Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1884-12-27
Personalities.

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Mo.
Mis-. Yirgie Cash, E. A. g., goes to Napo-
leon.
Mr.. Hugh Wallace is here visiting his rel
atives.
Miss Bette D%inwiddie, Z. A. S., is at home
in Dover.
/ Prof. Buchanan went to Liberty for the
holidays.
Hon. Alexander Graves is home for the
holidays.
Prof. G NJ. Thomas will spend the holt
days at Blackburn.
Miss Florence Stephens, E. A. s., has gone
home to Bunceton.
Miss Annie Smith, E.. A. s.. has gone home
to Wellington, Ran,
Miss Annie Jones. Pleasant Hill, is visiting
Miss Aurelia Miller.
Miss Minnie Cannon, Of the E. A. s., hal
gone home to Odessa.
Mr.. Owen Lynch Is spending the holids
In Liberty with relatives.
Prof. T. G. Lennon has been spending the
holidays at Warrensburg.
Mr.. Jere Chamberlain, of Kansas City, Is
home to spend the holidays.
Mrs. Emma V. Eckls is in the city the
guest of Mrs. r. F. Norfolk.
Dr.. J. F. Hassell has been at home with
his family during the holidays.
Miss Cordie V. Boulware, primsry teacher,
E. A. s., will go home to Fulton.
Miss May Russell, E. A. s., of Lawrence,
Kansas, spends Christmas at home.
Mr.. Vim. Baehr, of Kansas City, spent
Christina, in this city with his parents.
Miss Minnie Long, E. A. g., is spending
the holidays in Kansas City. her home.
Mr.. Emil Homer, now of St. Louis, spent
Christmas in this city with his relatives.
Miss Lenora Fulkerson has Joined her
mother at HigginsviIle for the Christmas.
Miss Willie Odonnell, E. A. S.. is enjoying
the Christmas at her home in Jackson county.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Keller went to Rich
mond yesterday. They will return to-mor-
row.
MIR. Henry stutman, of St. Jo., but form
erly of this city, spent the holidays in this
city.
Mr.. Jos. Ostman, of Norborne, Is not dead,
as was reported, but is able to get about his
room.
Miss Susie Plattenburg, of the E. A. s.,
daughter of Elder Geo. Plattenburg. Is at
Dover.
Mrs. David Keller, who has been visiting
her son. Mr.. Philip Keller, leaves for Chicago
Tuesday.
Miss Gertie Mitchell, E A. S., spends
Christmas at her country home in Lafayette
county.
Mr.. Ed. Yingling left, yesterday morning,
for Omaha, to spend the holidays with his
brother.
Misses Katie X. Kramer and Kate j. Watts
are at New Orleans, at the Worlds Fair, for
the hold avs.
Miss Lewis Hill. the brilliant young pian-
iste, E. A. s., 10 with her mother at Amsri-
Gus, ksnsas.
Miss Mamie Owens, Of E. A. s., will pass
the time with her uncle, MIR. Peter Falker,
near Higginsville.
VIM. D. Bush, Esq, a well known attor-
ney of Marshall, has been in the city this
week on business.
Miss Lide c. Thompson, teacher of piano,
E. A. s., spends her holidays at her home,
Burlington, Iowa.
Miss Roxie Stokes, OF Charleston, No., e.
A. s., will pass her Christmas with DR..
Chambers, of this city.
Miss Una Tevis, E. A. s., daughter OF the
Hon. c. C. Tevis, Of Holden, NO., will spend
the merry days at home.
@Misses Mollie and Fannie Allen are spend
ing the holidays in st. Louis, with their sis
ter, Mrs. Oscar Andreen.
Misses Rhoda and Peggie Stephens, E.. A.
g., of Boonville, are enjoying themselves
there with their brother.
Miss Clara kerns, teacher Of vocal music,
E. A. s., is from Lambertvllle, N. j., and
will remain in Lexington.
Mr.. Henry Bull, of Sonoma, California,
return home In a few days.
Miss Annie 9. Goodman, teacher of lang
uages, E. A. g., from Goodensville, Va, will
also probably remain In Lexington.
Misses Hutchinson and Chambers, teachers
of English and mathematics. E.. A. g., will
spend the term probably at Lexington.
Miss Jenny Goddard, pupil of the E. A. s.,
with her mother, Mrs. F. G. Goddard, of
st. Louis, are spending Christmas at Fl.
Scott, Kan.
Miss Mary R. Quarles, daughter of tho
president OF the E. A. S., enjoys the holidays
at the hospitable home Of Jno. Roberts, Esq,
Louisville, Ky.
Mrs. E. B. Henry, the accomplished fancy
works teacher Of the E. A. s., has gone to
New Orleans with her daughter, Miss Mary,
q pupil of the E AS.
Misses Nora Smelser and Bette Goodwin
take their Christmas at Alma. Miss Lily o.
Donnan, Of Petersburg, Va, accompanies
Miss Goodwin. All of E. A. S.
Maj. j. V. Fulkerson is very i'll. The major
is nearly 80 years of age and has been quite
feeble for some time. He is The father of DR..
P. S. Fulkerson, and q worthy and estimable
citizen.
Misses Della and Lizzie HARRISON, Of Fitch
Hill, were here this week, attending the we'd
ding Of their brother. Mr.. James H. Harrel-
son. and Miss Matte, daughter of DR.. W. A.
Gordon.
Mics 4 lie Horn, E. A. S., daughter Of the
Colorado cattle king, Laury Horn, will spend
her Christmas at their home In Kansas City.
Miss Annie OIiphant, Of Bonham, Texas,
also Of E. A. s., will be their guest.
Mrs. B. R. ireland has kindly invited Miss
Nellie Taylor, of Pennington, No.. and Miss
Dell Leeper, Of Denison, Texas, both E. A.
s., to spend u portion Of the holidays with
her at her elegant home In the suburbs Of
this city.
In q business letter to the In~telligencer
written from Fushmataha. Ais. recently,
Mrs. Agnes K. Rufin. says:-''My family are
in good health and much pleased with our
southern home, but still with many fond
memories Of Lexington and its people,"
The following Central Female College
Rupils have gone home for the holidays:
Flora and Stella erather. Harlem; Mary
Watts, Auxvasse; Edna Sau;ey, Miami:
Virgie Hart, Cedar City; Helen Cobb, JEFF
ferson City; Audrey Blskemore, Clinton;
Maria Howard, Lees Summit; Leila Price
and Lillis Mead, Stat .r; Laura Yerby, Mar
shall; Fannie Cstrca aud Alma Pulliam,
Higginsville; Celia Benson, Williamsburg;
Hattie Sanger, M~uskogee,I. T.; Nettie Young,
county; Clara Hagood, county; Mamie Por.
ter, Fayetteville, Ark; Nettie Clemens,
Odessa Fannie Rennsbarger, Odessa; Jennie
Porter, Moberly; Annie Robsrts apd Nora
Webb, Napoleon; Sarah Walker, Page City
Lucy Mckinley, Windsor; Mittie Hull, La
Monte; Katie and Maggie Houx, Centervlew;
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