Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1880-02-28
Personalities.

Mr.. George W. Il 10 in teWn for q week
or two.
Mrs. Richard Hainlins is very Ill with but
little hope Of her recover.
Miss Carrie Hines returned from her visit to
Ray county some days ago.
Mr.. A. L. Drew will 90 to Kansas City in q
few days to stay two or three weeks.
Mr.. VIM. Hagood, Of the Higginsvllle neigh
borhood ls very i'll with pneumonia.
Mr.. D.. W. Fleet returned from his pleasant
visit to boyhood scenes and friends, last Sstur-
day.
Mrs. A. McRoberts, neither of Mrs. Jacob T.
Child, died In Richmond, Thursday OF last
week.
Miss Ida Pinkerton, of Sedalia. has for the
past week been visiting Mrs. E. b. Mckee, in
this city.
Mrs. VIM. p. Bradshaw, of Edwardsville,
Illinois, is here visiting her sister, Mrs. John
E. Burden.
Miss Lille Drysdale left, last week for Kansas
City, to pay an extended visit to her sister,
Mrs. Cromwell.
VIM. II. Carter. Esq, of Dover township,
who has been dangerously ill with iniammatory
rheumatlsm, is convalescIng.
Mr.. Ed. Davis and sister, Miss Laura, return
ed = few days ago from an interesting visit to
friends in Henry county.
sedalia Democrat. February 27.-'Mr. 8. G.
Wentworth. OF Lexington, Mo-. is registered
at the Garrison House."
Mrs. TIllis Bean, ofSt. Joseph. who has been
Visiting her sister. Mrs. Thos. Dicken, for the
past two weeks will return home on Monday
next.
Miss Lille Arnold, of Kansas City, has been
in the city for the past few days, visiting the
Misses Balr. She will return home Monday,
accompanied by Miss Sue Barr.
Prof. A. W. Snyder, Thos. W. Carmichael.
l.. Rudner Smith. DR.. W. T. Mcdonald and
s. L. MoRurney came down from Odessa to at
tend the Presbyterian Pinafore.
Richmond Conservator:-'tSt. Louis failed on
the national convention. 1t did not hsvs Col.
John Reid. of Lexington. to pull her through as
he did last time. When anything of importance
10 to be done, rely on the country and it will be
done.p
Richmond --Conseryator:-''Miss Minnie 3.
Davis. the charming and brIght-eyed daughter
OF Tilton Davis. Esq , Of St. Louis. is Visiting
our city. the guest Of her cousin. Miss Annie
Woodson. and her advent has caused quite q
dutterinRo Of the heprts ofour young gentlemen.''
Kansas City Times :-''Miss Maggie Marshall,
one Of Lexington's most charming youdg la:
dies, after . visit of several days to her friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Packard, returned home q
day or two ago. All who met Miss Maggie
were delighted with her. and regret that she
could not stay longer in our city"
Marshall Democrat:-''Miss Hattie Bellies, of
Mlyview, Lsfaystte county, has been visiting
the family of MIR. D. Houx several days. ,
H.. c. Wallace. OF Lafayette county, CALLED
On the Democrat, last week. Mr.. Wallace hal
been attending court In our city for seyera
dsys-was an attorney IN a very Important cast
from Lafayette county.
The family of the Rev. John W. Dunn, fo
many years rector Of Christ church lEpisco
pail in this city has removed to Independence
christian yorker. He and his family hav.
many friends In qur midst who will regret thel
departure from among Us. The intelligence
wishes them abundant prosperity.
The following named gentlemen have illuIn
| lpsd our sanctum with their genial smiles sine
/ our last issue:-J. A. Lockhurt, D. j. Morgan
David Groves, ]. W. Reniek. John W. White
P. A. Gibbs, Phil. +. Ayres. r. s. Dinwiddie
VIM. Corse, E. c. Vaughn. B. =. ylcksrs, Jas
E. Travis, J.. W. Dean, e. Il. Gillespie, Cliff
Ferguson, Ro. Anderson, DR.. r.. ]. Watson
A. Fouids. VIM. H. Lay.
We see by the Ssdalia Democrat that Harve,
W. Plat!enburg. Esq, seal Eeut-at-arms of th,
last Missouri house OF representatives., Is goinl
to Lssdyille as superintendent Of the Sedali,
Diamond Drill Prospecting Company. Mr.
Pluttenburg has been Sll his life y resident O
Lafayette county, where he hes u large circl
Of warm friends, whom We join in wishing hin
prosperity in his new field OF labor.
Mr.. David Fleet has u very powerful fel
glass, which he takes 10 the opera house VIII