Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1883-08-11
Persoualttles.

Miss Maggie Spears is visiting in Saline
county.
Mrs. John. mother OF Mr.. B. T. John, 10 still
quite sick.
Our bald-headed friends say the flies are unu'
sually bad this year.
Two new colors are announced-faded silvel
and cold gravy. Next.
Miss Mary Wainwright, of Marshall. is In thu
city. visiting relatives.
Mr.. Jas. W. Nickel, Of this city. 10 the guest
Lewis Wheeler, Fulton.
Mrs. j. NJ. Mexican left for aedalia last night.
for a visit Of q lew days.
Miss Maud Gregory, Of Kansas City. 10 visit.
ing Miss Myrtle Russell.
Mrs. Mary h. Thistle has accepted q position
Is teacher ct Palmyra, Mo.
Mr.. Elournoy Graves. who has been west for
sometime. II home again.
Mrs. Geo. McGrew. Of st. Louis, II visiting
her sister, Mrs. Buford Chinn.
Mrs. Ed. Zeller went up to Kansas City, last
Saturday. for q visit to relatives.
Miss Hattie Ham, of Kansas City, II visiting
Misses Jessie and Minnie Grant.
Mrs. q. q. Tut. Of Liberty. il in the city,
visiting the family Of Judge Tut.
Miss Maggie Brlce has been elected assistant
in the pubic school at Wellington.
10l16 AOLtAo At0 Auu MT. T0lllp , = VIE
iting their sister. Mrs. Robert Allen.
Sedslia Democrat, sth:-"W. K. Quarles. Of
Lexington. was In the city yesterday.
Miss Myrtle Russell, returned last week from
q five weeks' visit to relatives in 81. Louis.
Mr.. Jno. E. Bascom went to Odesss last night
to attend the bedside of Q sick grandchild.
The illness OF Mrs. W. NJ. N. Green 10 pafaly-
sis, not rheumatism. She Is dangerously Ill.
Misses Mollie Allen and JesMs Thistle re-
turned from their Dover Wait last Thursday.
Mrs. Corydon f. Craig. Of St. Joseph. see
Carrie Ryland. is visiting relatives In this city.
Mrs. w. b. Bowen sfk for Eldorado Springs
last Thursday. She will be absent seversl
weeks,
Mr.. John Young. ST.. and daughter, Miss
Tillie, went to HiagInsville last Monday to visit
relatives.
Mrs. Ella Kercheval. of st. Joseph, society
editor of the Gazette. Ii visiting at Robert +.
Waddel's.
Mrs. Nancy John has not been quite SO we'll
for the last few days. and her strength Il sradu-
ally failing.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Dix. Of st. Louis, are
waiting Mrs. Dix's sister. Mrs. Shields Trier,
near Odessa.
Messrs. John Leap. Walker Claiborne and TT.
Cobbs. of the FAirview neighborhood, called ON
US Wednesday.
Mrs. Cav. of Higginsville. came up Tussday
on . visit to her daughter. MIA. Hyde. and re-
turned Wednesday.
Miss Miller, of sedalis. who has been SPEND
Ing a few days with Miss Susie Tevis, returned
home last Saturday.
Miss Ella Bailey, of Independence, who has
been visiting Miss Mollie Nicholson. returned
home this morning.
Miss Maggie Green left. for sedslla, last Sat-
urdsy. for q two weeks visit to the family of
George Withers. Esq.
Miss Lillian Machette, Of Boonvile 10 visiting
the family Of Mr.. b. z. Ireland, and will re-
main q couple Of weeks.
Mr.. Larner MoKean, of St. LOUIS, came MP
Saturday on 3 visit 70 his brother, Mr.. j. NJ.
McKean. and remained till Tuesday.
Misses Laura Turpin and Annie Otey. Of Car
roll county, who were visiting here for the past
week. LETT for home Yesterday morning.
Prof. w. NJ. Treloar, professor of vocal and
instrumental music in the synodical College,
Fulton, Mo-, was in the city yesterday.
Zach. W. Wright and family, of Clay town
ship. will start for Kentucky. next Monday. for
y visit OF some weeks to friends and relatives.
Robert Taubman. Esq. and his daughter
Lave returned from Eldorado. They report q
pAc0oous NA5AIS Dut iALLic improvement IN 008lSu.
Col. D. Reddington. Of the Odessa Herald, was
in the city on court business last Thursday and
Friday. He represents Odessa as still booming.
Mrs. AL Marquis, who was visiting the
families of Mr.. Leyburn. Mr.. Quarles and Mr..
Ireland, returned to her home at Fulton We'd
nesdaY.
Misses Annie and Fannie Bennett came down
from Kansas City. last Thursday, and are visit
Ing the families OF Messrs. James Green and L.
B. Gordon.
Mrs. H. Talbird has nearly recovered from
the effects of her fall some wseks ago. She will
90 to Marshall, Monday, on Q visit to her neice.
Mrs. Willis.
Mr.. Henry Macy. of Kansas City. called on
us yesterday. He waa down to see about max
ing arrangements for b larger supply Of coal
than he is now receiving.
Misses ANNE and Bodie Nountjoy and Mr..
Mountioy were all taken quite sick last Tuesday
night. Mr.. NJ. and Miss Annie soon recovered,
but Miss Bodie is still suffering.
Mr.. Ezra Boyer and wife. and Mr.. Willie
Boyer and wife, all Of Higginsville. came up
last Sunday evening, on y visit to relatives in this
city, and returned home Monday morning.
Mrs. Henry McGrew Is homo from her visit
to EIdorado Springs. She has been quite Ill
since her return and 1t IL thought she was rather
injured than benefited by her sojourn there.
Mrs. Tevis and Mrs. Fleming, Of st. Louis,
who have been visiting their sister. Ars. Robt.
Cox. and other relatives near this city for .
couple of weeks, returned home last Thursday.
Mrs. W. g. Musgrove. OF this city. and her
aunt, Mrs. j. M. Fachler Of Kansas City. will
leave Lexington to-day for . visit to friends
and relatives at Brownsville. Clinton and Wind
sor,