Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1880-01-03
Personalities.
Mrs. W. H. Foster is quite ill.

Mrs. W. H.. Foster is quite ill.
'Scrib.' Smith is in the city, visiting.
Mr.. Jos. Baehr, Jr., is home from St. Louis,
OF II visit.
Henry Bennett, Of Bethany, is seven feet two
inches in height.
Mr.. Edgar. Fleming came up from St. Louis
for the holidays.
Mr.. John P. Hausam returned, Monday, from
u visit to sedalia.
Capt W. D. Rankin, of Ray county, is suf-
fering from eryslpclas
Col. Philips was forty-ave years old last
Thursday, January LIST.
Miss Bertha Meineke, of Concordia. is visit
ing friends and relatives here.
We regret to see by the Mexico Ledger that
ex-Gov. C. H. Hardin is very i'll.
Most Of the boys who came home for the
holidays have gone back to work.
Miss Fannie Drysdale went down to Sedalia
Tuesday, on a short visit to friends.
Mrs. John, mother Of our worthy mayor, had
a sllght5troke C. paralysis a few days ago.
mir 1. Med. Demuth, of Sedalia, was in the city,
Wednesday,, and called on the Intelligencer.
We hear there was D grand tin wedding ut MIR.
John Holman's, in Clay township, last night.
Mr.. Wallace Chambers and Mr.. Buckle, his
schoolmate, spent Christmas week in the city.
There was u baby born In Louisiana, Mo,
recently, which weighed only one pound and II
half.
Geo. SchofeId has been confined to his bed
several days the past week, but is now out
again.
Mrs. Mary Zeiier. of Carrollton. arrived in
the city Monday, for q visit to friends and rela-
tives.
Miss Mildred Lee, daughter OF Gen. r. f.
Lee, has just completed Il voyage around the
world.
Miss Berry OF the E. Aull Seminary. spent
the holidays with Mrs. Jno. F. Philips, of
Sedalia.
Mr.. A. F. WecdIn desires us to change his
adore 8 from Kinssville. Mo-, To New Homer,
Missouri.
Mrs. Jas. Zciler and Miss Mary Carpenter
went over 10 Norborne Wednesday night to visit
their brother.
Mr.. CHARLES II. Royle and lady and Miss Fan
ME toyle returned, q few days ago, from u visit
to Kansas City.
Mr.. AL. Leard is up and about after his some
what dangerous fall from Il baggage wagon last
Monday evening.
MIR. Liiburn Shields and Miss Mamie Trigs.
OF st. Louis, are in the city visiting their rela-
tises and friends.
Rev. Frank W. Henry. son of Judge Henry. OF
e"N atfN'h> o>A'At 1884 'eiSi ~ WV
Episcopal ministry.
Mr. Thos. Paxton. of Marshall, has been in
the city during the past week, visiting the farni-
IL of Mr.. L. ii. Smith.
Henry Yingling, a compOsitOr in the Register
office, has been confneI TO his bed by II lung
disease for two weeks.
Mr.. JAS. Nichols had n family re-rnion at ms
residence last Sunday. Nearly all the members
OF the family were present.
Mr.. Carter Temple, of Trinidad, Colorado,
arrived in the city Wednesday night, to make u
visit to the family of his father, DIR. l. Temple.
\ western editor says one hug is worth u
dozen love letters, and they cannot be intro
duced as evidence in i breach of promise suit.
Rev. VIM. Marquis, of Fulton, who has been
In town visiting his mother ut the L. Aull
Seminary, called on the IntelliEencer Wednes-
day.
Last Sundays Kansas City journal mentions
Misses Jessie BoutOn and Joella Morris, of Lex
ington. as having spen. the holidays in that
place.
Mr.. JnO. Z. Arnold. who came in from his
rancho in the Indian territory to spend the holt
days with his relatives III this city. will be here
about Il week longer.
Mr.. James c. Hooton, conductor en- the main
line of the Missouri Pacific rui!road, spent
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday in this city
being admired by the ladies'.
Lieut.. Heber NJ. Crecl, of the 18th cavalry, son
of Alexander NJ. Creel. Esq, of Saline county,
is In the city. He Will he here until next Tues
day, when he goes home by way of Kansas City.