Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1886-06-26
Personalities.

f0CbOu6llLl66.
Miss Bracheres, of Cincinnati, is the guest
of Miss Maria;Wood.
MIR. j. w. Welch, of Clay township, has
returned from Kansas.
Miss Edith Leonard, of Mt, Leonard. is
visiting the Misses Hyde,
Mr.. Rolands Bingham, of Kansas City,
spent Sunday in the city.
DR.. Murphy, OF Greenton, was in the city
on business, last Thursday.
Mr.. Adam Toeppe is again very i'll, with
small hopes of his recovery.
Mrs. Jas. Price, of Weston, Mo-, is visiting
relatives in Clay township.
Mr.. A. Wade and wife came up last sum
day to spend the day in this city.
DIR. H. NJ. Petit, of Carrollton, was visit
IN the city last Sunday and Monday.
Miss Sallie HestOn, of Carrollton, is visit
ing Mrs. E. T.. Thorp near Greenton.
Misses Lizzie and Belle Gibson, of Green
ton, are visiting relatives near Buckner.
Misses Florence W. Arnold and Miss Mary
H. Smith are visiting at Mr.. Chat. Landlords.
Mr.. r. L. Price and wife, OF St. Louis,
are visiting their fathers family, Judge John
Price.
Mr.. Max Keller contemplates opening a
clothing store In Greenfield, Mo-, IN the near
future.
Geo. W. Fox and x. W. Wayman, of the
Odessa neighborhood, were in the city last
Thursday.
Miss Nellie Cary has returned to her home,
in Kansas City, accompanied by Miss Jessie
Atkinson.
Misses Aggie Hutchison. Mary Wilson and
Mamie Farley spent the week with Mrs. w.
G.. Esgleston.
Miss Lettie and Master Waterman SaunJers
are visiting their sister, Mrs. Dysart, in
Andrew county.
Miss Celeste Stephens, of Bunceton, re-
turned home Tuesday, Miss Ella D.. Nickel
accompanying her.
Miss Bella Megede has returned to Rich
mond after a pleasant visit to the family of
Mr.. Robert Taylor.
Mrs. M. j. Chinn and son, who have been
visiting friends and relatives near Corder,
bave returned home.
Rev. j. NJ. CLANCY, D. D., of Independ-
ence. was In the city yesterday, en- route
nome from Brownsville.
Miss Johanna KrIehn left, last Thursday,
for Sweet Springs, where she will spend sew
eral weeks with friends.
Independence Sentinel. June 22d:-"Mrs.
and Mrs. Mike Mckee, of Lexington, were
in town to-day shopping.
Mrs. Mary Burns, of Butte City, Montana.
is visiting the family of Mr.. Thos. Clark and
other friends in this city.
Mr. w r Won Annlon of MillIofon fouvp.
ship. was here, last Thursday, and paid the
Intelligencer a pleasant visit,
Mrs. B. A. Simpson, of Winona, Mimi.
who has been visiting relatives in this city
returned to her home last Tuesday.
Mrs. C. G.. Clofin and daughter, of New
York, and Mr.. T. P. Boteler, wife and son, o.
Kansas City, are expected in the city to-day
The large boil or carbuncle upon her cheek
which has been troubling Mrs. W. G. Me.
Causland for the past three weeks, is nearl,
we'll.
Miss Maude Bassett, who has been VISITING
her cousin, Miss Zoe Bassett, in this city, ha.
returned to her home, in Richmond, accom-.
panied by Miss Zee.
MIR. Lloyd Potter, representing Ridenour
Baker Il Co., of Kansas City, spent a few
days this week with his family, who are
spending the summer here.
Mrs. Ed. LOOMS returned, last Wednesday
from her trip to Wyandotte. bringing he
mother, Mrs. Babbitt, with her. who vii
remain for several weeks.
Mrs. Lew Holiday, of st. Joseph, is visllin:
her niece, Miss Fannie Burton, near this city
From here she will go to St. Louis to visit
her daughter. Mrs. j. H. Ware.
Mr.. Joseph A.. Edmonds is at presen
''acting superintendent of the city water
works, his appointment not yet having beef
confirmed by the board of directors.
Rev. Il. G.. Tut, of Liberty, was in the cit
yesterday, IN consultation with Rev. w. A
Crouch in regard to a trip to Lake Nina.
tonka. Like the disciples of old, they Ego
fishing"
r Col. Frank T.. Thorp, of Clay township
now over so years of age and one of the old
. timers of Lafayette county, was in the cit.
last Monday for the first time in severa
years. He was looking well.
Higginsville Post AIRS. Fred. Becker, O
Lexington. was visiting the families of he
sons, Ed. and Gus. Becker, several days las
week. She was accompanied by her son
Willie. and daughter, Florence,
Mrs. Elizabeth jenkins and two children
OF Capt. Geo. Keith, are visiting the famil,
of Mayor Hamlet. Before their return t,
st. Louis, they will visit Messrs. j. P. ant
} W. j. Bair. in the Prairie church neiahbor-
hood.
PrOf. l.. q. Lennon was in the city las
Sunday and Monday. From here he went f
j., Brownsville to attend the State Teachers
. Convention. He has been re-engaged as su
perintendent of the public school at West
port for the ensuing year.
5 Prof. II. D. Demand, principal elect of tn
t public high school, was in the city las
Thursday looking for a house to rent an,
) making other necessary arrangements for hi
removal here about the first of August. w
acknowledge the honor of a call.
Richmond Conservation: misses Ami
and Bodie Mountjoy, of Lexington, who wer
, the guests of w. P. Hubbell, returned HON
Saturday. = $ Miss Matte Young, ON
OF Lexington's bright-eyed bellies, is visitin
her aunt. Mrs. DR.. Washington"
Higginsville Post:-sMr. and Mrs PatricI
: Organ, Mrs. NOonan and Mrs. Steve Oreal
were in Lexington Monday in attendance a
a the funeral of Mrs. Martin Lillis, who die
there Sunday, A large number of friend
+ from Kansas City were also in attendance.
Among the attendants upon the Stat
: Teachers Association at Brownsville, tn,
week, we notice the name of DR.. j.. A
Quarles and Misses Katie Greer. Magpi
Spears, Mary Young and Fannie Allen, O
e this city; Miss Maggie E.. Bear, of Higgins
: vile; Miss Walby, Aullville, and Prof
W. NJ. Beach, of Odessa.
: Mexico Ledger:-Mrs. Lizzie IL. Hicks. n
this city, has been offered and accepted
place in the faculty of the Howard Femal
. College, Gallatin. Tennessee. Mrs. Hicks i
>, one of the best educated music teachers in tn
. west and has met with great success as
: teacher anu composer. We congratulate
Howard College on securing her services,
Higginsvllle Post :-'PrOf. Il. ID. Deman,
: has been elected principal of the Lexingto
high school, which makes him ex-ofBcio s,
perintendent of the city schools. His salar
is $50 per month. Mr.. Demand Is fast takjp
q rank as one of the best teachers in the state
- and the Post congratulates him on his success
and this evidence of the esteem in which h
is held by those who know him.
. Prof. b. Duncan, OF MaryviIle, Mo-. cand
date for state superintendent OF public school.
made ma q nIaaS.nt call luSt Nvolno.l nv,