Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1882-12-16
Porsonaliti6s.
(r. II. W. ConklipR is in town.

H. IL. w. COnkltpR IL in town.
Marshal Mao Mahon Is seriously III.
Mr.. John Limrick was in town Wednesday.
Col. John Donaldson was in the city Thurs
day.
Miss Gussie Keller is visiting friends in Lex
instsn.
Nn.Jack Bum is visiting Nj George Farrar's
family.
Mis- Lizzie Hutchison who has been quite Ill
10 out again.
Mr.. Nick Hsarls ,s down again with the
rhsnnatisn
Ars. T. B. Henry returned. Saturday. from
her visit In the south
Miss. Lille Jameson has returned from her
visit to RIchnond.
Capt. Bsn Neale aud Johu Wyatt Lewis. Esq..
paid ne pleasant visits during the week.
We are glad to announce that Rev. Geo. L.
Leyhurn has concluded to remain in Lexington.
Mr.. W. A. Chsnslor was out and called to see
Us. Thursday. He is still suffering with his
side.
Little ference Buford has gone to st. Louis
to spend the Christmas holidays with Mrs. Geo.
McGrew.
Mrs. John n. Ewing. Of the MayvIew neigh
borborhood, has been uislting friends 10 the city
this week.
Mr.. John g. Cash. one OF the proprietors OF
Independence Progress, paid US q pleasant visit
this week.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Gilmore have gone to
Aberdeen. Miss. Mrs. G. to remain some time
visiting friends.
Mr.. o. D. Davis, of Kelser. West Virginia,
il visiting the family Of his uncle, ]. D. Davis,
1sa.. in this city.
Capt. Seth Mason. one Of Lafayette county's
best and most hsnored citisens. paid US pleas
ant visit Wednesday.
Mr.. Edward J. Russell leaves Tonight, for q
| trip east. to Niagara Falls, New York. Mary
land and other places.
! Mr.. z. Q. Quinn, representing the Kansas
City Times, wss In the oity. Thursday. and
called On the Intelligencsr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vim. K. 1rigg were In town q
i few days this week. They are now temporarily
living st Marshall. Saline county. boarding
with tAs family Of DR.. Alexander.
Miss Fannie II. Ksene, OF Tnlton, who has
been visiting her relatives, the family Of Robert
Ksene, Esq, left for her home last Tuesday
morning. ..-
Gladstone has received congratulations from
all parts Of the earth upon the celebration OF the
lftisth anniversary Of his entrance lnto public
life. His u the grand career Of , grand charac-
ter -a
Mr.. Isaac Summers In writing from Holden to
renew his subscription says:-"I feel that tht
IntelliS Senssr 10 always welcome viaitsr. How
10 my old friend Alex. Graves' have heard
/ from Crisp"
visiting his fathers family, near thus city. and
l will remain until aftsr the holidays. His wife
IL visiting the family Of her mother. Mrs. Add
son Hook. near Odessa.
Ensign n. l.. Wood. OF the navy, will spend
the holidays this city. at the residencs OF hi
brother, Chalmsrs Wood. Esq. waiting hi
father and family ut thus season for the nrs
time In twelve years. His stay win be rathel
l indefinite. a. he 10 70 await orders tor dut!
/ here.
St. Albans, W. Vs., Democrat, Dec. Is
''Mrs. c. D. Hereford accompanied By G. D
Jr., and Delaneld, left yesterday morning
wednesday, en- visit to her parents at Cor
der, Lafayette county, Missouri. She will b.
absent several weeks. We wish her \ plessan
visit" 30 dses the IntelliEencer. &
Carrollton Journal:-''A telegram was 70
ceived In this city Monday that kobt. .Heston.
Carrollton boy much respected and loved. had
suddenly died in Color ado. Further telegram
announced the fsct that he died up In the noun
taiDs. and hts body was IN such condition tha
1t could not be shipped home. More particuls sr
next wsek-if able t0 procure them. The be
resved family and friends have our sympathy
How svansscent are all things humani 1t
ss II 1t were yssterday, the most exciting CITY
election ever held In Lexington. with Messrs
Marshsll and Ahrens - the leaders Of the rs
spsctive parties. To-day Doth are dead; an,
snat charity which u becoming to the human
heart bexrs for both . general and . common
sorrow. In the grave they rest from human
woes; are free from the reviling of petty spite
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