Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1886-07-03
Personalities.

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Mr.. Emil Homer, OF st. LOUIS, is here for
the Fourth.
Miss Mary Bassett has been visiting at Mrs.
Tilton Davis.
Mr.. l.. Bauerle and family have gone to Ex-
celsior Springs.
Mr.. A. Kensler is here from EIdoradO. i'm
proved in health.
Mrs. Chas. Miller, of st. Louis, is visiting
friends in this city.
Messrs. James Kelly and John Bledsoe
were in town yesterday.
DR.. Quarles will probably go to Lexington,
Va, some time in August.
Misses. Mary Young and Nettle Young are
in Kansas City visiting friends.
Messrs. j. F. VIM and Erwin Zeyslng, of
Dover, were In town Thursday.
Mr.. Robt. Henry. of Jefferson City, Is
visiting at Thos. B. Campbelrs.
Mrs. Jos. Chinn returned, Monday. from a
visit to friends at Dover and Waverly.
Mr.. A. j. Sparks is now registering clerk
in the Butte City, Montana, postofice.
MIR. Frank McGirl, of the Indian Territory,
is visiting his father. MIR. Charles McGirl.
Mr.. Henry McGlasson. OF Paris, Texas, Is
visiting his uncle, Mr.. VIM. Pearcy, at Odessa.
Mrs. DIR. Meng went to Dover last Wednes-
day, for a short visit to friends and relatives.
Miss Johanna Kriehn is still at Sweet
Springs. She Will probably be at home Mon
day.
Miss Maggie Marshall has gone to Pitts
burg, Pa, to spend the summer with rela-
tives.
Mr. Hanry VilG.r IA still Of ElJOru6n
Springs, where he has been for over two
weeks.
Miss Fannie Belle Erskine, of st. LOUIS, is
visiting her friend, Miss Fannie Burton, near
Lexington.
Miss Bodie Mountjoy went to Kansas City
last Monday for a two weeks visit to Miss
Jennie Able.
Honorary degrees have been conferred on
Oliver Wendell HOLMES aud John Bright by
the Oxford University.
Mrs. DR.. Pavy talks of going to France in
August to gather materials for Il book on her
husbands arctic work.
Masters Gus. and Chas. Barron left, yes
terday, for a ten day days visit to the family
of DR.. Satterfeld, CarrOlltOn.
Mrs. l.. B. Gordon aud her two daughters 4,
Misses Sallie and Katie, left last Tuesday for
a months visit in Nevada, Mo.
Mr.. A. NJ. Hager, former superintendent
of the Mo. p. R. g., was in this city last
Tuesday and remained one night.
Mrs. Belt, from St. Louis, is visiting
her sister, Miss Fannie and will go from here
to Houston, Texas, her future home.
Mr.. Ed. Roth, son of Rev. E. Roth. Of
Dover township, returned from Virginia, u
few days AgO. where he has been for about a
year.
Mr.. John W. Barley, county clerk of Wash
ington county, Kansas, was In the city a few
days this week visiting his uncle, Mr.. Augustus
Barley,
Hon. VIM. Il. Carter has accepted a posi-
ton as salesman in the shoe house of Smith &
| Bolton. where he will be glad to see his
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. A. Chinn, with their
daughters, Mamie, Pinkie and Bucie, are Wis.
iting Mrs. C.'s father, Col. Donaldson, near
Waverly.
Misses Minnie Neale Julia Winsor and Julis
Neale, will visit Miss Birdie MCGEE, Rich
mond, Mo-, for a week or two. They left
lost Thursday.
Mr.. Emil Ludwigs is representing the
Bridges wins on the road as adv ance agent
Emil knows how the thing is done, and VIZ
wish him success.
Misses Berta and Lola Allen, the daugh
tiers OF the Rev. RObt. A. Allen, now of Rict
Hill but formerly of this place, were married
on last Wednesday.
Mr. IbarloS Damn and hi, s;otor Nc
Dora, of Fayette, passed through LIE siugtOn
Tuesday, en- route to Mt. Leonard, Salin
county, to visit friends.
The Misses Rathbun, of Springfield, VIII,
have been visiting friends in this city for
couple of weeks, returned to their home, vi
Kansas City, last Wednesday.
MIR. b. j. John, of Brownsville, the practi
cal miller who is to have charge Of MIR. j. {
hebrews new mill when completed, Wa
here looking over the grounds last Tuesday
Mrs. Arthur H. Moves, better known b
her nom de plume of '.Toller King" died a
Grand Forks, OAK, June 10. Sine was tn
author of Rose O'Connor," "Off the Rock
and two books of the "No-Name" series.
Rev. A. T: Sharpe, who has recently bee
called to the rectorship Of the Episcopal par
ish at Marshall. was in the city a day or tw
this week visiting his family and relatives
Mr.. Sharpe will take charge at Marshall t
once.
Messrs. Will Quarles, Geo. Logan. Ep
King AMI Mare. Harrison attended the festi
val of the Christian church, at Dover, las
Tuesday night, They all sported black plu
hats and thought themselves particular
stunning.
Mrs. JOIN Wallace, of Knoxville, Tenn.
stepped to the gate to look for her fve-year.ol
boy, and at that moment a runaway hors
dashed by. 1t is thought that she suppose
to the ground dead.
Miss joe Anderson, author CT the move
can American Girl" which created quite
literary sensation some years ago, was drown
ed while bathing in the Sacramento river
June D. She was a graduate of the Michiga
University, class of 70, and was a popula
contributor to several magazines.
Sweet Springs item, in Sedelia Democrat
June 2s:-"A large party of the elite of Aul
vile made the Springs the objective point
a pleasant visit the latter part of the weel
Among them were Misses Emma and Pru
Hord, and Mollie Parker, Mrs. Emma Hig
gins and Messrs. G. S. Parker and Herbe]
Higgins
Mr.. j.. r. billiard, who had a successfl
surgical operation performed upon him for
cancerOus wart upon his nose, in Kanss
City, recently, has returned home, and tn
wound has about healed over with a health
growth of flesh. We are glad to learn of tn
happy result and hope he may never again |
, troubled by it.
From the following note from the Globe
Democrat we should Judge that Hunter Be
Jenkins is very rapidly climbing the Masoni
golden stairs:-"The Scottish Rite Lodge In,
E last night at the Masonic hall and cOnferre
D the degrees from the eighth to the fOurteenl
On IA class of three Col. Hunter Ben Jenkin.
DIR. Leslie aid Mr.. Strebel."
l Rev. W. A. Crouch left, last Tuesday NOR
ing, for Lake Minetonka, where he will spen
, q portion of his summer vacation. He wi
: probably be absent about SIX weeks. 1t b;
D been he custom OF the Baptism church for
number OF years to grant the pastor a re
. and recreation during the heated term, a
u example worthy OF imitatiGn.
. Uncle Granville r. Psge, who went
Kansas City several weeks ago to undergo
surgical operation for cataract upon both eve