Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1884-09-13
Personalities.
Capt. Rola Porter Is in the city.
Mrs. j. F. Groves Is seriously i'll.

Personalities.
Capt. Rola Porter is in the city.
: Mrs. j. F. Groves Is seriously i'll.
Miss Lee Meng lie visiting at DR.. Meng's.
a MI. David Groves was in town Wednel
n day.
Miss Mallory, of Dover was in the cit
= Thursday.
Gen. H. C. Boteler has returned from hi
e summert tour.
Miss Forbes, of Independence, is visitin
e at Mrs. Stapp's.
Miss Alice Thistle, of Palmyra, is visitln
at Mr.. E. Aliens.
Mr.. Linn B. Gordon who has been quite /
u is somewhat better.
Mr.. Henry Sinauer is east laying in hi
f fall stock of clothing.
p Mrs. j. A. Carr, of Independence, is visit
ing friends In the city.
Mrs. Vim. Boyer, of Higginsville, is visit
ing friends In this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bay left for their home II
. Old Mexico on Thursday.
Mrs. F.. M. Poole is in the county visiting
3 her father, Capt. VIM. kirtley.
Mr.. Jno. D. Fristoe asks US to change hi
address from Miami to Denver.
: Messrs. Jno. c. Cobb and L. R. Smith, o
> Odessa, were in town yesterday.
Miss Dora Kirtley, Of Clay township. ha.
been visiting in this city this week.
}, Miss Sue Trigg leaves tonight for Cairo
1lls., where she will In future reside.
Miss Bette Hal wood. of Dover, was In tn
city this week visiting DR.. j. w. Meng.
, Miss Clara Currie. of st. Louis, is here OF
a visit to her aunt, Mrs. Paul Il. Baker.
Mrs. SIR. Smith was in the city visiting he
daughter, Mrs. W. X. Trigg, this week.
Mrs. VIM. j. Gordon. of Kansas, passe.
through here for HigginsvilIe last Thursday
Mrs. w. G.. McCausland spent Wednesday
in HiggInsville with her friend, Miss Wilbur
Mrs. NJ. Scott came down from Kansa.
City Monday, to put her son in the Academy
Miss Lucy Holmes who has been on a visi
to Mrs. COwie, has returned to her home in
Kansas.
Miss. Ella Clagett and her cousin, MISS
BOteler, have returned from their visit to st.
Joseph.
Mrs. Sylvester Hall, of Brownsville. Mo.
entered her son at the w. NJ. A., on Wednes,
day last.
Miss Rena Harris has returned home to
Kansas City, accompanied by Misses Wood
and Bass.
Miss Morath was taken suddenly Ill in
school, last Wednesday afternoon, and had to
go home.
Mrs. Vim. p. Beck and her two children
left for their home, Pueblo, last Monday
morning.
Miss Julia Abel, of Kansas City, will be in
the city next week to visit Miss Bodie
Mountjoy.
J. d. Shewalter, ESQ.,, left last Thursday
night, for Virginia. He will be absent about
two weeks.
Nj. NJ. N. Grant, of Laramie, son of Law
son Grant, Esq, of this county, is at home on
a short visit.
Miss Kate Harwood, of Dover, will spend
several days next week in the city, the guest
Of DR.. Meng.
Mr.. Wilker had q severe fall last Friday
night, and has since been quite ill in conse-
quence. He Is out again.
Mr.. VIM. c. Webb, son of Mr.. Garland
Webb, LEFT, Wednesday, for Cincinnati, where
he will attend medical college.
Mrs. Dora McRorey, of Winfield, Kansas,
who has been visiting her sister. Mrs. VIM.
F. Meet. leaves for home to-day.
Mrs. Mamie Ausepp. nee Armstrong, and
sister, of Franklin, Howard county, were
visiting at 10. B. Shelby's this week.
Isaac P. Ryland was in the city this week,
but has returned to his home in Texas; he is
expected back on a visit in II week or two.
Mr.. Th0a. Il YQrhv for,na.lvo ~ <bI, o;kr
now of Marshall, came up last Wednesday to
place his youngest daughter at Central Col
lege.
Mr.. T.. c.. Young went to MaryvilIe, Noda-
way county, Mo-. Monday, to see his father,
Mr.. Logan Young, who is ill with malarial
fever.
Elder Geo. P%lattenburg was in town for
the first time in many months last Wednes-
day. He is always welcomed by a host of
friends.
Mr.. W. b. Bolton is expected home from
Chicago to-day, having purchased his large
stock of dry goods for the Clagett Mercantile
Company.
MI. Il. Z. Greer, commission merchant of |
It. Louis, was in town on Sunday and Mon
day last, having come to enter his son at the |
Academy.
Miss Annie Ketner, of Junction CITY, Ram
sas, passed through the city this week, on
her way to Higginsville to take charge of the
vocal class in the new college.
Mr.. VIM. G. McCausland left, Tuesday
morning, for the east to lay in his fall stock
OF dry goods. He will let the people hear
from him In unmistakable tones when he re-
turns.
Miss Rena COrder, of Waverly, who has
been visiting her sister Mrs VIM B. Steele in
This city left yesterday morning for Marshall,
she will spend several weeks with
Additional boarding pupils entered at the
.cademy:-Eddie Greer. St. Louis, Nj
Vim. Alexander, Houstonia, Nc. Spencer
scott, Kansas City, Mo-; Chas. Hall, Browns
1ille, Mo.
Mr.. Jno. D. Wright, of Bates county, ar
lived here last Wednesday morning, too late
o attend the funeral Of his sister, Mrs. Ar.
nilda e. Shaw. of whose fatal illness he was
lot aware until Il day or two before her de-
Mise.
Mr.. VIM. Lamborn, who has been sotourn-
ng in Fl. Worth, Texas, for the past IS
months, returned home last Wednesday. He
by way Of Illinois, to visit his brothers,
ne of whom he had not seen for thirty years,
e also made Il short stay at the St. Louis ex-
Mrs. Lockwood's letter from the California
says she WAS selected for the prcsi-
ency because Elizabeth Cady Stanton was
too DID," Susan B. Anthony 'too much of .
spinster." Mary A. Livermore 'stoo op- ]
osed to certain classes" and Lucy Stone ]
to narrow" The new candidate wrote a ,
liter to her western friends asking about the ,
ice-presidency, saying that that was "an
and serious question"
Lolita came back to her own last Friday. e
When she stepped ashore at New York she p
'a~ on u firm foundation from which to skin I
ito the affections of the people, and she ac- <
went right at it on the wharf. The Ii
'orld says: Before the vessel was made
little Lolita. true to her instincts, made a
wing leap and landed safely, with four um-
rellas, II parasol, a shawl and a yellow bar.
he WAN the first to alight. Lolita fitted about
a flannel dress, her red hair bobbing IN a
in a half dozen parts Of the 9.
arge office at once" a
A letter of recent date, from Linden. Tex. ii
!, received by our tOwnsman, Col. Reid. an v
ounces the death of Mr.. Tho., HinkIe. at b
'at place, Aug. 23d. The deceased was an D
rior to 1881 q prominent en,erprising citi- F
IN VI our county. The wife that survives al