Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1884-07-19
Personalities.

Mr.. T. C. Crenshaw paid a flying visit
home this week.
Miss Ella Nickel has returned from her
visit to Waverly.
The best sister in the world is always some
other fellows sister.
Mrs. VIM. Barton will leave for Sweet
Springs this morning.
Mrs. jamie Kimpton and her son, Harold,
are visiting friends near Dover.
Miss Katie Ludwigs is visiting the family
Mr.. 10 Baehr, at Kansas City.
Miss Anna Price Is visiting her sister,
Mrs Florence Otte TINT. Leonard.
Rev. b. l.. Hobson, Of Waverly has been
visiting friends here during the week.
Miss Julia Neale came home Thursday,
her three weeks visit in Marshall.
Mr.. Albert Weber, formerly of this city,
but now of St. Louis, is homeO on II visit.
Mrs. b. Wilkinson, nee Dora Stapp, is visit
ing relatives and friends here this week.
Miss Maggie Richardson will spend the re-
mainder of the summer at Mt. Leonard.
Mrs. Chas Ramsey, nee Ada Long, of st.
Louis is visiting her mother on Third street.
Mrs. n. S. Walker nee Lula Sessions, OF
Jacksonville Ills, is visiting friends here.
Mrs. Frank Kerr, of Chicago, formerly Of
this city, is home on a visit for the summer.
Mr.. w. II. Davis, editor of the Society
Record, of Kansas City, called on us Thurs
day.
Hon. Alex Graves and family arrived home
from Washington, D. c., last Thursday
night.
Az. Uv..a ~rIo, n Ioo,, in tho aitC fhio
week, visiting Miss Maggie Green and other
friends.
Governor Cleveland has no real estate and
is estimated to be worth in personal property
about 5000.
Mrs. Sue TrOw and Miss Anna 7. Mount
Joy, of Maysville, Kentucky, returned home
last Tuesday,
Mr.. j. A. Carlisle, of Clinton, Mo-, is on a
visit to his daughter, Mrs. Geo. f. Maitland,
near this city.
Mr.. W. p. Maytield. of Higginsville, was in
the city attending " some legal business,
last Thursday.
Miss Ella Edelin, has gone to Independence,
Kansas, to visit her sister, and will be absent
three Or four weeks.
Prof. Geo. NJ. Thomas and wife left ,yester-
| day, for a short visit to the family of Rev. A.
Buckley, in Blackburn.
Miss Maria F. Bailey, of Washington, d.
c., a niece of Mrs. L. Wlnsor, is visiting her
aunt here for a few weeks.
Mr.. Will Jameson, of st. Louis, is home on
a few days leave of absence, to visit his
mother, sister aud friends.
Mr.. Charles H. Wilson, of Washington
| City, q relative OF Mrs. Il. WinsOr, is spend
ing q few days in the city.
Miss Carrie Roper, a former pupil ant
teacher in the E. A. Seminary, is visiting
the family of Rev. j. A. Quarles.
Mrs. Mary Z. Slayback, of st. Louis, is il
the city visiting Mrs. DIR. Young and othel
acquaintance Of auld. lang syne.
A Philadelphia woman has had her hus
band arrested because he abandoned her 81
that lie could dress more like Il dude.
President Arthur goes to the buffalo Bill
show whenever it comes around, and strives
maniully to forget the events Of June.
Misses Mary YOung and Ada Smith, VIII
haye been visiting friends in Clay township
for u couple of weeks, are expected home to
day.
Mr.. 4. ii. Swan of Cheyenne is said to con
troll more live stock than any other individu
al on the continent, not excepting job
Kelly.
Mrs. Samuel Poteet, of WespOrt, and Mrs
Alexander Major who has just returned frOr
Europe, will spend Il few days i
Lexington.
Kaiser Wilhelm has started out to show b
,rb;..t, chat lo Il, ,nt uf,.il nrnhnlar. w
ever thought he was. TrichlnG is the thin
that doubles him up.
Mrs. w. p. Beck and children, of Trinidad
Colorado, arrived here last Wednesday eve
Mug, on IL visit to Capt. aud Mrs. S. j. Al
drew and other friends.
MIR John E. Grant, of Abiline, Texas,
> nome on a visit OF a few days, on his retuI
from Chicago, where he was in attendant
upon the great convention.
Mrs. Milton Hendricks, nee Carter,
Omaha. Neb., is visiting the family of N
+ George Hutchinson. She will probably r
main in the city and county for sever
, weeks.
Butler Times:-"Mrs. w. 81. Walton, wi
has been visiting her parents near Higgln
, vile, Lafay cite county, returned nome tt
latter part of last week. She was accomp
MED by her sister Miss LII Corder."
lido Ramsiell, the edilur of All Allan
journal. has discovered II process of photo
photography, which, ace nd ng to Mr.. Howe
of the Constitution, Twill Introduce inio t
= art of printing possibilities never dream,
Of"
Mr.. Goaldef Young, of Marshall, came
asst Wednesday for a short visit to relatiy
and friends here. On his return the next d.
q he was accompanied home by his brothe
Evan, who will remain with him over Su
day.
Mr.. II. w. Winsor, who has.been spending
couple of weeks at Eldorado Springs. is e,
pected home to day. He does not think Il
= waters have benefited him in the least. "a
he still has TO Use his cru!ches TO &
u about.
An English writer wants to know why
u is that American women aye so rapid
- They don't. Mary Anderson has be
c twenty-one for the past five years, and NJ;
gle Mitchell has been struggling 10 reach Il
ihirtieth birthday for the past forty years.
i Mr.. Frank Atkinson, who
II Mr.. Leo keller ON his trip TO Milwaukee IL
The east, will improve the opportunity af,
:, dei by Mr.. keller'S stay in the Badger st,,
by making Il visit 10 Winona, where, il
thought, he will find some one who will
glad 10 see him.
ii From letters received from General II.
lie R0teler, who Went to Chicago about t,
Ill weeks ago to take Il much needed rest, il
learned that his health Is liz better thai VIII
he left, anu that he is confined 10 his bed
IN great deal of the time. His friends h,
%sympathi-e with him in his troubles, {:
ne hope he will soon be able tn he about and
OF joy himself.
r. Frnf. JAS. q. Clark, Ill. d., chairman
I'd the faculty of William Jewell College, al
ell Prof. W. II. Rothwell, 4 member of
es faculty, came down yesterday morning OF
py visit TO our city, and, in company with Pr
E. Lanneau, paid our office u very pleasant vi
til They left for Sweet Springs this morni
In where we hope they will thoroughly Ell
Id the invigorating waters.
lie Hon. j. Il. Oldham. of HALEY, Ida
er formerly of Independence, Mo-, one of t
or original fOrty-nlnerH, Il delegate to the de
ocralic national convention, was in the G
an yesterday, en- route home, having sion,
ry over to see his townsman, Hugh G. Walla
T. MIR. Oldham expresses great confidence
OF the election OIL Cleyeland and Hrndri, k, Wh
OF is the almost universal opinion of denlncr
er all over the country.
ct Miss Ellie Stiff, the popular vocal teacl
NJ at Central Female College for the mast +