Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1886-04-03
Personalities.
Mr.. Manning is better.

Mr.. Manning is better.
Capt. Jos. Barnett is very i'll.
Mr.. c. Y. Ford was in the city yesterday.
DR.. Fulkerson went to Napoleon Tuesday.
Mr.. Thomas W. Rldings was in town yes
terday.
Tuesday.
Rev. A. A. Moore will move to Odessa,
this week.
Mr.. j. X. Pearcy has returned to his farm,
near this city.
MIR. Il. NJ. Sparks left, Monday night. for
Medicine Lodge.
Miss Lizzie KUuntZ, of Dover, is in the
city visiting friends.
Mr.. 7. B, Campbell left, Tuesday morn
ing, for Medscine Lodge.
Mr.. Robert Evehart of Pleasant Prairie,
was in the city yesterday.
Miss Mamie Tutte is visiting her grand
father, Col. D. Reddlngton.
Rev. A. Pistor will leave this morning for
his new charge at Boonville.
Mes,rs. G. n. Mountjoy and VIM. Duncan
went to kans Is City, Tuesday.
went to Kansas City Tuesday.
Mr.. W. q. Musgrove left, last Monday, tor
Kansas on prospecting tour,
Messrs. VIM. Welch and Robert Wade, of
Clay township, have gone TO Kansas.
Mr.. Il. S. Sandidge, of the Marshall Pro-
gress, paid us pleasant visit Monday.
MIR. A. Althoff of the Thalbote was in town,
yesterday. and called on the Intelligencer.
Mr.. r. Snyder was thrown from buggy
at Odessa, few days ago and somewhat hurt
Mr.. j. B. Silver went to Kansas City Tues
day. and will visit Leavenworth and St. 10.
Mr.. f. K. Barnett asks us to change his
address from Higgnsville to Arkansas City,
Kan.
Mrs. Geo. Trail and her children are home
from visit to Mrs. Trails father in Saline
county,
Mr.. j. c. Cobb. president of the Odessa
bank, went TO Boston few days ago on a
business trip.
Mrs, DR.. Laws, of Columbia, and Miss
Clarabel Brashear, OF Cincinnati, are visiting
at Judge Woods,
Mr.. Z. A. Burnett, of the Paris Mercury,
who has been visiting his brother-In-law, Mr..
r. A. II. Hill, was in to see US yesterday.
Messrs Q. Campbell, of the Sedalia Demo-
crat, and Ed. B. BurrOwes, of the Bazoo were
here yesterday representing their papers.
Miss Sailie Chambers went to Kansas City,
last Thursday, to attend convention of the
Ladies' Southwestern Missionary Board of
the Presbyterian church.
Mr.. A. j. Sparks was here Monday. He
will leave in week or SO, with his wife, nee
Emma Zenlmeyer, for Butte City, Montana,
to live. He has good position there.
Odessa Democrat 80 Messrs. NJ. Il. Wood,
Thomas Taylor and Rev. f. w. Leonard, left
Tuesday morning on pleasure trip to Cali
fOrnia, taking advantage Of the reduced rates
on tine railroads."
Mr.. Walter Waddell, Miss Bette Il. Wad-
dell, Mrs. DR.. p. Austin, Miss Fannie Shank
lin, Mrs. Fannie B. Arnold, the last three of
| Carrollton, left for Kansas City, Monday, en-
route to San Francisco to visit relatives.
Rev. and Mrs. L. W. Tate recently wrote
| to US as follows:-''Though our separation
| from dear friends in Lafayette was painful,
| we have met warm reception here, and are
| happy in our new home and new field of Ia
|
at 1,0l2 East 9TH street, Sedalia, MOI
| Post Dispatch, March 31:-"Bishop Robert
son had bad day last Friday, but has beer
improving steadily ever since, and he Is now
considered on a fair way to recovery. Il
seems that the artery which was partially
choked up has resumed its functions, ant
this having been the worst feature the pros
poets for recovery are good"
Miss Lillian Child, daughter of the new
Minister to Siam, was so panied over the ide,
of gong TO a foreign country and leaving he
lover, Thomas X. Grow, that Tuesday the
young folks went up TO Kansas City and wer,
married, going to Oiathe, kan, for shor
visit before seeking the parental blessing
The groom is a painter BY trade and in goo
circumstances.
A Washington special dated April l, says
the weather is having very depressin;
effect upon Senator Vest aud he is far les
/. well than for several days past. Friends, i
discussing his mental and physical condition
; regretfully express the conviction that b
will not be able to resume his senator's
. duties during the present session of congres
and that the best thing for him 10 do is
seek the comforts OF his home III Missour ri
Mr.. w, Ii. WorIa nd in asking us to chang
, his address from Moline, Kansas, to Medicin
Lodge, adds; s;-"We are having nice weathe
: for the past two weeks farmers are plowing
the roads are good with few exception
> and those places would be good if We ha
good fences close up where we could han
! IN Il Ouf m :.
as money matters 90 are close, but the bus
u ness men are expecting better times i'll IL
spring time; there will be lively times whe
the chiggers begin to get in their work alon
in May, and from then on until they freel
up. May pen you a few lines from the Lods
| after WbiIe,r