Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1882-10-07
Personalities.
Mr.. Geo. Vaughan Is quite ill.
Mrs. Butler Williamson Is very Ill.
Mrs. BEETLE Moreland is quite click.

Judge Waters will be here next week.
Richard Wagner's eldest daughter married
last month Count Gravins.
Mrs. WIN. T. Bell lett. Wednesday. for a visit
to relatives at Edgerton. Kas.
Mrs. d. Hecker arrived in the city yesterday
from Cincinnati. her former home.
Miss Bette Morehead LEFT for her home In
Glasgow Wednesday morning.
Miss Lucy Temple. who has been quite sick
for the past five weeks, is now nearly we'll.
Miss Lula Meyers. Of Carthage. entered the
Baptist College as a boarding pupil last week.
MISS Emma HAMLET left Tuesday of last week,
for Baton, New Mexico, to visit her sister. the
wife of Sheriff Gibbs OF that city.
Mrs. W. B. Hamlet and daughter. are SPEND
ing the week in 81. Louis, taking in the lair and
other sights in the Future Great.
Miss Laura Davis reached home Wednesday
morning, alter an absence of about three weeks
at Nevada City end other places.
Mr.. J.. r. Davis went down to st. Louis to
attend the fair. but was recalled Wednesday, on
account OF the illness of his wife.
Prof. E. G.. Cola and wife are now travelling
with the ''only great and originate Exodusters.
u colored dramatic organization.
Misses Dixie and Eddie Winsor have returned
home from y visit of several weeks to their sister,
Mis-. Jos. B. Silver. at st. Joseph.
Mr.. John cowie, after an absence Of twenty
five years. left, Sunday, for u visit to relatives
at st. Louis. and also to take In the fair.
MIR. JAS. E. Gladish has moved to Lexington
to educate his children, and entered his dsugh-
ter. MISS Cora. as a pupil in the B. F. C.
Mr.. Alex. Bennett writes US: 1--WE are now
located at 600 East Twelfth street, Kansas City.
Please send my Intelligeucer accordingly"
Col. Henry C. Chiles, who has been sick for
some time, we are glad to say, is Improving. He
paid the Intelllgencer q pleasant visit Thursday.
Rev. w. ]. Francis. OF Liberty. was in the
city last week. and placed his two daughters,
Misses Leona and Sallie. in the Baptist College.
Mr.. W. X. Sanders. of this county. . clever
gentleman and good citizen. has gone to Salem,
n. c.. to see his relatives, after . long absence.
Mrs. W. NJ. Prottsman is. at Laclede, visiting
her sister. DIR. Prottsman left Friday morning
for Laclede. He will be absent about ten days.
1t is reported Vice-Presidenr David Davis will
be married early in November 10 Miss Addie
Burr. Of Warrenton, N. c., formerly Of Como,
Illinois.
Miss Lulu Robinson returned home. Thurs
came with her, and is making Miss Lulu .
return visit.
independence Progress Anne Smith,
one Of Lexington's fairest daughters, 10 visiting
Miss Julia Watson. who resides Q couple Of
Iniles out Of this city,"
Mr.. Frank Fox and wife, nee Minnie Collins,
q last years pupil of B. #. c.. are in the city
on a visit. and stopping with that plessantest OF
hostesses. Mrs. Nickel.
Conserv4tor :-''AIsses Bette Mounijoy and
Fannie Ireland, of Lexington, are the guests Of
Miss Mamie Hnbbell. this week, to the delight
OF the beaax Of this elty." =.
Columbia Statesman, Sept. 29:-"Geo. G.
Keith. wife and son. of Lafayette county after .
visit to their old home and friends in Boone,
returned home on Tuesday last"
Editor Fulton. of the BALTIMORE American.
has returned from a seventy-day European trip.
lie says the expense of that excursion for .
party Of five was $3l7 each, or about IS Der day.
Sedalia Dispatch: Laura Davis and
Belle Green, of Lexington. came down and
stopped at the Garrison House Friday night. and
left yesterday for q visit with friends At Kansas
City,"
Sedalia Dispatch:-''Mrs. l.. 3. G0rdsp. of
Lexington, and Miss Mollie Fulkerson, of st.
Joe, who have been visiting Mrs. Thos. Fields.
Of this city, have returned 10 their respective
homes"
Messrs. Wiley and Robert Early. and their
sisters. Mrs..G H. Dean and W. T.. Mcfarland,
uhu uCi LiuoOhhuas bttculcu II IuTueIAi Ol
the late Robert H. Early. Esq at this place
Thursday.
Cards are out for the marriage of Mir. Macon
Bird, of st. Joseph. Mo.. and Miss sallie c
Smith. daughter of R. j. Smith. ESQ.,. October
18th. ut 2 O'Clock p. m. at the residence of tn.
BRIDES parents, near this city.
Mrs. A. V. Robinson returned, last Sunday
from st. Joseph. where she had gone to attend
the marriage OF her sister. Miss Matte Reynolds.
Miss Mary Reynolds came home with her, ant
is now making a visit to Mrs. Robinson
The following card has been sent out to friend
Of the contracting parties capt. and Mira
RQ(y Porter desire you to witness the msrriag
ceremony of their daughter, Wednesday after
noon, October llth. at s O'Clock. NJ. z. church
south, Lexington. Mo-, 1882. Edward W. II.
Ahrens. Lexington, Mo-, Fannie e. Port r
Lexington, Mo-"
Hon. w. H. Carter and wife. T. B. Campbell
and wife, George b. Gordon and wife, Min
McFadin and wife. Jack Dysart and wife. Hon
r. A. Collins. C. 7. Ford. II. W. keene, Jno
Walker, Jos. Ramey, John Lyons. Charlie
RuGner, Ryland Todhunter, Barnett Landlord
A. Is. Matthews. j. R. Davis. Chas. w. LOOM
and many other Lafayette county people visite
the St. Louis fair.
8 Mr.. W. X. McChesrey. of Odessa, paid II
q pleasant visit Thursday. He reports buslnes
in Ills town good. He says that the people al
talking railroad more than politics. that til
democratic county ticket is sure of election. bu
r that there may be some divisian on other mat
,srs. MIR. McCAesney ID a conscientious green
hacker, one of the kind that ought to be in th
7 old democratic fold.
/, Mrs. Langtry Will soon be on the seas. A Lon
don newspaper recently said of herr "Amonl
other signs of the times one young lady. posses
sed of double Mrs. Langtry's personal charms
q was heard to say as the audience was leaving
8 .she is perfectly loveiyi" while outside tn
stalls entrance an itinerant vender was leudl
shouting as he strove to sell cheap photographs
Only two-pence each-s correct portrait Q
] Mrs. Langtry, the queen of the stage v"