Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1886-09-11
Personalities.

Miss Katie Lale has been quite ill recently.
Mrs. w. b. Steele and children are at Wa
verify.
Mr.. Vim. Hackney is very III with typhoid
fever.
Ex-President Arthur is again reported to
be very i'll.
Mr.. VIM, Beahr, of Kansas City, spent
Sunday here.
MIR. Ben. jefferson paid US q pleasant visit
last Wednesday.
Miss Ida Morath has been visiting in Sc
dalia this week.
Miss Daisy Green Is visiting friends at
Eldorsdo Springs.
Mrs. A.. 8. Packard, of Independence, is
still dangerously Ill.
Miss Annie Weiss is dangerously i'll with
typhoid mslsrial fever.
Mr.. Charley Sparks, of Medicine Lodge,
Kan, is here on q visit.
Mrs. B. McRosky left for her home in
Dallas. Taxas, last Thursday.
Miss Sallle Gordon has accepted a position
as saleslady in the Ahrens Bazaar.
Mrs. Jno. Duvall left, last Thursday, for a
few days visit to her sister in Odessa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Llewellyn Hall. of California,
are visiting relatives in Cabbage Neck.
Mrs. C~oreyhouse, nee Ella Mabry, is home
on a visit for her health and pleasure.
Mrs. Msbry made a two weeks visit to
Kansas, and likes the country quite well.
Mr.. Oscar Gehner, of Sedalia, spent Sum-
day in this city with relatives and friends.
Mrs, W. h. Poindexter. of Oak Grove, is
visiting the family of Strother Renick, Esq.
Messrs. c.. Ludwlgs and Sam Keller repre-
scented the Lexington A. o. u. w. at Sedalia.
Miss Jennie Everhart, of Kansas City, is
making Pleasant Prairie still more pleasant.
Mrs. Libbie Sappington and three children
Of Kansas City, are visiting at Mr.. E. Aliens.
Miss Bette Green left, Thursday, for Col
umbia, where she will attend school this
year.
Mr.. Geo. Chapman. of Kansas City, spent
Sunday in this city visiting friends and rel
atives.
Miss Katie Kiefer, of Kansas City, spent
Sunday with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Kiefer.
Mr.. Homer c. Wilson, who lives near
| Waco, is in the county visiting relatives and
friends.
Rev. Jno. Demand, of Concordia, conduct
ed the quarterly meeting at Napoleon. last
| Sunday.
| Mr.. Webb Lamborn, of Kansas City, was
In the city last Sunday visiting friends and
| relatives.
Mr.. r. s. Andrews aud family, of Clay
township, are visiting relatives In Butler.
Missouri.
Mrs. ThOs. A. Tidball and her children,
and Miss Mamie Wilson, left for Fort Worth.
Wednesday.
Rev. Geo. L. Leyburn and Mr.. s. G. Went
worth are absent at Springfield, attending
Presbytery,
Miss Jennie Adamson, of Kansas City, Is
spending several weeks with her friend, Miss
Eta Lockhart.
Rev. j. s. Price and wife, of Upton, Mo-,
are visiting their fathers family, Judge John
Price, near this city.
Mrs. Weiss was herself very i'll, Thursday
evening, from exposure in attendance Upon
her daughter. Miss Annie.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hanmore, Of Craw-
louisville, Ind, are visiting their relative,
Judge Lockhart, of Wellington.
Mrs. Hester Trapp, and her son. Claud. of
Lexington, ky.. are here visiting their rela-
tives, the Bowmans and Mountjoys.
Mr.. Will Vaughn, of Saline county, left
for home, Monday, after a weeks visit to rel
atives and friends in Pleasant Prairie.
Mrs. Mary Burns, Of Butte City, Montana,
who has been visiting friends and relatives
in this city, returned home last Tuesday.
Mr. EronL Dilnouou xubo Lol bIe ,o,l-
badly lacerated on a barbed wire some weeks
ago, is recovering. he Is able to be out
again.
Miss lisa NJ. Mcqueen, of Hopedale, Ills,
Is visiting her cou sin, Mr.. w. A. Mcqueen,
In Dover township, and other relatives in the
county.
Capt. Patterson, of the government steam
or, Stone, spent the forenoon of last Tuesday
shopping in town. He is an old and popular
river man.
John NJ. Kraus, 1t. Col. II Regt. Rich
mond Legion Select Knights, paid the INTEL
ligencer a pleasant visit Monday. He was en-
route to Sedalia.
Mrs. Lizzie Wilson and her sister, MISS
Ada Bullord, who have been visiting relatives
in Ray county for several weeks, returned
home last Monday, much improved In health
by their soiOurn in the free state Of Ray.
The following card has been received by
friends here:-"Mr. 4 Mrs. Ssml. Hard
wicke, request your presence at the marriage
of their daughter, Maud, to John H. RotE-
we'll, NJ. D., Wednesday evening, Sept. 10,
1885, at nine O'Clock. at their residence near
Liberty. Mo-
The following cards have been sent to
frlends:-"Dr. T. T.. Clopton. Bolivar, Mo.
Matte j. VIM, Dover, Mo, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. B. VIM request the pleasure of your
company at the marriage of their daughter
at the Baptist church, Wednesday afternoon,
Sept. %. 1856, at a o'clock, Dover, Mo-"
Miss Mamie Patterson left, last Thursday,
for a few weeks tour through the northern
states. where she has many relatives. She
will visit Chicago, Milwaukee, Detroit, Mag
ara Falls, Watkins Glen New York, and othel
points, returning to st. Louis in time to take
in the Triennisl Conclave of the knights
Templar, the fair, ETC., and thence hom,
again. We wish for her q safe and pleasan
trip.
William Syria, wife and two children, and
bis brother, James Syria, wife and two child
rem, will leave one day next week, in tw,
wagons,f for Scott county Ky. passing through
st. Louis, Vincennes and Louisville. Th
two families are from Scott county, and hav,
not had good health during the two or thre
years Of their residence here. We hope the,
will have a pleasant trip, and that they ma,
find in old Virginia all the happiness whIcI
they were In search of when they emigrats,
! to the golden west.
A Pleasant Party.
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