Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-01-12
Personalities.

Mr.. Wiles is better.
DR.. g. z. Herndon WAS 10 the city Tuesday.
Mr.. d. A. Barr, of Waverly. called Thurs
day.
Hon. Chas. l.. Ewing WAS in the city Thurs:
day.
Mr.. Vince Corier is quite i'll with pneu.no.
pia.
CiiH. Daniels broken arm 10 getting along all
right.
A Z. Leeper, of Mt. Hope. WAS in town yes
,erday.
Hon. N. V. l.. McCleliand was in the city
Wednesday.
Senator Terry is spoken of US the gay L"othnrio
OF the senate.
Mr.. David Mitchell called on the Intelligen.
Ger. Thursday.
Messrs. Robt. Austin aud W. A. Suiter
called Monday.
Mr.. j. H. AlspAugh, of sni-a-Bsr township.
called Tuesday
Miss Hattie Cte,alier. of this city. is visiting
In Clarksbues, Mo.
| Mrs. VIM. p Moore, OF this township, il
quite Ill. with pneumonia.
Mxssrs. Jonas 7. Ferguson and S. L. Cheat
ham called to see US Wednesday.
We had . pleasant Wait from Mr.. VIM. L.
Walton, Of Brownsville. Thursdsy.
Squire j. J. Browning, OF Washington
township. dropped in to see US Wednesday.
Mr.. W. Y. c. Campbell. OF the Greentou
neighborhood. paid US y visit Monday.
Mr.. Isaac ChInslor. who has been connned to
his room for some months, Is now cOnvale,cent.
Mr.. Joseph Wolf. VINO has been dangerously
i'll with crysipelss and chiIls. il considerably
better.
Mr.. j. L. Marshall, Of Wellington. showed
the light OF his counteuance in our sanctum yes-
terdsy.
Col. II. c. Chiles paid US u visit Tuesday.
He was much elated At the prospect Of getting
the railroad soon.
1t is rumorsd tina, there will be q wedding at
one of our churches Sunday morning. 1t IL only
= rumor, but may he true.
We had a pleasant visit, yesterday. from the
crippled Jay Hawker-Lee Bradley. lie seemed
TO have 'vimmen" on tue brain.
Judge ThomasR Arnold. of CarroiItOn. died.
Thursday morning last. He was y highly re-
SPECIFIED and oil c!tlzen of that place.
Felix Coste. Esq, treasurer of tue Life Asso-
citation OF America, who was in the city We'd
nesday, paid Us q very pleasant visit.
Mr.. Samuel Barton. OF " ashlngton tow nship,
called a. the IntellIgencer Office yesterday. lie
reports everything o. X. in HIS neighborhood.
Green Bedford, the grea 1t hog breeder of wss-
| 7 lsdiAtStsss va a. s""" ASes~
for Illinois to purchase IL fine male hog for hi,
herd.
Sedalia Democrat John Catron and wife, OF
Henry county, auswly married couple. occupied
the bridal chamber at the Garrison House last
night.
We received q letter. . few days ago. from
Mr.. 4. Matthew. formerly of this city, now
living at Bloomingville. Ohio. lie il In bust.
uess there and is doing well.
MT j. Ruler Saith. OF the Erin of Smith s
Maitland, of this city. left last Tuesday for an
extended trip through Texas; partly on business
but principally TO recruit his health.
Cyrus Lanborn will leave for Fort Worth,
Texas, about the 2is;, to take u position in tn.
bank with Mr.. Thos: Tidball. Mr.. l.. L.
Hutchins has been with him for nearly a year.
and "Tom'' seems to know just where to 20 10
pick up good boys.
Csrrollton Democrat: Miss Lille NJ. Arnold,
one OF Csrrollton's favorites, and q s,gden, al
Lexington Cen,r al Female College. Was at acme
during the holidays. Miss Lille received 9
warm welcome from her host OF friends and ad.
mirers. She returned TO Lexington on Monday
morning last
Jack" Williams, as he is familiarly known
in Lexington, foreman OF the st. LOUIS Times,
anil one OF the best printers in the state. was In
the city Monday and Tuesday. und made the In.
telligencer office his head quarters. Jack is 9
good looking fellow, and an industrious work
man. and deserves all his good fortune.
Col. Isls Ghilds, Of the Richmond Conssrva-
tor. called at our sanctun, yesterday. for a few
moments only. We were sorry he could no,
stay longer. but rs he was over bore on busi-
ness, he was compelled to leave. to "see 4
man - almost before getting fairly seated. W.
are happy to say that he SAW him, Call again