Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1885-05-16
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Uncle Strod Renick was In town Tuesday.
Mr.. John Willis was in town Wednesday.
Mr., VIM Ball is very low with consumption.
Judge Wood went to kansas City Tues
dav.
Hon. Chas. l.. Ewing was In town yester-
day.
day.
Mr.. z. NJ. Sparks msy he -aid to he oonYa-
lescent.
L. r. Smith, Esq, of Odessa. was in town
yesterday.
Mrs. Abiel Leonard, of Mt. Leonard, was
here Monday.
Miss MoIl1e BRYANT went to kansas City
this morning.
Mr.. VIM. H Campbell, of Waverly, was In
town Wednesday.
WIN. Corse, Esq, of wellington, was IN
the city yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs, Powell Jackson have been in
the city this week.
Mrs. u, q. Phetzing left for st. Louis last
Thursday evening.
Ex-Governor Crittenden will make his
home in Kansas City.
Mrs. A. V. Robinson went to st. Joseph
Wedne, day morning.
The prettiest girl in New Jersey Is an
almond-eyed Celestial.
Mrs. H. B. Tunstall and Mrs. j. D. Conner
went to Odessa Tuesday.
Mrs. j. o. Lesueur spent the first part OF
the week in Kansas City.
Mrs. Geo. NJ. Mount1oy spent several days
in Kansas City this week.
Mrs. James r. Green went to Kansas City
this week to see her SON, Sam.
Miss Katie Hollis and Mrs. Thos. Dicken
vent to Kansas City Monday.
Mrs. ]. D. Shewalter has returnd home
from her trip to New Orleans.
Mrs. Thos. Cobb was here Monday visiting
her daughter at Central College.
Mr.. Luther Marshall returned home yes
terday. much improved in health.
Miss Kate kramer and Miss Ssllie Searcey
went to kansas City last Saturday
Miss Belle Tommerson, Of st. Louis, has
been visiting friends in Carrollten.
Miss Julia f. Gould will be the teacher Of
vocal music at C. f. c.. next session.
Messrs. Charles Kraus and Hub. Tucker,
| of Wayerly, were in town Thursday.
1t was MIR. James II. Catron, of Nebraska
| City, who was visiting here last week.
The work of the public schools of this dis
trict has been very satisfactory this year.
Mr.. Summers Gunlack returned home from
his western prospecting tour, last Sunday.
Miss Mamie Young went to Sedalia we'd
nesday to attend the wedding Of Miss Ella
Beck.
Miss Cora Faulkner, of Kansas City, has
been visiting at MIR. c. E. Billiards. this
week.
Mrs. John W. Zeiler, of Kansas City, came
down last week OH q visit to relatives and
friends.
Mr.. Jno. l.. Buckner, of Brownsville, came
up after his wife and spent Sunday last with
friends here.
John Ce Groat, aged 80 and Mrs. 8. A.
Eastes, aged 50, were married at. Louisiana,
Mo-. Monday.
Mr.. Il. Tompsor, Of Hieginsyille, will
move to Rich Hill, Mo-, soon, where he Will
conduct a hotel.
There are but two graduates from the high
school this year, Misses Fannie j.. Stewart
and NAV F. Hale.
Mr.. Jas. E. Jones and Miss Maggie j..
Douthitt, of Kansas City, were licensed to
marry last Monday.
Mrs. W. F. Kerdolf and her sister, Miss
| Mollie Eaton, spent Tuesday visiting acquain-
tances in Kansas City.
Lillian Russell, the actress, was welded to
| Edward Solomon, the musician, by a Hobo
ken clergyman, Sunday.
.: $780,, HIaufnr Of Mott naaIIum
fame, came down from Kansas City, last
Sunday, to visit friends.
Capt. K. Porter. clerk uf the steanaer, @.
C. Carroll, arrived in Lexington Frida
morning on a visit TO his family.
Mrs. J.. N. Stonestreet, Of Kansas City
came down Wednesday evening, on a visit TO
the family of Mr.. b. r. Ireland.
Prince Bismarck will go to Setwenhausen'
the estate presented to him by the German
people as a 10th birthday gift, to-day.
Mrs. Job. Stephenson, of Clifton, Kansas,
has spent the last two weeks In this city Wis
iting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. F. Monroe.
Miss Maggie Ryland will leave home Mon
day for Sedalia where she will visit relatives
and attend the closing exercises of the public
schools.
Mr.. G. K. Smith, who had been cry Ill for
sometime, was able to be out again early II
the week. He looks considerably the worse
for wear.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Barnes returned home
from their visit to their son, James S. Barnes
of Laramie City, Wyoming, a few days ago
Mrs. Barnes is in excellent health. Mr.
Barnes not 40 well,
Hlgginsville Post:-"John Yokely, Esq,
former resident Of this county near Concor
! dia, but now of Vernon county, was in tn
city last week visiting friends. He had jus
returned from an extended tour through
Montana and Dakota, where he had BEEF
looking at the country, and expects to leav
in a short time for California, with the inten
tioh of finding a location for a new home"
Miss Maud Hardwicke, a distinguishes
graduate of Baptist Female COLLEGE. writin
from the south to a friend, sa vs.; Il wa
charmed with New Orleans and the eXposi
ton. Among other things, l enjoyed tn
Mexican band. 1t is composed of 10 pieces
2 and is perfect IN time. They played Prof
Gimbel's'BonTon Waltz, and 1t was beautiful
A great many were charmed with it, and
number who have heard me play it have ser
> for copies"