Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1886-06-05
Personalities.
Mr.. Henry Macey was here Tuesday.
Cant. A. f.. Asbury was here Monday.

Mr.. Henry Macy was here Tuesday.
Capt. A. Z. Asbury was here Monday.
Mr.. Mounijoy, who has been Ills better.
DIR. j. j. FukersOn was in town Monday.
Mr.. Frank Thornton was here Wednesday.
Mrs. T. B. Cambbell was here Wednesday.
Miss Lulu Chiles, of Mayview, is in the city.
Miss Nettie Wallace is visiting at Mt.
Leonard.
Miss Fannie Venabe is visiting friends at
Kansas City.
Miss Emma Hamlet is visiting relatives in
Kansas City,
Mr Virgil Keene was here Tuesday and
Wednesday,
J. Watt Lewis paid US pleasant call last
Wednesday.
Mr.. j. H. Borand, of Kansas City, spent
Sunday here.
Miss Sallie Goodwin, of Marshall, is at Mr..
W. B. Steele's.
Mrs. W. B. Bolton has returned from her
visit at Huntsville.
Miss Evelna Boon, of Fayette, is visiting
Miss Emma Jackson.
Mrs. Col. Price, of Kansas City, is visiting
relatives in this city.
Miss Mollie Carey, of Kansas, is visiting
Miss Jessie Atkinson.
Misses Katie Harwood and Lee Meng are
visiting at DR.. Meng's.
Miss Alice Carr, of Dover, is visiting
Miss Mollie Nicholson.
Mr.. j. r. Eckle is very low and his death
is expected at any time.
Miss Nellie Carey, of h ansas City, is visit
ing Miss Jessie Atkinson.
Miss Belle Megede, of Richmond, is visit
ing ..at Mr.. Robt. TaylOr's.
Miss Nola Endley. of Higginsvlle, is visit
ng Miss Minerva Marshall.
Mrs. Martha Grant, of Davis township, is
visiting at Mr.. E. Aliens.
Mr.. John Shotwell. of Richmond. is visit
ing at Mr.. NJ. F. Royle's.
Miss Lily Boggs, of Estill. Howard county,
Is visiting friends at Corder.
Miss Mollie Switzer, of Kansas CITY, is
visiting relatives in Lexington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Royle have gone TO
Kansas City for several weeks.
Miss Vir=<e Hendricks, of Higginsvlle, is
visiting Miss Comora Harrison.
Miss Mollie Nicholson has returned from a
two weeks visit at Kansas City.
Judge VIM. T. Wood is home from four
weeks visit to Eldorado Springs.
Messrs. j. Lockridge and Will Mills spent
Sunday with friends in this city.
Miss Maui Bassett, of Richmond, is visit
ing her cousin, Miss Zoe Bassett.
Miss Fannie Stewart returned last We'd
nesday from her visit to Kansas City.
Miss Lizzie Hawkins has been quite i'll and
confined to her bed for several weeks.
Mrs. Wilbur Jackson, of Moberly, Mo-, is
visiting Miss Emma Jackson, at c. F. C.
Mr.. 7. G. Young returned home last Sat-
urday from his visit to Eldorado Springs.
Mrs. Edwi1Coons, of Lincoln, Neb. g. is il
the city visiting her sister Mrs. John DAVIS.
Misses Mamie and Laura Lewis, of Alma,
have been visiting at DR.. Gordon's. this week
Misses Jessie and Brightie Alexander, o
Independence, are visiting at M. j. Chinn's
Mrs. DIR. j. f. Hassell, Jr., of Carrollton
is visiting Mrs. j. F.. Hassell, Sr of this city
Mrs. Mollie Mathews and son, of Browns
vile, are visiting relatives and friends in thI:
city.
Maj. Jno. N. Edwards was in the city
Monday, on his way to Dover to visit rela-
tives.
Hon. VIM. II. Carter has been visiting Mr.
Ed Campbelrs family, in the country, this
week.
Miss Louisa Dickinson, of Chicago. spent
Sunday and Monday visiting Mrs. II. b
Dickey.
Misses Florence and Celeste Stephens, O
Bunceton, Mo-, are visiting Miss Ella D.
Nickel.
Mrs. Henry Cors, of Wellington, was il
the city this week, the guest of Mrs. DR.
Fulkerson.
MIR. Edwin Milton Royle, of New York
| spent few days in the city with relative.
| and friends.
Miss Daisy Potter, of Marshall, and Mis-
Rena Corder, of Waverly. are visiting Mrs
W. b. Steele.
Miss Emma Barnhart. of Kansas City, wh,
has been visiting at Mr.. Z. Winsor's, has re
turned home.
DIR. W. J. Mcdonald, of Odessa, paid us
pleasant visit, Wednesday. The doctor is al
| ways welcome.
Mrs. 10. o. Lesueur and her children ar
rived here Thursday. They Will spend tn
| summer in this city.
| Mrs. Thos. Shelby and Miss Matte Youn.
investigated the mysteries of the art of print
ing last Wednesday.
| Miss Madge Sturges, of SedalIa, and Mis-
Lizzie Perkins, of Troy, Mo-, g, are the guest
of Mrs. G.. A. Sturges.
| MIR. JAS. Green has so far recovered frol
his recent illness as to be able to take bugp
| ride each pleasant day.
| Miss May Dunlop. daughter of Bishop Ge,
X. Dunlop, of New Mexico, is visiting Mr..
Jno. l.. Hall, at Sedalia.
Miss Bette Keller, of HigglnsvIlle, wh
paid Mrs. A. 2. McCausland short visit ia,
week, has returned home.
Mrs. George S, Hughes and Miss Kal
Chrisman, of Liberty, No., were visitin
friends in the city this week.
Mrs. b. V. Simpson. of Winona, MInn.,
visiting her father, Mr.. W. F. Kerdolff, 81
and other relatives and friends.
Miss Bette Goodwin, of Alma, has bee
visiting friends here, and attending CON
mencement, exercises this week.
). News received from Mr.. Geo, Ludwigs an
bride, of Walla Walla, Washington Territor
announce their safe arrival home.
DIR. L. F. Martin and Mr.. H. F. Kler
schmidt, of Corder, were in town, Tuesda
as witnesses in the McCooe case.
Mrs. Lizzie NJ. Hicks, formerly of this cit
goes to Howard Female College, Gallati
Tenn, next fall, as principal of music.
Messrs. Megede and ShOtwell and Mi:
; Minnie Megede, of Richmond, came over
attend the lawn party at Mr.. Robt. Taylor
Mr.. James C. Hooton, the popular Nilsson
Pacific conductor, stopped off, Thursday.
see his baby of which he is very proud al
fond.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Wornall, the latter .,
Emma Petty and a last years graduate of
F. c., have been in the city, this week, a
tending the commencement.
Mr.. VIM. Morrison got back from a tr
through Cass and Bates counties, a few da
age. He says Lafayette is way ahead
them as to crops. and indeed in every way
Mrs. Clifton Ferguson and son, of kans
City, and Miss Roberta Banks, OF Jackso
Mississippi, are visiting the families
Messrs. j. X. and X. Ii. Smith near Mayvie,
Mr.. L. &. Crenshaw arrived home IL
Wednesday, to spend few days with
family and attend the closing exercises of v
NJ. A, in which institution two of his bo
are pupils.
Miss Maud Hardwicke, graduate an
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