Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1883-06-16
Personalities.

MISS Cora Russell Is visiting ct Warsaw. Mis-
souri,.
Mr.. Edgar Fleming has been in the CITY for .
day or two-
Miss Mamie Scott. of Page City. Ii Waiting
Mics Alice Walker.
George 8. Rathbun. Esq, has gone to Edo.
RADIO for few weeks.
Miss Minnie Dunn was second bridesmaid a,
the Marsh Talbot wedding,
Miss Mamie Towt Is in the city visiting the
family of Mr.. George Hutchfson.
Prof. Charles GImbel left for Bunker Hin.
ILL., last night, to spend his vacation.
Miss Mamie Young returned home Yesterday
after a short visit to friends at Liberty.
Mrs. ). Il. Davis has gone to MAYHEM for a
ten days visit to her sister Mrs. Paxton.
Mrs. Ex-Gov. King visited Mrs.. Thos. q,
Basllss. this week being en- route to Virginia.
MIR. W.D. Wainwright will go to HiRginsyille
next week to live. He has accepted a position
In Q furniture store there.
Miss &. j. Swain, art teacher at the C, r. c..
left. Thursday morning. to spend her vacation
with her relatives in New York.
Mrs. William Sheets and her little son have
returned home from u two weeks visit to her
husbands parents in Plattsburg.
Miss Lulu Robinson left. last Monday, for
Liberty. to visit Mi.s Kate ChrIsman, and At
tend the closing exercises of William Jewell
College. She returned home Friday.
Mr.. Sam Emison, VIII lives near Higgfnsyille
was In the city about ten days, attending the
closing exercises Of our schools, and visiting
mis- Old friends and schoolmstes Of the Male
Academy. He returned home Wednesday morn.
ing. we'll pleased.
. Inc school girls have ali gone. Our town has
q somewhat deserted appearance; our churches
Will no longer be 30 attractive for the young
gentlemen, and our dudes Will be disconsoIate.
Oh, come back, sweet damsels; come quickly.
and come nurerously. Your presence Ia as ie-
sirable ss water to the thirsty soul, or a clean
shirt to the weary tramp. Come; come; do
come!
Mr.. W.D. Wainwright had his pocket picked
ut The Missouri Pacific depot In this city Mon.
day night, June 4tn. There Was n crowd 1T the
depot, and Mr.. Wainwright thought b. got an
unnecessary amount Of jammirs. but was not at
all suspicious. and did not discover h,s loss
TIL he got TO Hlgginsville. where he fonnd the
pocket-took aud some papers. The thixt xut
81. and placed the other things where thew could
be easily found.
Mr.. George +. Davis, editor of the Saline
County Progress. was in the city several days.
attending the closing exercises of our schools,
and. II the whole truth must be told, In paying
close attention to one Of the fair daughters OF
Saline. who happened along about The same
time. Mr.. Davis is q son of Mr.. William F.,
DAVIS, formerly president OF Masonic College.
aud a man who was universally known and es-
teemed by our people.
Miss Evelyn Hill. who has been a teacher in the
Baptist Female College. In this city, for the uast
eight years. has severed her connection with
that institution. and lett, last Tuesday evening.
for Alabama. her old home. where she will prob.
ably engage in school dnties. Miss Hill ia a
most thoroughly accomplished Christian lady,
residence in our midst. and Mi sanc. reIy reeret
her departure, and wish for her all the good ,or-
tune In Der new location. which her ubili.
y. devotion and true Christian Character richly