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

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DIR. b, ID. Ragland was in town Wednes- I
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Miss Daisy Webb Is visiting at Mr.. Man. I
Ihinn's. =
Mrs. DR.. Bailey nee jamie Kyle, is visiting
Ter parents. l.
Uncle Harvey Mallory honored US with a :
visit Thursday. |.
Miss Maud Bassett has been visiting Miss
Zoe Bassett this week.
Mrs. Nathan Corder was very Ill a few days
ago, but is now much better.
Miss JAMIE Webb, OF Dover township, Is
visiting Miss Fannie Stewart.
Daniel J. Murphy, the San Francisco bank
er and phllsnthropist, Is dead.
Mrs. John Kriehn and her son, Otto, have
been visiting Concordis this week.
Mrs. John G.. Worthington and daughter
are visiting relatives in the country.
Mrs. Morris Gratz returned HON from
her visit to Tennessee. last Saturday.
Misses SaIlie and Jessie Garner have been
visiting their relative, Mrs. NJ. Neal.
Mr.. 81. T. Lemist. of the Lexington Coal
Company, was in the city Wednesday.
Miss Fannie Stewart went to Kansas City
MONDAY 10 Spcuu lax WOCh WIN |
Judge j. A. Prather has returned from Ar
kansas, where he went to visit a brother.
Mr.. John P. Austin, of Carroll county, |
was here visiting friends q few days ago.
Mrs. F. Winkler and her son, William,
have been visiting Concordia this week.
Mr.. John Hausam, of Versailles. visited his
son, Mr.. Jno. P. Hausam, a few days ago.
Mr.. C. F. Babb, of Norborne, spent Sun
day and Monday here visiting Mr.. 10. Afford.
Miss Jessie McDearmon, of Kansas City,
has been visiting the family of Col. McClel-
land.
Judge B. d. Weedin left for Columbia,
Wednesday, to attend the convention Of civil
engineers.
Mrs. Hannah Wyckoff, of Topeka, Kan,
will arrive to-day. to visit her son, Elder r.
E. Swartz.
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Kemp, Of Lesvenworth,
are visiting Mr.. Henry Hagen. the father of
Mrs. Kemp.
Miss Julia Abel. of Kansas City, who has
been visiting the Misses Mountjoy, returned
home Friday.
Misses Belle and Maude Brown of Inde-
pendence. are In Lexington on q visit to the
Misses Winsor.
Mr.. Joseph Ryland, Of San Jose, Cal.
reached here Monday morning to visit rela-
tives and friends.
Miss L. Nj. Harris, of B. +. C.,was sudden
ly called home, last Monday. by the sudden
death of her father.
Mr.. E. Allen, and his daughter. Miss
Mollie, attended the Press Association meet.
ing, returning home yesterday.
Mr.. William Burns aud family left here
Tuesday morning last, for Butte City, Mon
tana. to make their future home.
Mr.. Ed. Webb, of Dover township, was II
the city tLis week visiting relatives and
t friends and attending the commandments.
, Miss Eva Holloway came down from Kan
sas City Monday evening with Mrs. Fannie
Stonestreet for a visit to Mr.. B. R. Ireland.
Judge T. j. Ports, of st. Louis. was IN tn
city, Wednesday, aiding Messrs. Wallace 4
Chiles in the coal mining injunction matter
: There are unclaimed letters IN the Lexing.
( ton postof1ce for Messrs. Martin Slaughter
f Granville Ashchraft, Hugh Smith and VIM
Timer.
Mrs. Ennis Combs, Of Los Angelas, Cal.
and Mrs. Henry Wertz, of this county, lef
yesterday on a short pleasure trip to Colorad
Springs.
Mrs. Goddard, of St. Louis, has been herr
g this week, to see her daughter, Miss Jennie
r and to attend the closing exercises of the E
+ A. Seminary.
Miss Jennie Woodson, of Richmond,
former pupil of Central Female College, 1
| I. n a-I I'LL a-,.{ ,,~xf n
i ter commencement.
Senator Evarts' son Phillip, who recent
= graduated from the General Theological sem
q mary, was ordained a minister of the Episce
pal church last Sunday.
J Gen. Grant suffered more or less Sunda
q night from the effects of his throat disease
bat managed to get a fair amount of sleeI
q He has been better since.
Since the Minneapolis girls have adopte
n the motto:-"The lips that touch wine sha
never touch mine," the boys have taken
imbibing through a straw.
. Miss Belle Combes, daughter of Mr.. Enn
u Combes, formerly of this county, but now
Los Angeles. CAL, is in the city visiting tn
II family Of Mr.. R. T. Jesse.
Miss Annie kennedy, of Higginsville .spel
Monday and Tuesday in the city, attendir
the Baptist College exercises, and visiting hi
: sister, Mrs. c. c. Wallace.
le Mr.. VIM. NJ. Cash, editor of the Westel
Star, of Coldwater, Kansas. arrived he
g Thursday night on a visit to relatives. F
left for home the next day.
Col. 10. Davis came up from EldOral
Springs Sunday morning last. Mrs. Dav
Vi came also and will remain a week or tw
e The colonel returned home on Wednesds
evening.
,e Mr.. and Mrs. James Gay, OF WooGfol
! county, KY, have been in the city, this wee
attending the commencement exercises of Il
E. Aull Seminary, and the guests of Mr..
u g. Wentworth. Mr.. Gay Is Mrs. Wen
d worth's brother.
l. There has been a story going the rounds
l. the effect that a daughter OF Victor Hugo.b
a trayed by a British army officer, was now
-, inmate of an insane asylum In Boston or Ne
York. The Courier des Etats Uuis declar
: the whole story a fabrication.
l. We mentioned, last week, the marriage
Ill Cairo of Mr.. Abe Keller and Miss Annie
10 Meyer. Since then the happy pair and the
Chu " uClC WIN dlItuucul ut Weuuiu
=, have arrived in this city, and the young pc
pie have received quite an ovation. A r
IL ception was rendered them at the residen
ef of Mr.. Philip Keller.
a Everybody knew Jack Armstrong VIII
a he lived here and sold agricultural impl
ia ments. He lives liz Kansas City now, but
:. still sells implements. He was here Tue
day and Wednesday shaking hands wi
=" everybody and telling his old time storie
is The last time we met him he was telling no
IS a very small gander killed a very large OK
a. Mr.. Robert Hicklin returned home, Mo
rs day, after a three-months absence in Tex
of where he went on legal business, and W
ly detained much longer than he expected.
H. says wheat, corn, rye and oats were new
better in Texas than now. The cotton,
- reports, as rather backward. lie is glad
he get back to his family, home and busine
s. though he had a good time while abs ent, q,
ks was very successful in the business he had
Id hand.
n. Col. Reid and Mr.. Trigg returned FRI
- their fishing trip to Spirit Lake, last TUT
day morning, after an absence of nearly t.
III weeks. They speak in slowing terms of
beauty of the country in the neighborhood
to the lakes, and of the splendid sport they hs
no They caught any quantity Of pickerel, pill
;o. bass, and a beautiful, large yellow perch,
=, which they sent two barrelfuls and two bo
"" fuls home. They could easily have sen
III thousand pounds more, but for the unc