Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1880-12-25
Personalities.
George Eliot IS dead.
Gen. Boteler 10 aiiing.

George Eliot IS dead.
Gen. Boteler Is aiiing.
Sunset Cox is very sick.
Willie Akers rs gone to Idaho.
Miss Anna C!se. 1T has gone to st. 10.
Ex-Attorn, y-Grneral Alderman is dead.
Abe Keller Is heie to spend the holidays.
Mr.. Geo. Hutchinson has got into port again.
Mr.. LI!burn NJ. Shields is visiting his relatives
here.
Miss Fannie Royle got home Monday, much
better.
Col. John Reid returned from st. Louis
yesterday.
Miss Thompson will spend the holidays in
Kansas City.
Miss Margaret Stcrritt is visiting her neice.
Mrs. Jos. l.. Thomas.
Mrs. E. B.. wingate has been at home with
her relatives this week.
Miss Lizzie Hutchison is home again from 8
visit to Illinois friends.
Mrs. S. H. Warren, OF Waverly, is visiting
her daughter at Columbia.
Russell Wilson is temporarily engaged n
Conkling's dry goods emporium.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM S. Clasett go down to st
Louis and Galloway county to-day.
Virgil Keene the handsome man of the sta
tonery trade. was IN town this week.
Capt. A. LOOMS and daughter have gone tc
Wisconsin and Michigan to visit friends.
Rev. Jno. C. Schaokeiford has moved into
the parsonage AT Waverly with his family.
Prot. Trueblood left Tor home, Yesterday, aitel
u very successful season in teaching elOcutiOn
Miss May Creel. left home for Wheeling. W.
Va, last week, TO visit her sister, Mrs. Harry
List.
MIR. Benz. Eaton. brother eff Mrs. W F,
kerdOln. Jr.. has been In the city THE weel
visiting.
Rev. W. F. Kerdolf did not occupy the pull.
pit at the Methodist church, last Sunday, as was
expected.
Messrs. Cliff. Bowman and VIM. Campbell
left. last Saturday morning.. for Las Vegas,
New Mexico.
Adam Walk, Jr.. is still improving slowly.
He has had a long and hard tussle with the
great reaper.
The duchess OF Westminster died Saturday.
She was, in her day, a rsigninE beauty OF the
British court.
Mr.. and Mrs W. S. Trigg. of the Odessa
neighborhood, are spending the holidays with
relatives in town.
Mr.. VIM. C. Neae called, Thursday, and re
ported himself SICK with the epizootic, and he
amt a horse. ether.
Mr.. Saml. F. Taylor and his wife will start
NEXT Monday for Eagle Rock, Montana, where
they expect to reside.
Mr.. Jabez Shotwell and wife will celebrate
the twenty-afh anniversary Of their marriage
on the 9TH ofJanuary.
Mr.. Frank Campbell came up from his school
duties at Columbia last Saturday night, to re-
main until a fter the holidays.
Mr.. b. I. Cooper's name was misprinted in
the list of Jurors who signed the compliment to
Judge Wood, as B. L. Casper.
Mr.. W. II. Wainwright and his grand daughter,
Minnie Try went to Marshall one day this
week, to attend the funeral of Mr.. Gano Vain
rights son. Willie.
Miss Stanford, of Kansas City, formerly music
teacher at c. +. c., was III attendance ut the
concer: Monday night. and played part of the
piano accomplishments.
Higginsyilie Advance:-''Mr. I. F. Kennedy,
son oil George Kennedy, got the front bone OF
his leg broken IN two places below the knee,
by the kick of u horse, near Ashley's Park,
Utah Territory"
John C.. Calhoun, a nephew of the famous
South Carolinian, having been for some time an
inmate of The California insane. asylum. was
about to be discharged, when he was drowned
IN tue river at Stockton.
Mss Lizzie Barr and Miss Jacobs and Mrs.
Migner. of Richmond; Miss Yula Plattenburg,
of Dover; Miss Henry and Mr.. Maxwell, of
Odessa. and Miss Geannie Spurgeon, of Browns
vile, we're at the concert Monday night.
Rev. d. C.::Bolton. of Saline county, came up
last Monday night. on a short visit to relatives
and friends, anu called on us Monday. He
arrived too late to attend the Methodist concert,
and blames the railroad very enthusiastic lly.
1t was rumored in Richmond. last Monday
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