Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1886-11-13
Personalities.

Miss Mamie Shaw has been ill this week.
Mr.. Isidore Keller left for a trip Tuesday.
Mr.. Joe Afford got home form Denver last
night.
Mr.. Benz. Gordon has removed to Eldorado
Springs.
Mrs. j. ID. Conner went to Kansas City.
Tuesday.
Senator Vest Is spending a day or W in
New York.
MIR. Ii. Wilson Winsor went up to Kansas
City Tuesday.
Lees Summit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jno, E. Burden went to Kan.
sas City Tuesday.
Judge Ryland got home from holding court
at Sedalia, yesterday.
Mr.. NJ. Gratz and his little boy, Joseph,
went to Kansas City Tuesday.
MIR. E. Winsor went up to Atchison, Kan,
Tuesday morning, on business.
Miss Lizzie Brown, of Independence, Is
visiting at Mrs. VIM. Duvall's.
MIR. Geo. Chapman, of Kansas City. visited
his parents in this city Sunday.
Mr.. Calvin Wiley, of Kansas City, entered
W. NJ. A., as a pupil yesterday.
Mr.. L.. r. Kaufman went down to Boon
vile, las, Saturday, on legal business.
Mr.. VIM. Abel, of Kansas City, was here
to visit his son at w, NJ. A., Thursday.
DR.. W. G. Mcdonald has removed to this
city, and is living at the Ardinger house.
We understand that MIR. j. Z. Bledsoe con.
templates moving to town for the winter.
Senator Cockrell will reach Washington
next Monday to remain during the session of
congress.
Mr.. John Steele, attorney of the c. & A,
was here on business for the road last
Wednesday.
Mr.. A. w. Smith has moved his business
to Kansas City. His family will remain here
for the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Miller, of Keytesville, Mo-,
have been here visiting their daughter. Mrs.
j. ID. Blanton.
Miss Bette Mountjoy left, last Monday
morning, for Parsons, Kansas, to visit friends
and relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. C.. McGrew and Misses
Estelle and Maize McGrew went up to Kan
sas City, Tuesday.
Mrs, Mollle Boyd, and her brother, MIR.
John Grant, arrived here, Thursday night,
from Abilene. Texas.
Mrs. NJ. j. Hudson left, last night. for
Rolla. Mo-, to visit relatives. She expects to
spend the winter there.
Mrs. .. G. Gregg, nee Mamie Trigg, OF
Eureka, Kansas, is visiting her aunt, Mrs. A.
A. Lesueur, and other relatives.
Pref. Sanford Sellers, wife and two children
returned from Waco, the home of Mrs. Sell
ers' parents. last saturday. All we'll.
Sheriff Jos. W. Bowman has been in Kan
sas City several days this week on legal bus
, mess growing out of the duties of his Office.
Fred Archer, the daring and successful
jockey, shot and killed himself. Monday, IL
London, while in delirium from typhoid
fever.
Mrs. j. B. Rubey, nee Magdalene Vaughan
with her children, left, Tuesday morning, fol
Los Angeles, CAL, where she will make her
home.
Miss Lydia Primer, who has been visiting
friends and relatives in Jefferson City and
St. Louis for the past six weeks, returned
nome last Sunday night.
Mr.. W. S. DornBlaser has resigned as as
sistant-postmaster at Higginsville, to accep
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find it pleasant and successful.
Mr.. Graham G.. Lacy sou of Judge Lacy
of Sedalia, and Miss Ellen Belle, daughter o
Mr.. Thos. Z. Tootle, a millionaire of st
Joseph, were married Thursday.
D Owing TO the illness of the groom tn
a Jameson-Chestham wedding was postpone,
! from a date in October to November IT, q
/. mentioned elsewhere in this column. .
Mrs. Jno. c. Young suffered from a yer
= severe attack of heart disease 8 few day
ago, Great uneasiness was felt regarding he
} for q while, but she has been getting better.
t Messrs. j. S. Blackwell, Jno. E. Burde
Jos. B. Shelby, Jr., James Kelly and W. q
Waddell, went up to Kansas City, Tuesday
. in the ir-Shelby case in the u. S. court.
Mrs. Geo. B. Dealey, who has been spend
n ing the summer here with her fathers famil!
e on account of a delicate child, will leave fo
= her home In Dallas, Texas, next Thursday.
e Cards have been sent to friends announcin
the marriage, next Tuesday, of DR.. Ford /
a Peters. of Washington City, and Mis-
Annette, daughter of Mr.. f. Wlnsor, of III
IS city.
e "Mr. aud Mrs. j. E. Cheatham request IL
pleasure of your company at the marriaa
d ceremony of their daughter, Fanny, to n
Hiram b. jameson, Wednesday evening
Nov. II, at their residence, Lexington, Nc
1886. Reception from to 10 p. M"