Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1879-03-29
Personalities.

N. W. Conkling ia expected nome hlonoay.
DIR. Sam. Banks and wife were in town last
Thursday on a shopping expedition.
Mrs. Fred. Zciler is thought to be somewhat
better, although still confined to her bed.
Hunter Gilkeson has SO far recovered as to
be able to ride cut. although still very weak.
Col. A. G. Steele and wife, andsMrs. 8. s..
Webster, of jackson county, were IN the city
last week.
Mr.. Patterson, a member of the general ss-
sembly from Linn county. is dangerously sick
at Jefferson City.
Miss Viola Welsh returned last Monday from
her visit to Quincy. Ills, much pleased with
her visit to the Sucker state.
Mr.. Thos. Bayliss ID able to be out on the
streets again during the fine weather. He Will
use crutches for some time yet.
J. d. Williams still continues to improve,
slowly. His friends are hopeful that he may
soon entirely regain his health.
James A, Emison, who has been visiting 70
latives and friends In Kentucky for several
weeks, returned nome last Thursday.
Mrs. Isidore Keller. of st. Louis who has
been here for several weeks, leaves. this eve
ming. accompanied by Miss Gussie Keller.
Mrs. David AGREE. nee Ella WernwaS. now
of Whitewright. Grayson county. Texas. Is ex'
pected here this morning. on a visit to relatives
and friends.
Charley Wallace has accepted asituatisn with
| Geo. F.. Maitland, corner of Main and Pine
streets, where he will be pleased to see bis num-
erous frinds.
Mrs. L. w. Leyburn, mother of Rev. G.. L.
Leyburn, arrived here last Wednesday from
Bardstown, KY. and will probably remain for
several months.
Jno. r. Martin, q native Lexingtoniau. nov
| of Gadsden, Tennessee. after an eight years'
absence, arrived here last Thursday and will re-
main several days visiting relatives and friends.
Mrs. SallIe E. Lee. OF Wellington, has been
IN the city, visiting the families Of Mr.. A. Hays
and Mrs. 8. p. Arnold. Mrs. Lee, accompanied
by Mr.. Hays, called on the Intelllgencer last
Saturday.
Mrs. John A. Gould and daughter. Of near
vicksburg. Warren county. Mississippi. and
Mr.. and Mrs. Williams, OF Grothen, New York.
are on a visit to the family of Mr.. A. W. Hutch
ms, in this city.
Yesterday We received calls from the follow
ing gentlemen: c. E. Ballard. Judge VIM. T.
Cannon, Prof. A. f. Fleet, Jno. W. Dean
n. w. Wlnsor, j. A. Price, W. B. Steele and
Geo. Wilson, Jr.
Last Wednesday We received calls from the
following gentlemen: Jno. E. Burden, II. J.
Higgins, Capt. 8. j. Andrews. j. r. Longest,
H. Fl. Hughes, James W. Renick, Robt. Hale
and H. j. E. Ahrens.
q n Monday last We received calls from the fol-
lowing gentlemen: Maj. A. G. Young. Prof..
A. F. Fleet. Judge VIM. T. Wood. Alex. A.
Lesueur, J e. Worthingtou, G.. W. Levisay.
U. W. Jefferson and j, Q. Plattenburg.
Tuesday we received calls from the following
gentlemen: Judge Z. Burden, x. Rylsnd, Robt.
Hale, H. NJ. Guild. L. B.. Wallace, Col. H. c.
Chiles. H. c. Wallace, Prof. A. F. Fleet. Statl
Senator A. G. Mackey, Representatives May
nard, Cox, Van Cleve and Lesueur.
. Justice Hunt OF the United States supreme
court, who was some time since stricken witt
paraly sis, has so far recovered that he can artic'
ulate u few words. but IS still unable to connec
, sentences. 1t is hardly probable that be viii
/. ever take his seat upon the bench again.
3 We received calls ON Thursday, from the fol
lowing gentlemen: A. W. Hutchins. Georg'
Kennedy. Judge R. A. Barnett, W. C. White
w. G.. McCausland, E. NJ. Shields, A. z
WInz.nburg. Frank H. Wash, Geo. Osborne
r VIM. NJ. Jordan. Frank H. Wash and Joe
4 Pajeau.
. Last Saturday we received calls from the fol
l lowing named gentlemen: q. W. Cravens, u
t NJ. Cravens. Jos. F. Smith, w. H. Wallace. n
Peachee, e.. A. Morrison, Jackson Bradley, e
B. NOEL, Col. Jos. Davis, A. Hays. Jno. r
. Howe, Jos. B. Smith, f. NJ. Harrelson, j. C
( Bledsos and Joe. Baron.
= At a Joint meeting Of the senate and hous
. committees on federal relations. Wednesda
night, it was resolved to Introduce in the legs
h lature a concurrent resolution declaring Geners
Y Shields the commissioner OF the state of Mis-
/ souri, to audit The claims of citizens Of the stat
: against the general government.
s J. Q. Plattenburg, of Dover, called on u
Monday. He was on his way to st. Louis 70
It his spring goods. Quin buys the biggest stoc
and the most suitable goods Of any countr
merchant in the country. The ladies of Dove
y may expect something very nice when he re
turns.
r Carrollton Record:-We received a call la,
Saturday from Mr.. John Walker. ex-railroa
e commissioner, and next governor Of Missouri
C He is a pleasant. sociable gentleman, well post
b ed in the needs of Missouri. He vas the best q
the railroad commissioners, and came neare
earning his money than any of them. II we hav
got to have Il democratic governor. We had q
e lief it would be John Walker a. anybody In til
a state.