Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1886-07-31
Personalities.
Miss Lula Rabbit is here.

Miss Lula Rabbit is here.
Miss Jessie Atkinson is home again.
Mr.. Philip Keller goes east tonight.
Capt. Collins is at McAllister Springs.
Mrs. j. g. Bishop has returned home.
MIR. Grumpy Young was here this week.
Mr.. Jno. Chamberlain was here this week.
Mr.. Max Keller will locate at Greenfield.
Mo.
Mr.. VIM. Green Is visiting friends at May
view.
Bev. w. A. Crouch came home Wednes-
day.
Mr.. Jno. P. Herr was in town, last We'd
nesday.
Mrs. Sanford Sellers has gone to Waco,
Texas, to visit relatives.
Miss Josie Easter is visiting her brother,
Lawrence, in Kansas City.
Hon. II. c, Wallace was at McAlllster
Springs early in the week.
Miss Lou Bowman, of Lexington, KY, is
visiting relatives in this city.
Mrs. John Powell has returned from her
extended visit to Ray county.
Mr.. John f. VIM, of Dover, was in
town, Thursday, on business.
Mr.. j. w. WEIGH. of Clay township, has
been quite sick for a few days.
Miss josie Roth, of Dover township, is
visiting at Mr.. NJ. J. Chinn's.
Capt. Roley Porter has been in the city
several days visiting his family.
Mrs. w. NJ. Smallwood, of New Orleans,
is in the city visiting her sisters.
Misses Eslelle and Maize McGrew are Wis
iting Miss Ida Hayes, at Columbia.
Messrs. Don Ish and Geo. Roberts were in
St. Louis, last Monday, on business.
DR.. E L.. Hansard was here this week Wis
itlng his sister, Mrs. W. S. Epperson.
Mrs. DR.. Henry, of Waverly, who has been
dangerously ill with flux, Is convalescing.
Hubert o. Thompson, leader of the county
democracy, New York, died last Saturday.
uMr. Charles Dunlop, a son of Bishop Dun
lop of New Mexico, was In the city Thurs.
day.
Mr.. j.. j. Willetts, of Dover TOWNSHIP p
paid the Intelligencer a pleasant call last
Monday.
Misses Estelle and Maize McGrew are in
Columbia visiting their German teacher, Mis-
Ida Hayes.
Mrs. Thos. P. Akers, and her SON. Thos. P.
Akers, Jr., are in the city visiting at Mr.
McCausland's.
Mr.. Ed. Hausam left for his HON at Dial
las, Tex, yesterday, leaving his wife here TO
the summer.
Miss E. G. WILDER, of EnglewOod, neal
Chicago, has returned home after a visit t.
Mrs. McCausland.
Mr.. Henry Slusher, his sou Henry, an
grandson, Jimmy Hogan, paid the Intelligen
Ger a visit Thursday.
Mr.. James Aull requests US to change hi
address to Chase National Bank, 1O4 Broad
way, New York City.
Mr.. James Peak, and his W o daughter
Misses Cora and May, left Wednesday, fo
Oakland, Ills, to visit relatives.
Mrs. Kate Holland left for GAINESVILLE
Texas, Thursday morning, to JUN her bus
band. She will be there until next spring.
Mrs. R. S. Lomax, of Springfield. was heI
last Monday. Miss Fannie Venable, who ha
been visiting Mrs. Lomax came up with he
Mr.. VIM. Holland arrived here, Tuesda
evening, from Austin, Texas, to visit rela
tives. He left Thursday morning for S
Louis.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. T. Thorp, Mrs. Ra
Prather, Mrs. Mary Emanule and Mr.. Dan
Ewing started for Eldorado Springs la
, Monday to be gone several weeks.
Mr.. John Mulhearn,o f Page City neighbol
hood, who has been visiting friends and rel,
: tives in Ray county, returned last MOnds
/ and paid the ~Intelligencer q pleasant call.
Nellie Grant has left her English husbsn
Sartoris, and come home to her mothe
J Poor Nellie! She deserved better fate ths
! to have linked her life to so unworthy a ma
Mr., Geo. b. Dealey, of Dallas, was he
Wednesday and Thursday, visiting his wi
t and her family. Mr.. and Mrs. Wade we
also here, and there was a family gatheril
} at Mr.. E. Aliens.
{ Mr.. Robt. A. Wilson, last spring bong
an orange grove and farm near DeLan
a Volusia county, Florida. He and his wi
, expect to. remove to the property some tin
f in October. Miss Kate Wilson will 90 wi
them.
The familiar face OF DIR. G. W. Young
occasionally seen upon our streets again. T
has so far recovered from his dropsical affe
lion as to be able to walk about slowly q
attend to his business matters. We hope
c may soon fully recover his health.
Mrs. Joseph Wolf, who has been for sor
weeks visiting her daughter, Mrs. John Ola
ish, returned home Tuesday, accompanied
b that lady and her children. Mrs. Gladish r
turned home, Wednesday evening, accor
= panied by Misses Alice Wolf, Carrie al
Mary Weiss.
Mr.. Isaac Summers, after several veal
absence in Holden, has returned to "good q
Lexington" and will remain with us in I
future. He can be found at present at P.
PattersOn's, where he will be pleased to s
y all his old friends, sell them groceries at be
:. rock prices, and swap a few jokes when
has persuaded them to buy themselves ri
3 and they have no more money.