Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1879-09-06
Personalities.


Persopalities.
Dent forget the fair.
VIM. Meet has a very sick child.
Uncle Tommy Bledsoe is very low.
Mr., K. T . Conn was In town Monday.
DR.. c. w. Seeber was in town Wednesday.
Gov, Phelps, who was Ill last week, IS better
Mai. George P. Gordon was in town Monday
Mrs. A, J, Bumgarner, of Greenton, is quit
i'll.
VIM. Price is dangerously i'll with malaria
fever.
Mrs. Alex, Cheatham, of Clay township, il
very i'll.
Mr., Sam L. Smith, Of Davis township, callet
Monday.
The king of Spain is to be married again, No
vember %.
George Rsthbun, Jr., will pursue his studies
at Columbia.
Hon. a.. j. Dryden, of Warrenton, was in thu
city Thursday.
Mr.. George W. McKean was in the city sey'
eral days this week.
Our 'sFlick'' lost his heart last night to the
girl that pied that type.
Mr.. Jerry Lillis left, last Sunday. to attend
school at Atchison. Kansas.
Emison Chansl0r will attend O commercial
college at st. Louis this year.
Mr.. VIM. Z. Trigg left for q business trip
through Kansas. last Monday.
Mr.. Thomas Lillis left for Milwaukee. Friday
OF last week. to attend school.
Mr.. Thomas E. Austin has gone to southern
Missouri on o prospecting tour.
Mr.. Vim. Ssuburn desires US to change his
address from Greenton to Warrensburg.
Mr.. Charles Tyler. of Davis township. who
has been quite i'll, Is up. and much better.
Mr.. Chas. Reinhart returned home, Thursday,
from a months visit to relatives in Illinois.
Miss Lucy Hickam returned. Tuesday, from a
visit of two weeks to relatives in Kansas City.
Mrs. Anna Forder. nee Conn, of St. Louis, is
visiting her fathers family, in Davis township.
Mr.. Henry Branch, Jr. who resides five miles
south of Lexington, has gone to the Marshall
fair.
Miss Hattie Keller left. yesterday morning,
for Joplin, to visit her sister, Mrs. Andrew F.
address frsm Otero, New Mexico, to Trinidad,
Colorado.
Messrs. Wallace Chambers and Sam Clancy
left for Westminster College, at Fulton, last
NJ onday.
Miami Index:-Mr. Sanford H. Smith, of La
tayette county, was here on a visit to relatives
last week.
Mr.. Howard Duhn left. last night, to join the
Burlington & Southwestern engineer corps in
Carroll county.
Mrs. d. h. Craig, who had been visiting her
relations here left for her home in Linneus, last
Monday morning.
f.. 8. Burton. Esq, q substantial farmer and
-rN~. A-,--l ia Az n -N1,or-
visit last Monday.
Mr.. Edward O'Malley requests US to change
his address from Carthage, Mo-, to Albany,
Gentry county, Mo.
Miss Octavia NARROW, who had been visiting
her relatives In Lexington returned to her home
in st. Louis, last Sunday.
Paris Mercury:-"Miss Maggie Logan, of
Lafayette county, is visiting Mr.. John Earth
ing family In this place."
Mr.. John ~Ivinson, Of Independence, general
manager Of the Kansas City & Eastern Railroad,
was In the city last Tuesday.
Miss Evelyn Hill, of Virginia, arrived in good
time. to the great delight of the little pupils Of
tho Baptist Female College.
Mrs. Julia Bouton. of Kansas City. was in
the city Thursday, and put her daughter, Miss
Jessie, at the E. A. Seminary.
Ay q ACtSCA v I'LL OouA e. AAAOA .
Texas, we learn crops in that section
have been cut very short by dreuth.
Mrs. Col. Jno. F. Philips and Mrs. Jno. H.
Hogue, Of Sedalla. came up Monday to place
their daughters at the E. A. Seminary.
Mr.. Jno H.. Towt, a live merchant from our
1lourishing neighbor of the Kaw, brought his
neice to the E. A. Seminary this week.
Miss Allie Davis, who has been spending the
vonofior 10 O. ov,;o rAu(aof;r~ ho- onoioo
returned home last Monday.
. Miss MollIe Smith returned, Friday of last
week. to her home near Aullville, after a two
weeks visit to friends and relatives here.
Our enice was visited last night by q whole
bevy Of beauty-so many pretty girls, indeed,
that it was impossible to get all their names.
Mr.. Jno. Funk ami his wife, from Berry,
Clay county, were in town this week. They
entered their daughter at the Elizabeth Aull.
Mrs. DIR. J. E. Hewlett came down from st.
Joseph on Tuesday to place her daughter, Miss
Bette Glaskin. under the care of Mr.. Quarles.
Mrs. Inc T. Helme came from the city of
lambda on Thursday to give her neice, Miss
Florence, the benefits of the E. A. Seminary.
Miss Kate Edwards. of Minneapolis. Mimi. ,
who has been visiting friends and relatives here
for some months, returned home last Thursday.
Miss Sarah Powell returned, Wednesday eve
ming last, to her home at Richmond. Ray coun-
ty, after an extended visit to her sister, in this
city.
Mrs. John 2. Hickam, of Dover, came up the
frat Of the week to visit relatives and friends In
this city. She will return home the first Of nsxt
week.
DR.. 8. B.. Harris. of Waverly, passed through
the city Thursday, on his way home from a visit
to his brother. Mr.. P. NJ. Harris, of Wyan-
dotte, Kansas.
DR.. j. P. H. Gray. from California, No., one
of the old settlers of that section. was In town
Monday. He came to enter his daughter at the
Elizabeth Aull.
Miss Rose Beattie has resumed her place at the
head of the intermediate department of the E.
A. Seminary, and presides with all the dignity
becoming the station.
Mare John C. Young says that tia boys had on
both suspenders, last Saturday night, when they
went out to see whs among their sweet hearts
had come in on the train.
The sweet vocalist Of the Baptist College, Miss
8. II. Thompson, brings from her North Caro-
lima home a younger sister. Miss Emma, who
enters the college as q pupil.
Judge o. Hurt, one OF the most enterprising
citizens of Saline county, brought his daughter,
Miss Minnie. up last Monday to put her for the
third year at the E.. A. Seminary.
Mrs. c. J. Miller visited one of her neighbers
last Monday, and her husband wishes the fact
recorded in black and white. so there can be
no dispute in regard to the matter.
Miss Mollie H. Parks, the Kindergarten
reached Lexington on Tuesday, and will be
ready to see the wee ones at the basement OF the
Presbyterian church on Monday next.
Messrs ]. Thomas and TomWiley returned,
Thursday. from a trip to St. Louis. vhere they
went to make arrangements to have the steam
ferry boat Undine caulked at IS early day as
practicable.
Madam Minnie Shaw. who is but wenty seven
and one-half inches high, weight thirty-two
pounds, gave birth to a fine hoy whose weight
was six pounds, near Flora. Wayne county,
ILL.,, August II, 1879.
Miss Ida Thomas. one of the two graduates
which MI. Quarles has sent forth has been called
TO teach Mathematics in her Alma Mater. Miss
Thomas was on hand at the opening of the school
from her home at Plattsburg.
Miss Hester Bates, a sister of Miss Cora, is tc
teach this year in the Elizabeth Aull Seminary
She reached Lexington with her sister, Mist
Madge, on Wednesday night. Miss Madge il
visiting at General Yaughan's.
Mrs. NJ. L. Cooley, who had been visiting he,
relatives here. left for her home at Brookfelt
one day last week. She Will leave Brookfleld
October LIST, for Las Vegas, N. NJ, where he
husband has located in business.
Mrs. Holloway, wife of the section boss a,
MAYHEM, died in that city last Saturday. TIL,
premature birth of u child was the cause of hel