Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1885-06-20

Personalities.
Miss Mamie Young Is home again.
Mrs. Silverman continues to improve.
Mrs. S. E. Graves has returned home.
Mr.. l.. R. Smith was in town Thursday.
Mr.. C. Y. Ford was in town Wednesday,.
Mrs. John Welsh is in very feeble health.
Mr.. l.. A. Fulton was in tow Wednesday.
Capt. 10. Platten5urg was in tow Mon
day.
Mr.. Theo. Thoma has removed to Aull-
vile.
Prof. Sellers baby which has been sick is
better.
Mr.. j. o. Lesueur spent Thursday here on
business.
Mr.. Alexander Patterson was in town
Thursday.
Mrs. Buford Chinn has been very i'll for a
day or two.
Mr.. George NJ. Mountjoy was in town
Wednesday.
Prof. Kerdolff left. Thursday, on a short
canvassing tour.
Miss Sallie Smith has been visiting Miss
Fannie Hall this week.
The roads are said to be worse washed than
ever known heretofore.
Messrs. LOOMS and Hsusam were at the
pharmaceutical convention.
Mr.. Walter Lee, of Pleasant Hill, was in
this city last Thursday and Friday.
Admiral Courbet, the commander Of the
French feet in the Tonquin war. Is dead.
Col. Henry 8. Bowen, of Wythe county Va,
has been in the city a day or two on business.
Miss Hester Kirtley is very low, at the res
idence of her uncle. Mr.. Joseph Chinn, of this
| city.
Miss Belle Brown and Miss Rachel Harper,
| of Independence, NO., are visiting the Misses
WinsOr.
Misses Ssllie and Lutte Chambers are in
Fairfield, Ills, visiting their brother, DR.. P.
| H. Chambers, Jr.
Mr.. Geo. Houx, DR., is very i'll at Mr.. Benz.
Porter's in Clay township. Mr.. Porter is
himself in feeble health.
Mrs. George W. Carr is visiting the family
Ipf Mr.. John ". Keithley, in this city. Her
hand is improving rapidly.
The family of Mr.. J. G. Worthington, who
have been in the country for two or three
weeks, have returned home.
Miss Jessie Grant, who has been visiting
her brother, at Abilene, Tex, for some six
months. returned Wednesday.
Miss Ida Cunningham, of Columbia, a
graduate of Stephens College, is visiting at
Collector Jas. W. Harrison's.
Mr.. j. j. Iglehart, of Columbia, an accom-
plished educator and very clever gentleman,
l hoe oo,, g., tho ,;tu A,ripn tho xuaol
Prof. Chas. Gimbel left, Wednesday even
ing, for Bunker Hill, Ills, where he goes to
spend the holidays with his relatives.
Mrs. Sallie Bledsoe. of Lafayette, Ala, and
Mrs. Emma Morris, Of Hampton, Ga, are
visiting their father, H. j. Higgins, Esq.
Mrs. Florence Otte, of Mt. Leonard, came
up Sunday, on a visit to the family of her
father, Mr.. j.. A. Price. She returned home
Thursday.
The beautiful twin babies of Mr.. A. q.
Shindler's of Blackburn, caused quite a COM
| motion on the streats las. Wednesday.
Everybody wanted to get q look at them.
DIR. Richard Corrin, of Carroll county, is
visiting at the residence of Mr.. Thcs. Taub-
man, in this city. After a few days stay, he
| Will also visit relatives in Middleton town
ship, this county.
Prof. H. c. English, OF Fulton, has been in
the city this week, visiting his father in law
VIM. Morrison, Esq, he came to take his
little daughter home. We received q very
pleasant visit from him.
Mr.. John s.. Blackwell had q good timothy
meadow ten days ago. There is now hardly
enough seed left to re-seed the ground. The
army worm has taken it. The clover and
other grass has not been hurt.
Mrs. Anna VIM, of Dover, returned from
st. Louis, last Sunday morning, where she
had been for three weeks, visiting her sister ,
Mrs. Laura Rinehart. Mrs. Rinelart came
up with her, and is now visiting relatives in
Dover.
Mrs. Jno. j. Waddell and her daughter in
law, Mrs. James Waddell, were out driving
in a spring wagon u few days ago,
when the wagon was upset, and the former
lady considerably bruised, The wagon was
slightly damaged.
Prof. T. G. Lennon spent a couple of DAYS
here, this week, visiting friends aud attend
ing to business matters. He reports having
about completed the work of mounting the
skin of the elephant, Emperor, at Liberty for
the William Jewell College.
Mrs. Harriet E.. Herndon in writing from
Seattle, Washington Territory, says, THE
Intelligencer is like the face of an old FRIEND
in this remote corner of the globe. Capt. W
A. Wash, formerly of Lafayette county, viii
locate with us in a few weeks"
NJ. u,,rb ~ ypan.o, hoo, boaxS .-.. At
week receiving the congratulations of hi.
friends upon his appointment by the presi.
dent as receiver of public moneys at Sal
Lake. Mr.. Wallace Is quite a young man
but he has business experience, and we fee
satisfied will make an efficient and faithful
officer.
Mr.. Alex. Hansbrough, of Abiline, Kan
sas, and his sisters, Mrs. G. NJ. Jacques an,
Mrs. J. P. Babbett. of Wyandotte, Kansas
old Lexinetonians, are in the city visiting re
latiyes and friends. They are also making
the necessary arrangements for the collection
of their large interest through their grand
father, Miller, in the French spoliatiUl
claims.
Mrs. Z. b. Henry returned home las
| Friday. Leaving Lexington about the lOtl
of December, she remained in st. LOui.
, few days; took the steamer -'City of New
Orleans" stopped with friends in Vicksbur,
. three weeks, q short time in Natchez. tn
home of her childhood ,and proceeded to New
} Orleans. She remained in that interestin
, city, visiting The exposition nearly EVERYDAY
+ for almost six weeks, and then went [
!, Houston to see her brother, Mr.. A. W
Hutchins, Jr. She Was in Galveston som
time and boarded, while there, with the fam
lily of Mr.. Geo. b. Dealey, ST., who Is til
u father-in-law of Mrs. Dealey, Jr., nee Nelli
Allen. They were extremely kind and ar
!. delightful people with a delightful home, Mr.,
I Hsury says. After stopping II few days i
3 Houston she proceeded to Fort Worth, wheI
-, she remained six weeks enjoying the hosp
" tality of relatives. leaving that city wit
Ii pleasant recollections of Texas and kin
friends there.