Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1885-06-13
Personalities

Miss Agnes Hutchison's school work closed,
Miss Carrie Carter was in town this week.
Mr., Jos. Cash went to Kansas City Wednes-
day.
Miss SalIie Stewart returned home Satur-
day.
this week, and she is at home for the sum-
mer.
Mrs, Silverman has teen very Ill, but Is
better.
Misses Daisy and JAMIE Webb have return
| ed home.
MIR. Frank Groves was here Sunday and
Monday.
Miss sallie Goodwin returned home
| Wednesday.
Mr. Oscar Audreen will spend tomorrow
| with friends here.
Mrs. Sarah Meyers was very Ill, Monday
but has since been better.
Mss Fame, Capt. Rankin's niece, has re-
turned to her home in Tennessee.
Mrs. Ed. LOOMS returned home last satur-
| day from her visit to Kansas City.
MIR. C. R. Shawhan asks US to change his
| address from Higginsvilie to Odessa.
Miss Carrie Patton, of Kansas City, is the
| eue-t of her sister, Mrs. Jas. P. Steele.
Miss Louise Noble, of Marshall, has been
visiting at Mr.. Lewis Neale's this week.
Miss Lizzie Shields. accompanied by her
cousin, Alex. Lesueur, Jr., are at Cairo.
Mrs. Alice May Hall is visiting her sister,
Mrs. John W. Fishback, in Clay township.
Messrs. j. F. Campbell and Frank Thornton
were in Kansas City last Saturday on BUSH
ness.
Mr.. C. G. Thurston and Miss Annie Ketner
are to be married at Junction City, Kansas,
next week.
Mr.. Lee Moran, of Higginsvllle, was in
town and called upon the 1ntelligencer
Wednesday.
Mrs. Matte Robinson left last Wednesday
for Lamar, No., to visit her sister, Mrs.
James Kirtley.
Miss Jessie McDearmon, of Kansas City,
| who has been visiting at Col. McClelland's,
has returned home.
Miss Eva Holloway. of Kansas City. who
| has been visiting Mrs. Fame Stonestreet, re-
turned home Tuesday.
Mr.. 10. Bailey is out again, though his face
| shows evident marks OF the fight he had with
the Old Man of the Scythe.
Mrs. Pavy. widow of the eminent arctic ex-
plorer, DIR. Octave Pavy. Is visiting her
uncle, DIR. Richardson, in this city.
Miss Alice Blair. of Higginsville, has re-
turned home from the sunny south, where
she has been visiting for the past month.
Mr.. William T. Tut left for Rich Hill Mo-,
last Sunday, where he has a situation as bill
ing clerk on the Missouri Pacific railroad.
Mrs. VIM. Boyer, of Higginsville, was WIS.,
iting relatives in the city this week, and at
tending the closing exercises of Central COL
lege.
Miss Lillian Goodwin, Mrs. Carrie Fulker-
son, and her daughter, Miss Senova, returned
to Higginsville after the E.. Aull commence
ment.
Mr.. Ed. Webb, of Dover township, who
has been visiting friends in this city and at
tending the commandments. has returned
home.
Mr.. Jas. P. Matthews, of Jackson county,
who is a very strongly endorsed candidate
for consul at Londonderry, was in the city
yesterday.
Miss Maud Crump. OF Kansas City, who
was here visiting friends and attending the
| closing exercises of the E. A. s., has re.
turned home.
Miss Lola Allen, of Rich Hill, has been in
the city this week, visiting Miss Alice Walk
er, and attending the closing exercises of the
Central College.
Mrs. Thos. Dicken is visiting IN st. Joseph.
At the conclusion of her visit she will join
her husband, in Kansas City, where they will
hereafter reside.
Miss Jennie Littlejohn, of Freedom town.
ship. is visiting her sister, Mrs. John Wei
born. Miss Perlie Roberts. OF AuIlville, is
visiting her uncle, Mr.. Welborn.
Mrs. N. E. Wright, of Weston, is here Wis.,
iting her daughter, Mrs. Ed. Marx, who has
been suffering from paralysis of the eyes.
She will return home sometime next week,
taking with her Miss May Wright.
We do not see any propriety in gushing
over Miss Cleveland, either; still, as the most
intellectual woman that has presided at the
white house since the days of Miss Harriet
Lane, it is not unnatural that she should at
tract attention.
Mrs. Richard S. Lomax of Springfield, Mo-,
formerly of this county, has been in the city
since last Saturday. She came to attend the
closing exercises of C. F. c.. and to visit her
Mrs. Geo. Venable.
The ladies' positively refuse to accept any
explanations regarding the decision by Rev.
Geo. L. Leyburn, Judge X. Ryland and John
8. Blackwell, Esq, that "women are more
given to gossipplng than men," We have beer
all week endeavoring to prove to them that
it was not the merit of the question that the
gentlemen decided, but simply the manner in
which 1t was debated by the boys. 1t Is all Of
no use. They have their wal paint on, so to
speak (some of them never go on the street
without it,, and they have sworn dire ven.
geance. 1t is always dangerous to say any
thing that the dear creatures can construe as
a reflection upon them, and being prudent we
never do.
The following named visitors attended the
Central Female College closing exercises
Rev. W. F. Boiling, PALMYRA, Mo-; Rev. J.
W. Carpenter, Slater, Mo-; Rev. W. B
Mcfarland, Gillian, Mo-; Rev. W. E. Dock.
cry, Cam ron, Mo-; Rev. Mr.. Ramsey, Rich.
mond, Mo-; Rev. Peter Cobb, Odessa, Mo-.
Rev. Thos. NJ. Cobb, Jefferson City, Mo-.
DR.. NJ. F. Wakefield, Savannah, Mo-, John
athau Hill, Independence, L. W. Lloyd, Ne
braska City. Neb., Geo. 81. Blakemore, Clin,
ton; Mr.. Chas. Chapel, Windsor; Mr.. Janu
ary, Norborn; Mr.. David Ball, Carrollton
Mr.. j. B. Mcdonald, independence; Col. j
T. Price. Slater; Mr.. Vlvion, Higginsville
Mr.. Hagood, Higginsyille; Mr.. F. NJ. Sanger
Muskogee, Indian Ter; Mr.. s. T.. Ranabar
gar. Odessa; Rev. L.. F. Clemmens and wife,
Odessa; Mr.. j. w. Lamar, Ebony; Mis-.
Hattie Mcfarland, Gillian; Mrs Jack Corder
Corder; Miss Mollie Colbern, Lees Summit
Miss Lee Wall, Fort Scott, Kan; Miss Cors
COlbOw, Windsor Miss Mckinley Windsor
Mrs. r. P. Robb, Napoleon; Mrs. Johr
Roberts, Napoleon; Miss Bette Porter
Greenton; Misses Ora Houx, Addle Twymal
and Carrie Carter. Higginsville; Mrs. VIM
c. Boyer. Higginsville; Mr.. Geo. Vivion
Higginsville Miss Lutte Catron, Higginsyille
Misses Viola and Birdie Hill, independence
Miss Carrie Hull and Emma Fleming, La
Monte; Miss Lizzie Goode, Slater; Mr..
Grey, Slater; Mrs. WIN. b. Howard, Lee
Summit; Mrs. j. H. Prather and Mise
Stella and Lulu Prather, Harlem; Mrs. Mat
HOuX and Miss Maggie Houx, Centerview
Miss Mary Agee. Fayette; Mrs. Bette Slusi
er and Miss Belt, county; Miss Cricket
Campbell. Higginsville; Miss Jennie Wood
son, Richmond; Miss Hattie Hill, Norborne
Miss Florine VERIFY, Marshall: Mrs. Mora
and Miss Bette Moran. HigglnsvilIe: Mr.,
Tabb and daughter, Dover; Miss Alice We
born, Aullville; Miss Ida Allen, Rich Hill
Mr., Steele Bird. ST, ,JOsenh. Mas Goodui,