Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1879-11-08
Personalities.

Miss Fannie Ireland. who has been ill, is
better.
The ex-Empress Eugene has returned to CHS
ehurst.
The royal Spanish marriage is fixed for the
first of December.
Mr. Albert Keller has again been confined to
his room with rheumatism.
Miss Annie Chamberlain, who has been at
Odessa for II month, returnad home last night.
Mrs. DIR. W. Gordon left Thursday morning.
tor visit to relatives and friends in Tennessee.
Mr.. NJ. Sommerville, who has been spending
the summer in Colorado, returned home last
Thursday.
Mr.. VIM. Martin, of the Aullville neighbor-
hood. has gone to Vernon county. to engage IN
stock raising.
Misses Blanche Sayre and Mamie Hubbell, Of
Richmond, were IN the city, yesterday, visiting
the Misses Moantjoy.
Mr. Charles Tyler, who was quite Ill for some
time, is pretty fully recovered. and is at werk
again, with his usual vim.
Mr.. c. o. Grimes went down to st. Louis,
Thursday night, to buy Christmas doings. He
got back Thursday morning.
Messrs. John and George Tyler left. Thursday
OF last week, for Vernon county. where they
will engage in the stock business.
Miss Pearl Rex, who had for week or two
been visiting Mrs. Kregh, in this city. returned
to her home at Odessa, Sunday last.
Maj. j. P. Montgomery, son-in-lsw of Gov.
Phelps, who lives in Washington territory. is
visiting his family in Jefferson City.
Miss Belle Berry, who has been visiting at
Mr.. b. X. Ireland's, returned to her home in
CarlinvIlle, Ills. last Tuesday night.
Katie, the little three year old daughter uf
Mr.. Jesse Hamlet, was very i'll last night rom
having eaten stramonium-jinpson weed seed.
Mrs. Towper and Miss Kate Terry. daughters
of Col j. b. Terry. arrived in town last night
from New Mexico, where they have been for
some months.
Miss Jennie Finley, who has been very i'll for
II long time, we are glad to announce is very
much better. and Is aDle to leave her room and
come down stairs.
Mr.. John b. Runyon. of this city. had "a very
severe hemorrhage of the lungs .last Saturday,
and for some time his family was very uneasy
| regarding him. He still quite i'll.
Mr.. George Venable got fall from the old
platform next to his store. last Saturday night,
by which his knee was disloeated. The dislo-
| cation was promptly reduced, but he will be
| confined to his room for some time to come.
Mrs. W. NJ. Smallwsod, of New Orleans ,see
Emma ReinLard, and Mrs. Jacob Reinhard, OF
st. Louis, sister of Miss Jane Long, have been
in the city visiting their relatives and many
friends. Mrs. Reinhsrd returned home yester-
day.
! Mr.. Colder Young, OF this city, has secured q
situation with Messrs. Harrison & jackson,
Aullville, where he will be found in the future.
He is u gentlemanly and correct young man.
and we commend him to the good people OF his
| new home.
| Uncle Strod Renick says he has imads all the
necessary arrangements, and will soon be able
to make a sure prognostication of the weather,
during the present winter. He says his goose
bone never fails. and that Tice is just simply
''nowhere" when the goose bone talks.
The following named gentlemen have paid vi
friendly visits during the week: W. W. Wood
public administrator of johnson county, DR.
N. NJ. Robinson, Robert T. Russell, w. d
Lewis. II. Clinton Sydnor. 8. L. Smith, Noaf
Adams, A. l.. Fulton, F. L. Fshback, d
Groves, j. F. Groves, Geo. W. Jones, Prof
Trueblood, Of Kaasas City, W. T. Philips
Samuel Shoemaker, Col. NJ. v. l.. McCleland
Col. John r. Ford. Col. H G. Chiles. VIM. II
Lay, Il. C. Kerr, OF the Kansas City Mail. r. r
Hixon. of Ray county.
Kansas City Journal:-''Most exquisite ant
tasteful invitations are out to the marriage o
Miss Katie BoteIer, q petite and lovely blond
of our city, and Mr.. Charles H. Royle. Of Lex
ington. Mo-, which interesting event will b.
celebrated on Wednesday,. November 18th, at
O'Clock, at the Central Presbyterian church
Rev. a. d. Madeira officiating. After the Ger
emony at the church. a reception at the resi-
dence Of the BRIDES parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c
P. Boteler. on MCGEE steeet. will be given =
$50 O'Clock. and the next evening, Thursday
November 18th, another reception will be give
in Lexington in honor of the young couple, a
the home of the parents of the groom, Mr.. AM
Mis-. Milton F. Royle.'
Winsor's coal shaft, west Of HiggInsvilIe
which was burned down two weeks ago, ,ha
been rebuilt, and made better than 1t was a
first, and is again IN operation hosting cos
for the railroad. MIR. II. W. Winsor LA
been in charge Of the business for fiv
months past and has shown great energ
and good management in rebuilding In 9
short time.