Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1885-11-14
Personalities.

Mr.. Henry Filling has been appointed post
master at COncordia.
Mrs. w. B. Steele and children are visiting
friends at Kansas City.
Miss Sallie Howard went to Sedalia last
Saturday, and will be gone about three
weeks.
Mrs. Sanford Sellers, who has been very
Ill, is somewhat better, though still confined
to her bed.
Mrs. Margaret P. Stephens. mother OF the
late Col Jos. l.. Stephens, died at Sedahs, last
Wednesday.
Mr.. W. D. wainwright left, last Friday. for
st. LOUIS, where he expects to make his
future home.
Mrs. Jas. A. McHenry. of Howard, KAN
sas, is visiting her sister, Mrs. II. T. McCaus-
land of this city.
Mr.. A. G. Campbell, of Clay township,
who hss been very low with mslarial fever, Is
now convalescent.
Willis Pusey of W. NJ. A, returned on
Wednesday from Kansas City. where he had
been to meet his mother.
Mrs W. A. knight, Of Kansas City, spent
Monday in our city. visiting her daughter,
Miss Elyesse, at c. F. G.
Mrs. Frank G. Bowman, and her daughter,
Miss Bessie. are visiting Mrs. BIS parents and
relatives near Corder, this week.
The familiar face of Judge W. 7. Cannon.
now of Sni-a-Bar township, was to be seen
at the probate Office last Monday. He Is
looking well.
MessrS. G. W. Campbell, of Blue Springs.
Jos. A. Anderson, Columbus, and Geo. NJ.
Boone, of Washington township, were In
the city Monday.
Miss Mamie Williams, daughter Of Noah
William, Esq, of Clay township, who has
been very sick with brain fever. Is now
thought to be out Of danger.
Mrs. H. S. Munson, of Watertown, n. T.,
accompanied by her daughter, Miss Fannie G..
and son, Master Charley, is visiting the family
of her brother, Mr.. f. Allen.
Miss Fannie Catron. of c. F. c., spent q
few days at her home this week. She went
to attend the silver wedding Of her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Catron, of Higginsvhle.
Col. j. T. Price, of Slater, Mo-, passed
through our city on his way to southwest Mis-
souri, on q business trip. He staid over day
to visit his daughter. Miss Lalia, at Central
Female College.
Miss Annie Vickars, of near MAYHEM, who
has, for several weeks, been visiting in West
Virginia, reached the city Monday, on her
way home. and spent several days here visit
ing Miss Maggie Drysdale.
Higginsville POst:-"Mrs. Hannah l..
Groves, formerly of this county. now of Kan.
sas City, was in town last week accompanied
by her grandmother, Mrs. Waddell, of Lex
| ington township"
The Inteiligencer received a pleasant visit
from Harvey J. Higgins. ESQ.,, yesterday
Uncle Harvey Is red hot for the c., B. & G. fol
Rigginsville, but he says if they can't get it he
hopes it will come through the county any
how.
| Mr.. Geo. Lamborn and daughter, Miss
Mabel, of West Liberty, Iowa, are spending
fseveral days in this city visiting the family o.
| Mr.. VIM. Lamborn. They will leave In few
days for an extended visit through Kansa!
and Texas with view of locating.
Joaquin Miller told Washington cores
pondent of the Denver News that all th'
money he had made in this country CAM
from his dramatic writings. Mckee Rankil
gave him $4,000 for "The Danites," ant
afterward for breach Of contract he recover
ed SO 900 damages. A new play of Miller
Is soon to be produced at New Orleans.
Lieut.. Col. James Fyhmore of the marine
is the sole survivor of the battle OF Trafalgar
fought Oct 81, 1905. The London Graphi
says of him: "He is 80 years age, yet he /
in excellent health. and is possessed of won
derful sight. He still amuses himself will
sketching and painting. He has served sew
| enty-fve wears at sea-