Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1885-09-26
AULLVILLE.

been visiting Miss Nellie Mock heru~
for the past week, returned home las
Wednesday.
Most all of our farmers arc sowinlA
their wheat this week, some are done->
Mr.. w. Boon Major, wife AM
daughter, were visiting relatives i,
Ray county last week. They wer
accompanied by Mrs. Mary Hord, an,
their eldest daughter Mrs. Kith
Greer.
Miss Maggie Nicols is visiting he
brother Al Nicols and her sister Mrs
Ed. Robinson.
the family of his sister near KnO
NOster for the past week.
| The Misses Brown, of FrankfOrN
Kentucky, who have been visiting til y
family of Mrs. Mary j. Hord, thf
summer, returned to their home las
week. They had Il pleasant visit an,
seemed to enjoy themselves while the
were among us. We wish them ,cor
pleasant trip home.
Uncle AL Major, accompanied b,
| Col. JnO. p. Boon are visiting friend
and relatives in Pettis comfy, thi
week.
The school opened at this place o
last Monday week, with about 10
pupils. Prof. Il. E. Williams is prilCE1
cipal and Prof. Swearingen is his as
sistant. They are both excellen
teachers and the patrons may be as
sured that their children are in SAT
| hands.
Mr.. George Roberts went up to tn;
Kansas City fair last week. He say
that they had a very good fair
| You should hear Uncle Alf Jones O
| Higginsville. 1t is very laughable, AN,
Higginsville is not much of town, ii
his estimation, for selling waite
melons
Miss Rebecca Jones, of Independence
is visiting relatives and friends iii thi
city.
Mr.. Austin SittlingiOn and wife
Southeast Missouri, are visiting rela
tives and friends here this week.
| Uncle Charles Graham spent Satur
day in Lexington.
Mr.. Robert Osborn has been dowfd fo
to Slater looking out place to locate
So has his nephew, Mr.. Joh
Nevil
| Our merchants say they are doin.
several of onr farmers are cutt;n, Mu
up their corn. lam
Mr.. Gideon Brindel is building
house about miles north of town fo
Mr.: Jack Cooksey: erg,
Most of our citizens were ver,..
| sorry to learn of the severe sickness o.
Hon. William Carter, who has 9reas Ca
many warm friends around here, am,-
all hope he may soon be restored {,
health and to>his family. -
Died, at his residence mile!
south west of this place, MIR. Newtoi
Cox, aged So years. Mr.. Cox was
good citizen an was followed to hi
grave by 4 large number Of friends
His remains were inferred in Oalp-
Grove cemetery in johnson county.
There is considerable sickness il.
this vicinity now.
Miss Esther Belt is very sick at III,
residence of her mother, near thi
place, OF typhoid fever.
Born, near this place, last week, tC
the wife OF James Powell, a boy.
Died, in this place, September Is,
Mrs. Bradford. Her remains wert
buried in Lexington cemetery.
Rev. Jesse Osborn preached in thC
Baptist church here on last Saturday
Sunday morning and night. He
attending school mt Liberty, anto
comes down every third Lords day tdA
fill his appointment here.
The association of the Raptis
churches of Lafayette and Johnson
counties, will convene at the BaptiSi
church in this place on the 1t nr Oc-
tober and continue three days. Al
are cordially invited to be present andy
enjoy the hospitality of Aullvile and
vicinity. Come one, come all.
Rev. j. A. Quarles,D. d., of LeXing- I'll
tom preached at New Hope church OF
last Sunday. OBSERVER.