Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1881-07-09
Personalities

Red socks are vulgar.
Mr.. Joel Wlies is in town. ~.
Fan firtations are in vogue.
Light colored lawn ties are pretty.
Mr.. Frank Chew was here to look at the fire
works.
Mr., and Mrs. Edgar Fleming were in town
Wednesday.
Silver sleeve buttons, squaretoed, are becom-
ing stylish.
Miss Emma Burbridge is visiting at Mr.. Geo.
Hutchison's.
Gloves are being discarded except for driving
and marrying.
Water and clean clothes are all the perfume
a gentleman needs.
Miss Janet Berry has been in attendance at the
Chicago Sangerfest.
Col. Rathbun was sick two days this week,
but is now up and about.
Cyrus Field is raising a purse of $3.50 600 foi
President Garfield and his family.
Miss Sallie Bowman, of Lexington, KY, Is in
the city visit friends and relatives.
Mrs. Frank Chew and children are spending
q few weeks visiti ~ at E. Winsor's.
Mrs. Lizzie Smith is visiting the family of hei
uncle, Mr.. F.. S. MARITIME. in the country.
Jno. T. Pigott. Esq. of Boonville. spent his
Fourth in this city among his old friends.
Benz. Porter, Esq, and Mr.. lack Wrigh
paid the Intelllgencer pleasant visits Tuesday.
Mrs. v. Seymour, nee Rosa Tut, Of Nevada,
Me-, IL In the city visiting her fathers family
Misses Lula Robinson and Jennie Grimes, re.
turned home Wednesday, from a visit to ST.
Joseph.
Mr.. and Mrs. Royle and their daughter. Mis-.
Fannie. have gone to Salt Lake City to visi
relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles McGirl will start in
day or two for a visit to friends at Providence
Rhode Island.
Miss Katie, daughter of the late Charles Elem
ing. of California, is visiting Miss Sallle
daughter of Ferd. Smith, Esq.
Misses Mollie MosbY and Daisy Mcdonald
of Richmond. accompanied by MIR. Lew
Megede, spent the Fourth in our city.
Misses Mamie Hubbel aud Blanche Sayre. c
Richmond, who have been visiting the family
Mr.. G. NJ. Mountjoy, returned home Tuesday.
Myer Keller, Tom. Wallace, jr., Ed. Smith
Ran. Vaughan, Emison Chanslor, Wi
Loomis and Goalder Young, We're home to spen
the Fourth.
Miss Ettis Butler, who SO charmed us
Josephine in the Chicago ''Pinafore" tronp,
> was one of the solo singers in Mendelssohn
''Elijah" at the Chicago sangerfest.
1 Mrs. DE. Garter, OIL versailles. n.y., VINO nj
been visiting her sister, Mrs. E. c. Wallac.
? widow Of Capt. Henry Wallace. near this Gil
i for several weeks past, left for her home Q
Z. Thursday.
!, Mrs. Jos. Chinn. Mrs Walters, Mrs. Ben
Elliott, Miss Maggie RYland, Benz Elliott. Jr
i William II. Tut, Cap. :Gruber. Jos. Chinn Il,
8 Col. Elliott, all went east on last Saturd,
, nights train.
Willie, the little son OF WIN. z. Beck, Esq
at Pueblo. Col, has been dangerously i'll, but
. now hoped to be out of danger. lie WAS tax,
up In the mountains to Red Creek Springs. !
:. advice of the physicians.
Sedalia Democrat :-''There were seven OF t
I Hearle family at the Park yesterday. Jac
9 Hearle and his three sons from Boonville, Nc
Mr.. Nick Hearle, of this city. and +. r.. a
Gustave Hearle. of Lexington
Miss LeOnOra Bennett, of San Antonio, Tex,
d and Miss Mary Charles. of Fairfield, Iilmo
A. pupils Of the SynOdical College ut Fulton. Nj
are spending IL portion of their vacation in I
~ city with the family of Mr.. +. Allen.
IS Gilbert and Sullivan are already nj work
ID another opera, ''The Princess" Their l.
n one "Patience." has been received by I
" amateurs and pronounced good. "Patience ,
be produced it st. Louis next week, Tor the I
time in the United States.