Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1886-09-25
Personalities.

EX-President Arthur is said to be reall
i'll.
Mr.. Herbert Williams has been at Sedali
this week.
Capt. Ene5arg has been here ss a witnes
this week.
Mr.. Charles Dunlop spent last Sunday Il
Lexington.
Miss diary McClellsnd is visiting friends il
Kansas City.
Mrs. Virginia Bay has gone to Dakota t
visit her son.
MIR. II. q. Crenshaw was home. last Satur
day and Sunday.
Mr.. 10. Ramey has been taking in tn
Sedalia exposition.
week to buy goods.
DR.. W. A. Cole, of Grover, johnson coun
ty, called Tuesday.
Miss Lula Rabbit, of Kansas City. is visit
ing Mrs. Ed. LOOMS.
Miss Belle Graves returned, Monday night
from 4 visit to Holden.
MIR. Jno. Hess, of COncordia, paid us al
agreeable call Tuesday.
Mr.. w. B. Wellar and wife are here visit
iuS lIltuus duu IeidtlNcS.
Capt. K. A. Collins paid the Intelligence
a pleasant visit Tuesday.
Mr.. W. II. Greer arrived home from hi
Texas trip last Tuesday.
Mr.. Augustus Barley was very sick
couple of days this week.
Mrs. Chas. Barley, of Delphi, Ind, Is Wis.
iting at Mr.. A. Barley's.
| Mr. I Milton Crnw,ler 10 of homo oalIof
here by the illness of his wife.
DIR. w, p. johnson paid the Intelligence
office a pleasant visit Tuesday.
Rev. Geo. kOenig, formerly stationed here
paid us a pleasant visit Tuesday.
MIR. Robert ID. Bledsoe paid the Intelligen.
Ger office a pleasant visit Thursday.
Miss Emma Beahr, of Kansas City is visit,
ing friends and relatives in this city.
Hon. Chas. l.. Ewing was an interested
auditor of the speeches, Wednesday,.
Wash Adams, Esq, of Kansas City, ha:
been here this week on legal business.
Mr.. Hugh Monaham, of Independence, il
visiting friends and relatives in this city.
Mr.. J. X. Livesay writes US from For
Davis, Texas. He is living there and dolne
well.
Miss Alice and Willie Cunningham, o
Odessa, are visiting the family of Mr.. S. Sum
mers.
Messrs. Gus. and AL. Sigwart, of Omaha
were here this week visiting relatives an,
friends.
Miss Eddie NJ. Winsor Is spending a few
weeks in st, Louis rs the guest OF Miss Ell,
Rhodes.
Misses Ida and Theckla Braecklein, of Con
cordia. are visiting friends and relatives in
this city.
Mrs. W. F. Meet and little daughter, Addle
are visiting friends and relatives in Sedalla
this week.
Mr.. VIM. W. Nelson, of Ray county, VIII,
has been visiting friends here and attendins
the %e-union called on the intelligence
Thursday.
Miss DOME Weber left, last Saturday, TO
st. Louis, to take in the sights during tn,
present week.
Mr.. Austin Rapper, of Brownsville, was
in the city this week visiting friends and TAX
Ing in the reunion.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Gratz left, yesterday
for a four weeks visit to St. Louis, Cincin
natl and Nashville.
Miss Angelina Watson. of Kansas City
was here a few Nays ago to visit her friend
Miss Lizzie Shields.
Mrs. Frank g. Bowman and little daugh
at Corder, this week.
Mrs. and Mrs. j. S. Benton left, last week
for Sioux City, Iowa, to visit their son ant
daughter at that place.
Mr.. W. H. Harrison, son of Collector Har
rison, is attending Commercial College a
Poughkeepsie, New York.
Miss Lula Ayres, daughter of Squire Phi
Ayres, will leave, Monday, for Kentucky
where she goes for the winter.
Mr.. VIM Hunter. of California, who form
erly lived here, took advantage of the re
union time TO visit friends here.
Mr.. Robt. Taubman spent last Wednesda,
in 81. Louis in attendance upon the meetin.
of the republican state committee.
Mr.. Lilburn Shields, accompanied hi
sister. Miss Lizzie Shields, and her guest
Miss iona Ryland, to Cairo, this week.
Mr.. George W. Boldrige, Of Latrobe
Penn, who has been visiting the family O
Mr.. j S. Benton. left Thursday morning.
Mr.. JnO. Morrison and wife. and Mrs. VIM
Morrison. came down from Kansas City las
Saturday night. The former to stay a week.
Mrs. Morehouse, wife of Lieut-Gov. More
house, and her daughter, have been here thi
week VISIT ng their relatives, the McFadins
Mrs. Mulligan looked so fresh and youth.
full that there were numberless expression
that it ouldn be possible that she WAS
mother in 1861.
Fayelte ADVERTISER. 22d:-"Mrs. I. p, Ry
land returned Friday to her home in Tascosa
Texas. after a visit of several months to he
grandmother, Mrs. Major"
Miss Carrie LOOMS, who has been spendin,
the summer in Wisconsin with relatives an,
friends, arrived home last Tuesday, mucl
pleased with her trip and visit.
Mrs. r. T. Jesse left last SUNDAY night TO
Maysvllle, kv., to attend the bedside of he
aged father, who is very i'll. She will b,
absent ten days or two weeks at least.
Miss Belle Wallace, of Napa City, Califor
MA, is visiting Miss Nettie Wallace, Sh
will probably remain during the Winter
in this county, where she has many relatives
Sunset Cox writes to an Ohio friend:-"
may again go into the old arena. The odo
OF the sawdust comes over me, and l feel Xix
waiting through the hoop, etc., to ill out tn,
scene"
Extra Billy" Smith, twice governor O
Virginia, reached his 9Oth birthday last week
He is still quite active, physically and men
tally, and daily walks to Warrenton, Va,
distance of nearly a mile.
THE Duchess Is not dead as MANY peopl
suppose. Mr.. Norman l.. Monro, the New
York publisher. said a few days ago, that h,
b I'D had recent business transactions with tn,
lady who is a Mrs. Angles.
The Sister Superior. and Sister Theresa, o
the Missouri Pacific railroad hospital at Sc
dalia, were in the city Wednesday. visltip,
Mrs. DR.. Bane, who has been quite i'll sine
the death of her husband.
Mr.. q. Wilkinson. for years cashier of tn,
American Bank of Higginsvllle, has resigne,
ms position ana will remove to Springfield
Mo. we regret to lose such men as Mr.
Wilkinson from our county. We wish fol
him success and cOntentment in his new HON,
and cordially recommend him to the citizen
oil Springfield as a man of sterling integrit
and one whom they can implicitly trust in
every way.
Mr.. j. w. Barrett editor of the Canto,
Press, died Il few days ago OF dropsy, afte,
an illness of several days. He began the pub
LEGATION of the Press over twenty-five YEAR
ago. He represented his county in the leg.
islature two years, having been elected il