Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1885-09-19
Personalities

Personalities.
DR.. Young is not so well.
Chief Justice Waite is in England.
Mrs. Farrar left for Chicago. Monday.
Mr.. Arthur Slaughter was i'm town yester-
day.
MISS lizette Shaw went up to Kansas City
Monday.
Miss Johanna krlehn came home last FRI
day night.
Mr.. Thos. g. Campbell went up to Kansas
City Monday.
Capt. W. A. Redd was In town several
days this week.
Miss Minnie Maggie is visiting Mrs Chas.
Miller in st. Louis.
Mr., and Mrs. VIM. Barton returned To
Kansas City Monday.
Miss MolIie Pugh, of Independence, is Wis
iting Miss iona Ryland.
Mr.. R, T. Jesse has been quite sick for sew
eral days, but Is out again.
Mr.. Frank Trigg spent Thursday and Fri
day at the Kansas City fair.
Mai, Jno. n. Edwards and family returned
to st. Joseph last Saturday.
Mr.. Oscar Steers is back at his Old post I'D
the NJ. P. depot In this city,
VIM. Aull, Esq, and his bride arrived al
their home on last Tuesday.
Miss Maggie Ryland returned, wednesday
evening, from q visit to Detroit.
Miss Sarah Powell, of Richmond, Is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. John Powell.
Mrs. John T. McGrew, of Holden, is visit
ing relatives and friends in this city.
Mr.. Jesse Grady was taken down last
Saturday, with an attack of typhoid fever.
Miss Jennie Thompson, OF Higginsviile,
has been visiting Miss Fannie Allen, this
week.
Mrs. VIM. B. Steele left, Tuesday morning.,
for Waverly, with the children, to visit her
mother.
Mrs, John Gordon and two children left,
Monday, for u two weeks visit to Nevada,
Missouri.
Mr.. James Wentworth took a trip to Bates
county, last Saturday, and returned edn
day night.
Mrs. Nellie Dealey, and the baby, left for
Dallas, Texas, their future home, last We'd
nssday morning.
Mr.. Ed. W. IL. Ahrens went east, last Sat-
urday night. to buy goods, and will return
f., to-day or Monday.
DR.. VIM. c. Webb, son of Mr.. John G.
| Webb, left, Sunday, to attend lectures at the
Ohio Medical College.
Misses Rena Corder and Rena Hill went
down to Waverly, Tuesday last, after a visit
to Mrs. VIM. B. Steele.
jesse Crouch. Esq, aged 70 years. the
father of Rev, W. A. Crouch, was here for a
few days visiting his son.
Mr.. Thos. B. Wallace, who has been con-
fined to his room for the past four months,
was down town Tuesday.
Mr.. Geo. Chapman has accepted a position
in the Citizens National Bank, at Kansas
City, and will leave here October 1,
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Hammer were in
town Tuesday on business. Mr.. Hammer
paid the Intelligencer a pleasant visit.
Capt. Roly Porter is expected home to spend
a week or two while his boat is being repair
ed at st. Louis for the southern trade.
Mr.. Hector Ferguson, OF Haddam, Kansas,
came in, Sunday, on a visit to the family Of
Mrs. j. w. Grady, and left Wednesday.
Mr.. Gus Weber. who has been suffering
from asthma, will 60 to Denver to live, mex,
week, with the hope to retrieve his health.
DR.. II. NJ. Richardson returned, Tuesday
from visits to Boonville, Pilot Grove and
Warsaw, at which points he conducted ser
vices.
Mrs. j. A. Price returned home from Mt
Leonard, last Sunday, after a weeks visit to
her daughter, Mrs. ]. H. Otte. who is prepar.
ing to move to Peabody, Kan.
NJ VT n TT.:1o--,1r+h r-;Ea and lorrnh
ter, of Trinidad, Col, who have been spend
ing the summer at Eldorado, are visiting the
family of Mr.. j. D. DAVIS, in this city.
Since our last issue Misses Katie Stone Of
Lafayette county and Eve Ferrell of Higgins
vile. have entered Central Female College
Central now has seventy boarding pupils.
Mr.. Harry B. Tunstall came from Odessa,
last Thursday, to see his family, only to find
they they had gone to Ray county to visit rel
atives. He returned to Odessa in the evening.
MIR. d. W. Hausam. of Dallas, Texas, who
has been visiting his brother, in this city, for
some weeks, will leave, this morning, for In
dependence. where he will spend a week,
aud then return here.
Misses Lille and Fannie Drysdale, o
Brownsville, who have been visiting relatives
In this city for two weeks. left, Monday. TO
Kansas City where they will visit for a week
and then return home.
Hon. VIM. II. Carter was brought to hi
, home in Higginsville, last Monday, danger
ously i'll with brain fever. He had for some
time been upon his ranch in Kansas. 1t i
to be hoped that he may soon recover.
Miss Emma jackson who was prevented b.
sickness from entering upon her duties in tn
primary department of Central Female Col
lege at the opening of the term, has SO ia
recovered as to resume work this week.
Gen. Henderson was in town, this.week
and compromised a number of bonds. W,
cannot give a correct list of them until tn
county clerk can go over the calculations
which he has not yet had an opportunity tt
do.
Among the names in the list of teachers il
the public schools of Kansas City WI observ
the folio wing misses Lula X. Bair, Mar
Carpenter and Ella James. Miss Carpente
has married since her selection to the posi-
. ton.
. Mr.. Ed. Ryland is attending school at Van
derbilt University, Nashville, Tenn. In
letter received by his father, yesterday morn
l ing, he says the school buildings and every
thing connected Herewith, are very fine, an,
+ that he has settled down to work.
) Col. j. S. White. Of Washington township
l was In town Monday, and from him w
2 learned that his friend and neighber, Hon
Charles L. Ewing, was quite i'll. Mr.. Ewing
} many friends throughout the county wi
wish for him an early return to health an,
l strength.
Mrs. W. B. Hamlet and two Children, VIII
had been visiting relatives in st. Louis 70
two weeks, returned home on the Dacota
? last Saturday. Mrs. jenkins, of st. Louii
, came up with them, and remained till moo
e on Wednesday, and returned home on tn
q same boat.
Mr.. Armand Duvall, who has been Twin
q In Arkansas and Texas for the past seve
n years, returned to this county last Frida'
e He had changed so greatly that his mothe
= failed to recognize him. Mr.. Duvall is her
Pacific railroad.
Mr.. G. NJ. Neale has returned from hi
visit to Dade county. He tells us that Cap
Ben Neale, has an excellent stock ranch theI
and is much pleased with that county Mar
II Of our old citizens, friends of Capt. Neal
will be glad to hear that he is prospecting al
u satisfied with his new home.
Mrs. Susan C.. Waddell celebrated h.
eightieth birthday on the I'd day of Septeu