miss Agnes
Farley.
Mrs. C. E. Kelley, of Galena. Ka .
arrived last uight and is visiti.'ig at
the Iiaptisl college during the closing
iercises.
Mr. Ilarry Tunstall came in this
aiorning to call on the grocery trade
Iiere today aud to spend Sunday with
Jiis family.
A defective Hue was the caue of a
tfre io the roof of Mrs. Wilker's
on Franklin street this moroing. It
was discovered in time, however, to
prevent serious damage.
Mrs. John ItuHelto, accompanied
k)y her daughter. Miv Mary Hullette.
of Claremore, I.. T., arrived last
iigbi to visit her daughter. Miss Zoc
Hullette, who is a student at Baptist
college.
Cadets T. J. Strlckler and Louis
Van Ginkle weut to Kansas City tins
morning to attend the Inler-scholaslic
track meet there today. Mr. Strick
Jer will go from there to his home at
-Joplln, Mo.
llessas. J. E. Roark, David Lyons
aud U. 11. Christie went to Sedalia
this morning to attend a staff meet
ing of the representatives of the
Metropolitan Life Ins. Co., who be
long In the Sedalia district.
Messrs. Chas. and Robert Hohen
wald, of Corder, speot the day here
yesterday with their brother, Rev.
II. Ilolienwald. They returned this
morning accompanied by little Miss
Veroa Hohetmald, who goes to visit
lier graudmotlier.
Mr. J. S. Fisher, of our county,
who has been traveling for the cir
culation department of the Kansas
City Journal, left last night for
Wheeling, West Virginia, where he
is called on account of the serious
illness of his brother.
fpon reaching home last evening
we (the local on the Daily) fouod
awaiting our arrival a luscious box of
strawberries. They were a present
from Mr. John Spears, who is making
a specialty of fine berries, and were
as tine a lot of fruit as we have ever
seen, and they were as tine in flavor
. nts could be desired. Several of them
mens;i red. .rJ inches io circumference
. and the smallest ones measured 4J
inches. Twelve of them tilled a pint
cup heapiug full. Thanks, John, for
-so pleasing a romembrance.
J From Mooday'a Daily.
Dr. W. H. Black returned to Mar
shall this mornini:.
Mr. Bias. FredrjcUs spent Sunday
w)tu Lexington' friends.
rlr. -E3. Ludwigs spent Sunday
here with the home folks.
4
Mrs. Tboaiaa Thomas spent Sunday
here winh her" mother, .Mrs. Geo.
Dodge.
Mr. Oscar Thomas and wife went
rto Marshall yesterday morning on a
short visit.
Mrs. W. G. Musgrove came down
from Kansas City yesterday to visit
relatives here.
Mrs. E. li. Campbell returned last
sight from a visit with her mother
in Kansas City.
Hr. Oscar Andreen and little
daughter, Bacliael, are spending to
day io Kansas City.
Miss Inez Moore, of Weston, one of
last year's graduates, is visiting this
week at Itaptlst college.
Dr. W. A. Council, of Kansas City,
scame down yesterday morning to
visit the family of Dr. Payne.
Our colored base ball team, the
Islington Tigers, played a game of
ball Saturday with the Lincoln In.
'Stttute team at JelTerson City and
won the game on a score of li) to T.
Miss Mart Vaughao was visitta
Saturday the family of Mr. J. W.
liajse, at Independence.
Miss Tiola Crone, of Kansas CUT,
came down Saturday night to visit
Miss Lee Young over Sunday.
Mr. W. X. Graham, president and
manager of the Sedalia Democrat,
visited friends in Lcxingtoa yester
day. Mr. Wo. Greeo, of Kansas City,
came down Saturdav evening- to visit
the family of his father, Mr. James
Green.
Mrs. R B. Krille returned this
morning to Kansas City, aster a visit
here with her sister,' Mrs. Upton
Wilson.
The Lexington Scrubs went to
Rivertoo yesterday and beat the
Riverton Whites In a gatue of base
ball to the tune of 32 to 2.
Mrs. 'elson Jay and Mrs. Viola
Buxton, of Kansas City, arrived Sat
urday night to attend tbe closing ex
ercises of tbe baptist college.
Mrs. Chas. Morrison, who has been
visiting the familv of Dr. N. B.
Payne for a few days, returned yes-
terd;iy eveuing tc Kansas City.
Mr. W. E. Card, of Sedalia, came
in yesterday morning to visit the
family of Mr. J. C McGrew. His
wife has been litre several days.
Mr. D. Bogie and wife, of Iliggins-
ville, came up Saturday niht to visit
the family of Capt. Frank Thornton,
and returned home this more nig.
Messrs. X. M. Cooper and Jackson
Bradley started litis morning for
Memphis, Teen., to attend the con
federate reunion there this jveck.
Misses Arline and Louise Pl.ipps,
of Sedalia, who have bei visiting
Miss Asnes Farley for a few days,
returned home yesterday evening.
Judge Joseph Smith returned Sat
urday evening from a trip to Mc
Alester Springs, where he lias been
spending a few days for his healili.
Mr. L. T. Herndoo, of Kanasdty,
Spent Sunday here with the family
of Mr. Robert Taubman. His wife
has been here visiting for several
days. ...
Miss Carl'ie Chapman;' of Kansas
City, arrived this moruinjr to visit
her sister, Miss Violett Chapman,
who is a student at Baptist Female
college.
Mr. John Fontaine, of Arkansas
City, Kas., ea rue io tnls morning and
Is visiting relatives In our city. Me
was formerly a resident of this
county.
Dr. W. B. Kenney and wife, of
Kansas City, came down Saturday
night Hud spent Sunday here with
Mr. Clarence Kenney, Dr. Kennev's
brother.
Mr. Wm. 11. Chiles and srn, Henry,
returned Saturdny night from Kansas
City. They were accompanied by
Mrs .W. E. Cornstock, who comes for
a short visit.
Miss Josie I)oran, of Kansas City,
came down yesterday morning to visit
Mr. Frauk Carters family. Mr.
Ollie Farris is also visiting with Mr.
Carter's family.
Mr. Chas. Graham, furruer super
intendent Of Our telenhone
here, accompanied by his wife, came
in yesterday eveninu to visit rpimiro
and friends here.
Mr. Robert Atkinson and wife and
baby came down from Kansas City
Saturday night to attend tbe closing
exercises of W. M. A., where he was
formerly a student.
Miss Annie Ilooton returned this
morning from Independence, where'
she has been spending a week visit
ing relatives and attenrllhir WnrxHanH
college commencement..
Mrs. Lucille Robinson returned
last night . from a weeks' vjsit tu St.
Louis. She was accompanied by Miss
Xatalia Stoneroad, her sister, who is
visiting Mis. John Gordon;
Mr. K. W. Wbitmeratid wife', of
inecotan; l. r... arrived? yestiiroiy
evening to1 visit the. familv nf. Mr
James Robinson. Mrs. Vhitfmr
before marriage Miss Mary KoWnson.
The lawn social at Central foile'ge
isaiuroay evening wasoulw-a nlH.nn
affair arid the guests ebjuy-rl them
selves eatine ice creum and st
berries and chatting with the young
laaies or me college.
' Messrs. J. C and E. J. Mcf.rew,
jas. uiiKeson and Miss Joseph
Micxie went to Kansas city ti
morning where Mr. J. C. McGrew
mining machine case is being tried
the U. S. court there.
Mr. Lilburn Wallace, who was
called home on account of the fatal
Illness of his father, returned to
Chicago Saturday evening. He has
a position on the repertorial staff of
the Chicago American.
Capt. W. D. Rankin, Mpsr Dave
Slusher, W. H. Greer, Forch Mc
Fadiq, Young Hickliu aud Dave
Deathman left yesterday morning for
Memphis, Teon., to attend the con
federate reunion there this week.
V. fi. Loom!. has irtistica"?
arranged in one of W. .rto- ,
the prut to oe gicn i " ,. t
All of them are valuable. nd tbe.
winners of the different evem
be well rewarded for their e!T..rt.
Mr. L. L. McLau.rl.iiQ left this
morning for Lohman. M-.. where he
goes to ship four rar M;V
which he has there. He h.MWb .
walnut tree Saturday of Mr. H. t.
Thee, who lives urar Hall's Station.
Mis Minnie K. Davis, of St. Louis,
arrived Saturday evening w ailfud
the alumnae bampiet at the B-ipHst
colle tonight- She I gnduate
of the class of IST5. She is the guest
during her stay herf t the lu.me of
Mr. G. W. Hjde.
Mr. J. H. Wilkin. l S ittorney
from South McAliswr. I T., came in
yesterdav uiorniu t visit his sn.
who is alter Went north Military
acitdemy. lie was accompanied by
hu auditor. Miss Tearl Wilsius,
who is visiting at Central Female
college.
Mr. J. C. Miller, and wife, the
pbntogrspher over Sedwick's grocery
store, left Sunday morning for Mo-
rteih. Mo., to visit tbeu son, I . A
Miller, and from there Mr. Miller
and sun wili go to Quincy, 111., to
attend the state convention of the
PtH'tOL'nnhers' Association, of 111
They will be gone about ten days and
on their return will have the very
latest styles io photography.
The academv trick team returned
yesterday uioruing from the inter
scholastic track meet in Kansa City
Saturday. Thev succeeded In win
ninjj fourth place In the contest with
ten other schools and they won sec
ond place in two of the events. Con
sldering that this 1 their first
entrance into this field meet they did
well and made a good showing for
M. A., even though they did not win
the pi iniai.t.
Dr. Robert Wilm'.t met with a
evere accident l-t Wednesday. He
wa wjiiking through the yard when
liN ij i n n-emed to Kive way all at
once and he fell to the ground. The
doctor is not yet sure tiiat the hip is
fractured, but that is probably the
case. Dr. Wilmot is the father of
Mr. Clarence Kennev, ol our city
He lived here and near here for a
number of years and has many friends
here who will heir with regret of his
accident.
(From Tuaaday's Dally.)
Mr. Oscar Andreen went to Jeffer
son City this morning on business.
Mrs. G. W. Fredendall and daugh
ter spent yesterday in Kansas City.
Mr. August Limber returned hist
night from a business trip to Kansas
City.
R v. R, S. Hunter returned ves.
terd.iy evening Imm the Olterville
circuit.
Sheriff Osvir Thomas and wife re-
turntH jesieiday evening from a visit
to M.irsiiali.
Mr. Chi. Kvans. of Lock wood. Mo..
Is visiting his brother, one of the W.
M. A. cadets.
Mr. W. P. Cole aod wife went to
Kansas City this morning to snend
the dav there.
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Davis, of Dover.
returned home this morning after a
visit with relatives here.
Ex-Cadet Barndollcr is vlsitinc
Lexiogtoo friends and attemiinir tin
closing exercises of W. M. A.
Mrs. E. F. Bruerson. of Little
Rock, Ark., is In the citv visit iiii
her mm, who Is a st udent at W. M. A.
Mr. Louis Gratz went to Kansas
City: yesterday evening, having been
called there in the J. C. McGrew
case.
Mr. E. It. Wiltr.r, i.f (...it.'.
Ka., Wits the guest yesterday of Mr.
ncu .tiiswii and returned home last
night.- ....-
A lu.irn.u'c li(vnsj- u w
terday aftemiH.n fjMr. J. W. Suni-
mvis anu jus;, L,mie Mnioer, bjthof
Alcua, Mo.
Mrs. J. W. L iwentball came in this
morning from EvaiisviHe, Iud., to
visit her son and to attend the rlon
lug exercises of W. M. A.
Rev. A. I; Davidson, of Malta
B!id. came in on the J. C. B. & L
yesterday eveuing and is visitinirthe
family of Rev. R. S. Hunter.
Mrs. JudL'e Nrirf
Kanws. came In last night to visit
ju dl, n . m. a., and mend the
closing exercises at the academy.
Miss Laura Ilvd tupnt t L". .... -
uty this morning to meet a lady
friend who will return with her this
evening for a visit in Lexington.
Mrs. Summers Gunlack (nee Birdie
Richard?on) came In Sunday uU'ht
and is visiting the family of Mr
Harry Tun-tall and other relative, in
the city.
Mr. Ike Gratz left this morning
for Kansas City, where he wa called
as a witness in the J. C. McGrew
case now being tried In the U. S
court there.
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