Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1880-03-27
Personalities

Mr.. Thomas G. Young left, yesterday. for Col
orado.
Mr.. Charles Gunlack, Of Odessa. was in the
city last Sunday.
Mr.. Curtis o. Wallace was registered at the
Laclede, st. Louis. March %.
Hon. r. A. Collins, Of Higglnsville, spent a
couple of days in town this week.
Hon. E. NJ. Edwards was in the city yester-
day. and called on the Intelligencer.
Mr.. H. c. Kellar, OF Leavenworth, is III the
city, the guest of Mr.. George Wilson, Jr.
Miss Lura Logan and Miss Jennie HARDWOOD
of Dover, are visiting at DR.. Meng's, In this
city.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. G. Musgrove have been In
Kansas City for u day or two, visiting relatives
and friends.
Mr.. Richard Young. of Norborne. Carroll
county, has been visiting the family Of Mr..
Thomas Williams.
Mr.. Walker Cowherd desires us to change his
address from New York.cIty to Number 2s2s
Washington avenue, st. Louis.
Mr.. Robert Taylor got back frsm Georgia, a
few days ago. having been there visiting his
rebel brother, Alexander Taylor.
Capt. J. Q. Plattenburg called up to see US
Monday. He was on his way to st. Louis to
buy goods. He will be ba * tomorrow or next
day.
Mis-. McGregor, of Houston, Texas, has been
in the city this week. She came to place her
daughter, Miss Minnie Speske, in the E.. Aull
Seminary.
Gilmore, son Of Mr.. James Goodwin, is at
home from school in New York. He was in
town Wednesday, and Thursday, visiting his
sister at the E. A. Seminary.
Sylvanus Morgan, son Of d. J. Morgan. who
| mt bic coot NJ, kn,lI, ,r;t~ &c.,
weeks ago, is getting alsng finely, and it is
thought will not be permanently famed.
Capt. Rsley Porter, who has been home on a
visit to his fsmily, left for St. Louis yesterday,
to take charge OF the ofice OF the Fannie Lewis,
which is advertised to leave for Kansas City.
DR.. r. p. Richardson, brother of Mrs. DR.:
Alexander. came up a few days since from Boon
vile, with his daughter and son. Miss Maggie
enters the music department Of the E. A. Semi
nary.
Mr.. Orvllle Shelby, son of Gen. Jos. o. Shell
by. leaves, next Monday, for Bates county.
where he goes to improve o farm. He is a wor-
thy and energetic young man., and We wish him
success.
Maj. A. G. Young was in town Monday, look
ing remarkably young for his years. We are
glad to see that he has recovered from the pain
full surgical operation to which he submitted,
some weeks ago.
Mr.. George e. King, Of the Sullivan County
Saturday Democrat and HlgxInsville Advance,
was In the city Thursday. and favored US with a
call. Mr.. King is a thorough newspaper man
and a clever gentleman.
Arnold 7. Winsor, ESQ.,, of Kansas City, long
d citizen of this county. who has been danger
ously i'll, ID much better. Mr.. and Mrs. Ed.
Winsor went up to see him this week, and Mr..
Ofutt. Of Waverly, his father-in-law, is still
there.
Glasgow Missourian, 1Sth:-Dr. Il. Vaughan,
of Lexington, Mo-, has decided to locate In
Glasgow to practice his profession. Mr..
Vaughan is a young man Of such standing as to
make his residence here one to be desired. We
wish him success.
X. c. Times, March 2l:-''Miss May Linz
rick. who has been visiting Miss Olive Barn
hart. left fer homo in Lexington Friday after
noon. . . Miss Fannie Porter, of Lexington.
came up to attend the marriage OF her cousin,
Miss Haley, Thursday, and the reception that
night in Clay.
SedalIa EHgle:-"Sam Keller, of Lexington,
who has been q lightning composltsr on the In
telligencer for seven years, called to see US last
Monday, while here spending the day. Sam is
the right kind Of q young fellow to have about q
newspaper office. because he is smart. indus
trious, sober and reliable"
The following named gentlemen have called
on the Intelligencer since our last:-Jessie
Dean, Joseph Ramey, Col. H. e. Chiles, j. A.
j. McCauley, A. C. Green, d. Lauderback,
Maj. A. g. Young. Charles McGirl, John X.
Lyons. Jackson Corder. H. j. Higgins, James
II. Barnes and Robert Osborne.
Mr.. Charles Boanell, well and favorably
known for some years as a dealer in books and
stationery in this city. left, with his family, for
st. Louis, last Tuesday evening. where he will
make his future home. MIR. and Mrs. Bonnell
take with them the warm friendship of q great
many persons here, and we wish them prosper
ity and happiness. Mr.. Bonnell is travelling
for Messrs. Cheever, Burchard & Co. His adj
dress is No. 1OO8 Chambers street.
There came near being a wedding in town,
last Thursday. between two of our most worthy
young people. The persons met on the street,
and u banter was made, which resulted In a Wis
it to the studio of one of the ministry. All was
arranged, and the couple were standing in front
Of the Rev. Mr.. -, when the young lady's
married sister came in and demonstrated, that
proper thought and elaboration had not been
had. SC. The couple retired to the door 10 con-
suit. 1t is not known what conclusion was ar
rived at-probably an agreement to have the
matter cOnsummsted at an early day. This
%afects, very seriously, other young men OF the
city. as the lady is exceedingly popular.
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