Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1883-12-29
Personalities.

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| Mrs. John Goehner is better.
Miss Katie Wilson is at home.
Miss Annie h amberlain is at home.
Miss Mary Young Is ut home for a week.
Mr.. John Tate is home for the holidays.
Mr.. Ed. KerdOlr is home from st. Louis.
Mr.. Willie Benton is home from Westminster.
Mrs. Pauline Donnan ID visiting her parents
Mrs. Thsd Ferrill will return home next Mon
day.
Miss Alice Smith spent the holidays at Mar
shall.
Miss Emma Burbridge has been IN town this
week.
Mr.. Ollie Benton has returned home from
Fulton.
Mr.. Charley Purnell had an attack Of Group
this week.
MISS Katie Hollis is spending the holidays at
Kansas CITY.
Mr.. James Dunlap has been visiting friends at
Pleasant Hill.
Miss Ada Taylor Is visiting her uncle, Mr..
Robert Taylor.
Mr.. Emile Homer. OF st. Louis, was in the
city this week.
Miss Lille Link. of Clinton, went home to
spend the holidays.
Mr.. MARYLAND OF Richmond, came over to the
opera Thureday night.
MISS beQle CaIOn ID vIbitInS mEos 0ou. nus-
sell and other relatives.
Missi Kate HARDWOOD, OF Dover, took in the
opera Thursday night.
Mr.. Albert Looms, of Moberly. 10 visiting
bis parents. in this city.
Mrs. Abiel Leonard and her two sisters are
with friends at Boonville.
Mr.. H. Wilson Winsor has been spending the
holidays with friends here.
Mr.. edward Smith. of Kansas City. has been
spending the holidays here.
Mrs. L. B. Mckee has been spending the
| Week with her relatives here.
Miss Annie Price epent Christmas week Wis
iting frisnds In Higginsviile.
MT. and Nrs. Robs. Taylor spent Christmas
ut ConcorAa with DR.. Taylor.
Mr.. George Young who has been in Texas for
about two yearsis home again.
Mr.. Benz. Mills. OF Pleasant Hill. has been
visiting friends here this weak.
Miss May Reynolds. of st. Jofeph. is visiting
her sister. Mrs. A. v. Robinson.
Mrs. J. q. Webb. of Dover township, Is In
the city visiting her daughters.
Mrs. Gussie De Neveu. nse Keller. Of st.
Louis, is visiting relatives In this city.
Mr.. Webb W. Lsmborn. Of Kansas City. was
In the CITY visiting his mother this week.
Uncle Billie Lsuderdals. of Clay township,
has been quite sick, but is much better.
Miss Emma Morath, VINO is teaching At Con
eordia. is spending the holidays at home.
Miss Minnie Grant has accepted . position a.
saleslsay At g. 7. Smiths. at Kansas City.
MISS Fannie Stewart left, last Monday. to
spend a week with relatives in Kansas City.
Prof. A.. W. Payne returned Thursday morn.
ing, from . short visit to his lone at Browns
vile.
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ton, are spending the holidays visiting relatives
here.
We received q pleasant letter yesterday from
Capt. B. NJ. Nsale. dated Lockwood. Dade
county. Mo. &C.,
up Thursd ~ morning. on y visit to relatives
In this city.
Miss sallie Fulkerson and Miss Eva Frick are
visiting Mrs. VIM. G. Ega!eston and Mrs. DR..
P. 8. Fulkerson.
lived near Pittsvlllc, died very suddenly last
Monday morning.
Mrs. Maggie Dwyer, Of Kansas City. was in
Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Sarah Carlisle and little daughter. OF
Eureka Syringe, Ark, are In the city visiting
relatives and friends.
Mr.. Allen Fife and son. Mr.. Merritt Fife. are
visiting Mrs Thomas Afford. in this city, who
Is q sister of Mr.. A. Fife.
Mr.. W. L. Peake. of Clyde. Kansas. spent
two days In town visiting friends recently. He
will be here again next week.
Misses Maggie and Minnie Drysdals went
dow to Higginsville Tuesday. to spend a week
with their aunt, Mrs. Boyer.
Mr.. John Taylor. Of Boulder, Col. is here
for a visit oftwo or three months to his daugh-
ter, Mrs. Robt. English, near Page City.
Prof. Thomas, of Wentworth Academy, wal
married, in Maryland, on Wednesday, to Miss
Minnie L. Bond. They will arrive IN q day OF
two. -
Mr.. Thomas Is Wallace, Jr.. ofNew Tacoma,
Washington Territory. who has been away TO,
nearly two years. is spending the HOLIDAYS with
his fathers family.
Miss Molltie Dryer, ofKansas City, who came
down Wednesday morning to be in attendance
at the marriage of her brother, Mr.. John
DIVER. returned home Thursday morning.
Mr.. George Green Waddell, who now lives in
Kansas not far from st. joseph. and Ia engaged
in the bee business. has been here, with his
daughter. for some TWO weeks. visiting his
many old friends, and his relatives.
Elder C. s. Lucas writes US from Newcastle.
Va, that he will leave, in q day or two, fol
augusta. Ga. His family Is we'll, and he hopes
to visit Lexington during the coming year. He
from Lexington every week.