Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1886-08-21
Personalitles

MISS AUNT 6cyH Is floltiuk III shohooo
City.
MIR. F.. Monroe has been very Ill for the
past week.
Minnie Hauk has sailed from Bremen for
New York.
Miss Lizzie Shields is expected in the city
in a week or two.
Mrs. d. W. b. Tevis is home from her visit
20 Cooper county.
Mrs. A. T. johnson and children are Wis
ting in Peoria, Ill.
Miss Aunie Shotwell spent Wednesday at
MIR. NJ. +. Royle's.
Mrs. Thos. Tidball is back from her visit 10
friends in Kansas City.
Mr.. j. +. Shotwell and family have re-
turned from Eldorsdo Springs.
Messrs. e. Q. Kinkald and ThOs. Cobbs, of
Clay township, called yesterday.
Miss Catherine Long, of Carroll county, is
visiting her brothers near this city.
Miss Annie Becker Is visiting relatives and
friends in HigginsviIle and vicinity.
Miss Virgie McClelland and Miss Leoaa
Cordell left for Marshall, last week.
Miss Fannie Vensble is visiting the family
of W. 4. Anderson. Esq, of Odessa.
Mrs. Fannie Arnold, of Carrollton, is Wis
iting the family of Mr.. j. W. Waddell.
Miss Annie Switzer, of Kansas City. is in
the city visiting friends and relatives.
Gen. II. C.. Boteler left last Thursday for a
few weeks %sojourn in Eldorado Springs.
Miss Octavia Lesueur, who has been visiting
In Cairo, ILL.,, arrived home last Saturday.
Mr.. John Dixon. of Kansas City, has been
visiting at Mrs. j. W. Graddy's this week.
MIR. jeff. W. Bedford, of Omaha, made
friends in this city u flying visit this week.
Master Warren Pratt, of Kansas City,
spent Tuesday with Master hob. Nicholson.
Miss Mamie Young visited the family Of
MIR. ID. H. Hancock in Hig2insville this week.
Miss Julia Winsor has returned from her
visit to Miss Eliza WinsOr, of Kansas City.
Mrs. l.. Silvermsn aud son spent several
days visiting friends in Kansas City this
week.
Mrs. w. G. Neale. Of Higglnsville, is
sojourning at McAlIster Springs for a few
days.
Mrs. j.. P. Hall, who has been on q visit to
her daughter, Mrs. John Fishback has re-
turned.
! oOuh v uCi oouSutot hOof,
left Yesterday for st. Louis, on the steamer
Dakota.
Miss Annie Hickman, who has been visiting
Miss Susie Lesueur, returned to Kansas City
last Saturday.
The death of Dolores Fosts, the widow OF
the famous Mexican general, Santa Anna, is
announced.
Miss TillIe Hollis, the popular saleslady Of
NJ. f. Royle & Son, is visiting Mrs. DIR. John
| Hall, of Marshall.
Masters Lawrence and Walter Peak, who
have been dangerously ill with malarial fever,
are considerably better.
Miss Annie Thomas, of Clay township, is
visiting at Mr.. 10. A. Edmonds'. She is said
to be a very sweet singer.
Elder j. j. Dunning and wife. nee Anna
Dowden, of Albany. Mo-, are in the city Wis
iting relatives and trends.
Mr.. Thos. B. Ewing, of whose dangerous
illness We spoke last week, is, we are glad
to learn, very much better.
Mr.. Frank Boteler, of Washington City
and Mr.. W. Il. Wilson. of Louisville, KY,
are visiting the family Of Mr.. E. WInsor.
Hiss Lou Bowman, of Lexington. KY,
who has been visiting relatives here for a few
weeks, left for home last Tuesday morning.
Miss Lettie and Master Yeatman Saunders,
who have been visiting their sister in Andrew
county for several weeks. have returned
home.
Messrs. Jerrie and John Chamberlain, Of
Kansas City, paid their mother. Mrs. E. 9
Eenry, and other relatives here, u flying visit
this week.
Columbia Statesman :-"Kev. A. i. SHARP
and family arrived here last Saturday. and
have rooms at the Powers House for the
present.
Mrs. NJ V. L. McClelland, accompanied by
her two daughters. Misses Mary and Virgie
and Leona Cordell, spent a day at Sweet
Springs last week.
Our Lafayette Boy" correspondent from
Montana will soon return to the 'States,'
much %invigorated by his summers sOjourI
in the mountains.
Mr.. W. T. Owen, left, last Wednesday, fol
Pleasant Hill, Sabine Parish, La, where b,
Will make his future home. He will engag,
IN merchandising.
Rev. G. l.. Leyburn and Mr.. S. G.. Went
worth who have been off on a three weeks
tour through the northern states, arrived
home yesterday morning.
Mrs. W. X. Trlgg, who has been on a visi
to her sister, Mrs.. John Buckner, OF Browns
vile, returned home on account of the illness
of her little daughter. Annie.
Mrs. 10. Baehr, who has been visiting he
sister, Mrs. Maragret Weis, returned to bel
home in Kansas City last Saturday, accom-
panied by Miss Carrie Weis.
Mr.. Louis Burr, the detective of the c.. 4
A railroad. who SO successfully worked
the Durbin gang of robbers, WIS recently
killed by u switch engine, at st. LOUIS.
Mrs. &. =. Wallace. who has been visiting
friends and relatives in Hlgginsvllle, Pleasan
Hill and Indepenence for the past week OF
ten days, returned home last Thursday.
Mr.. l.. B..Atkeson, of Conway, Ark. is
spending a few weeks at the residence O.
his father-in-law, j. A. Graham, Esq. Hi
wife has been here for some time and will
return home with him in September.
Mrs. W. NJ. Mcmillan, Sedalia, is visiting
the family of her brother, W, B. Steele. Esq
Misses Rena and Lula Corder, of Wayerly
came up to see their little nephew at W. B
Steele's, last Tuesday and returned the next
day.
st. Joseph Gazette July 25:-'.Albert oyer
a prominent young man Of Lexington, Mo.
is in the city under eye treatment by DR..
Boteler. Until lalely Mr.. oyer received thu
highest salary paid by P. T, Barnum in thu
acrobatic ring, viz. $3.50 per week."
Tax Collections for July.
The county collector has received from thu
county clerk the tax books for 1886. Tn,
school tax book has been delayed by som o
the district clerks not sending in their report!
earlier. The amount of collections Tor The
quarter ending on the 3lst day of July il ii.
follows
Siaie .............. Sl.4 ! !.
MiduietOn tDWnshiU, raliruad. ..... IL II
Lexington township. railroad ..... al 4
Warrington township. railroad ..... u )
Davis township, rail, Dad 90. 49,. 100 u
Freedom township, railroad. ...... III 5:
Sni-a-Bar township. railroad 800. u u
Scho1l. 49,. ...--..... l.2'5 3
Lexington, city l6l 0
Higginsrilie, city b
Dog ... ~ 4
Circntt coart Monday, Sept. 20.
The b ,bes at Independence TO-DAY.
The boys call the water trough. south o
courthouse square, the $40. Hook monu