Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1882-01-07
Personalities.

Mrs. Nancy Corder is still very lew.
d Mlss Anna Chamberlain 10 home from Cleve-
land.
Pref. Fleet has gone to NswMsxIco to resume
his work.
Mr.. Jos. Afford 10 visiting friends and rela-
tivcs in Norborne.
Miss Mamie Young is in St. Louis, visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Thornton.
Mrs. James Jackson, of Middleton township,
II very ill with pneumonia.
Mrs. E. B. Henry left. for vicksburg, Mon
day. She will be gone all winter.
Forrest ricketts,. OF Marshall, u in the city
visiting our ''devil." Frank Lamborn.
Mr.. B. T. Russell got homo from Indiana
Saturday. bringing his mother with him.
Mrs. f. z. T. Rrightwsll 10 in Vernon county
visiting her sister, Mrs. Dr.. F. Clsycemb.
Mrs. VIM. q. McCausland left. last Thursday
night. for Chicago. to visit Miss Wilbur, and to
hear Patti.
Mr.. Harry Vaughan and wife, of Vernon
county, are visiting Mr.. Tai. King, In Clay
township.
John WoDderly and wife. of South Washing
ton. whe have been very i'll with pneumonia,
are better.
Col. H. c. Chiles IL getting about again. He
can now lay aside his crutchss . little. though
not entirely.
Mrs. c. H. Royle will leave for Kansas City
this morning. called there by the serious illness
sfher mother.
Miss Anna Knox, of Independence, . former
pupil of the <. A. g.. 10 visiting friends at that
institution.
Mr.. Harrison. the father Of Mrs. viii 8.
Clagett, has been in the city, this week, visit
ing his daughter.
Miss jennie Maddox. of Glasgow. Mo-. en-
ko~..1 h ~n~l;-- -
last Wednesday evening.
Miss Mollis Hanks. of Central College, crossed
the Missouri on the ice at Nebraska City, on her
way home for the holidays.
Mrs. A. X. Runin, writing from Plshmataha,
Ala, to renew her subscriptien. says: 81
cannot do without my home paper"
Cards are out for the marriage Of Mr.. James
Hall and Miss Enc MeCausland at the Christian
church. Wednesday night, January IL.
Miss Janet Berry. the popular teacher Of
music at the K. Aull Seminary, returned to her
duties last Wednesday morning after . pleasant
visit to her fathers family, at Carlinville, Ill.
Mr.. Lilburn Shields, Of 81. Louis, has entered
the real estate Office of Messrs. Taylor & Lssueur
IS clerk. where no will be glad to see the cid
friends Of his father and grandfather throughout
the county.
Mr.. Lonny Lee. who has been deaf and dumb
for some five months, from the effects of q para
lytic stroke, recovered his speech and hearing,
last Sunday, instantly, and has since seemed
to BE- fully recovered in these respects.
The following M ned have called on the Intel
ligsncer sin GO its last issue:-D. NJ. Cravens,H H.
c. Anderson, z. Wright, L.. silverman. Thos.
q. Smith, H. j. E. Ahrens, A.. ". Robinson,
Henry Wilker, r. A. Hlcklln, J. W. Harrison,
John Sims. H. T. Mates. Z. Williamson. c.. Y.
RAsA un-~ III m ~
Wood, Gee. King, q. C.. Graham. Ben. Gordon,
j.. A. Edmonds. J. P, Ardlnger, F. 9. McLsl-
land. F. NJ. Thomas. A. Stewart, R.. T. Jesse,
Travis Buford. It. ]. Bandon, Berry Hughes.
DIR. Peter Temple, H. o Whitehurst, q. w..
Clark. Thos. Rulings. Elijah Neer. b. Meyers,
John Foster, e. T. Lee, J. Q. Plattsnburg, O..
H. P. Catren, Eli Adams, h. Willssn Winsor, |
Louis Thisman, James VIM. and Harry Viii.
liams, Of st. Joe.