Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1885-08-29
Personalities.

Mr., Cass Ryland was in town Saturday.
Mr.. W. 8. Groves was in town Monday.
Mrs. Hyde went to Higginsville last Mon
day.
Mr.. August Moushund went to Concordis
Monday.
Mrs. W. H. Bowen went to Higginsville
Monday.
Mrs. D. R~eddington is visiting friends at
Brownsville.
Capt. Abe Furst, of St. Joseph, was at the
ground early!
T. j. Duling and T. B. Wallace are now
convalescent.
Miss Comorah Harrison is visiting the fam.
ily of Rev. E. Roth.
Mr.. Taft, ex-United States minister to Rus
sis, is on his way home.
urdsy, talking reunion.
Mrs. j. N. Edwards Is visiting her father.
Judge P~lsttenburg, at Dover.
Senator Waller Young was one Of the prom
inent figures at the reunion.
Miss Blanche Bsrksdsle, of Slater, Is visit
ing relatives In Higginsville.
Mr.. Stewart Steele, of st. Louis, has been
In the county visiting relatives and friends.
Misses Laura Winkler, Carrie Hines and
Mrs. Jos. Homer are visiting at Blackburn.
Mrs. f. l.. Bleeding will return to her home,
a,67s Olive street, St. Louis, September 10.
Miss Lizzie Webb, Of Brownsville. Is visit
ing the family of Ed. Geo. P~lsttenburg, 1t
Dover.
Mr.. LLOYD Williams and two daughters, Of
Macon City. Mo-, are visiting relatives in this
county.
Mr.. Hausam, who lives near Norborne,
was here this week visiting his brother. DR..
Hsussm.
Charles Dunn 10 at to Springfield, Mo-
where he Is gone to take apositiOn in y hard
ware house.
st. Louis Catholic World, paid US q pleasant
visit. last Saturday.
Miss Lula Ingram, Of Slater. who has been
visiting in this city for the past month. re-
turned home Tuesday.
Mrs. Geo. McGrew came up from Sweet
Springs Friday to spend q few days with her
sister, Mrs. B. A.. Chinn
Misses Lille and Fannie Drysdsle. OF
Brownsville, arrived In this city Thursday on
/ @ WISH 10 rel8LlVoS HUI lTlcuu6.
Mrs. j. w. Meng n children returned
home from q six weeks visit to friends and
relatives In Dover. last Sunday.
Mr.. ALEXIS Wamsley, Of Eldorado, came
up on a visit to his wife and babies last week.
He returned home yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Barton spent the latter
part Of last week With friends at Carrollton
Mr.. Barton left here for q business trip Mon
day.
Capt. R. A. Collins, Capt. C. G. Cstron, snd
DR.. ]. j. Fulkerson were conspicuously &C.
tive In making everything pass of smoothly
at the reunion.
Miss Katie Drysdsle, of Brownsville, who
has been visiting relatives in Kentucky. fol
the past four weeks, is expected home thu
first Of next week.
The Lexington Horseshoe club was at thu
fair Thursday, but did not play. Messrs'
Waddell, Peak and Blackwell did not get
chance to show their skill
Mr.. Upton Wilson, Of Warrensburg, was
in this city last Thursday. He is looking re-
markedly robust for him, Notwithstanding
his late severe illness.
Misses Dove and Lollle Andrew, who have
been visiting the family of W. P. Beck, Esq.
at Pueblo, Colorado, for the past two months
returned home, Yesterday.
Mr.. Newton Gibson, who had been sick
for a week. with malarlal fever, was GU
again Yesterday. His familiar form has beel
missed on the over-the-rlver omnibus.
The Boston superintendent of schools say
the reason there are SO many old maid schoo
teachers is because no woman of sense would
give up a $40 position for the average man.
Capt. J. D. Conner was the observed Of 81
observers. on his war horse. The ladies' eve'
him lovingly, and some of the young thing
whispered to each other, so, amt he sweet
In the obituary notice of Marquis Withers
Esq. printed last week, it was errOneOusl!
stated that he married Miss Mary Ann Duval
1t should have been Mrs. Mary Ann Duval.
Rev. E. s. Dulin, D. D., writes to d.
Richardson, that he is about to move froI
church, to Russell county, Kansas; postofice
Russell.
Miss Hattie Mexican, of Sedalis, who hs.
been visiting relatives in this city for sewers
weeks. left, Tuesday, for Higginsville, wher
she will visit friends a couple of weeks be
fore returning home.
Queen Victoria and the Prince of Vale
started, last Saturday. for Norway on one q
the royal yachts. The Prlncsss,o t Wales An
her daughters have gone to Ormunds to visl
the Duke of Cumberland.
Mrs. Rosa Berry was in the city last Sal
urdsy. We regret to learn that Mrs. Berr
talks of moving to St. Louis to educate he
, children. She should be persuaded thi
Lexington Is q better place.
The violin is beginning to supersede th
piano as a fashionable instrument for ladies
Paris. The angels of the middle ages playe
the viol as we'll as the harp, and violin play
ling has, therefore, a most respectable prec
dent.
, Richmond Democrat-"Among the man
. winsome young ladies that haYe visited OF
city, none have excelled the fair and accom-
plished Miss Mamie Young, Of L~exingto,
f who is in the city, the guest of Miss Mage
Hughes"
NJ. Gounod has sent his eldest son to repr,
, sent him at the Birmingham festival. 3
says that he feels scutely his being debsrrt
from from attending the first production
, his greatest and last work through Mrs. We
don's libel suit.
Mrs. NJ. W. Wernwsg and Miss Zoe Bssse
+ left, Thursday, for Louisiana, No., whel
they were hastily summoned to see Mr.. Ba
4 set, the dispatch stating that he could hard
. live till they arrived. Mr.. Bsssett is
brother of Mrs. Wernwag.
\ Revs. B.. NJ. and B. l.. Hobsop have been
. the city visiting friends this week. Il is prof.
+ able that Mr.. B. NJ. Hobson will conclude
make his permanent home here, having sol
his farm in Cass county. He will he we
, coined by a host of friends of the long ago.
q Mr.. Geo. NJ. Mountioy has concluded 40
to remove his family to Kansas City. As b
a has to be on the road nearly all the time b
9 thinks he can see nearly as much of thel
!, here rs there. Their many friends will b
q glad to know that they are not to leave US.
n Mr.. Grundy Young. of Springfield, can
up on a short visit to relatives and friend
\ last Saturday. He is much improved
a health and appearance since he left here, tn
years ago. He reports Springfield as a Ii,
town, and the ex- LexipgtonIans rs prospe,
ing.
BOonville Advertiser: REV. Geo. l.. LIE,
burn, of Lexington, is one Of the ablest mil
\ listers In the Southern Presbyterian churc
He Is q business-like man, who preach
u clear-cut, practical sermons. Mr.. Leybul
: has a sister who is editress of the well-knOw
southern magazine, the Electra"
Mr.. j. S. Lillis, son of Mr.. James Lilli
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