Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1885-06-27
Personalities.

Little Geo reie Blackwell is around visiting
on his crutches.
Mrs. J. W. Branch q children are visit
ing relatives at Holden.
Miss Aggie Hutchinson has gone to Cairo to
visit Miss Lizzie Shields.
Misses Tons White and Emma Webster
are visiting Mrs. W. B. Steele.
Misses Ada and sallie Wheeler, of Fulton,
are visiting Mrs. M. E. Nickel.
Misses Lille Russell and Grace Edelen are
visiting friends near MAYHEM.
The chlldren's party at Judge <. Rylsnd's
Thursday evening was q very pleasant affair.
DR.. and Mrs. Balm came up from Sedalis
Wednesday, and spent the days with friends.
Mrs. J.. O, Lesueur and children, have
spent the week visiting Mrs. Thos. B. Camp
bell.
Ellis Newton who was so seriously hurt on
the railroad, east of town, continues to i'm
prove.
Miss Lille Dale, of Shelbyville, Ety.. il
visiting the family of Mr.. Geo. L.. Trail near
this city.
Mrs. j. T. Welborn, of Vernon county, is
visiting relatives and friends near Blackburn,
this county.
Miss Sallie Stewart went to Sedslia,
Wednesday evening. to spend q week with
DR.. and Mrs. Balm.
Capt. Thomas W. Shields, of Cairo, was
In the city several days, this week, visiting
relatives and friends.
Mrs. L. G. Barbour and her daughter. Miss
Carrie, who were visiting Judge X. Ryland,
returned home Tuesday.
Mrs. w. Scott Thomas and Mrs. Richard
Thomas, of Wayerly, have been visiting Mrs.
H. C. Francisco this week.
Mr.. E. w. Abendroth, manager OF the
waterworks, who has been in Kansas for
some days, is expected home to-day.
Uncle Tommy Williams, Of the CONNER
cIal Hotel, who was seriously Ill the first
part of the week. is able to be about again.
Masters Mark Smith and Irvine Tevis,
who have been attending school at st. Mary's
Academy, returned home last Wednesday.
Mr.. Gustave W~shrenbrock, Of Concordia,
will leave, with his family, next Monday, for
Santa Rosa, CAL, where he will in future re-
side.
Misses Maggie Spears and Katie Greer and
Prof. Lennon went down to Brownsville,
Tuesday, to attend the State Teachers Asso-
citation.
Mrs. Luna McBain, and her sister Miss
Rose Patterson, of Columbia, Mo-, are spend
ing q few days with the family Of Mr.. E.
Winsor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Phetzing are back from
Warsaw. ILL.,, where they went to attend the
marriage ofDr. Kurth Franz, Mrs. Phetzins's
brother.
Miss Jenni Woodson returned to her
home. Richmond, Mo. Tuesday, accompanied
by Miss Carrie, daughter of Judge Ken.
Ryland.
Hon. Hugh j. Brady, representing the st.
Louis elevator, was In town, Monday, and
left here in a skift to visit the merchants at
river points below here.
Mrs. Richard 8. Lomax left, Monday even
Ing, for Wellington to visit friends there. She
will spend a few days at Independence. and
leave for her home, Springfield, Mo-, early
next week.
Mrs. E. B. Coons, of Lincoln, Neb., came
here Saturday to accompany her sister, the
wife of Rev. John Gsvis, to Lincoln. The
ladies left Monday morning. Mrs. Davis
will be gone some six or eight weeks.
Rev. DR.. Wills. Of San Francisco, the other
Sunday evening startled his hearers by de-
claring that the Apaches ''must have q Cos
pel-not a gospel that will get the Indians out
of hell, but a gospel hat will get hell out of
the Indians"
Joseph Taylor, father of Bsyard Taylor,
died at his home. Kennett Square. Pa. aged
SO. He was born and lived his entire life at
| fhof rlaoo Tn Oatohor lo,< L. - ~
celebrated the slxty-sixth anniversary of
their wedding. His wife and four children
survive him.
Mr.. E. c. Orrick, of st. LOUIS, of the
Alkire Grocery Company, who was In the
city on business a few days ago. paid this Of
ice a pleasant visit. Mr.. Orrick Ia an old
friend, and a most thorough gentleman of the
old school. whose word Is as good as q bond,
and whom 1t is always pleasant to meet.
Independence Sentinel:-"Mr. and Mrs.
Bridges, accompanied by their daughters,
Maggie and Della, returned to this city Thursl
day, after y successful tour through the east
ern and southern counties of the state. They
will remain here a couple of weeks to rest I'D.
after which they will play in Kansas CITY. In
the mean time Mr.. b. will return to Missis.
sippl for the purpose Of settling up his bust
ness in that state. He intends to make indie.
pendence his future home.n
Copies Of Miss CleveIand's book, bound ex-
pressly for presentation, will be sent to the
surviving ladies' of the white house who have
preceded Miss Cleveland. The ladies who
will receive a cop are: Mrs. James X.
Polk, of Nashville; Mrs. Phillips. formerly
Mrs. Bette Taylor Bliss, of cambridge, Va:
Mrs. John Tyler, Of Virginia; Mrs. Harriet
Lane johnson. of Baltimore; Mrs. Martha
Mrs. Garfield and Mrs. McElroT.