Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1880-10-09
personalities.

Mrs. ThuS. G. 1OuhS
Miss Sallie Chambers CONTINUES I
MIR. John T. Hill is AT last d ~ =.
The great C,r,ist Chief, Ramon Tristany' is
dead.
Miss Nora Tidball mas Sohe' Vi
Texas, to visit her brother.
Jacques Onenbach. the famous 'i'"o ~'A
poser of opera boufe. is dead.
Mr.. VIM Nichols was in the city last satur-
day. on a three DAYS visit to his old home.
Miss Martha Wallace, who lives near Odessa
ia visiting friends In johnson county, MO.
Gen. Jno. r. Clark, Jr. it is said, Will soon
lead to The altar a beautiful Washington widow.
T. s R..vas of Higgmsville, and II. IL.
Coombs. of Sedalia, spen; last Sunday in this
city
Professor BENJAMIN Pierce, Mathematician
and professor ut Harvard Coiiege' aieo "eoheS
day. aged Il. -
Miss Katie Llllis took Ill. premium Mt Kansas
| CITY on tapestry and shell work IL was very
| much admired.
whole host of Lafayette. county people went
down to the st. Louis fair. We havnt the room
to give the names.
Eugene Miller, who is i known here. attempted
suicide at Kansas City, the otler day. by taxing
morphine. Mustard saved hm.
Bernhardt has heard that il America IL ID not
thought TO be au fait for q Mis- to have chliuieh'
so she proposes to leave hers st home.
Mr.. Warren Wheeler, of Fayette couhty KY
is visiting Mr.. q. O. Grimes, 'no LOOKING up "
location for a sheep ranch n tbs state.
Miss Ida Ferguson, Il pupil of the b. F. c.,
was summoned to her home at Cltntoh' last
Thursday, by the sudden illness OF her mother
Miss - Weaver, OF Cininnati, who has
been visiting her cousin, Mrs F. X. Tut. was
,,,,,,oooa Io,,o TbnrSd do % he fEP serious illness
of her mother.
MIR. p. u. Affair, of Morgan county. brought
lis twin daughters, to Lexington this week.
They are now enrolled among the pupils OF the
Baptist College.
Judge j. W. Harrison and wife, of Aullvllle.
were in tow this week, the judge attending
court. They entered their daughter as a pupil
In the Baptis College.
i, Miss LauIa Davis returned, Thursday, from
her visit to oak Grove, independence, Rich
mond and Marshall. She was q delegate to tht
Methodist Conference at Marshall.
l Mrs. Lotte Swischer reached home last Mon
f day night. Her visit to relatives and friends IL
Quincy, Ill. was so pleasant she stayed thre'
months instead of four weeks, rs she expected
st. Louis republican,, Oct 1:-'Among TN
!. visitors to the Republican office Yesterday iron
{ Lafayette cunty, were Messrs. Sam. Downing
: Nathan Coo,er, Grif. Buiord and j.. w. Temp
kins."
) The St. joseph Gazette says Miss Brow
will be ELECTED state supt. of public schools. /
Kansas, if se hasn't a mouslache. VINO ID I
s.hIt her un,er the nose' 10 ascertain whethe
she has or has not.
t Since our list Issue the boarding departmer
of the BaptlstCollege has been increased by til
arrival of Mis- Alice Newman johnson county
Nf;,s ~ N r,IIJ orrisnn LAFAYETTE county,, An
Misses MInnn and Addie Adair. Morga
county.
Washington Post :-''IOu will, OF cOurs'
d support the republican candidate this year ?
y inquired an LlcXandrian. yesterday, OF II
G;srman republican neighbor. 'Nein,' WI
IL the laconlc rely. ''What-not vote for Ga
it field ?" pursued his interrogation. 'Nein
# Nein - was tn. answer, In still more emphat
terms, "~Drei-Zwanzig neun.'
Post-Dispatch :-'.While in Cincinnati t
~ other day, Mr.. Roscoe ConklinS went out
Chester Park and took a little drive behind t
celebrated traveller Maud S. He remarked iii
a he preferred he name of Kate for Il fast Anlms
!, and told the iriver that he had made a pref
:. good record himself as Il sinSle-footed race
IL. in the Rhode sland sweepstakes
We are in .eceipt OF Il neatly engraved
"a hinder of o:ange blossoms In the follow
:, words: ''alr,. Elizabeth Ewing requests yo
" presence ut he marriage of her daught'
to Alice Brevaid. to John X. Walker.
A. the Methodist Episcopal church, Sou
Wednesday e:ening, October IL. 1850,
vi eight O'Clock, Jefferson City. Missouri
up Miss Ewing il one of the pearls of Misso
society.
Miss Lillian Machette, who received the b
he calaureate degree Of piano Music and IL cert
I'D cate of universal success from the Ellzab
gts I"na na. ncc.r,.d III. no,,,ion of teacher
The department Of music at Fruitland h
ich School, Jackson. Mo- OF which froi. W.
Mcneil is principal. Miss Machette is
-" every way competent for her task, and will,
ute toubt build up d musical reputation for
ISt. school.