Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1882-10-28
Personalities.
Mr., Charles Bonns!l was in town last Friday.
Mr.. Goo. Vaughan is out again after his long

NJ ch.r,e. Ronns.l was in town last Friday. |
~, c.o vaughan il out again after his long
illness.
M Gan. Wilson returned from his European
trip last Friday.
Mrs. c. n. Royle has returned from her VISIT
to her parents IN Kansas City.
Mr.. l.. Nj. Fox desires his address changed
from Butler, NO.. to Odessa, Mo.
Ex-senator David b. Armstrong spent yester
| day and day before In Lexington.
Mrs. John D.. Fristoe. Of Denver, spent sever
| nj days this week In Lafayette county.
Miss Mollie Davis, of Virginia. is visiting the
| family OF her uncle Mr.. I'D. Davis. in this city.
Mr.. James G. McGrew left. Tuesday morning.
for Kansas City. where he will in future reside.
Rev. w. B.. Cobb asks that his address lie
| changed from Waverly to Gun City. Cass
county.
Mrs. T. b. Clagett returned. last week. from
her extended visit to her daughter. Mrs. Buck
ingham. at st. Joseph.
Our honest little friend. Dick Speed. is mar
ried. Make her . good husband. Dick. We
know you will. though.
Mr.. Ed. Burns. who hos been in Texas for the
last three weeks looking ny Q location. has re-
turned much pleased with the state.
Mrs. J.. W. Hill. who has been visiting her
mother Mrs. Mary Foster. near Odessa, Mo-,
has returned to her home In Csrrollton.
Mr.. Thomas Waller. Of Bslleviile. Nevada.
. step-son OF Squire Geo. W. Ferrell, 10 In the
county. visiting his friends AMI relatives for
the winter.
Miss Sue Kidd, of Independence, and Miss
Salie Fife, OF Moberly. returned from . sum-
mer's visit in Denver, Colorado. and are VS.
lring the Messrs. Afford. of this city.
ri Nine, Nilsson and Mrs. LangtrY started from
Liverpool Sunday morning q week ago on thelI
, ocean race to New York. the former in the Cum
srder Gsllia. the latter in the Arizona. Mrs
LAngtry won the race by two days.
4 Henry Robinson searle. the architect, died fr
New York Oct. q, aged forty-six years: HI
WAS . member Of the American Institute O
Architects, OF the Philosophical Society, o
. Washington. and the Union League Club.
? Prof. Lanneau, Mr.. r. T. Jesse. and Rev
|, Mr.. Hyde and wife, returned. last Monday
!, from 81 rinefeld. where they were sent a. dele
. gates to the Baptist General Association. The.
report that the meeting was very pleasant, an
: the delegates all well entertained.
D Mr.. Geo. 8. Psters, Of Iowa. got struck on
o milliner, paid his vile $500 for q divorce. an
had been free only two weeks when Mrs. Peter
fell heir to 500, 900. and the milliner roboe'
. HIM OF o., 500 and skipped. Served him rignt
+: Next time he'll stick to the old love.
Charles Il. slsybsck has teiegraphed t
y. friends of the family here that the remains {
Col. A. W. slaybsck will leave st. Louis. ne1
Monday evening, and be Inferred at Machpeia
q cemetery near this city Tuesday. Further pal
~ticulsrs OF the funeral will be made known herr
alter.
III Marshall. No.. Daily News:-'Misses r.. a
Corder and a. L. Reynolds. two of Corder
>. fairsst daughters, arrived here this morninI
They were met by Miss Lizzie King, OF this '
cinity. and after taking in the city the trio lie
for the home of Miss K. where they will viz
& for several days."
rel Cennyson, charmed perhaps by the shak
spesrian associations of the name, is about
70 try . bold dramatic venture at the new Clio
theater In London. to be opened In Novembe
under the management OF Mrs. Bernard Beer
Her first venture will be an original drama
English rural life in prose by the poet lsures'
A new American candidate for operate no
10 ors, in the person of Miss Ada Myers. OF Bal
Of more, who has Just been engage d ut the Pergo
at Florencs. Italy. for three years. Miss Myers
. pupil Of Nine. Msrchest. who taught Krau
nd Gerster, Nevada, and other famous prii
donne of the day. Nine. NJ. speaks in the hif
,rv est terms OF this new singer.