Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1886-03-06
Personalities.

Mrs. Don Ish is i'll.
Mrs. Chas. Rex is very ill.
Tilton Davis, Esq. is in the city.
Mr.. Al. FOrshay, of Kansas, is here buying
mules.
Gerster has three children and Materna
has four.
Mapleson has been giving st. Louis opera
this week.
Mr., VIM. Lamborn left, this morning. for
Fort Worth, Texas.
Miss Brown, of the E.. A. S., spent a day
recently in Brownsville.
Miss Annie Anderson visited her sister,
Nellie. at the f. A. s., last week.
Mrs. Earls, of Union Star, No., visited her
daughter, Miss Jessie. at the L. A. S., last
week.
Senator Vest is better and will probably so
south in . day or two to recuperate his
strength.
Miss Ella G.. Bates is visiting friends and
relatives in Omaha, Neb., and will be absent
several months,
Miss Grace Brewster of the f. A. s.. spent
Sunday in Kansas City with her sister, Mrs.
C. G.. Newman.
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leaving her husband somewhat weaker but
no worse mentally.
Mr.. Dan. Linnehan, of Quincy. is visiting
bis relatives, the Meet family. He will re-
main about u week.
Messrs. Alick Stephens and James Thomp-
son spent Saturday with Misses Rhoda and
Peggie Stephens at the +. A. S.
Mr.. W. M. Convey, of Kansas City, an Off
Ger of the Knights of Honor, was in Lexing-
ton on business connected with the order
this week.
Mr.. Jno. D. Long, who formerly lived in
| this county, but who now resides in Carroll,
came over. last Saturday. to visit his son. Mr..
| Killian Long and other relatives.
Misses Mary Frank Hawkins, Mary Cheat
ham, Mary Young and Mary Hale. teachers
in our public schools, have all been at home
sick this week, and Miss Mary Smith has
been half sick but has stayed at her post.
Higginsville Post:-"Miss Maria McCutch-
en-, former principal of the Sunny Side Semi
nary this city, was married recently to Mr.
Samuel N. Beatty, of Saline county. They
have moved to California where they will in
future reside"
Mr.. Joseph F. Afford left for Denver, Col.
last Tuesday, where he has accepted q very
remunerative situation. "Jo" is deservedly
popular here, where he was born and reared
and many hearty good wishes follow him te
his new home.
Mr.. Ed. r. Barnett is to remove to Arkan.
sas City soon. Mr.. Barnett has a host O.
relatives and friends in this county who viii
regret to lose him. He is an estimable citi.
zen, and will be an acquisition to the people
at his new home.
The writer had the pleasure of meeting
Mr.. Chas. Miller, formerly of Wilker 4
Miller, in St. Louis, the other day
Mr.. Miller has a very responsible position il
the dry goods house of Ely, Walker & Co.,
one of the largest and most reliable dry
goods houses in Missouri. They have an i'm
mense house, seven stories high. piled full o
goods. Their sales run over three milliol
dollars per year. Mr.. Miller is looking yer,
well.
Rockville. Montgomery county, Maryland
Sentinel .--"Miss Eddie NJ. Winsor, o
Missouri, who is now visiting relatives il
Washington. came up here on Monday las
specially to see the old residence of be
grandfather, Arnold T. Winsor, and know
as "Winsor CASTLE" which afterward be
came the property of the late Thomas HUI
ter, situated about two miles from this owl
, The young lady is also the granddaughter q
> the late Horace Wilson, whose daughterMar
i, married Mr.. Z. Winsor and at once adopte
q home in Missouri