The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1888-10-13
Personalities.

MIR. Man. Chinn went to st. Louis Tues
day.
Miss Bette Waddell is visiting in Kansas
City.
Mr.. j. Galloway Young is very little if any
better.
Mrs. jas. Powell. of Richmond. was here
Sunday.
Mr.. John c. Young, Jr., was in St. Louis
this week.
Gen. Vaughan is SO feeble that he seldom
leaves his room.
Mr.. Geo. Mullinix continues to improve.
but very slowly.
Mr.. Walter B. Waddell is sojourning at
Excelsior Springs.
MIR. Leroy Farmer spent Sunday IN Glas-
Cow with his parents.
P. q. Nj. Xenophon Ryland attended
Masonic grand lodge.
Miss Laura Mullins, of Kansas City. is
visiting the Misses Geyer.
Messrs. Althoff and Swartz were here on
court business Wednesday.
Elder 7. P. Haley was here to preach the
funeral sermon Of Mrs. Chanslor.
Misses Zoe Bassett and Eugenia Davis
went to st. Louis Tuesday morning.
Mr.. Ed. Storm. of Kansas City, was here
last Sunday and Monday on a visit to friends.
Miss Belle Graves Is home from her visit to
her sister, Mrs. John T. McGrew, at Holden.
Hon. A. f. Alexander has been in attend
ance on Masonic grand lodge in st. Louis
this week.
Mr.. G. W. Osborne, wife and ~sister.of Clay
township, were In the city shopping last
Wedne sday.
' Mr.. T.. j. Duling is back from Texas county
l where he has been enjoying the ''chills" fol
. some months.
. Miss Belle Temple, a former pupil Of b. f
c., die at Pleasant Hill, Mo-, on the 9th. o
y typhoid fever.
Mrs. Efiie McCauslsnd returned last Mon
. day from n visit to the family of Mr.. Johl
i Smith, In St. Louis.
Mr.. VIM. Cash, proprietor Of the Cold
water, HAS,, Star, was here this week yisitipI
!" relatives and friends.
u Mrs. A, Barley has been confined to he
D. room by illness for the past two weeks. Sh
is somewhat better now.
q Prof. j.. D. Blanton took about twenty-fv
ID of his boarding pupils down to the St. LOU
s. exposition last Tuesday.
D. Mrs. Ruth A. Munson, OF Watertown, \
10 Y, a sister Of Mr.. Il. Allen, and her daugh
ter. Miss Ada, are visiting here.
rs Miss Pinkie Russell left, Tuesday morning
ne for Kansas City, where she will teach a cla'
III In instrumental and vocal music.
70 Mr.. Harrison Steele and his mother passe
c' thUsaugh Lexington THURSDAY 90 rgAts 70 the
Mr.. Nathan Corder, wife and daughter
D. Misses Rena and Lula, passed through u
DIX city last Saturday On route home from the S
en- st. Louis fair.
lie Mrs, Isaiah Barley, Of Lawrence, Kas., wi
has been visiting relatives in this city al
or Ia Dover township for the past month. r
OF turned home this week.
BEL Cards have been sent to friends announ
Ing the marriage, October II, of Miss Box
Ivy daughter Of VIM. II. ChIles, Esq, and NJ
Oh Warren 4. COmstock, OF Kansas City.
'et The brother OF Miss DR.. Florence Hami
Ill far, to whose bedside she was called Ii
~ week, died at OswsGo, Kansas. on the 10
Gu inst. and was buried at Sedalia on the 12t
'as The latest advices from Miss Lizzette Shs
lr' state that she Is now on the up grade and
NC careful nursing and receiving no backset "
lay probably recover. This will be glad news
H. her numerous friends here.
Mr.. l.. ID. KeithlY, OF Dennison, Tex
'ns who has been the guest of Mr.. Jno.
las keithly for several days, returned hol
IN to-day, taking with him his nephew, Mas
W. Harold Kimprop, who has been here sir
w. July.
Oh Mr.. Will Marrs arrived home last Saturd
f. ON his nine weeks visit to Kentucky q
v West Virginia. He took In the expositiC
Vas at Cincinnati, st. Louis and Kansas City
. y his way home, but after all is glad to get bs
Aso TO dear old Lexington.
in For quite a number Of years Messrs.
pH' W. Osborn and Jas. ClOwdsley have had
agreement that whoever first departed I
eT life the other should attend the funeral Of
deceased and act as master OF ceremonies
'Ist read over the remains the Masonic blu
ts' seryice-both being Psst-Master Maso
o'n Last Tuesday the melancholy agreement
me, faithfully observed by Mr.. Osborn, W
anu notwithstanding his age and inirmi
marched with the brethren to and from
rc'e cemetery, the master Of the lodge. OF cOuI
Tue giving way 10 his elder brother of the my
. A. tie