Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1885-10-31
Personalities.

MISS Katie Harw0od Is at DR.. Meng's.
Mr.. Robert Greer was in town Thursday.
Capt. James Withers was here yesterday.
DR.. B. D. Ragland was In town Tuesday
last.
Senators Ceckrell and Vest are in Wash
ington.
Mrs. Maggie Callahan is visiting in Inde-
pendence.
Mr.. and Mrs. Abe Keller arrived here
Yesterday.
Messrs. C. Y. Ford and H. d. Bledsoe were
In town yesterday.
Mr.. F. X. Tut has been suffering from an
attack Of bronchitis.
DR.. J. 81. Stapp, of Morton, Ray county,
was In town yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emison Chanslor returned
home last Friday night.
Uncle Harvey Mallory was in town Tues
day. looking very well.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Burden went to Kansas
City yesterday morning.
Mr.. A. r. Strother went to Marshall to at
tend his parents silver wedding.
Mr.. I'D. Shewalter has been at Jefferson
City this week attending supreme court.
Express company was here Wednesday.
Miss Carrie Rylsnd enters this week the
art department at Central Female College.
MIR. G. X. Tozer has been down to see his
wife, who Is with her sick sister In Arkansas
Mrs. Chas. A. Morrison, of Kansas City,
came down Saturday, and remained oyer
Sunday.
Miss Jennie Woodson, of C. T. c., spent
Sunday and Monday at her home in Rich
mond, Mo.
Miss Katie Stone. of Lafayette county, and
q pupil at C. F. c., spent few days at home
this week.
Prot. Woolery and elder Baker: of Hig-
ginsville, came up last Sunday to see and
hear Elder Lucas.
General Won Moltke celebrated his eighty
nth birthday in Berlin Monday. He is en-
1oying excellent health.
Messrs. A. r. Patterson, NJ. G. Wood, W.
L. Anderson and OIL. Broughton, of Odessa,
were In town yesterday.
Misses Nora and Alma Christy, pupils at
c. F. c., spent Sunday and Monday at their
home near Greenton, Mo.
Mr.. j. T. Thornton has moved his studio
to the room occupied by DR.. Bolton over the
Lexington Savings Bank.
Mrs. Virginia Bay left for Pleasant Hill,
last Monday. from whence she will 20 TO
Jefferson City to visit friends.
Mrs. DR.. Payne, nee Alice Temple, who
has been visiting her fathers family for sew
eral weeks, left for home Monday.
Miss Lucy Ball, Of Carrollton, Mo-, form.
er student Of Central Female College, enters
this week to complete her course.
Odessa Democrat :-"The Hon. Jno. P,
Harmon and ex-Msyor Kyger, of Holden,
called at the Democrat Office on Tuesday,
Squire VIM, Harris, of Chapel Hill, had
three ribs broken and was otherwise bruised,
by fall from q wagon. one day last week.
Miss Margaret MeClelland left, Monday,
for Lincoln. Neb., where she will visit friends
before leaving for her home in Pennsylvania.
Miss jamie Webb, daughter of DR.. WIN. c.
Webb, of Dover township, has been in the
city,ths week, visiting Miss Fannie Stewart.
Mrs. Mart Russell, of Kansas City, came
down last Saturday morning. and spent few
days with her mother, Mrs. Henry Taubman.
Mr.. VIM. T. Bell writes from Eldorado that
he has improved very much. He can walk
without crutches, and his digestion is very
much better.
Mrs. McGee, Of Richmond, No., spent
Monday In our city, visiting her daughter,
Miss Birdie McGee, who is attending Central
Female College.
Mrs. Mamie Higgins and Mrs, Mollis
Park Of Stanford, Ky.. were visiting, last
WI fhoir roll
Greenton Valley.
The celebrated barytone, Del Puente, has
lost his fortune bv intrusting it to a friend
fer speculation. He also lost the friend, as he
blew out bis brains on the loss of the funds.
Misses May Cant and Salie Yinsant of
Knoxville. Mo-. and Miss Nora Craven. of
Millville. Mo-, were at home last Saturday
and Sunday, and returned to their duties at
c. F. C. on Monday.
Misses Nettie and Florence Clemmens, and
Miss Fannie Rannabargar, from the Odessa
spent Sunday and Monday at
home, and returned Monday evening to their
labors at Central Female College.
Mrs. c. H. Royle went up to Kansas CITY,
last Saturday, to compare her baby with
those Of her sister and her mother. The
three babes are nearly the same age. She
will remain there till her husband returns
from the east.
Last Monday Archdeacon Farrar was
breakfasted at the Fifth Avenue Hotel. held
q reception in Mr.. Cyrus W. Fields house,
at which some 500 ministers were present.
and in the evening, delivered lecture OH
Dante in Chickering Hall.
Odessa Democrat: -"Capt. George W.
Sumner was taken suddenly ill with rheuma.
Elsm OF the heart on Monday evening, when
nosr the residence of Mr.. Morrison. He was
assisted into the house, and DR.. Mcdonald
called to treat him, who soon succeeded in