Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1885-12-05
Personalities.

Personalities.
Hon. Chss. L.. Ewing was in town yester
day.
Jim Darby, of Kansas City, spent Sunday
in this city.
Mr.. Willie Zailer, Of Kansas City, spen,
Sunday In the city.
Mr.. Alb. Allen, of Independence, spent las,
Sunday in this city.
MIR. Edgar P. Mann, of Greenfield, Mo-, 1.
at home on a short visit.
Miss Ella Nickel is home from q six weeks
visit to her brother at Fulton.
Richard Field, Esq, visited Sedalis last
Tuesday. q guest of his brother.
Miss JESSIE Atkinson returned from 9
visit to Kansas City, last Saturday.
Mr.. j. W. Branch, Mayor of Higginsyille,
with a big NJ, was in the city this week.
Mrs. A.. J. Hall and Miss Vlrgie, visited
the Misses Hill in Kansas City, this week.
Mrs. G. c. Catron, of Higginsville is visit
the family of Mrs. Mary Catron, at Richmond
Jas. T. Clayton. Esq. Of Kansas City
was down last Sunday, visiting relatives and
friends.
Mrs. Robert Afford and two children, of
P%appinsville, Mo-, are visiting relatives and
friends here.
Mr.. W. T. Bell arrived home from Edo
| proved in health.
Rev. II. NJ Richardson's attended the ded-
icatIon of the Olive Street Baptist church at
Kansas City, last Sunday.
Misses Kate Kramer, Sallie Sesrcy and
Katie Watts went to Kansas City, last Mon
day. to hear Emma Abbott.
Mrs. Robt. W. Cox. who has been Wis itirg
relatives in St. Louis for some weeks, re-
turned home last Tuesday.
Mrs. Noble Mathew and daughter, Miss
Fannie, of Brownsville, pre- spending a few
days in this city visiting relatives.
Mr.. Russell Wilson will leave, next
Wednesday, for Arkansas City, Ark. He
will make that city his future home.
Mr.. j. G. Webb got home Saturday, from
a ten days. trip to Dallas county on a visit to
his two sons, who are farming there.
Patti and Nicolini will soon be married.
Patti has been divorced ten months. which is
longer thar any one expected her to wait.
Logan's present prominence occasions the
belief that about now the interior of Blalne's
mind somewhat resembles a Russian war
map.
Mrs. j. 6. Webb and Mrs. E. Roth of Cor
der, and Mrs. Chss. Whiting, of Canton, ILL.,,
were here a couple of days this week, visit
ing relatives.
DR.. W. M. Prottsman, of Brownsville, was
in this city a couple of days this week, and
preached at the Methodist church Wednes-
day and Thursday nights.
Philadelphia Press:--"The great difficulty
with the mugwump party is that its mug IL
30 much bigger than its wumD-a clear case
Of big head and little sense"
Holden Enterprise -" Masters Charley
starkey, James Tevis and Miss Una Tevis,
ate Thanksgiving turkey at home. They are
attending school in Lexington.
Mrs. Sanford Sellers and child, and the
mother of Mrs. Sellers, Mrs. Rogers, left
for Waco, Texas, Thursday morning, where
Mrs. Sellers will remain a couple of months.
Mr.. John Barley has returned to his ole
stand in the ticket office at the NJ. P. depot
His mother, Mrs. L. NJ. Barley, who wal
visiting him at Brownsville. has also return.
ed here.
Mr.. E. Chronister, who has made this city
his home for the past three years, and who
has made a host of friends here, left, Tues.
day, Galveston, Texas, where he expects t.
live in future.
MIR. j. X. Livesay, son of G.. W. Livesay
who has been in Fort Davis, Texas, for the
past five years, arrived home last Thursday
on a visit to his relatives and friends here
He will probably return next week.
Cards are out with the following inscrip'
ton: DIR. Warren T. Cameron requests
your presence at the marriage of his daughter
Lulu to William B. Bolton. Thursday after.
noon, December tenth, at two O'Clock
Methodist Episcopal church, Huntsville, Mo-
The following card has been sent to friends
st. Bowes Corrin.-Mollle NJ. Saunders
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Saunders solicit tn,
pleasure of your presence at their residenc
to witness the marriage of their daughter
MolIle. Wednesday evening. December g
1885, at 3 O'Clock, Clear View"
Mrs. Lola NJ. Nelson, of Jefferson City
daughter of Col. Vincent Marmaduke, an,
niece Of Governor Marmsduks, was marie
at the governors mansion, Thursday, to MI
Robert L. Cary, Of Kansas City. Mrs. Nelso
has presided over the mansion since her uncl
became governor. Many prominent peopl
were at the wedding.
Mr.. III. N. Grant and bride, of Laramie
Wyoming territory, who have been east on
bridal trip, passed through this city lst
Thursday, en- route for home. They only re
manned in this county, where the groom ha
many friends and relatives, some three day,
business matters in the territory requirin
Mr.. Grant to hasten back.
Mr.. Henry Bowman, of Lexington
Kentucky, who has been visiting relative
In this city for a couple of weeks, returne
home Monday. He made a visit to Kanss
City before he started home, and was yer
much impressed with the rush and hustle {
our western metropolis. He thinks Missoul
is a wonderful state. and says our towns ar
better than Kentucky towns. We hope b
may conclude to locate with US.
Mrs, o. W. Watkins, nee Mamie Barley
and her aunt. Mrs. James WadIiR. of Eurek
Springs, Ark, arrived here last Sunday nigh
on a visit to their many relatives and friend.
They will, perhaps, be compelled to stal
home tonight. Their numerous friend
t regret that they cannot stay longer. as the
t are both very popular here. We must nc
fail to mention Barley, the year-od boy O
Mrs. Watkins. He is fine fellow, and hi
mother says he is the "best baby that eve
lived"
THE ALTAR.