Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1884-07-26
Personalities.

The family of DR.. Meng are visiting a
Waverly.
Miss Alice carney, Of Kansas City, is visit
ing her parents in this city.
Hon. William II. Carter is OH a visit t.
Kansas and the territories.
It is somewhat significant that there ism
a French woman among the Mormons.
Miss Carrie Hines paid Miss Ida Page, o
Dover township a short visit last week.
Judge John f. Ryland returned Tuesday
morning from n visit to Eldorado Springs.
Miss Sue Butler, of Hebron neighborhood
is visiting relatives and friends in the city.
Miss Belle Sewer, of Richmond, is visiting
the family of Mr.. l.. P. Green, near LeXing
ton.
Mr.. SAINT Keller received a telegram las,
night calling him to Richmond, as his wife i!
sick.
Miss Maggie Brice, of Kansas City, wa!
visiting friends In the city the early part o
this week.
The queen of Italy is studying politica
economy with splendid prospects of becom.
ing a crank.
Carrollton Democrat: -"Miss Lulu Has.
sell, of Lexington, is visiting friends and re
latives here"
Messrs. j. C. Fall, H. Wilson WlnsOr and
r. F. Waddell are home from a visit to FL
dorado Springs.
Since David Davis began to chase Goa
%scuttles and split kindling-wood he has LOST
nearly 90 pounds of flesh.
Sedalia Democrat:-"Mr Woodford Nc
| D.o-, ~ I :,,o ~, 10 l;H- =, Hn-, l-,,r
with relatives in this city,"
Oscar Wilde says we burn with a hundred
flames. No, Oscar, we don't. We burn with
a desire-a desire to club you.
Miss Lucy Davis is visiting relatives and
friends at Lebanon, Laclede county, and will
be absent three or four weeks.
Mrs. Andrew LlewelIyn, who has been
sick for the past two weeks with malarial
fever, is considerably improved.
Mr.. R. +. Waddell spent last Sunday at
Eldorado Springs, and says there were seyen
thousand persons there that day.
Mrs. A. W. Smith and children left, We'd
nesday morning. for a weeks visit to rela-
tives and friends, at Carrollton, Missouri.
Mr.. Willard Chambers, of Kansas City,
came down Sunday, and remained a couple
Of days in the city visiting relatives and
friends.
A Boston lady about to travel in Europe
wants q kind, careful man to look after the
house and be company for her dog during her
absence.
Ex-secretary of the Interior, Columbus
Delano, and Mrs. Delano, are about TO cele-
brate their golden wedding at Mount Yer
non, Ohio.
Rev. James Wilson, formerly a merchant
of this city, now of Kansas, came down Mon.
day, o. q visit 10 the family of Mr.. George
Hutchison.
Carrollton DemOcrat:-'Mrs. A. W. Smith
and three children. of Lexington, are visiting
the families of j.. G. Houston and A. NJ.
Herndon."
Mr.. A p Logan, who has been in California
for the past seven months arrived at home in
MAYHEM last Thursday week. lie is much
improved in health.
Misses Sarah and Laura Grady, who have
been visiting relatives and friends in Alabama
and Kentucky for the past four months,
reached home Tuesday.
Mrs. F. 6. Bowman returned home Sun
day, from a months visit to the family of her
father. We are glad to state that her health
was much improved by her visit.
Independence Sentinel: -"Miss Maggie
Hunters, who has been visiting friends in
Kansas City, Lexington and Sweet Springs,
for the past two weeks, returned home, and
to her place in Sullivan b Sons store, Tues
day morning.
Mrs. Lee and daughter, of Kansas City. are
in the city, and will remain a month or more.
Mrs. Lee nee Jennie Keith, has many friends
mere, who will be glad Of an opportunity to
visit here. She is stopping with Mrs. Benz.
Neale, corner of North and College streets.
The heartless New York World says:-
"It is gratifying to record that Miss Alice
Clark, Miss Belle Simpson and Mrs. Mary A.
Simpson, of Amsterdam, poisoned by eating
canned corn beef, are no longer in danger
that is, in no danger of again eating canned
corned beef"
Jay Gould is trying the experiment of put
ting the Western Union telegraph wires I'M
der ground in Philadelphia, and Wall street
is trying the experiment of putting Jay
Gould under ground in New York. 1t is not
known definitely whether either will be sue
cessful.
A note from Gen. Boteler, dated Chicago,
July 22d, says:-"Win you be kin enough to
forward my paper to Weverton, Washington
county, Maryland ,andI will be much obliged.
1 am better again, and will leave here Friday
for Maryland. Three cheers for Cleveland
and Hendricks
Butler Times, July 2s--"Miss Alice Walk
er. of Lexington, No., and Miss Heddleson,
of Elkhart township, gave us a pleasant call
Monday. = y Misses Eva and Betty
Perrie,of Mayhem, Lafayette county, daugh-
ters Of DIR. Perrle, formerly of Butler, are
visiting at the residence Of Dr., Renick.n