Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1881-08-27
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Miss MedOra Clancy has gone 70 Catrols"h'
Mr.. Cy, Lamborn LEFT for Texas Wednesday,.
Miss saliie Clements, Of Shsc kelford, MO- Is
visiting Miss Mary Brice:
Mrs. j. A. Mann, Of Wellington. u Wishing
her aunt. at Independence.
Mr.. Geo. Eek. Of Aullville. Of the hrm OF
Travis & Eek. Is quite sick with typhoid lever.
Mr.. Thomas S. ramck is moving into his
fathers house, corner OF Main and Cedsrstreets.
Hon. oliver D. Filley, formerly mayor OF st.
Louis, died of Bright's disease at Hampton.
Mass.
Mrs, Mary Fife, Of Moberly. Is visiting her
s,sters in this city. Mrs. Thomas and John
Afford.
MISE Celia Kice and Mrs. Julia Temple lei
this morning ON Q visit to friends At Lees
Summit.
Mrs. Robert Tsubman and daughter snd Miss
Katie Kramer left, last Monday, for . short visit
to Chicago.
Miss Retta ~Pilklngton, Of sedslis. spent last
Sunday and Monday In this city with Miss
Birdie Allen.
Mrs. Lew. Neale 10 here getting ready to take
| charge of the boarding department OF Wentworth
Male Academy.
Mrs. Maria Slayback, Of st. Louis, for many
| years Q resident of this city. is visiting at Mr..
| Thomas Alford's.
| Mrs. Jno. BayliBa arrived nome lsstuiSns from
her visit to Wsverlv.
Miss Mamie Denote went to Boonviils last
Wednesday. She was to leave that place 20 ~
to get home Saturday.
Rev, Samuel Medlar, residing near Oregon.
ILL.,, was found dead in his carriage, with the
lines grasped in his hands. ,
Miss Birdie Allen has sufficiently recovered
from her recent illness to visit friends In Kansas
City for Q week or ten days.
Prof. Lanpeau 10 At home and ready Tor busi'
ness at the opening Of his school.
Mrs. Donahoe came up from Sedalia last nigh
to visit friends and relatives here.
DR.. T. Z. Owen and family Of Trinidad Col
orsdo, are visiting Col. Jos. Davis.
Misses Florence Arnold and Susie Wsddel
left last Monday to visit friends In Carioilton.
Miss Nina Limrick returned last night from
two menths' vlsit to friends In Middleton sewn
ship. .t-rl7s"t 81 -t
Miss Evelyn Hill. of the =. F. College. cam
in on last nights train, ready for work II III
opening Of school. l-; uf~
Messrs. d. W. B. Tevlr. Chas. Loomis IN
. John Hausam attended the PHI Rellers' Conven
ton at Kansas City this week. ,3.
Misses Lizzie and Minnie Dunn, Of Independ
ence, came down last Tuesday 70 attend the no
given at the Armory Han.
Mr.. and Ars- EDWARD hickmsa sao n. ~
Mrs. j.. e. Payne. OF indepenoence' wers " u
: city tnfs Week wishing rels.lves snu
=. brownsviiie hefsAe:-Ass ooaa 49,. ~"
= and dsugnier' 0! LeAInss'n' slu M1s .o
:. mouse, OF Marysv"ie. o. NC
). ny OF mi. 1us.
Aidridse Coroer' esq % tusolo, SoiSI
state senator elect same inso civls y0N
. day, and tool In me 0E. no "ss "ss"
greeted BY hoeo on naenos. 49, -
q Richmond conservatDf:-''Dr. .. y. Aie
l. aader, of Lexington. spent sunday q :
~ Cloud, tn guest OF Capt. hankia snp !"
highly pleased With the water
rhos. +. Kennedy, OF SAT- LAKE ciy, ~.
affair an absence OF seven year, = vislt'ne
" father, Geo. Kennedy. or Hi98lnsvliies .
to other relatives and friends in this county. %
Mr.. Loupy Lee. whose singular illness
Ter mentioned last week. is somewhat better. |
u. ran neither hear or SNEAK. excspt that his toni
n seems to srticulste sometimes sppaxsntly vi
'sot out the exercise Of his will. ,
ly Mr..G. NJ. Nsale. son Of Isaac Neals. Ess
Ter and . graduate OF kastman's business college
dy Poushkeepsie, N. z, has accepted the posit