Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1884-08-30
Personalities.
DIR, Hassell is at home.

Dr. l1d5Sclt 10 Ut uOluCs
Mr.. Thos. E. Austin Is home again.
Prof. Gimbcl will get back next Monday.
MIR. r. b. Dickey is home from his visit to
Indiana.
Miss Cora Russell is visiting relatives at
Warsaw, No.
Mr.. Dudley Flynt, of Kansas City, was
here last Sunday.
Mrs. Susan Bair, OF Kansas City. was in
town last Sunday.
Miss Maggie Bass, OF Columbia, is visiting
Miss Maria Wood.
Mr.. T. c. Crenshaw has been home visiting
his family this week.
Mr.. W. b. Bolton made a flying visit to
Huntsville this week.
Mr.. Isaac Neale carries one hand in a sling.
Erysipelas Is the trouble.
Judge x. K,land and Mr.. B. r. Ireland
took In the fair Thursday.
Miss Carrie Foote, of Kansas City, ia visit
ing Miss Fannie Taubman.
Prof. L.anneau returned, Wednesday even
ing, from u oanvnsslng trip.
Mr.. Ityland, of San jose, California, is a
guest Of Judge Jne. E Ryland,
Geo. Chapman leaves for st. Louis this
morning to attend commercial college.
Misses Sue Evans and Lillian Machette are
visiting tho family of G.. NJ. Mountjoy.
Mr.. and Mrs. job Zeller, of Kansas City.
were here visiting friends, last Sunday.
Miss Fannie 2. Bayliss Ia home from Chica-
go, having finished her course of music.
Mrs. Judge Walker went down to the fair
Thursday. and will remain till it is over.
Miss Maggie Salmon, of Clinton, will be
here Sent. /. TO visit Miss Jennie Grimes.
Mrs. Winter, art teacher ut the Il. F. c.,
has a fine collection of pictures at the fair.
Mrs Phoebe Cordell left yesterday to take
charge OF q school in the vicinity OF May
view.
The Misses Buckley, of Blackburn. spent a
few days this week with the family of Mr..
Neale.
Miss Minnie Neale is spending the week
! with relatives near Higglnville and attending
the fair.
Mr.. VIM. Green, who Is now living in
Kansas City, was here several days this
| week.
DR.. and Mrs. Harry Balm, of Sedalia, came
up Wednesday evening. on a visit to relh-
tives.
Hon. Henry C. Wallace returned, yester-
day, from Nc Allister Springs, where no left
his family.
Mr.. J. E. Scott. q prominent stock man, Of
Pettis county, Is ut the fair with some fine
Merino sheep.
Miss Lula Cameron, q former pupil of tho
B. +. c., is expected here Monday. on a visit
to Miss Jennie Grimes.
Mr.. Jos. Afford has accepted a position
with Messrs. Royle & Son, where he hopes
to meet all his old friends.
Carlyle said with witty ambiguity, "If you
are In doubt about kissing a pretty girl, give
her the benefit of the doubt"
Mrs. A. B. E. Lehman. Of Higginsville, is
~sojourning al Colorado Springs, and will re-
main until the first of November.
Circuit Clerk Frank Trigg has gone to
Eureka, Man., to visit his niece, Mrs. Oscar
Gregg. and to take Q chicken hunt.
Miss Alths Post, Of Jerseyville, Ills, q
former pupil Of the E. A. Seminary, is visit
Ing Miss Lillian Jameson on Laurel street.
Mrs. Samuel Miller, nee Lucy Mcfarland,
Of Grafton, New Mexico, and little daughter,
are visiting the Misses Finley, at Ingleside.
Mrs. w. B. Steele M her sister, Miss Rena
Corder. came up from Waverly Tuesday.
Miss Corder will remain here sever al days.
Miss Bette M0rehead, Of Gla-gow, and
Mr.. X. T. Morehead. of Triplett, Mo-, are
visiting Mrs. W. G. Neale, in Dover town
ship.
Miss Gertrude WILDER who has been spend.
ing the summer with her friend, Mrs. w. q
McCausland, leaves Monday for her home in
Chicago.
Mr.. w. C. Hicks came up Thursday night
to spend the night with relatives In this city.
He was afraid he could not get u bed in Hig-
ginsville.
Mrs. George McGrew and daughter, Myrtle
of st. Louis, who spent the summer at Swee
Springs. are here visiting airs. Buford Chin
and friends.
q. Miss Lily Donnan, of Petersburg. Va.
reac Ied the E. A. S. last night for her thirt
years's course, with the hope of graduating
> in JuneneXt.
John Tyler, Esq, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Tyler and their daughter, Miss Lettie, wer
: here yesterday to make arrangements to plac
: the latter in c. F. u.
Mr.. and Mrs. John McFadin went to Edo
RADIO. last Saturday night, to visit thei
daughter, Mrs. Alex. Walmsley, who Is quit
sick with typhoid fever.
! Miss Anns Q. Goodman, for several year
past the popular and efficient teacher of Ian
guages IN the +. A. g., returned last evenin
. from her visit to her home In Virginia.
Mrs. Lizzie Greene spent a few days wit
her friends, Mr., T. C. Crenshaw and Mrs
= Th0s. Greene. She enters her sister, Mis-
Bertha Swink, as IL boarding pupil In the c
F. College.
Mrs. Gillespie and Mrs. Davidson, VIII
have been visiting friends In the city, wen
" III Yesterday to Sweet Springs, where the
will spend several weeks before returning I
their home in st. Louis.
ThOs q. Stokes, Enq., who has kept hi
|. family here for the past year in order that Il
might send his children to school, has re
turned with them to Clarkton. NO., He lei
his Oldest daughter. Miss Roxie, rs u boardc
at the E. A.. Seminary.
Liberty Tribune, August 15:-"A law
party was given by Miss Emma Petty at he
!" home east of town on Tuesday evening, !
u honor Of her guest, Miss Zoe Basselt, of Lex
lngtOn. TIL attendance was large, the re
!" freshments tempting, and The evening pnssc
;, of to the delight Of those present.