Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1884-07-05
Personalities.

Personalities.
Mrs. Fannie Stonestreet is home on q short
visit.
Miss Julia Neale is visiting friends in Ma
shall.
Miss Kate HARDWOOD, of Dover, is at DIR.
Meng's. +
Mr.. Jos. Afford paid Norborne a flying visit
last Saturday.
Miss Boxie Chiles left, on Thursday, to visit
relatives at Holden, Mo. -
Mrs, Daniel, of Kirksville, is visiting her
. lister Mrs. J. D. Conner.
Mr.Wi Barton and wife spent last Sunday
at MI. j. W. WaddelPs.
Miss Minnie Wade, of Maryland, is visiting
Miss Bette Hays, in this city.
Miss iona Ryland left last Thursday for a
visit to friends in Kansas City.
Mrs. Ed. Campbell, of aigginsville, was IN
this city last Monday shopping.
Miss Ida Page. of Page City, is visiting
| Miss Alice Walker, of this city.
Miss Nettie B. Wallace spent last Sunday
and Monday at Sweet Springs.
Miss Mamie Young went to Sedalia on q
visit to friends last Wednesday.
Miss Hattie Bellies of MAYHEM, Is visiting
| the Misses WiImott near the city,
Miss Carrie Carter, of Higginsville, was In
the city shopping last Wednesday.
Mr.. Hugh Wallace, now of Idaho territory,
is home visiting relatives and friends.
Miss Lucy Temple is visiting her sister,
Mrs. c. A. Morrison, in Kansas City.
Misses Eddie Winsor and Bette and Rachel
Harper are visiting friends in Kansas City.
MIR. and Mrs. NJ. F. Royle spent the day
with their daughter in Sedalia last Sunday.
Mr.. Oscar Andreen, of st. Louis, paid his
respects to the Intelligencer Office yesterday.
Mr.. Alex. Bassett, of Louisiana, Mo-, is in
the city visiting his daughter, Miss Zoe Bas-
sett.
Capt. r. A. Collins, of Higginsville, called
on US Tuesday. lie will start tonight fol
Chicago.
Mrs. A. Shaw and Miss Mamie left last
Thursday for a few weeks soiourn at Eureks
Springs.
Mr.. Webb W. Lamborn, of Kansas City
came down to spend the Fourth, and to visit
relatives.
Mr.. John Chamberlain is spending a por-
ton of his vacation visiting friends and re.
latises here.
Mr.. l.. 4. Smith and family left, Tuesday
for Boston, where they will make a visit Of
several weeks.
Mr.. NJ. SOmmerville, who for some months
has been visiting his relatives here, will re.
turn to Colorado next Monday.
Mrs. Sanford Sellers will leave mex
Tuesday, for Waco, Texas, where she will
spend the vacation visiting her parents.
;, Miss Aurelia Miller and Master Harry Cor
dell left, Wednesday to visit friends and rel
atives at Lees Summit and Independence.
i, Richard Wagner's heirs have refused al
= offer Of S650,000 from an unnamed America
for the exclusive right to perform "Parsifal.'
I Mrs. Belle Robinson, of Kansas, who ha
, been visiting friends in this city and count
q for a few weeks, left for her home last Thurs
D day.
Miss Aurelia Miller and Master Harry Coz
dell left, Wednesday. on a visit to relative
and friends at Independence and Lees Sum
NIT.
e Mr.. II. A. Hun of Flat Creek, Buncom6
county, N. c., is renowned throughout q
that region by being a grandfather at the az
of "a years.
!" both grieving over lost marriage fees. Frida
Is u bad day for marriages at least for tt
= preachers.
Mrs. Lizzie Taylor, of Kansas City, VIII
has been visiting frien Is and relatives hel
for a couple of weeks, left for Sweet Sprin,
last Saturday.
kev. Geo. l.. L.eyburn reached home Thur
!. day morning, from Louisville, Kentuck
where he went last week with his family wi
went on to Virginia.
Misses Bette Campbell and Maggie Bon
of Higginsville, passed through town la
Wednesday, en- route for Richmond, to after
= the Musical convention.
80 Mrs. John A. S. Tut, and Master Irvil
Tut, son of Mr.. F. X. Tut, left this wet
for Liberty, Clay co., on q visit to Mrs. T
sister, Mrs. B. q. Tut.
IN Mrs. j. c. Conway, of Marshall, who b
re been visiting her sister, Mrs. j. C. Brand
near Lexington, left for a visit to friends
he Richmond, Monday evening.
OF Mr.. W. II. Bowen and wife, after testi
the desirability of several localities as II pla
"a VI AVSioCASSS hofC uClcy duu Ia
decided to again cast their lots with us.
ed Mr.. Henry Il. Bull, who has been in Ca
n, fornia for the past two years, came back
s. this county last Saturday. He says this
to Gods country. and he has come home to st.
Mr.. Fred. GedIcy established himself
immediate favor last Sunday as organist
the Baptist church. He is a thorough mas
bis of the noble instrument, and plays with e
preston, grace and power.
;st Mrs. Sue Irow and Misses Annie T., Bett
Bodie and Annie Mountjoy paid a flying vi
to Mrs. T. B. Campbell this week. Spri
chickens, and raspberries and cream W,
included in the hill of fare.
Mr.. T. j. Whilseii. of johnson county, W
O. is spoken of for the legislature from
Western district, was in Lexington OH BID
ness Monday. He is Il clever gentleman, IA
a. would make u good legislator.
Mr.. TnOs. Shelby, who was suddel
called to Ohio on account of the serious
: ness of his son-in-law, returned last Wcdn
day. He reports MI. Houston much beti
of and able to be -4bout his room.
8. Mr.. Evan -cker, who has for some ii
past been clerking for Messrs. Clapelt \
has gone to Colorado. MIR. Becker is II vol
man of fine business qualities, and will b
valuable assistant to any one who may secl
his services.
Of Mr.. VIM. NJ. Cash, who has for
nj past year been roaming around in Kan,
came home 10 spend the Fourth, and v
relatives aud friend. He reports his bro
~, ers, John and Frank, who are both in X,
IN sas, IA doing well.
ina We saw, the other day II commission sigl
" by President Tn una- Jefferson to Lie
~ Elias Edmond-, 5!h regiment u. s. Infanl
DE :embcr IL, 1908. Lieut.. E.lnunLS, v
Tho served g~allan'ly through the war OF 1872,
low ing promoted to Il caplaincy, WAS the era
= father Of Mr.. joseph A. Edmonds, of
j., city, whose son. Elias e.. Is NOW The ow
~ of his ~, at -ernndfather's commission as
"a officer in the armies of his country, u hrrit
which he ought, and no duubt will, prese
M, pure, by keeping his own life spotless.
:, oil Some time ago \ well-kDOwn Eng
sportsman, who is a de,out Roman Cattle
was married 10 a whealthy Protestant IL
1t was agreed that the children (of VIII
there were seNeraD should he educated III
Roman Catholic faith. The grnilem,
speculations On the turf proving extreu
unfortunate, he was compelled to ask his v
Tor assistance. This she consented to rem
on condition that the son anu heir was brou
up in the Established church. After st
demur this was agreed to, the father con