Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1885-10-24
Personalities.

Personalities.
MI, Lon Warren has retured home.
Capt. Conner went to Kansas City yester-
day.
Miss Katie Keene has visited friends here
this week.
Mrs. Jno. w. Waddell went to Kansas City
yesterday.
Mr.. Lewis G.: Neale went to Kansas City
YESTERDAY.
Mr.. Granville Page paid Us aplessant social
visit yesterday.
Mrs. Martha Grant was in tow several
days this week.
Mr.. Eeid K,st has been in town this week
visiting friends.
Mrs. Y. Ryland and Mrs. Jno. r. Ford are
visiting in 81. Louis.
Mrs. Jos. f. Smith went to Kansas City
Wednesday morning.
Mrs. Bodie Laurie has spent several days
10 Lexington this week.
Mrs. j. c. McGrew and her two daughters
left for St. Louis Monday.
Elder c. S. Lucas will arrive in the city TO- !
night, and remain q few days.
Miss Bertha Ward Is at home from a visit
to friends in eastern Missouri.
Uncle 10. Shelby is home from q trip south,
looking much improved In health.
Capt. and Mrs. Asbury and their son,
Harvey, spent Tuesday In this city.
Mr.. James P. Hall went to johnson coun-
ty, last Thursday, to attend his fathers fun
eral.
Miss Lizzie. eldest daughter of Dir. Cass
Ryland. of Odessa, has been very ill for a
week.
Mr.. W. G. McCsusIsnd has been in Kansas
| City all week., serving a. q juror in the United
States court.
Mary Ann Booth, the mother of Junlus and
Wilkes Booth, died in New York, Thursday,
aged 80 years.
Capt. Roley Porter left. Wednesday, to be
gone all winter. His boat will run in the
Red river trade.
Miss Mamie Woodward. of Wellington.
Mo-, enters Central Female College as q day
pupil this week.
Mr.. j. o. Lesueur came down from Kan
sas City on business Saturday night, and
returned Sunday morning.
Hon. H. C. Wallace, Rev. g.. w. Hyde and
Prof. Jno. F. Lsnneau arc In attendance on
the State Baptist Association. this week.
Mr.. 8. v. Huliard, who has been In Puget
J sound county, Washington Territory, for the
past two years, arrived home last Monday.
Mr.. j. B. Root, of the Abendroth 8 Root
Manufacturing Company, New York, was in
town last Saturday looking after the water
works.
, Mr.. Conn, Mrs. Tol Davis. q sister of Mrs.
Conn, Mrs. Annie Forder and Miss Florence
. Conn were here, Thursday, attending the
funeral of Mrs. Conn.
4 Mrs. L. B. Atkteson expects to return to
her home, Conway, Ark, next. Wednesday.
She may delay 3 few days to get her mother,
D Mrs. Andy Graham. to 20 with her.
Miss Matte Kennedy, sister of Mrs. Chss
Wallace. of our city. will stay with Mrs
i Wallace this season and will enter Contra
Female College as q day pupil next week.
IL Mr.. VIM. q. Hickman. who.lives in Jack
e son county, near Kansas City. spent las
Wednesday In this city, having brought hi
o son, Edwin, here to DR.. Gosewisch to hsv
e his eyes treated.
% The following has been sent to friends
e 81. Thomas Akers-Fannle E. B. Smith
d Mr.. and Mrs. Robert J. Smith request tn
pleasure of your company at the marriage Q
IS their daughter, Tuesday evening. Oct, 2,
at 1885,, at 2 o'clock. Residence near Lexington.
n Mrs. W. F.. Kerdolh, Jr., and Miss Sail
le Searcy, were in st. Louis, this week, visitin
the Exposition. During the five years sine
De Prof. Kerdol6 has had charge of the college
&c this is the first time that Mrs. Kerdoln h:
I'd spent q night away from the college durir
n the school session.
nd Miss Katie Hollis returned home from HI
ay mountain trip. last FRIDAY night. and droppe
is in, Unexpectedly, on her friends while the
be were at the opera house. Such q kissing an
hand-shsking never was seen. Ben Irelxr
II, thinks it was just too-too. Miss Katie n
,st ceived an ovation.
tn Miss May Philips who Is attending Centr
College. is a sister of Miss Lou Philips and
he DR.. Mildred Philips, both missionaries
IA China. DR.. Mildred Philips was at one tin
a pupil in Central Female College, and afte
,e. ward graduated at one Of the leading medic
,r- colleges of Philadelphia preparatory to goil
cy to China
#. The following card has been received
ice friends of the persons nsmed:-"Samuel
old Bsrnett-May A. Yancey. DR.. and Nj
,ed T. A. Yancey request the pleasure Of 70
ON company at the marriage Of their daught
an. May A.. Wednesday evening, October %. lS
me at 8 o'clock.o Mr.. and Mrs G. Barnett, fatt
and mother OF the groom, will tender t
The young people a reception at their home,
vas Friday night, Oct. 30.
ley |
and Fun on the Bristol last night.
ess, Fire company meeting to- night.
ut For lumber, ETC.. see G. A. Sturges. sic
be-. Martland's photos of babies and child
had can't be beat. uov22t
$780,, Tn German Evangelical mission festival
the Higginsy lille realized Si00.
she Secondhand Store Stools for sale "
the cheap. W. G. McCauslaud. a22:
red The ladies of the city and county are in
Inns ted to call and inspect my stock of millin
sme notions and fancy goods. Mrs. s. A.. Moo
gan head. oct 3m
zen Itch and prairie mango. cured in 80 N
'acy utes by Woolferd's Sanitary Lotion. 7
on never fails. Sold by Chss. W. Loo
tive druggist, Lexington. mar2l-l
told Mr.. James McGirl had his wife's e
the treated. unsuccessfully, by eminent ocul
was of st. Louis and Kansas City. He brou
the her to DR.. Gosewisch and he cured her.
jeff Mr.. g. A. Kriehn has laid q new pavem
,ked and had q neat new fence built in from,
the lot adjoining his residence, which he
did Gently purchased from Mr.. Robert Tia
all man.
utss Messrs, Geo. A. Chamblin and W. Z.
over lar, were chosen on the panel of 40,
did went to dinner, without permission. 7
Larry were fined 81 each for their indiscretioE.
ork- 1t is hardly necessary for US to men
ing. that we have the prettiest stock of gingh
l he in town, as we have always had the rep
back ton of keeping the newest and nobt
back styles. Henry Wilker. oct3v
lives Everybody brags about big corn, but It
said been left to Farmer Ausgrove to boast Of
with smallest stalk of corn of the season. 1t /
call thick as a lead pencil, a foot high, sni ha
lurt, ear of corn on It. Now there's farming
way, you!
sked Lost-Yesterday afternoon, between
had Russel's and DR.. Gordon's, on the
Dom Ground road, q plaid cloth. child's coat,
bye. q porte -monnaie in one pocket cantainin.
the in money. Please return to DR.. j. G..
t his sell, in this city,
more Mr.. Henry Hagen has reduced his pl
year. for the use of the opera house to home Ell
saw tainments. He has been charging $40