Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1884-08-02
personalities.

Miss Alice Carr, Of Dover, is visiting friends
ut Odessa.
Miss Lizzie Hutchinson has been quite sick
this week.
Mr.. Edgar A. Mann, of Nevada, Mo-. is
home on Il short visit.
Miss BoXie Chiles has returned from her
to her aun in Holden.
Judge Simpsons two sons, from New
York, are here OH u visit.
Miss Nettie Drysdale, Of Kentucky, is visit
ing relatives i'll this county.
Misses Ida and Maggie Hyde, of this city,
have been visiting in Boonville.
Miss Sallie Wilhers, of Hebron neighbor'
hood, is visiting relatives in the city.
MIR. w. b.. Tate, who has been indisposed
for Il week or ten days, is much better.
1t is said Mrs. Langtry has zone 10 England
to get Il divorce. SO she can marry Geblart.
Mr.. w. II. Chiles left, on Wednesday, for
st. Louis. on legal business, and returned
yesterday.
Providence permitting. our business mana
ger will complete his first half century of life
next Monday.
Mr.. X. NJ. Sparks and family left, last Sat
urday, for Il two weeks soj"urn at his cattle
ranch i'm southern Kansas.
Mrs. 4. Il. Wallace has been quite sick for
q week or more, but is better at present and
il il hoped she will soon be out again.
Mrs. George b. Dcaley, Of Houston, Texas,
nee Nellie Allen, is expected here next Mon
day or Tuesday. She will probably remain
through the heated term.
Mrs. ii. G. Chiles, Miss Belle Graves, Miss
Lula Chilcs, Mr.. Il. d. Graves and Godfrey
Shull, ESD, left on Wednesday, for White
Sulphur Springs, Virginia.
Miss Maria F. Bailey, who mas been spend
ing u few weeks with the family of her aunt,
Mrs. f. Winsor, of this city, has returned to
her home in Washington City.
Mr.. j. T.. McGrew, wife and children, who
have been spending II few weeks in the
northern woods, returned last Wednesday.
They report having Il delightful time.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. p. Buck, of Middleton
township, We're in this city a few days this
week in attendance upon the probable death
bed Of Mrs. rritclard, mother of Mrs. Buck.
Mr.. q. B. Vaughan and wife, of Maryville,
spent Friday of last week in the city visiting
their kinsman, Mr.. j. W. Grant, en- route
home from Carthage, Missouri.
Miss Fanny Shannon who has been living
in the far west for some years, is visiting
friends in this county, and has been this week
at Mr.. Spottswood McCullough's In Davis
township.
Mrs. Fannie StoneStreet came down from
Kansas City last Monday, and after spending
Il couple of days visiting friends and relatives
here, left for Sweet Springs Wednesday,
where she will remain two weeks Or more.
Miss Ella Clagett, who has been upon an
extended visit to relatives in Frederick coun-
ty, Maryland, is expected here to-day. She
will be accompanied home by her cousin,
Miss Mary BOtelcr. who will remain here for
some weeks.
Misses Bette and Rachel Harper and Miss
Eddie NJ. WinsOr returned home this week
from Kansas City, where they have been
spending several weeks with the family
of Henry c.. Harper, Esq. Miss Eliza
Winsor, of Kansas City, came to Lexington
with them, on a visit to her relatives.
Some one sends us The following item.
There is no name to the note, but we sup
pose it is correct: - Misses Matte Helm, Sue
Earl and Mary Casper, went to Richmond
las week TO attend the picnic near there last
Saturday. Miss Casper and Miss Earl have
returned. Miss Helm remained visiting
friend, and relatives,