Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1884-08-23
Personalities.
Mrs. 7. B. Wallace is better.
Judge d. r. Vickars is dangerously i'll.

the Misses Grady.
Miss Ida Ricketts,, of Marshall, is visiting
at G. NJ. Mountjoy's.
Mrs. Richard Reinhard and child are visit
ing the Misses Finley.
Mr.. Jno. q. Fall is recovering from his late
attack OF pneumonia.
Hon. G. E.. Stokes has been in the city this
week visiting relatives.
Mrs. A. Shaw and Miss Mamie are home
from Eldorado Springs.
Mr.. James Norehead has returned from his
visit to EldoradO Springs.
Mr.. Joseph Oatman of Norborne. paid our
city II short visit this week.
Miss Rose Silver Is visiting friends in Lex
ingtOn en- route for Florida.
Miss BERTHE Terry, of Dakota territory, Is
visiting friends in this city.
Mr.. Wat Jennings is now engaged "a u
train hand OF the branch railroad.
f. G. Taylor, Esq, of Kansas City, was In
the city Saturday, on legal business.
Mr.. Ed Benjamin. of Upton. came up Sat-
urday on a short visit to his parents.
Mr.. John j. Waddell's health has so i'm
proved that he can 60 about his farm.
Mrs. w. G. Eggleston left for Jerseyville,
Ills, for q four weeks visit to her parents.
Madame Patti has failed so far to get n di-
vOrce In France from the Marquis do Caux.
Mrs. Charles kriehn and Miss Rose Silver
were visiting friends in Higginsville last Sun
duy.
Mrs. George F. Maitland has for thep past
two weeks been visiting her parents ut Clin-
ton.
Miss Maggie Powell, of Mississippi, is Wis
iting the family of DIR. q. w. Young, In this
city.
Mr.. Jefferson Davis of Galveston, Texas, is
in the city visiting the family of MIR. f.
Allen.
Mr.. Macon Bird and wife have just return
ed from visiting frieds in Andrew county.
Missouri.
Mrs. John Taubmaan and children have
been visiting relatives in Kansas City for a
week past.
Mr.. j. 8. Plattenburg, of Gainesville, Mo-,
spent a few days in the county, this week,
visiting relatives.
Col. H. B. Branch, formerly a citizen OF
this city. Ia visiting his brother,H II. c. Branch,
Esq, of this county.
Mr.. VIM. Walk reached home Thursday
night of last week, after IN absence OF two
years in the wild west.
Miss Katie Ludwlgs, who has been IN a six
weeks visit to relatives In Kansas City re.
urned home last Sunday.
Mr.. Egid Mist, aad his wife, of st. Joseph
have been In the city several days, visiting
the parents Of the fermcr.
Mr.. T. B. Wallace was taken suddenly III
while down town, one day this week, and has
been confined to his bed since.
Mrs. Martha Grant, of Davis township, ha.
been in the city a few days of this week OF
business and visiting relatives.
Mrs. n. E. Bradford, of Fayette, Mo-. f
visiting the family of her brother. II. c
Branch, in Lexington township.
Miss Estelle and Master Fred. Zeiler, OF
Kansas City, have been visiting relatives II
this city for the past two weeks.
Mr.. NJ. l.. Smlthers and Mr.. Jno. II. Evil
of st. Louis, with their families are visiting
their sister, Mrs. T. T. Stramcke.
Mr.. E. E. Luce, of the Higginsville Adj
vance, wa in town, Thursday, and paid TIT
In%telligencer office a pleasant visit.
Col. Rathbun left, with his family, fol
Springfield, last Wednesday. We wish then
prosperity and happiness in their now home
lrs. Jacob Stonestreet, OF Kansas City and
Mrs. w. G. Newly, of Fort Worth, Texas
were visiting ut Mr.. B. R.Ireland's last week
Rey. George Warren, of the II. f. church
of Altoona, Pennsylvania, ii visiting hi
brother-in-law, Mr.. W. II. Bowen, of tli
city.
Miss Genie Sturgeon, OF Pettis county
came In Friday night Of last week, on u WISH
10 Miss Laura Davis. She left for hOm
Tuesday.
Emmett Field, ESQ, of Louisville, KY,
prominent lawyer there, has been IN the city
his week. Waiting his brother, Richard Field
Esq, and other friends.
Mr.. A. j. Hall has taken possession of Col
RhthbuM's old Office, IN the Intelligence
building, where he will be glad to see all hi
friends who need legal advice.
Miss Julia Garner, of the Indian Territory
and Mr.. f. l.. Shutter, Of Houston, Texas
who have been visiting Miss Fannie B. Smith
eturned TO their homes last Friday.
MIR. l.. ID. Keithly, of Dallas, Texas, an,
Mrs. jamie Kimpton, Of Brooklyn, New
York. whO have been visiting their brother
| j. W. keithly, are in Kansas City visitin
relatives.
The Abbo Frnz I.iszt, the amous pianist
has sent an autograph letter to his friend
denying the story that he had become bin
ut Bayrenth. lie says he Ii able to wOr
without difficulty.
Misses Nora Robb and Annie Roberts, &C
compunied by Mr.. L. ID. williamson, all {
| Napoleon, visited our office Thursday. w
hope they will call again when the boys N
not having a holiday.
Mrs. jamie Kimpton, of Brooklyn, N. Y
weeks, left for home last Wednesday, vi
Kansas City and st. Charles, remaining
short time at each place.
Misses Alice and Emma Hart. and Kati
Drysdalo, Of Brownsville, who have bee
visiting in Kansas City for u month, stoppe
oyer In this city Wednesday, on 4 short visi
They will return to Brownsville Tonight.
Mr.. Edward Russell, of Lawrence, Kan
was in town, Wednesday to ace about placin
adaughter at the L. Aull Seminary. He ws
accompanied by his vito and a youngt
daughter than the one he intends sending I
school.
The Acme n Red b, is the whltest fiot
on the market; try It. Made at AuIlville. FL
sale by all grOcers. may8ltf
Handmade harness, saddles, brides, &c
| and repalrinp Il sOccialtV with Lon Rarnp
Higginsville. Give him q call when va