Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-04-13
Personalities.

Mr.. Thos. P. Austin called Yesterday
Alex. NJ. Creel, Esq . WIS IN town yesterday
Tom. Mast WAS born in BsvsrIs, and Is ~
years Old.
Capt. !. d. Conner was quite Ill yesterdsS-s
$1,000 sod
N. W. Conkling, Esq, returned from the east
Monday morning
Capt. Mark L. Belt vas in the city yesterday,
And paid US II visit.
Mrs. ". B. Steele hss gone to johnson county.
Is. 10 visit relatives.
Mr.. VIM. Il. Stewart and DR.. C. W. Seeber
paid US pleasant calls Thursday.
Jefferson Dsvis and wife called upon Pres
lien, Diaz, n, the city OF Mexico, March 18th.
Messrs J. h. Boone and d. e. kooutE. Of
Boonviils, called on the lntelliEeucer, Wed
uesday.
Mr.. Henry Sinsuer. proprietor of the Star
Clothing House. returned from the east, last
SATURDAY.
Col. John P. Bull. OF St. Louis, travelling
auditor OF the Missouri Pacific railroad, called
yesterday.
Mis-. Dollie Williams. of Independence. has
been visiting during the week past. the Misses
Beeler. of this city.
Mr.. Jn0. NJ. Rice. OF this county, snd his
nephew, Mr.. J. A. Gillilsnd. of johnson county.
Called to see US yesterday
pr. T. l. owen AMI Mr.. j. S. Douthitt. oil
Trinidad. Col, sous-tu-iaw of Col. Jos. Davis.
sre here visiting relatives and friends.
Mr.. n. Gratz returned from 4 business trip to
tlr east, yesterday. sususl, he has purchased
q Large and we'll assorted stock of clothing
Col. II C. Chiles, Thos. Graves. W. q. Wood
{ Barnett. u A. Barr, Brsck Fletcher. Ruins
Young and Capt. W. d. Rankin called Monday.
Last sundays Times contained ; wooden
headed cut Of Gen. Vim shields. formerly of
this yi.cs. now assessor or water rates a. st.
l.. ,uis.
The family OF Capt. George g. Eeith left for
Herman. Mo. on ths Fanny Lewis. last Tuurs-
day night, where they will make their future
home.
Mr.. John L. Arnold. teller OF the Lexing'o on
Savings Bank. was quite i'll several days, this
week. and unauis = DO ut his post. lie Is now
much better.
The New York World claims TO have positive
information thst Theodore Tiiton and his wife
asv- become reconciled. and will soon live
together again.
Cspt K A. Collins. of Wsverly, who has been
in the city several dsys, ~ attendance upon the
circuit court. called. Tuesday. accompanied by
Ar. Barr. who WAS alss here on law business.
lHr iOliON ing uaLueu Gentlemen CAI!eu on tue
inteiiisencer last Tuesday A. {. Burnhum. l..
q Mauyp<ppy, W. +. Harrison. q. 81. Cat
ron. Jno. S. Wheatisy, Thos. Wheatley and Ro.
Anderson.
Mr.. Il. +. Hays, Of ST. Joseph. Mo. caiie! to
See Us Thursday. He came on the SAT- errand of
auryIDg his little SOD. aged fourteen months.
vino Died some weeks ago He will probably
return home this Iaorning.
Mr.. J. :. G.uldin. supscsiation agent for the
saline County Progress, was IN the city Nom
day. AMI called on the Intellisencer. The Pro-
gr.ss /. |. drst rate country paper. aud observes
the liberal support which il receives. even in
Lsfay cite county.
Capt. Roley Porter. who this seeson dis the Of
dee Of the Fanny Lewis, WAS in the city with
his family Monday and Tuesday last. With
Capt. Tiid.n IN command, and Capt. Porter IN
the office, the Lewis will be the favorit- boat for
lexington shippers this season
The f%oi.OHin named gentlemen favored the
intelligence wit1 Visits Saturday: K T. Jesse,
l.. A. McMeekiu, D.. hals.9n; z. ). Gibbs,
David Groves. Phil. Z. Ayres. Ii. (. Price,
JDpas 7. Ferguson. G. 4. Frerkins. c. ".
Sharp and Mark Howssre.