Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1885-09-26
Personalities.

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Hon. VIM. III. Carter is still very ill.
Mr.. Oscar Andreen was here this week.
Mr.. Jno. S. Davis was in town Thursday.
Mr.. ALVIN Kensler was in town Monday.
IL. l.. Greer, ESD, was in the city yester-
day.
Mfr. Thos. NJ. Dicken was in town Thurs
day.
Nathan Corder, Esq, was in town yester-
day.
Miss Fannie Marshall spent Sunday last at
home.
Mr. Issac Neale has returned from Dade
county.
Mr.. C. j. FrerkIng, of Concordla, was here
yesterday.
Miss Senoya Fulkerson, of Higginsville,
is at the E.. A.. S.
Mr.. Robert E.. Smith is home from his trip
east to buy goods.
Mr.. j. @. P%lattenburg, of Dover, was IN
the city Yesterday.
Coucordia to the front! Twin boys two
| weeks in succession.
Mr.. John w. keithley has been in town
| several days this week.
Messrs. B. NJ. and j. B. Hobson. of Bolton,
Mo-, were mere Iuls Wceh.
Miss Sarah Holland, of Hume, No., IL In
the city visiting relatives.
Mrs. Matte Kinney, nee Walton, of Texas,
| is in the city visiting friends.
Mr.. A. Althoff was IN the city yesterday
| and called on the Intelligencer.
Mr.. Jack Price of Kansas City. spent n
| day In this city with his parents.
Mr.. Emmett l.. Wade of Higginsville, spent
| Sunday in this city visiting friends.
Miss Anna Ewing returned, last Saturday
from a four days visit at Kansas City.
Mr.. AL. Marsh has been transferred, as
conductor, to the NJ, X. u 7. railroad.
Miss Katie Emde is home from Wyandotte.
Miss Mamie Kaulback came with her.
Bessie, daughter of Mr.. c. C. Wallace, VIII
has been i'll with scarlet fever, Is better.
Col, Kit Garner, of Richmond, was regis
tered at the Commercial hotel Thursday,
Capt. w. A. Thornton had y rib broken
Monday, by being thrown from a wild horse
G. W. Grayson, Esq, of Eufaula, l. L.
placed his daughter in the B. F. c. this week
Miss Nettle B. Wallace went down, Mon
day, to Fsyette for a few weeks visit tt
friends.
Kalliope Andrethakes. a native of Greece
but now of Louisville, KY, Is attending tn
F.. A.. S.
Mr.. VIM. T. Bell is at EldoradO, and will
remain till cold weather. His health Is i'm
proving.
Miss Lille Thompson, of Higginsville, wa
in the city. yesterday, having some photo
graphs taken.
]. P. ~Stambsugh, programme agent
4 Paws show, registered at the Commercial
Thursday night.
: Misses Mary Savage and Matte Caples, {
!, Glasgow, Mo-. are visiting at Mr.. ]. c. Bled
!, soe's near MAYHEM.
Mr., F, X. Tut was at home this week. H
left, Wednesday, for Texas, and will lie ab
sent until February.
Miss Nellie Anderson, of Odessa, is board
ing at Mr.. Geo. Venable's, and is enrolled 8
a pupil at the E. A. S.
Mr.. Will Howe was quite sick several day
the first of the week. He has been at hi
post since Wednesday.
DIR. Peter Temple, who has been danger
! ously sick for the past three weeks, Wa
, much better yesterday.
. Capt. Roley Porter came up from st. Lou
on Friday of last week, and will remain til
some time next month.
!. Eula Gordon, of Lafayette county. is boart
ing at her grandmother's, Mrs. Lin. Gordon
and attending the E. A. S.
s. Miss Barbara X. Burns, of near Lexington
/ spent several days, this week, visiting tt
family of Mrs. Wayman in this city.
s Mrs. S. r. Arnold returned home yestel
+ day from St. Louis, where she had been
purchase her fall stock of millinery.
Miss Lille Cameron, a fOrme pupil OF
r. c., is in the city, the guest of Miss Jenn
Grimes. She will remain a week or ten day
Mr.. J. s. Simmons, the engineer and supe
intendent of the waterworks, had a seve
congestive chill last Thursday night. He W
o somewhat better at last accounts.
Mr.. j. Al. Shultz and family of Linwo'
II Lawn, have returned to St. Louis for t
winter, after spending the summer We
pleasantly at their beautiful country seat ne
- this city.
Little BERTHE Hopper. who had his leg al
putated last week. as mentioned in the ]
A telligencer, is getting along nicely. His on
70 trouble is a tickling sensation in the sole
70 the missing foot.
Mr. r. Field attended Presbytery at Lam
n He was delighted with his trip, with the to-
itself, with the country round about, a
h with the people in particular, who, he sa
were hospitality itself.
40 Mrs, Maggie Weber, of Wichita, Kans
10 is here visiting the family of her father,
- 1tL~r f,fanI, 0ha n
A probably remain for another week.
), Mr.. Thos. L. Austin will not go to '
or Buren,, Arkansas, before next spring. H
or now at the Ahrens Dry Goods Bazaar, VIII
" he invites bis friends to call on HIM.
90 This is Maj. A.G. Young's 9lst birth day.
will be celebrated by the meeting Of the {
re Mems Club at his house. Maj. Young's
ho been a long, honorable and useful life.
IN Jno. E. Burden, Esq, returned, a few d
,ir ago. from his legal trip to Albany. Gen
=, county, Mo. He says the democrats up tn
,r are all .'solid" for the national and state
II ministrations, indorsing both heartily.
NJ The following has been received by frien
us "Mrs. E. W. Payne desires your presence
the marriage of her daughter, Alice, to o.
~ Poole, at her residence in Medicine Loo
{. Kansas, Wednesday. October 7th, 1885
lilo p. M"
Mrs. DR.. Tucker and child, of Edgert
- Kansas, are visiting Mrs. VIM. T.. Bell
- this city. Mrs. Tucker and the baby HI
400 both been quite sick, but are now much b
~ ter. DR.. Tucker came down Saturday, {
returned home Wednesday.
mo- Mr.. Frank Landlord and wife. of Adri
Bates county, Mo-, arrived here last Satur
nd upon a visit to their parents and other IT
tlves and friends, They will rem lin, pro
bly,, all of next week. He reports crop
,an that county good for the season.
q, Miss Malinda K. Cundiff, daughter of
hi j. II. R. Cundiff, was married, in st Lo
m, Tuesday, to Mr.. Abner F. Nash, of
for Joseph. TIL ceremony. owing to the re,
.irr severe illness of Col. Cunditf, was quiet,
somewhat private, only the family and a
very intimate friends being present.
Tho "Why don't you finish eating your hi
rod Tommy" asked a Lexington mother OF
No, fork, as he caught sight of someone q
hat ing out ice cream. "ImpOssible, ma"
will piled the lad. "Why?" 'Cause its crow
out to make room for more interesting II
ter" answered Tommy, who recently be
working in a newspaper office.
on Marshall Democrat: - pleasant family
lion union occurred at the home of Mr.. and
j. r. Colvert, near MAYHEM, Lafayette c.
Oh tV, last sunday. There were present =,