Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1886-07-24
Personalities.

Mr.. Will Green was here Sunday.
Miss Mary Mcintyre Is home from Cairo.
Mr.. Jas. Darby was in town last Thursday.
Mr.. Virgil Keene was here day or two
this week.
DR.. Geo. O. Fesgans, of Waverly, was in
town Yesterday.
Mrs. s. Clagett has gone to Galloway to
visit her relatives.
Mrs. s. T. Ruffner. of Hiaginsyille, who
has been i'll, is better.
Miss Fannie Stewart spent last Sunday
with friends in Dover.
Miss Charlotte Morath has been visiting
friends at Hlgginsvile.
Mr.. Geo. Hutchison is still confined to his
home with his sore leg.
Mrs. Abe Wade, of Higglnsvlile, spent
Wednesday in this city.
Mr. H. C. Francisco retursed, Tuesday,
from visit to Rich Hill.
Mrs. Cowan, of Kansas City, is visiting
Mrs. F. r. Meet of this city.
Miss AnnIe Hickman, Of Kansas City, is
visiting Miss Susie Lesueur.
Miss Eliza C. Winsor, of Kansas City, Is
visiting Miss Julia Winsor.
Mr.. Goulder Young came IN last Monday |
to spend few days at home.
Mrs. VIM. Duvali spent part Of this week |
visiting friends in the country.
Miss Jennie Green is attending the Teach
er's Normal Institute at Odessa.
Miss Lizzie Lee Warren, OF Chicago, Is
visiting Mrs. H. P. McCausland.
Mrs. Mary L. Bowman has been aiing re-
Gently, but is now up and about.
Misses Mary and Daisy Webb spent We'd
nesday and Thursday in this city.
Miss Senova Fulkerson. who has been at
Higginsville, returned home Tuesday.
Mr.. James Lillis, Jr., now of Wyandotte,
has been here visiting friends, this week.
Miss Kittle Fulkerson left, Thursday even
| ing, for Jerseyvlle, Ills., to visit relatives.
Miss Birdie McGee, Of Richmond. is visit
ing Miss Julia Neale and Miss Julia Winsor.
Mr.. 10. A. Edmonds. who was quite sick
last Wednesday and Thursday, is about again.
Miss Minerva Marshall has been visiting
the family of Mr.. JnO. w. Endly, at Higgins
vile.
Prof. Xaupi returned Wednesday morning
| to begin an additional session of his dancing
school.
Mrs. NJ, II, Thistle has been in this county
for some two weeks, on business and to visit
friends.
Mr.. j. S. White, of Washington township,
was at the convention, but not as a delegate
this time.
| Mr., Albert Geyer has been in st. Joseph,
this week, having his eyes treated by DR..
Boteler.
Mrs. Sudie NJ. Trow, of :Maysvile. KY, is
in the city visiting the family of Mr.. g. M.
Mounjoy.
Mr.. j. D. Yingling and wife, of Millville,
Mo-, spent Wednesday IN this city visiting
, relatives.
} Rev. W. A. Crouch is much improved In
!, health and probably LETT for Nc Alister Springs
this morning.
! Mrs. Geo. M. Mountioy who has been ser
s iousy ill, this week, with malarial fever, il
somewhat better.
Mr.. Jacob Todhunter was In town Th urs
. day. looking remarkably spruce, and a
frisky as young colt.
Miss Marie Wells, of Dallas, Texas. an
Miss Sallie Carpenter, of Kansas City, ar
>. visiting at DR.. Gordon's.
If Mrs. DR.. W. A. Gordon has returned fror
her trip to California. Her daughter, Mrs
:, Harrels0n, Is also at home.
d Miss Fannie Duling has just completed
crayon potrait of her brother, jeff" whic
II would do credit to professional artist.
Mrs. C. D. Brammell, of Kansas City,
J., in the city visiting her father, Squire Harr
a son Smith. Miss Katie Armstrong is wit
her.
IL Our genial auburn haired friend, Tor
Carmichael, was in town this week. He
in the tree business over in the tree state
n. Ray.
lis Misses Alice and Maggie Smith, of Kans
City, have been here this week visiting the
OF mother, who has been sick. Mrs. Smith
- much better.
~ re- s. G. Wentworth, ESQ, and Rev. G.
L,yburn, have gone to Waukesha, Wis, al
other places north, for little recreation al
recuperation.
n Misses COmorah and Stella Harrison d
Ir. visiting friends near COrder. They will ,
to the 'EImwood neighborhood from there
ny visit relatives.
he he Marshall Progress: r. r. Waugh
had the honor of vice-president of the Sts
IN Dental Association thrust upon him at Swe
OF Springs last week."
Since writing a jocular paragraph abo
ivy ivy Mr.. Chas. S. Mitchelps accident. we regret
learn that he had a sudden attack of bleedi
Ir. at the mouth and nose, and was, for whi
ert in critical condition. He is now much b
ter.
Mr.. G. o. Grimes, who has been suffe. i
severely for about two weeks from crick
the back. is able to be about again. He "
Ice closely confined to his bed with it for seve
the days, unable to turn over or scarcely
ere change his position.
Mr.. Powell Jackson, the great fruit II
md man of this section of Missouri. showed I
to light of his handsome phiz in our sanctl
the this week. He talked trees as fast as an age
,Ju rG. in that line can talk life insurance, and
are sure all will agree that that is guant
ost suF.
Use Use Sweet Springs correspondence Seds
ery Democrat, July 19:-"Seth S. Serat, of LIZ
for ington, ran down to the Springs for the d
on r. P. Harwood represented Do
the in the judicial convention to-day.
Groves, Jr.. of Waverly, Is registered at
: to Sweet Springs hotel to-day. W
,th H. ChileI, one of the bright lights in Lexil
orv toms Judiciary, is here. Miss NJ
Webb, of Waverly, was 3 guest here fol
sad short while this week, R. T. r
.ant sell, of Odessa, was one of the most earn
supporters of Judge Ryland day. =
ub- Miss jamie Donohoe, of Waverly, is cl
,o,, peroned here at the Springs by her acc,
plished mother. .Messrs. HoI
F. and John s. Blackwell, of Lexingl
were on hand to-day at the convention.
Prot. Carter and Rev. Mr.. Robert, of
Mrs sister town, Waverly, arrived this sfternt
wife and will remain the entire week. I
MIR. Mr.. Geo. Cunningham, of Waverly. latel
New York, accompanied by his nept
Master Willie Chinn, is visiting the Spr
no.' this week. i Prof. G. NJ. Thomas, c
- v. msndant of st. James NJ ilitsry Acade
anu Macon City, who Is visiting in this city, v
. III up TO Kansas City IN the interest of his
g. VI celIent school to-day"