Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-11-30
Personalities.

bapt!sts are no: afraid Of the dIp-theory.
Flies don't wear their spec, on their noses.
Hon. Juo. Il. CLARK, Jr. Is IN Washington
City.
Grove Young. Esq called on the Intelligent
Ger Ihur,IAv
Senator Lamar health is greatly improved.
He is III WASHINGTON.
Rev Mr. Pitts, of Johnson county, paid US a
pleasant visit Thursday.
Ms Ezle Marsnaii. Of Richmond. IS in the
city visiting Mss NJ uerva jenkins
MaJV: Elias Rector. OF Arkansas. died nj HI,
home. al Fort smith. last saturday.
Ms jos. DAVIS Is E%taitin. her daughter. Mrs.
+. De,Ioge. IN ST Francois county, No.
Cot J J Mitchell. president Of the K. = ,
81 L. 4 & rai!roni, spent yesterday in this
CITY.
Miss Mar Young. Of TINS clty, is visiting the
family Of Rev. James VI. Cnauey al Plcas.n,
HI!l.
Mrs. Jos. Hook, though not vel ont orb.i, IL
though L. b" out oil danger an! i slowly rcc0y-
erinc
John P,sort, E-q, or B"onvllI~. has been
very II! with malaria! fever. but IL now conva-
le-ccut.
Mis- Ahhl" Tat, who has been visiting friend.
in Columbia Tor .cveral weeks, returned home
Thursday.
Mrs Elizabeth simpson, the mother of Mrs.
u. II Mcintvre, aged 10. il"i At Mexico, No. ,
last Monday.
MeSsrs Geo. :. fiathbun and Alex. Graves
spent several days last week at ~Jeirrson CITY on
law businrss.
We received pleasant visits. las, Monday
from Capt. Hoiey 5. Porter, L. q. GorIon and
r. VI Kennedy.
Richard Field, Esq returned home. Tuesday
last. from an extended visit to rel 4tives AMI
friends IN Kentucky.
Richmond Chronicle. Nov 22d:-M!ss Ollie
Graves. Of Lexington, is visiting the family o.
l.. Msgsde. Of this city.
Mr.. Isaac Moor. travelling correspondent for
the 81. Lnui. Times-IournaI, called on the
IntelIiEencer Thursday.
Mr.. Jos CLAYTON, OF Harrisonvtllc, formerly
Of this city, is her" on a visit for a few days
10 his relatives aud friends.
Mr.. e W Sanders, a reporter OF the Globe
Democrat, in search of senatorial gossip, called
on the Intei!Igenccr Tuesday.
Mrs. Henry Jones. nee Mary F. Houghton, OF
Sherman. Texas. spent from Nov. Ed TO 25th In
thls city visiting her irIenis.
Messrs. W. y wIrn, lanes VIM. Johr
Willis. WIN. c. White and Jas l.. Warren
favored Us with visits Yesterday
Mr.. A. +. Bcn,ke. OF the ardware house OF
Z. Hilgrr & Co. ST. Louis, sprn, Thursday and
FRIDAY Of this week in Lexington.
Mr.. DAVID $. Acre. formerly Of this county
now o: 1exa5, Is here VISIT y friends. Some
people say IT is II matrimonial trip.
Mrs jackson Cor,irr is in the city on n visit O
II few days to her daughter, Miss Susie, at Cen
trial College She Ii stopping NJ Mr.. j. ID DAVIS.
Mr.. Linn b. Gordon and his daughter, Mis-:
Saiiie, left yesterday TO visit friends In Andrew
county. Tn"y will be absent about two weeks.
The following numed gentlemen favored tn,
Intrlligenccr Office with calls last Tuesday: J
C.. Armstrong, Lon Reeves, Bland Scarce anC
J W Fulton.
Richmond Conservator:-Miss Bette Mount.
joy. OF Lexington, and Miss Katie Huhbell, o
Columbia. are in the city on a visit, the guests
OF Miss Mamie IIubbell.
Messrs. II. W. Warder, Chas. Ford. J. II
Page. W. \. Whitsett. Robert T.. Bcnning, T
W. Carmichael and Jos. L. Yourgs, Jr., Gale
on the Intelllgrncer last Saturday.
Mr.. Jam-s VIM ,Jr, of Dover, passed through
here last Tuesday. enrOute for kansas City
where he will attend Il commercial school durin
the winter. We acknowledge the favor OF Il cal
The following named gentlemen called on tn
Intelligencer Wednesday last: "A. Z. Asbury
Z. K. Fox. Ezra Boyer, Jos. Davis. J. +
Saunders, Jos. Barnett. Mahlin Hall aud Or
Wilmo:t.
The lntelligencer Office acknowledges n pleas
ant visit, yesterday. from Harvey J. HigGins
Esq. We regretted exceedingly that legal bust
ness at Jefferson City prevented HIM from be!n
at the celebration vt H'gSinsYille last week.
would have been a proud occasion for MIN
standing in the stree Is OF the town bearing hi
name, TO see the ovation paid to the enterpris
which had been successfully accomplished a
much through his Efforts and energies as ti,roug
those of any other one man.
Warrensburg Journal Democrat On lai
Monday morning our young friend. Otto Sper
ling, youngest son of our esteemed fellow towns
Nan, VIM. Sporting, left us, bound for LeSing
ton, No where he will enter he saddle an
harness establishment of John Kriehn rs u
apprentice, and remain until he has mastere
the trade. Otto is u very spriShtly, good boy
and we ask our Lexington friends to treat hir
white. The Journal Democrat JOINS his man
friends in wishing him health, happiness an
prosperity.