Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1886-10-09
Personalities.
Mr.. Blake Fishback is quite sick.

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Mr.. Blake Fishback is quite sick.
Cyrus Osborn, Esq, was IN town Tuesday.
Mr.. Hy. Wilke has been IN st. LOni this
week.
Mrs. W. b. Bolton is visiting her home re-
lativeS,
Miss Susie Martin has gone home; Fort
Worth. Tex.
Mr.. Kilian Long and lady are attending the
st. Louis fair.
Mr.. Joseph Long and wife are attending
the st. Louis fair.
Miss Katie Selling visited friends in May
view last Sunday.
MIR. David smith went down TO the st.
Louis fair, last Saturday.
Mrs. W. &. Musgrove reached here yes
terday on a visit to friends.
Mr.. X. E. Hudnall has been Ill for some
time improves very slowly.
Margie, daughter of Judge Y. Ryland, has
been very i'll this week with fever.
Capt. Roley Porter, who had been here i'll,
returned to duty a few days ago.
Mrs. Margaret Wernwag left, Tuesday, for
a visit to relatives at Richmond.
Miss Addie Graham, of Nashville, Tenn,
is at her ~uncle's, Mr.. B. R.. Ireland.
Mrs. Cleveland has returned to Washing
ton from a visit to friends at Buffalo.
Mrs. Ogden, a missionary from Africa, Is
visiting her sister, Mrs. James Greer.
Messrs. Will Chinn and Jack Llvesay left
for a trip through Kansas last Monday.
Miss mi Chamberlain Is home from her
visit to Tacoma, Washington territory.
Albert Strother, Esq, a worthy young
lawyer of this city is prospecting In Texas.
Messrs. &. NJ. Mountjoy and II. G. Fran
cisco left, Thursday, for Nebraska, to feed
cattle,
Jennie Lind's daughter, who is spoken of
as having a marvellous voice, is coming to this
country.
Mrs. Chas. Grimes and Mrs. Jennie Stew
art are visiting relative and attending the st.
Louis fair.
Miss Lizzie McPike, of Parkville, Platte
count, enrolled this week as a pupil at Cen
trail Female College.
Mr.. Chas. Conard is visiting his parents
and old friends in LOudOn county, Virginia,
after an absence of six years.
Saml. Harrison, Esq. and Mrs. E. C. Cum
ningham and children have been visiting at
Mr.. w. S. Clagett's this week.
Misses Nora and Allie ChrIsty, OF Green
ton, will start for Il five months visit to
friends in kentucky, in a day or two.
Mrs. Jos. Chinn and Mrs. George Gordon,
after a weeks visit to their brother, John N.
Shelby, at Lamar, No., have returned home.
RObl. Anderson, Esq. of Eagle Rock
Idaho, was in town yesterday, looking well.
He left in the evening to join his wife in
Kentucky.
Miss AIMS Kennedy, of Higgl. vile, came
up to the Baptist Association, and remained
over the week at her brother s-in-iaw, MIR.
Z. c. Wallace.
Mr.. Mat. Murphy has been quite i'll for
two weeks with typhoid malarial fever; com.
ing home from Kansas City, where he had
been at work, sick.
Ethelbert T, Lee, Jr Is still very low with
typhoid fever. and Mr.. e. T. Lees daughter,
Dora Alice, aged eleven years, is also down
with the same disease.
Misses iona Ryland, Eddie Winsor and
Lizzie Shields. Messrs. Walter Wsddell, Seth
Serat aud L. NJ. Shields, were at the Yelled
Prophets ball last Tuesday night.
Mr.. NJ. F. Reinhardt, of Higginsville, an
old schoolmate of DR., j. W. Davis, who had
not seen him for fifteen years, was enabled to
meet him when he was lecturing here.
Miss iona Ryland who had been visiting
Miss Lizzie Shields. at Cairo, and also the
st. Louis Exposition and Yelled Prophets,
returned home Thursday morning, accom-
panied by Mr.. Lilburn Shields.
Rev. j. G. Vogel left for Higginsville, his
new appointment, last Wednesday. On
Monday night the Sunday school teachers
and scholars gave him a serenade and pre-
sentea him with a handsome office chair
Mr.. Phetzing made the presentation speech.
The Rev. John Rodney, rector emeritus OF
st. Luke's Church in Germantown, who
died on Tuesday at the age of 30 years, was
a descendant OF Caesar Rodney, one Of the
signers of the Declaration Of Independence,
graduated at Princeton in 1916. and was the
Oldest clergyman in orders in the Protestant
Episcopal church in America.
MIR. c. ID. Hereford. of st. Adams, w. Va.
has been here visiting friends and relative.
Mr., Hereford some years ago married Mis-.
Annie Roth, and is well known to many OF
our people. The Charleston, w. Va, Star
of q recent date, pays Mr.. Hereford a warn
compliment rs Il merchant, showing tina
whereas he started a few years ago with S65(
capital he is now the owner of his own build
ing and Il large stock of goods, three tint
dwellings, two farms of 246 acres, three
houses and lots in the suburbs, a country
store at CARROTS Bend. an interest in q fur