Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1880-10-16
Personalities.

Mr.. Charles Tyler called Wednesday.
Col. McClelland was in town Wednesday,.
Mrs. John E.. burden Is home from her visit
to Kentucky.
Midshipman Wood has gone to Galveston to
rejoin his ship.
Miss Sallie Powell, of Richmond. is visiting
at Mr.. John Powell's.
Henry z. Wallace, Esq, is attending circuit
| court in Saline county.
Miss Rose Bcattie. of Colorado. Is In the city,
| visiting relatives and friends.
Miss Yula Plattenburg is visiting her sister,
Mrs. John Edwards. in Sedalia.
Judge Duval, ofthe Texas supreme court, has
just died in Omaha, of abdominal abscess.
Miss Matte Adkisson. daughter of Rev. Milton
Addison, is a pupil at Central Female College.
Misses Lollie Clark and Mary Reynolds, OF
St. Joseph, are visiting at Mr.. a. v. Robin
sons.
Maj. Henry Neill and Samuel Sparks. Esq. of
" arrensburg, have been in attendance on crIm-
inal court this week.
Miss Annie Greer, daughter Of Rev. Mr.. Greer,
who has been visiting relatives in st. Paul,
Minnesota, has arrived home.
Mrs. Lizzie E. Shannon. formerly Of this
county, now of Texas, is in the county visiting
friends in the old Tabo neighborhOOd.
A1esSTS. cuO. L. u JUG AA.'iS ohu
Geo. Hutchisong got back, yesterday, from at
tending Masonic grand lodge ut St. Louis.
Richmond Conservation: miss Minnie Davis,
one OF the witching bellies of Lafayette, ID in the
city on u visit, the guest Of Miss Annie Wood
son."
Mr.. L. R. Smith, the banker and one OF the
leading merchants OF Odessa, was In the city,
Wednesday, in attendance upon DR.. McDonald's
wedding.
Mrs. Platte Walker and children, who have
been visiting relatives for Il few weeks. started
for their home in Minneapolis, Minnesota, last
Wednesday.
Brownsville Herald: ''Rev. W. B. McFar-
land left yesterday with his family Tor Dover,
his new station. The best wishes OF our people
go with them"
Mrs. Benz. Marshall received II dispatch,
Tuesday thai her husbands father was very Ill,
and she lett that evening for Pittsburg, Pa, to
attend his bedside.
Richmond Democrat: Miss Price. a charm
ing young lady of Weston, but now attending
school at Lexington. spent last Sunday in the
city, the guest of Mrs. Charlie RIce.'
Miss Ella Dorton, u dasning Ray county belle.
while en- route home from the st. Louis 1uir,
stopped over in this city, last Sunday and Mon
lay, to visit her niece, a pupil Of the Baptist
Female College.
Mrs. KrLecca w. Sire. whom many 4 ragged,
hungry Confederate will gratefully remember.
was in our little city this week. She cane to
place her niece, Miss Coun, oil st. Louis, in the
+. a. Seminary.
Mrs. Catherine Hilllard. OF Dover township,
who Is visiting III DIR. z. H.. Chambers, mis-
took the minstrel band. Wednesday. for Il Gar
iielh demonstration, and usci some very vigor-
GUS AnglO-SaXon anent the whole business.
While such women live there'll be life In the old
land yet.
The Kansas City Times gives the following
toilets at the opera: ''Miss Fannie Waddell, OF
Lexington, elegant black velvet, cream plush
opera hat, diamonds; Miss Kate HARDWOOD,
black brocade, white satin hat. with pale blue
convolvuli wreath; Miss Janet Berry, black
white satin, with autumn leaves; Miss Alice
Waddell. exquisite evening toilet, light silk
lace oyerdiess, handsome white opera hat,
diamonds
Ssdalia Democrat:-''On Saturday evening
Judge W. II. II. Hill, who has been in declin-
ing health for the past two years. was out on the
streets and seemed no worse than usual. He
went home early in the evening, and when he
reached the house, laid down upon a lounge. In
Il short time he sank into u comatOse state and
remained L in that condition ever since. At ten
O'Clock last night Il reporter of the Democrat
called ut the house and was informed that his
condition had remained unchanged from the
time OF the first attack. DIR. Trader is attending
upon him. His condition is SO peculiar that it
is difficult to tell how soon the crisis may
come"