Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1885-11-21
Personalities.

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Mr.. G. W. Harris is getting better.
Mrs. E. G.. LoOmis has returned home.
Mr.. Joseph Frakes is very low with fever.
Mr., Ed. Burns is home from Poughkeepsie.
MIR. j. A. j. Shultz was in town yesterday.
Samuel BOYD, ESD, of Marshall, was here
Monday.
Mr.. Isaac Avitt has returned from Vernon
county.
Mayor Jno. C. Young went to Kansas City
Monday.
Capt. Conner spent a day or two at Odessa
this week.
MIR. Ernest McCausland spent Sunday in
Kansas City
Miss Dixie Dooley paid her parents a visit
| a few DAYS ago.
Mr.. Geo. NJ. Mountjoy was here a day or
two this week.
Mrs. John Fishback is visiting her father.
| Mr.. Jas. P. Hall.
Miss Ada Quinlan, of Kansas City, is visit
Ing at the 2. F. c..
! Mrs. U. G. Phetzing went down to Browns
| vile last Saturday.
Mrs. Abiel Leonard has been here this
week visiting friends.
Mr.. Henry Bowman, of Lexington, KY. is
here visiting his relatives.
Mr.. Leslie Boyer and bride,of Higginsville,
spent last Sunday In this city.
Mr.. James Nickel was here, yesterday, on
his first trip AS a commercial tourists.
Mrs. Jas. Simmons is at home from q visit
to her old home at st. Charles, Mo.
| Alavop1or NJ Craol E-p IF Oolino onnn.
ty, was In Town on business. yesterday.
Mrs. ID. Callahan is home from visits to
friends at Independence and Kansas City.
Mrs. Jos. Chinn returned, Monday, from y
short visit to her sister, Mrs. George Cor
don.
Miss Annie Hansard, of Fulton, is visiting
her sister. Mrs. w. S. Epperson, in this
city.
Mr.. W. G. Musgrove returned, Monday,
from a ten-days' visit to her sisters in Browns
| vile.
Miss Mary Reynolds, of st. Joseph, is in
the city visiting her sister, Mrs. A. V. Rob-
inson.
Mr.. George Chapman, of Kansas City spent
last Sunday in this city visiting relatives and
friends.
Miss Lizzie Green, who lives at MIR. T.. B.
Campbell'S. came in, last Thursday night, to
the opera.
MIR. G. G. Ludwigs has been at Hannibal,
this week, attending the Ssth grand encamp-
l. o. o. :.
Mrs. VIM. Abel, of Kansas City, was here
Monday, visiting her son who is a pupil
at W. NJ. A.
FOL and MrS paiI Mrc C,,;con OI,,~elov
and Mrs. G. NJ. Mountioy spent Tuesday in
Kansas City.
Mrs. VIM. B.. HAMLET went to Kansas City,
yesterday, on II visit to her s~ister-in-law
Mrs. Jos. James.
Capt. W. A. Redd, Geo. E., Goodwin, r. P.
Motto and Benz. Cooper, of Waverly, were In
town W ednesday.
Mrs. Octave Pavy left, Saturday night, for
Beatrice, Nebraska. She has promised us a
letter occasionally.
Mrs. A. O. Slaughter and family went te
Chicago. this week. to join her husband who
left several days before.
MIR. Goalder Young is In the city and will
remain here until after Christmas to assis'
his father in the holiday trade.
Miss Bette Campbell, Of Higginsville, WIN
has been visiting the family of DIR. Russell
near town, went home Saturday.
Miss Ella Rhodus, Of St. Louis, who ha
been visiting the family of Mr.. F.. Winsor 70
a week, left for home Wednesday.
Miss Sue Evans, OF Sedalia, who has beef
visiting the family of Mr.. B. R. Ireland, il
this city, returned home Tuesday.
!. Mr.J. Henry Catron, son of Mrs. Mimi
tree Catron, who lives in Nebraska, has bee
, here visiting friends and relatives this week
a MIR. j las. NJ. Benton, a nephew of Mr.. Rob-
Benton, formerly of this city, now of Brown!
vile, was i'll the city last Saturday and Sun
day.
Mr.. Richard Marshall writes from Eldorad
v Springs, that his health is very greatly i'm
Il proved. lie weighs 173 pounds. lie will b
home about Dec. l..
Miss Amn,za Taylor returned home frol
r Ray county, accompanied by her cousin, Nj
h Ed Ball, of Richmond, and is visiting at MI
Shotwell's, in Odessa.
Col. Robert G. Ingersoll, the famous law
!, yer and intidei, sold his residence IN WASH
ington Saturday for $45, 900, and goes to Ne
>, York to reside permanently.
Madame Nevada's new car is beautiful
- decorated, the American flag occupying IL
place of honor. Madame Nevada unde
stands the value of advertising.
" A Denver Chinaman, who stumbled over
: nest of hornets, was seen the next mome
" flying down the street yelling: Joss
" Dam !" "Mellican helle fire BIRDS"
- Mr.. Alfred Jones was in town the 9th,
day, anxious to know the railroad news, al
hopeful that Lexington was soon to recei'
n the impetus Of the c., b. u Q.'s location.
Mary Anderson is not pleased with her r
ception i'll New York, and has announced h
intention to return to England after h.
present tour, never to return professional
:" Atlanta COnstltution:-"The Japane
say:-'A man takes a drink, then t
drink takes a drink aud next the drink tax
the man. Evidently the Japanese have be-
ry there.'"
Is Mr.. Horace b. Claim, the head of the W,
l. known dry goods house of H. b. Claflin
Ia Co., New York City. died of apoplexy Ii
o. Saturday afternoon, at his residence In For
r. ham, n. Y.
IS DR.. and Mrs. Harry Balm, of SedalR, car
> up from Sedalla to visit relatives and frient
~ last FRIDAY. The doctor returned home I
.: following evening. He says if "e get the
q. B. Il. .. We will get another doctor.
n Uncle Cyrus Osborn was in town, Nj
So day, and attended Lexington lodge, A. +.
n A.. NJ. lie is a veteran Mason as we'll as G
ID of the best citizens of this county, and is
Is ways welcomed here by a host of friends.
>, To 100000 ma les in Montana there are OF
> 8s.9I5 females; in Arizona but 33 ,494;
- wyoming but 46 .S91; in New mexico 50, 81
in Dakota G4,257; in Washington Terrific
63.39l: in Idaho 4s,463; in Nevada 4S,IS5.
RI e Il. ID. Washburn, OF St. Joseph, St
father of Mrs. A. V. Robinson, was h,
Sunday and Monday. Capt. Washburn
well known to many of our old citizens as
many years the owner of the ferry at West,
Mr. Frederick Schwab. the musical or
of the New York Times, has instituted lie
proceedings against Nine. Nevada for Iii
accusing him Of trying to obtain mor
from her for favorable notices in the III
U A Washington dispatch, November
, says:-'Speaker Carlisle was so i'll when
'e' arrived here this afternoon that he v