Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1886-07-10
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Mr.. Willie Bsehr was here Monday to Sc
his folks.
Miss Ella Thompson is visiting friends q
Carroilton.
Mr.. Elijah Purnell has gone 10 Denver TO
the summer.
MIR. George Berg, OF Kansas City, spen
Monday here.
Mr.. Oscar Gehner, of Sedslia, spent las
Monday here.
Messrs. Isaac Avitt and A. Kensler were Ii
town Tuesday.
MIR. no. Hendrix, of Higginsville, was II
town Wednesday.
Secretary Manning is visiting ex-Governol
Tilden at Greystone.
DR.. W, Holt, of Carthage, Mo-, was in thu
city a few days ago.
Miss Mary W. Trail is visiting Miss Evesss
kriegh, in Kansas City.
Mr.. A. j. Sparks has been elected p~rincipa
of the COncordia school.
Mr.. Ernest McCausIand spent a day or two
in Kansas City this week.
Mr.. Vernon Wlllett, of Harrisonville, Mo-.
visited friends in this city. this week.
Mr.. Z. c. Littlefeld, of Knob Noster, No..
visited friends in this city, this week.
Miss Mary Hammerle spent a very pleasant
week visiting friends in Higginsviile.
Chas. E. aud Matte John left Thursday for
a visit to relatives in Denver, Colorado.
Drs. Hassell and Meng were at the dental
convention at Sweet Springs this week.
Mrs. c. NJ. Hubbard, nee Carrie q. Ryland,
who is now residing at Detroit, is quite i'll.
Mr.. VIM. Lee, of Kansas City, was in the
city this week visiting friends and relatives.
Mr.. WIN, Selling, of st. Louis, come up to
spend the Fourth with friends and relatives.
Misses Julia and Minnie Neale and Julia
Winsor returned home Thursday evening
Mrs. Robert Montgomery. of Louisville
KY, is visiting Or. j. B. A~lexander's family.
Mr.. Charles F. Miller, of st. Louis, has
been in the city, this week, visiting friend
Mr.. p. A, Bassett, of st, Joseph, was In
the city, Monday, visiting the family of Tilton
Davis, Esq.
The Barber County, Kan, Index, says that
Mr.. Herbert Sparks will, in August, remove
to California.
Miss Comorah Harrison will. visit Miss
Alice Carr, to-day and Tomorrow, and re-
turn Monday.
MIR. j. Z. Moorehead went to st. Louis last
night to buy the lumber that will be needed
for the new mill.
Mr.. Walter Waddell is now interested
with his father, Mr.. Jno. w. Waddell, In the
milling business.
Mr.. VIM. Thoele and Mrs. Henry Renkle.
of Clay township, have been visiting Mr.. H.
l.. Kleinschmidt.
MIR. Robert Taubmsn has been attending
the meeting of the republican state commit
tee in ST. Louis this week,
Miss Alice Carr goes to Carrollton next
Monday, to visit friends and attend the we'd
ding Of Miss Sallie Heston.
Dir. sam. J.. Houston and daughter, Miss
Irene, of Portsmouth, Ohio, are visiting the
family of Mr.. Thos. Shelby.
Mr.. Solomon Filler, of Washington town
ship, was in town, Monday, for the first time
in six years. He attended the picnic.
Mrs. Mary H. Thistle spent Wednesday
night at Mr.. E, Aliens, en- route to yelling
ton, to see her sister, Mrs. Eastwood.
Mrs. Thos. A. Tidball, of Fort Worth,
Texas, and her children, are in the city, visit
ing the family of Mr.. W. G. McCausland.
Miss Roberta Drane, of Saline county who
had been visiting her aunt, Mrs. W. X.
Trigg, returned home last Wednesday even
ing.
DR.. HALEY performed = very serious oper-
alton for hernia, upon DR.. Geo. W. Young,
last Friday. The patient has been doing
well.
Mrs. Gresham, wife of Judge Gresham,
formerly postmaster general, lies very dan
g%erousiy ill in Chicago. She Is not expected
to live.
Mr.. Geo. Hutchinson has been laid up all
week with a sore leg. We hope our whole
souled, genial old Scotch friend will soon be
out again.
Mrs. DR.. VIM. z. Webb stopped at Mr..
Harriston, Cooper county, where she is now
friends.
DIR. A. W. Cole, of johnson county, one of
the delegates to the criminal judicial conyen-
ton of this district, was here on private busl.
ness last Tuesday.
j. A. Taggsrt. Jno. W. Endly, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed. Becker, Mrs. g.. R. Becker, Dan
Lexington Monday.
Portland, Me-, Advertiser THE gentle
man with the cloven hoof is very likely to
be found in company with the gentleman
with the cloven BREATH:
Mrs. Cynthia Marshall, and Misses Lizzie,
Bessie and Tinnie Holland, have been visit
lng their relative, Mr.. J. H. Higgins. They
were IN town with Mr.. Higgins. yesterday.
Mrs. Joseph B. Silver and daughter are
spending a few weeks at Eldorado Springs
Tor the benefit of the health of Miss Mary,
is suffering somewhat from rheumatism.
MIR. Rufus Young was born on July 9. His
Mrs. Sarah E. Bradley, was born
On July 9; and now her daughter, Sarah E,
Bradley. was born on July ,. 1t seems to be
l popular day in the family.
Mr.. VIM. T. Lee Wright, of Libertv- an
Did frIepd of Mai. T. B. Clagett, paid that
a visit a few days ago. Mai. Clagett
waited on Mr.. Wright at his marriage, At
'ears ago, and had never seen him since.
Mrs. Susie W. Conkling after q pleasant
'lslt home, left for st. Louis, Thursday /
morning. She will leave for the Adirondack |
with the celebrated swamp paint.
n, Meeker, and his class for an extensive
ketching tour.
Ihe Je~ffersonian, January 1887: MI Me-
member of the house from Lafav-
tie county, and VIM. Lucas, senator from
county, resigned because their con-
.ituents had asked them to vote for an oh.
ectionable bill"
The beautiful and ACCOMPLISHED, 10
' ilsoh spent the 81, 4th and 9TH at the CAPT
OF "kansas-Free State" He reports big
rops IN that section; the voice of the reaper
heard in the land, and The smoke of the
team thresher asceEdeth for ever and ever
Inc men predominant in Mississippi. Yer
1ont, Ohio, Kentucky, Delaware. Florida
Virginia and Indiana, where the
amaies are about ninety-hye Der cent of tho
lales, aud in Illinois, Wisconsin, Arkansas
ilssourl anu Iowa the percentage of females
from ninety TO ninety-hve.
vernon County Democrat :-..R. NJ, Snsrks
prominent cattleman and stock raiser. of
ledlcine Lodge, Kansas. arrived in the city
Isl night, and will remain among Nevada
'lehds and relatives q few days. Mr.. Sharks
ecehtly located in Kansas, bis former home
eng Lafayette county, this state.n
lhe nine now living e~X-senators who ware
OF the United States senate At ,hs
eginning of the war and who took thai,
at the memorable first session of ,ta
lirty seventh congress, on July 4, 1861. are
lizard Salisbury, of Delaware: , Ivm.,
'rumbull, of Illinois; James Harlan