Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1885-08-08
Personalities.

Personalities.
Col. 10. Davis was here this week.
Mr.. l., K. Smith was here yesterday.
Hurrah for Grandpa Lucius Weaver!
MIR. w. g.. Neale was in town Monday.
Mr.. 4. W. Wright was in town Monday.
Capt. A. f. Asbury was in town Monday.
Judge STROLLER is stopping ut the CONNER
cial. IL
Mr.. T. Is. Warren has been In the city oil
week.
Miss Belle Graves is. visiting friends at
Holden.
Mr.. r. F. WaddeIl returned from Eldorado
Monday.
Squire Robt. 7. Russell has been in town
this week. =.
Uncle Lewis R, Harrison has been IN Town
this week.
Mr.. W. NJ. Stonestreet, of Kansas City,was
here Monday.
Mr.. Frank S. Groves, of Kansas City, was
here Monday.
Mr.. VIM. Walker, of Page City, has been
here this week.
Mr.. Whit. Stevens has been appointed post
master at Odessa.
Mrs. VIM. X. Trigg is visiting her uncle'
Mr.. Jos. F, Smith.
Miss Donie Weber returned, Tuesday from
her visit to st. Louis.
Squire Phil. F. Ayres, wife and dauRhters'
were in town Monday.
Mrs. Marquart, of HAVANA, Ills, Is visiting
her sister, Mrs. Ernest Hoffman.
Mr.. Clarence Vivion, secretary OF the 1ar
association. was in town Monday.
nv n- 80 Tapusnn hoo hpQn
in town attending court this week.
Misses Eddie Winsor. Estelle and Mary
| McGrew are still at Sweet Springs.
Mr.. H. H. Luce assumed his duties as post
master, at Higginsville, last Monday.
Mrs. Chas. A. Morrison has been bere WIS.,
| itlng her parents, DIR. and Mrs. Temple.
John L. Peake, Esq. of Kansas City, was
in the city Yesterday on legal business.
Mrs. Herndon, of Carrollton, is visiting her
| sister, Mrs. JnO. E. Bascom, In this city.
Miss Sarah Grady returned, the first OF
the week, from a business trip to Kansas City.
Mrs. James Waddell, who has been ill for
so long, was in town Wednesday in a buggy.
W. P. Mayfeld, ESQ.,, of Higginsville, has
been in the city, this week, attending court.
DR.. Jno. b. Elliott, V. s., of Sedalia, was
in the city on professional business Wednes-
day.
Mr.. Robt. Austin, Of Nevada, Mo-, has been
here during the week visiting friends and
relatives.
Mrs. II. {. Chiles and her daughter, Miss
Lula, and Mr.. Tol. Graves, were in the city
Wednesday.
The Odessa Herald announces that State
y--a.~ Tob, d uorn,nn hoo hoon SfrioEon
with paralysis.
Mr.. H. w. Winsor and his sister, Miss
Dixie, have returned from a months visit to
Eldorado Springs.
Misses Julia Neale and Julie F. Winsor
have returned from Sweet Springs where
they spent a week delightfully."-.
Mrs. E. B.. Farley and Miss Lizzie Hutch
inson went down, Wednesday evening, to
spend a few days at Sweet Springs.
The board of trustees at Corder offer q re-
ward of S25 for one Ruben Silvey who
escaped from the town prison there.
Mrs. W. w. Higgins had a congestive chill.
one day last week, and for a few days wal
dangerously i'll. She has recovered.
Mr.. Chas. Rodekohr's house, at Concordia
took fire Sunday. The flames were extin'
guished before any great damage was done.
Prof. Kerdolf's child, which has been quitt
sick all week, was somewhat better Wednes-
day, but was taken worse Wednesday night
Misses Sallie and Lutte Chambers returned
!, from their visit to their brother, DR.. P. b
Chamber, Jr., at fairfield, Ills, a few day
ago.
Misses Romie and Gerty Mexican are hom'
from their visit to their uncle, Mr.. Cass Ry
land. They were accompanied by Miss LiZzi'
I Ryland.
Mr.. Caleb Powell has gone to Chicago for
pleasure trip. He will be absent about tw'
weeks, and may go as far as New York befor
j, he returns.
Miss Kate Mills cam down Sunday morn
ing to visit her cousins Misses COrdie Mill
and Matte Young. She will remain abOu
three weeks.
: Misses Lillian and Rosa Reames are visltin
Y their uncle, Mr.. Wm. J.. Reames, in May
wood. Kansas. Master Farrar Kidwell
e also visiting MIR. Reames.
MessYs. Lewis Chrisman and John Nj
Glassen, of Texas, were visiting friends i
e this vicinity this week, and made their head
quarters with Mr.. Thos. Grady.
Z Mr.. Harry Clowdsley and sister, Miss ALI,
n of Kansas City, are visiting the family Of Nj
:. j. R. Eckle. near this city. They will retur
home some some time next week.
Mrs. j. o. Lesueur spent several days
Kansas City, this week, h~OusehuntiEg. 81
Y failed to find a house to suit her, and will
e up again soon to make another trial.
Isl Mr.. Frank X. Tut, who has an lmportal
position in the employ OF the Missouri Pacif
1t railway company. was here during the wee
as a witness in q case in the circuit court.
d Mr.. Joseph Afford, accompanied by h
relatives and guests, Misses Ssllie AMI Do
~ Fife, left, yesterday for a weeks visit to Il
II family of Mr.. Kidd, near Independence.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Morrison and Miss Lii;
zie Austin, of Kansas City, arrived in tt
re city last Saturday, on a visit to relatives ar
friends. They will return home Monday.
Columbia Herald, July 30:-"Miss A
IN Bullard, of Lexington, Mo-, is visiting Il
Il. Misses Searcy. e = E.. F. King, of lie
y. ington, spent a few days in Columbia the pi
week."
Mrs. Bobt. Taubman. her sons Mess
err Eddie and BERTHE, and her daughter, Mi
Fanny May Taubmsn, all went up 10 Ks
sas City. Wednesday morning, to spend
nd few days.
Captains d. L. Keiser, James Gunsoll
~. Chas. X, Baker and d. H.. Silver register
oh at the Laclede hotel Wednesday,, being h
aas in the case of Capt. Silver vs.. the BOonvi
Bridge Company.
Misses Mamie Shaw. Mary Smith, Mag
I'd Spears, Mary Young, Katie Greer and Fam
-. Allen, all teachers elect in our public schot
-. are attending the Teachers Institute at Odes
-. this week and next.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Powell have return
from St. Cloud Springs where they sp'
some time. Mr.. Powell says there Is
pleasanter place to go than st. Cloud, 8
that Maj. Norvell is a prince of landlords.
Hon. John Cosgrove, w. NJ. Williams, Es
er- and j. II. johnson, ESQ.,, of Boonville, att
the news for Capt. David II. Silver in his C
to- against the Boonville Bridge Company,
is rived here Wednesday, and are guests at
~ Commercial Hotel.
Mr., Vim. u. Armstrong, OF