Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1886-08-07
Personalities.

Miss Alice Wolf Is nome again.
Miss Lutte Moreland is very low.
Prof. Demand was here Monday.
Prof. and Mrs. Kerdolff are at home.
MIR. w. A. Nutter was here Monday.
Mr.. Martin Oliver called last Monday.
Mr.. Jno. S. Renick was here Monday.
Mrs. Geo. Zeiler has been here this week
Mr.. Gano Wainwright was here Thursday
Mrs. Alice Wingate is visiting her parents
Mr.. Paul Reinhard was In the city Thurs
day.
Mr.. Benz. Jefferson was In Lexington Mon
day.
Miss Susie Reinhard is visiting at Ingle-
side.
Capt. R.. Todhunter was in the city yester.
day.
Sedslia.
MIR. H. W. Winsor will be in Lexington to
morrow.
Miss Annie Allen is visiting friends In Clay
township.
Elder Geo. Plattenburg paid US a pleasant
visit Monday,
Mrs. Geo. Hall, of Page City, was in the
city yesterday.
Mr.. Jos. $. Simmons spent several days
here this week.
DR.. NJ. W. Flournoy, of Bates City, was in
town yesterday.
Mrs. Joe. Beahr, of Kansas City, is visiting
relatives in this city.
Mrs. Fannie Barton is home from her visit
to the Sweet Springs.
Mr.. Frank Campbell was visiting In indie
pencence last Tuesday.
Miss Leona Cordell, Of Marshall. is visiting
the Misses McClelland.
Mr.. j. X. Gray, OF Waterloo. paid us a
pleasant visit Tuesday.
Mrs. j. f. Hassell and Miss Lulu will visit
Kansas City next week.
Miss Mamie Cook, of Kansas City, Ia visit
ing Mrs. A. v. Robinson.
Mr.. Albert Strother accompanied his father
to Marshall last Thursday.
Mr.. j. w. Grant has had q severe attack Of
dysentery, but is now better.
Mrs, j. A. Robinson, of Kansas City, Is
visiting Mrs. j. Il. Stewart.
Miss Lille Jamison has returned from a
two weeks visit to Richmond.
Mr.. A. C. Graham. of Tyler, Texas. is Wis
iting relatives and friends here.
Miss May Wallace, of Sedalis, is visiting
the family of Mr.. John Gehner.
Mrs. Charles Cors and Mrs. Annie Earl are
visiting relatives in Kansas city.
Mrs. Isaac p. Ryland, who has been visit
Ing here, has returned to Fayette.
Judge Strother, owing to an attack of fux,
was unable to hold court this week.
Mrs. Lilly Mckee has been visiting her
sister. Mrs. W. X. Trigg, this week.
Uncle Joe Page went down to the judicial
convention. He said that he liked it.
Mrs. Henry Switzer, of Kansas City, was
visiting relatives in this city this week.
Mr.. jeff. Duling, of Denton, Texas, has
in the city this week visiting friends.
Col. Elliott was in own last Wednesday
and paid the IntellIgencsr a pleasant visit.
Col. Us. White. of Washington township,
has been in town, this week as q juryman.
Capt. Collins was at the convention Wednes-
day, en- route home from McAllister Springs.
Mr.. Ed. Robinson, of St. Louis, was visit
ing the family of Geo. P. Venable this week.
Mrs. Richard Thomas and two children, of
Waverly. are visiting Mrs. II. c. Francisco.
Rev. G. W. Thornton, of Chicago, was the
guest Of his brother, Mr.. j. P. Thornton, this
week.
Miss Katie Wilson, Of Washington City
is here on a visit to Mr.. E. Winsor, arrived
Mrs. B. D. Ragland accompanied her bus
band to the judicial convention ut Sweet
Springs.
Misses Carrie and Annie Nichols are visit
ing the family of Mr.. James Mediation, at
Misses Minnette, Geuevieve and Mable Stay
back and Master Lonnie, are at Mr., A. u.
Williams.
MIR. VIM. Sloan, of Kansas City, was here
his week visiting the family of Thos. Will
Esq.
Mrs. Richardson and her daughter, Miss
Birdie, accompanied DR.. Richardson to Dover
yesterday.
Miss Katie Slayback, who is now in ChIca-
90, is expected here to-day, to visit relatives
friends.
Miss Zoe Bassett returned home, Thursday, |
from q months visit TO friends and relatives
in Richmond. |
Will Nipper and H. w. Winsor, of Hig-
were visiting w. H. Nipper, of Fay.
ette, this week.
Mrs. W B. Wilson has returned from a
visit to her father. Rev. j. M. CLANCY, D, D..
Independence.
Miss Eliza WinsOr, who has been visiting
friends here for about ten days, returned
yesterday.
Miss Fannie Marshall, assistant postmaster
Richmond, was here visiting relatives and
riends this week.
Mrs. I. B. Campbell and daughter, Cal.
hia, were at Sweet Springs this week. but
AYE returned home.
Mrs. Cleveland has been received by lei
er into Dr.. Sunderland's church (Presby-
erisn) at Washington.
Rev. A. I. Sharpe, who is now the rector
f the Episcopal church at Columbia, is in
he city for a day or two.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles :McGirl were sum
aoned to Kansas City, Tuesday, because of
be death of a grand child.
MI. Robt. Mason, OF Ray county, son of
amuel Mason, formerly of this county, il
cry low with consumption.
DR.. VIZ Webb and Mrs. E. Roth left,
for EIdorado Springs. They will
robably be absent a month.
Mrs. Nancy LykIns, formerly of the or !
hans home at Kansas City, died near that
lace, Thursday, aged IS years, 9
Mr.. and Mrs. B. A. Chinn returned from
Springs, where they had been for {
two weeks, last Tuesday.
Mr.. VIM. NJ. Mills and his family have re.
loved to Warrensburg. They take with :
lem the good wishes of many friends. g
Mrs. A. J. Hall and her daughter, Miss
irgle, and Misses Sarah and Laura Grady
ave returned from McAllister Springs.
Gr. X. K Vaughan, of Marshall, passed c
trough Lexington. Tuesday, en- route for a
ansas City, and thence to Eureka Springs.
DR.. O'Rear, formerly of this county, now 9
wing In Saline, was a delegate to the judicial j
and one of Mr., Fields warm
lends. 7
Rev. ). A.. Quarles, d. D., left, Thursday c
Fening, for Virginia. He carries with him
lie good wishes of many friends in this y
'unty. il
Mr.. Geo. Hutchinson, who has been confn- 8
to his house for some weeks with a sore j.,
g. Is somewhat better and hopes to be about :
.ain shortly.
John L. Elkins, of Kansas City, a brother il
Steve Elkins, died, suddenly, of apoplexy. a
onday, in Colorado. He was well known h
this county. n
Mr., s, IT.. COrbett of pdassa hos