Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1886-10-02
Personalities.

Miss Aggie Wilmot fs ONE from his visit
to Odessa.
Miss May Small, of sedalia, returned to Z.
F. C. Tuesday.
Mrs. L. R. Kaufman is visiting relatives |
and friends in Boonville.
Miss Anna Hickam has returned from |
pleasant visit to Kansas City.
Mr. W. l.. Hickam has returned from 3
sojourn at Edorado Springs.
Prof. W. F. Kerdolff is attending confer |
ence in Kansas City this week.
Ethelbert T. Lee, Jr., Of Odessa. Is yer y |
low with typhoid-malsrial fever.
Miss Grace Ingold, of Kansas City, new |
pupil, entered C. F. C. Thursday.
Mrs. DR.. Cooley and daughter, of Kansas |
City. are visiting friends in this city.
Mr.. Frank Burton, of Fayette, was at the |
Hlgginsvile meeting last Saturday.
Mr.. E. B. Farley and wife leave for St. |
Louis next Monday, to attend the fair.
Miss Lura Ward, OF Kansas City, Is back |
again with her class mates at c. F. c.
Miss Inez l.. Prowers, of Las Animas, |
Colorado, Is visiting Miss Anna Price.
Mr.. Jno. Wiles, of Butte City, is visiting |
his father, Mr.. j. P. Wiles, at Higginsville.
Mr.. Jo. Baehr, of Kansas City, was here |
shaking hands with his many friends last |
week.
Mr.. j. W. McGoffin, Nashville, Tenn, has |
been visiting his brother-in-law. Capt. Mason |
R. Henry.
Miss Olive Gould, of Cincinnati, was joy
fully received by her many friends at z. F. c.
this week.
rla fr,a lie, ~. vor1
Of Lees Summit, are pleased to see her back
at c. F. c.
Mrs. Maria Pomeroy fell from chair upon |
which sheL was standing, last Monday. and |
broke her arm.
Mrs. Alfred Jones is in Clinton, Henry |
county, attending the bedside Of q son who |
is dangerously i'll.
Miss Florence W. Arnold took her position |
AS cashier of the w. G. McCsusland dry
goods emporium yeste rday.
Mr.. Kent Chambers is visiting his father
and other relatives and friends here. He
halls at present from Philadelphia.
Mr.. Robt. Smith and wife returned from
st. Louis last Sunday. where they had been
to attend the the triennial conciave.
d. c. Allen, Esq, and State Senator Sim
rale paid the Intelligencer pleasant visit
Monday, being here on legal business.
Mr.. F. S. Burton, at present residing at
Fayette, educating his children, but still
claiming Lafayette as his home, called yester-
day.
Mr.. John Afford is still confined to his bed
by sickness. His many friends would re-
joice to see tUncle John" about again and
hope to do so shortly.
Col. Robt. Law has resigned as general
| superintendent Of the Burlington T. South
western railroad, much to the regret of his
many friends along the line,
Messrs. j. Stogdale, Clint. Tillery and
Sidney Summers, of Clay county, who are
| here on business with our circuit court, paid
the Intelligencer pleasant call Yesterday.
Mrs. Jennie Stewart and Mrs. c. o. Grimes
left, this morning, for a ten days or two
weeks visit to St. Louis to attend the fair
and visit friends and relatives in that city.
Miss Annie Sloan, of Cincinnati, is visit
ing friends in the city. Miss Sloan made
many friends on the occasion of her former
visit. and her welcome is fervent and cordial.
Lieut.. NJ. l.. Wood has been visiting his
father, Judge W. T. Wood, in his city, this
week. He has just returned from u cruise
to China, where his ship has been stationed
for some time.
We see that Miss Lide c. Thompson, late
the popular and successful teacher of instru-
mental music at the E. A. s.. is now filing a
similar position at the female seminary at
Lake Geneva. Wis.
MISS Belle Graves has returned from her
summer ramble among the lake shores and
mountains Of the northwest. Her vacation
was pleasantly spent and she returns to her
home much improved.
Miss Cora Mills, who, last Sunday, was re.
ported dead from typoid fever at Warrens.
burg, is, we are glad to know, much better
and likely to recover, the crisis in her case
having been safely passed.
Rev. G. L, Leyburn and daughter Bessie
went to st. Joseph last Wednesday. The OBJ
, ject of the visit was to consult an occulisl
about Miss Bessie's eyes, which have been
troubling her for some time.
Mr.. r. D. Bogard, very clever aud genial
gentleman, represented the Chicago Herald
at the reunion. The editor of that paper
Mr.. Martin j. Russell, was nephew of Col
Mulligan, and was with him at the battle
here. as mere boy.
Mr.. VIM. Smith, brother of our townsmep
Geo. X. and A. W. Smith, is visiting hi.
brothers and other relatives. He is the happy
, possessor of fine farm near Winchester
; Virginia. He thinks this fine county, DOS.
sibly next to the valley.
Arnold, son of Mr.. Hugh T. Wilson, of Fl
Worth. Tex, formerly of this city, was here
4 last Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, Wis
iting relatives and friends. He is at presen
fireman on the Fit. Worth and Denver rail.
road, having been thus engaged for abou
. two years. He expects promotion to a,
a engineers position in about another year.
! Medicine Lodge Index, Sept. 24:-"Wm
). Fletcher, Esq, of Odessa; Jas. L. Warren
4 ESQ, Of Higglnsville; T. G. Warren, Esq.
+ OF Alma, and Mr.. Bowman Corder, of Alma
t all of Lafayette county, No., reached our cit,
yesterday on prospecting tour. They re
port that Messrs. Menoah Beamer. of Riact
e burn. and A. H. Shindler, of Waverly. viii
e be here to-day. The above named gentlemen
. are all prosperous business men and farmers
and we hope they will be able to find suitabl
locations. Any community would do we'll t
d secure such citizens"
b, Boarding pupils at W. NJ. A.: j. R. Black
e weli.Lee's Summit; Chas. Sims, Paola, Kan
e sas; Jas. Meibergen, Downs, Kansas: Yer
/ f1on Willett, Harrisonville; Arthur Abe
Z | Kansas CieEs; Reynolds and Charles Schnel
!, Harrisonvile; Eugene Piper, OrearvilIe; j
It Sutherlin, Arrow Rock; G.. B. Strickler
e BrOsley; Ed. and S. S. Bayles, Lees Summit
Paul Byram Shannon, Kansas; VIM. Hannah
Butler; JnO. Robertson. Kansas CITY; Harr
r, Mitchell, Nevada; Robt. Howard, Lees Sum
g NIT; JnO. Stone, Lafayette county; Clarepc
. Harper, Kansas City; j. X. Haryis, Beltop
'. Jas. Griffith, Henry county; Sam'l Harrel
c son, Buckner; VIM. McLain, Kansas City
!, Arthur Mann, Kansas City; Dan' Barrett
r. Hughesvile; JnO. PrOwers, Las Animas
=. Col; j. M. Atkinson, Ottawa, Kansas. Othe
l' pupils from distance but boarding wit
g friends: Ed. Miller, Keytesville; VIM. FISH
q back, Napoleon; E. G. Bryant, Wellington
Il VIM. Wernwag, Dover,
c THE ALTAR
= Married-At the residence of the bride
father, Mr.. l.. Ripple, in this city, Wednes
IS day. September 90. by Rev. j. j. Lilly, Nj
d FRED. BALTZER,o of Corder, t-Miss JOSH
"a RIPPLE. The Intelligencer extends il
hearty congratulations.
- - At Dover, Lafayette county, Mo
Sept. -. at the Baptist church. DIR. T. 7
! CLOPFON, of Bolivar, Mo-, and Miss MAT
n TIE j. WINN.
e THE CRADLE
>, BOrn-In Higginsville. Lafayette count,
- Mo-, September %, to the wife of W. R