Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1885-08-22
Personalities

personalities.
Mr.. II, Winkler is on the road.
Mrs. Ahrens is still at COncordia.
MFR. Ed Hausam has returned home.
Mrs. f. l.. Bleeding is visiting her iather.
Miss Daisy Potter went home Saturday last.
Mr.. Ed. b. Farley spent last Sunday al
home.
Mrs. j. O. Lesueur went to Kansas City
yesterday.
Lucius Weaver, Esq, was in town last
Thursday.
Mrs. Mary E. Bowman reached home last
Saturday.
Mr.. Albert Graham came home on q visit
last Saturday.
Mrs. H. NJ. Richardson, who has been ILL.,
is now sitting up.
Miss Fannie Spears has returned from her
visit to Saline county.
Misses Mamie Young and VIrgie Hall are
visiting in Richmond.
Mr.. VIM. Barton spent last Sunday here
with his wife and baby.
Mrs. Hannah C'Bannon was on the Carroll
as it passed here this trip.
Miss FaQQle LduCuueE 10 sA'A'Ao
of her uncle, j. D. Clarksen.
Mrs. E. S. Morris and Mrs. b. 5. higgins
were in the city Wednesday.
Mrs, Peyton Smith has been spending the
week with friends in this city.
Mrs. NJ. Jacobs, of Richmond, Is visiting
her sister, Mrs. Thomas Shelby.
Miss May Reynolds, of st. Joe, is visiting
l.. :&o, Ara A " RahinSOn
Rev. Ed. Klimpke, who has been absent for
two months, has returned to Sedalia.
MIR. Chas. W. Ford, Of Crystal Falls, Tex,
is visiting his father. Col. Jno. R. Ford.
Mrs, J. w. Rinehart was quite sick the
first of the week, but is now much better.
Miss Maggie Green, b has been sick
during the past week, is somewhat better.
Mai. John L. Mirrick. of Carrollton, was
here again this week in the Groves HIT case.
Mrs. Roley Porter, with her daughter and
Miss Laura ireland, went up on the Carroll.
Township Constable Travis Buford was in
the city Yesterday the first time for six weeks.
Harrison Branch, Esq, Of st. Joseph, has
been visiting his brother, Mr.. Henry Branch,
this week.
Miss Jeanne D. Lackey, of Richmond, KY,
is visiting her cousins, the Misses Atkinson
in this city.
Mrs. 10. Lesueur and Mr.. Lilburn Shields
spent Wednesday night at Mrs. ThOs. b.
~CampbelPs.
Hon. j. NJ. Riggs, of Illinois, member of
congress, was an attorney in the Groves-Hitt
case this week.
Miss Josephine Hogs, the new vocal teach
er of the Baptist Female College, will arrive
ON Thursday next.
Mr.. Hector Ferguson, of Texas, Is visiting
his aunt, Mrs. Florida Grady. He will re.
turn home Monday.
Mr.. VIM. Zeiler, who is attending CONNER
cial school at Kansas City. came down Satur-
day to visit his parents.
Miss Sue Trigg, Miss Lizzie Shields and
Miss Susie Lesueur spent part OF the week
with Mrs. T.. B. Campbell.
Mrs. C. F. Davis, who was q teacher at the
Baptist Seminary. last year, left for Louis
vile, n.y., Thursday night.
Maj. r. NJ. Mcdowell, of st. Louis, was in
the city yesterday, looking after the Lexing-
ton Coal Company's mines.
Mr.. Robt. Taubman and wife and daugh.
ter, Miss Fannie, left yesterday for a short
sojourn at Eldorado Springs.
Mr.. Frank L. McGinness and daughter
Miss Matte, Of st. Louis, are visiting rela
ttves in this city and vicinity
Miss Laura Grady will start, Monday, tt
Lake City, Kansas, to spend a few month.
visiting the family of an uncle.
Misses May T~horoughman, Belle Page and
Mr.. Emmett Thoroughman, Of st. Louis, are
visiting at Mrs. w, A. Chanslor's.
VIM. p. Bradshaw, ESQ.,, of Edwardsville
Ills., was here a few days ago visiting hi
brother-in-law, Jno. E. Burden, Esq.
Messrs. Geo. Goodwin and Pole Buck wer,
in town Wednesday,. We regretted to SCI
that Mr.. Goodwin still has To use his crutches
Mrs. Ennis Combs, Of California. and hel
sister, Mrs. George Wertz, returned here
from a short..visit to Independence, last Satur
day.
Mr.. John Taylor was sick last week, an,
this week two of his painters, Ed Brawne
and Worth Easter, have their left legs il
slings.
Higginsvllle Post:-"H. j. Higgins spen
last week in New York and other east
ern cities on business, returning the first q
the week."
The family of Mr.. Geo. NJ. Mountjoy will
remove to Kansas City on Monday, Angus
81. Our whole community will deeply regre
to lose them.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. c. Leonard, accompanie
by Miss Maggie Richardson, left Ravenswoo
on MondIy for New York City via Chicag
and Saratoga.
Mrs. John Fishback spent several day
with the family of her father, Mr.. James F
Hall, this week, and returned home, Thurs
dav, taking her sister, Miss Allie, with her.
Misses Octavia and Amy NARROW spent
few days with Mr.. and Mrs. Charlas Tyler il
the country, and left for home on the CAIRO
yesterday after a visit to relatives in this cit
Mrs. James White Waddell, whose. healt
has been delicate for some months, has som,
what improved. She was in the city Tues
day and Wednesday, the guest of Mrs. r. 7
Jesse.
John Mccullough is wholly insane. 3
Imagines the asylum he is in is a palace pre-
scented to him by his friends, whom he n
longer recognizes when they go to see hin
A great mind dethroned.
!, Mr.. Granville Clayton left, Thursday NOR
ing, for Kentucky, to bring back Mrs. Clay
ton, who has been visiting her relatives
various portions of that state. The 'Saui1
has never met with any of the relatives
his wife. We wish him a pleasant visit.
Mr.. Eph King left, Tuesday, for a tr
| through Missouri and Kansas. He is traye
y ing for the Missouri Manufacturing Con
pany. We wish HIM success. Hi. last wor,
We're, as the train pulled out, Tell the boy
: if l never see them again, that I died happy
Mr.. Henry West and Miss PORTE Mathew
daughter of Mr., James Mathews, ran aw,
7 from home, to Illinois we are told, to G
married, one day last week, not beng able
get license here because of the objections
time.
!, Mr.. Many Neale- has resigned as boo
Keeper for the Lexington Coal Compan
] We regret to learn that he has given l
. the position, which was through no ia,
s found with him, but simply 10 carry out Il
= changes some time ago begun in the manas
= ment.
MIR. Jeff. Duling, who came home SOL
four weeks ago, returned to Texas about
week afterward. He had scarcely settl
down to business when he was taken wi
typhoid fever. He came back home immed
ately, and is now doing finely, though he h
been quite low for the past two weeks.