Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1885-02-28
Personalities.

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Mrs. Title Bean 10 In the city on q visit to
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MIR. Jacob Walk, of Denver, is visiting bis
here. ,.
Mr.. W. c. Hicks, of Kansas CITY, was Ia
THURSDAY. 1911
Capt. J @. Plattenburg, Of Dover was IN
town Thursday. II
Rev, Mr.. Biltz, of Concordia, who has
been Ill, is better.
Mrs. Geo. B. Gordon visited friends In
town this week.
Mr.. J. A. Jones has gone to Wichita Man,
to visit his family.
A. F. Alexander, Esq i, went to sedsiis
yesterday morning.
Mr.. Richard Field went down to st. LOUIS
last Monday morning.
Mr.. Ben. r. Ireland left. last Monday
night, for New Orleans.
Messrs. Dyer Sherwood and Lucien WeaV-
or were In town Tuesday.
Mrs. G. ". Hyde returned from New
Orleans last Thursday night.
Mr.. G. C.. Alexander came down from
Kansas City to spend sunday.
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itinR her sisters ut the b. F. c.
Mr.. Herman Scott, Of Lamar, has been
visiting friends here this week.
Mrs. Addie Cosgrin, Of sedalie, is here
visiting her sister, Mrs. W. F. Meet.
Mrs. B. 8. hughes, of Odessa, is still quite
i'll. but is thought to be q little better.
Mr.. VIM. J. Catron returned from the New
Orleans Exposition last Sunday night.
Rev. W. Vehe, of the Concordia neighbor-
hood. who has been Ill, is recovering.
Mrs. DIR. A. B. Taylor. Kansas City, Is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Levi Nesle.
Miss Addie Lucas, Of Kansas City, has
been visiting at Mrs. Hollis this week.
Mrs. Luther U. Nickle and baby returned
home to Fulton last Monday morning.
MIR. John Kroencke's little Child years old,
is down with brain fever, at COncordis.
Mrs. Z, DeNevus and Mrs. A. F. Donnan
returned to St. Louis, last Monday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wainscot came up Sunday to
| visit the father Of the latter, Mr.. K. NJ.
Sparks.
MIR. Logan D. Young. Of Maryvllle, Mo-,
spent Tuesday here with his son, Mr.. T. C.
Young.
Mr.. Spencer O. Greer, of St. Paul, Mlnn.,
has been visiting his father, Rev. Jas. Greer,
this week.
The masculine name Jesse should not be
spelled J-e-s-s-i-s. Jessie, Heaven bless
her, is q female.
Robt. Mathews was In own Tuesday, spd
of course had some news itims tor US. Bob
Is y useful friend.
Mr.. Clark Gather, of Red Cloud. Eeb., is
visiting his sisters 10 this city, and is st MI
Howard williams
Col. d. Reddington, editor Of the Odessa
Herald, was In the oily yesterday and paid u
q very pleasant visit.
Capt. Mark Belt and Messrs. F. &. Tut,
and Z. Ben Russell went up to ~Lsavenworth,
last Sunday, to see the Fort.
Miss Jessie Atkinson, who has been visit
ing in st. Jo., for the past thres months
arrived home last Thursday.
Mir. and Mrs. Wingste, who had been here
visiting Mrs. Wingsts's parents, left fol
Kansas City, Moaday morning.
MIR. D. w. B. Tsvis, last Tuesday, went a
far AZ Sedslis with his neither, who was or
her way home to Cooper county.
Miss Ada QuiRlan, pupil At the B. F. c.
went to Kansas City to spend few days will
her parents, last Thursday night.
Capt. 5. J. Andrew was confined to bill
bed by . bad cold several days this week, bu
WA well enough to be up on Thursday.
MIS-. Jno. F. Roberts, Of Napoleon. spent
day st Central Female College this week
visiting her daughter, Miss Annie Roberts.
Mr.. W. b. sterritt, Of Edgsr county, Ills
has been here this week looking after hi
J two.
Messrs. JnO. Z. Howe sud W. q. Nc
Causlsnd have been drawn IS petit Jurors 70
the May term of the U. s. court at Kansa
, City.
Kansas City Times:-"Miss Julia g. Sm!t
entertained her sister, Mrs. kemper Drane
: OF Blackburn, ct her home on Oak street las
week."
Miss Sallie Searcy, one of the teachers 9
Central Female College, has been quite sic
during the past week, but has now about re
8 covered.
Jno. S. Blackwell, Esq, went down t
| Jefferson City, last Saturday morning to ~
psa- Monday in the JEFF. Wilson case. n
returned Tuesday.
y Brownsville Herald Feb. 17:-"Mr. W. /
+ WALTON was In town 3 few days ago. 1t
understood that he contemplstes going Int
' the hotel business at Lexington"
u Mr.. Jas. z. Drysdsle has moved into th
Ryland house, on Franklin street. He hi
rented his house In Old Town to Mr.. Cha
y Tepbner, who has moved into It.
Capt. 3. a. Collins, Messrs. Lehman, VII
e sor and Wood, OF Higglnsville, returne
from the exposition last Saturday, much in
n pressed with the grandeur Of the fair.
Miss Lizzie Scott, teacher Of elocution SD
= calisthenlos at Central Female college, wi
spend Sunday and Monday st Carrollt0
u She goes to visit Miss Lucy Ball, 6 fosm'
pupil Of C. F. C.
J. Misses Rhods and Pegsie Stephens paid
h visit to their sister, Mrs. Abiel Leonard.
Mt. I.eenerd, this week. They returned
;, the E. A. s., On Tuesday, and report the ue'
baby rs ''just splendid"
J., Mie6 Annie Mckinley, OF Wlnsor, Me-, r
10 turned to Central Female College this wes
d the art department. Miss Mckinley Is
old student of the college, bit cas- been teac
=. Ing this year near Winsor. her old home.
Mr.. Jake Walk, who for the the past fol
IL years lived at South Pueblo. Col, return,
e home Wednesday night. He has grown
h Euch tbst his brother and mother had to
introduced to him. DR.. 3. G. Buckipghs
sent him home thst pr. Gosewisch mig
=, treat his eyes.
- Mr. A. Mark returned home T,esdsv -aer
, ing from q visit to Baden Baden, German
Is de ceme over on the Brennan line iron steal
or Ida, ore Of the finest vessels on the ooes
He has been away since last October. He
p robust In appearance, and has gained co
ID siderable weight since be LEFT.
az The following cards have been sent
=, triends:-"Mrs. NJ. T. Dickinson reque,
-. your presencs E. the marriage ceremony
- her daughter. Annie Nea;e, to Robert
Co,ington, Wednesday, March 18th, 1885,
ne 4:30 O'Clock. at First Congregational chur,
d. c,rner ll;h and NcGee streets, ksas
IS. City. Me-"
,.S Mt. James ". F,rdiey, OF San Francis,
70 CAL, who was brought up il this city, /
who has resided In California Jog sons
I'll yesre arrived here, last Sunday morning,
In visit his mother and other relatives. en- 70
he home from New Orleans. Hon. C. T. Ryla
en- Who was also expected here by k;s broth,
40 did not come owing TO an pptimely attack
rheumatism.
aisses Florence Arnold and Katie CIR,
nc have exchanged places in the public schot
Its by consent Of the board. Aiss Arnold take
Ia rom at the 9d ward and Mia a-a1x q 70