Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1882-11-18
Personalities

Judge Hord IL In town and i'll.
Buck has been made happy twice within
eight days.
sort absence.
onlce Thursday.
is here on q visit.
Mrs. Van Seymour, OF Nevada, Mo-. is In the
city visiting her parents.
Miss Emma Wilson, of Richmond. paid our
city q flying visit last Thursday.
Miss. Stella Kemper visited her mother and
sister at the e. A. 8. this week.
Queen Victoria has made Admiral Seymour 6
peer, with the title of Baron Alcester.
Miss Fannie Bayllss has gone to Cincinnati,
Ohio. to study music during the winter.
Miss Mamie Hutchison returned, Friday, from
Q three weeks' visit to friends in Illinois.
DR.. A. Van Doubon. who has practiced Ia
Louisville for thirty -eight years. is dead.
J. n. Sexwell and W. d. Moray both ask
that their address be changed to Wellington.
Mise Annie B. Groves, OF Smithville. Mo-, is
visiting the family of Squire Harrison Smith.
Miss Mittie Bolton, OF Fulton. who has been
visiting relatives In this city for q week or more,
returned home last Tuesday.
Rev. Thompson l.. Smith. formerly of this
city. sends the IntelliRencer his address, No.
46s Champa street. Denver. Colorado.
Holden Enterprise: -''Mr. j.. j. Caldwell. OF
Dover. Lafayette county. is visiting his father
ln-law, W. W. Cant, Esq.. near this place."
Mr.. LeSburn Ii absent in Tennessee, where he
10 to preach. and 1t is feared that he may accept
. call there because of the health of one Of his
children.
Miss Msdge Gates. one of the stars Of Inde-
psndence society. spent Sunday and Monday
with her sisters. Misses Maud and Myra, at the
E. A. 8.
Richmond Conservator:-''Miss Lille Jsmi-
son. one OF the fair ana accomplished daughters
Of Lexington. il visiting Mrs. DR.. j. W. Smith
In this city"
has been looking at Lafayette county, and likes
1t very much. We hops he will conclude to
make 1t his home.
Miss Mamie Gibson, of the E. A. s.. was
called home q few days last week by the sudden
and serious lllness OF her mother Mrs. Geo. Il.
Gibson. Of Jackson county.
Mrs. Wood, wife OF Capt. Will H. Wood,
president OF the Wood & Houston Bank ut
Marshall, came up this week TO see her duugh-
ter. Miss Daisy Potter. at the E. A. S.
Rev. A. 7. Sharpe sends US his address as
Morristown. ct. Lawrence county, N. Y. He
has charge OF the parish there, and seems to he
very much pleased with his surroundings.
Mr.. M. T.. Slusher. of Dover, who went to
Texas for his health and to see the country last
fall. returned home Saturday. He saws Texas
cannot compare with Missouri for agricultural
Mr.. N. Z. Msclesn in renewing his subscrlp
ton writes from Ellsworth, Kas., November IL,
lss2:-''We elected q straight democratic coun-
ty ticket. and we arc happy" Shake, brother
shake!
Mrs. Lsngtry's debut in New York Monday, |
OF last week was pronounced u success. She is
said to have displayed no remarkable dramatic
talent, but to have captivsted her audience by
her refinement and grace.
Col. John r. Ford got . fall out of his buggy
near the old railroad hotel, last Sunday, by an
capsize of the buggy IN a bad place IN |
the road. He was not much hurt but he lost his !
Ppectacles. one glass OF which was blue. He
feel under obligations for their return by
the finder.
The following card has been sent to friends - |
MIR. and Mrs. Jacob r. Eckle request your |
presence at the marriage of their niece, Annie /
seaton. at their residence, near Lexington, |
evening". November %. at 7: 80 O'Clock. |
George W. Waterhouse, MAYHEM, Mo-. Annie |
u seaton, Lexington. Mo. |
A friend writes from Kansss City. Nov. 49,
Mrs. Andy Martin. Of Lafayette county, arri-
red here to-day, for m,dical treatment from |
Drs. Todd 4 Griffith. Her many friends will 4
ook anxiously but hopefully for her ~restora-
10" to good health and return to her. husband /
md little ones. Her mother. Mrs. J.H. George, |
accompanied her. and will remain with her nm
all danger 10 over. They are at the Sisters'