Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1886-10-16
Personalities.

Mrs. Judge Tut is visiting friends IN Lib
erty, Mo.
Uncle q. R. Page paid us a pleasant call
yesterday.
Mrs. Robt. Wilson is visiting friends In
Kansas City.
Miss Gussie Winkler has returned from her
trip to St. Louis.
Mrs. Gosewisch returned from her visit to
Europe last Friday.
Mr.. J. A. Burton, of Bates City, called on
the Intelligencer yesterday.
Mr.. John Manard's little daughter, TInsey,
Is very i'll with typhoid fever.
Mrs. Mollie Matthews, of Brownsville, is
visiting relatives in this city.
Mr.. 10. A. Wilson and wife and Mrs. Fanny
Long, went to Waverly Yesterday.
Mrs. Jennie Stewart and Mrs. C.. c. Grimes
are home from their visit to st. Louis.
Messrs.; Wallace 4 Chiles and j. D. She
walter are attending court at Marshall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Virgil Keene have been here
this week visiting relatives and friends.
Mr.. James NJ, Canterberry, of Kansas CITY,
is visiting Mr.. L. f. Carney and family this
week.
Mrs. Charles Church, of Kansas City, Mo-,
is visiting her mother, Mrs. T.. f. Esrney OF
this city.
Misses Kate Wilson and Maggie Richard
son went to Chicago last Monday 10 visit
friends.
Mrs. Emma Talliafero, who had been here
for some two weeks, returned to Odessa
Yesterday.
Mr.. +. W. Stoener, of MAYHEM, was in
the city yesterday and paid the Intelligencer
a pleasant call.
Miss Rena Co1der was here during the
week, and went up to Kansas City, Wednes-
day, with Mrs. Steele.
Messrs. Chas. and Adolph Daehler went
to jamestown, Moniteau county. Mo-, on
| visit to friends and relatives.
Messrs, Man. Chinn and r. A. Hicklin re.
presented Lexington lodge. No. 149, at the
grand lodge, A. F. u A. NJ.
Mr.. T. A. Murray and his son Mr.. T. E.
Murray, OF the Odessa neighborhood, wert
In town Wednesday, on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM, Morrison returned
home. Wednesday,, from St. Louis and Hi
nois, where they had been visiting.
Mr.. John Fontaine, formerly of this coun
tY, but now of Cowly county, Kansas, is il
the city visiting his sister, Mrs. VIM Duyall
Mrs. F. H. Chambers and little Luti,
Stokes, left, Monday, for Fairfield, Ills, an,
Dunklin county, Mo-, to visit relatives ant
friends.
Mr.. Saml. Harrison, of Auxasse, who ha
been visiting his daughter, Mrs. W. s
Clagett, for a few days this week, returned
home yesterday.
Messrs. Thomas Wallace, of Tacoma, an,
Hugh Wallace. of Salt Lake City, spent a fa
days together, here, this week. visiting theil
relatives and friends.
Mrs. Dolly Hall, widow of the late Wm
C.. Hall. is very Ill at the residence of he
son. Mr.. Mahlon Hall, in Odessa. She j
about 80 years of age.
Miss Leona Mitchell. who has been visitin
friends and relatives, tor the past five months
in Washington City and Baltimore, returne
home last Wednesday,.
Mr.. E. T. Lee, and four of his children
Maggie, Dora, Ethelbert and Gilmore, are a
down with fever. Ethelbert Is still very low
but seems to be a little better.
Cards are out for the marriage of Miss Lii
liam Goodwin to Mr.. Lewis T. Bell, of Sprins
field, Mo-, at the Presbyterian church in His
ginsville, on Tuesday afternoon, October 1!
Mr.. Jack Price. who went to Kansas la!
week to accompany his sister home. is ex
nected here to-day. Miss Myrtle has bee
living with her sister, Mrs. Florence Otte,
or several mouths, but is getting tired of tn
grasshopper state.
A dispatch from Paris to NJ. A. Caubert,
New York, a member of the Franco.Amer
can Bartholdi Committee, from NJ. Barthold
announces that the sculptor will leave Fran
on October l6 per teamer Bretagne for Ne
York, to attend the Inauguration ceremoni
of the statue of liberty.