Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1886-03-27
Personalities.
Miss Lee Meng Is visiting here.
Mr. p II Smith 10 hDmo oUain

Miss Lee Meng Is visiting here.
Mr.. r. E.. Smith is acme again.
Mr.. Morris Gratz is east buying goods.
Mr.. Will Barton's baby IS much better.
Mr.. Lewis H. Day was here Thursday.
Hon. Chas. L.. Ewing was IN the city Tues
day.
is sick.
Mr.. Louis Gillen is confined to the house by
illness.
Hans. Chadwick Is one of the pilots of the
Dakota.
Mr.. K. l.. Greer. of Aullville, was In
town yesterday.
Mr.. James c. Hooton is here visiting rela-
tives and friends.
Mr.. j. s. Wade, of Odessa, Is very low,
with brain fever.
Mrs. W. 1. Eckle, of Carrollton, is visiting
friends in this city.
Mr.. Robert Afford, of Pappinsville, is In
the city visiting relatives,
Mr.. w. G.. McCausland returned early In
the week from his trip east.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Zeiler were in Lexing-
ton, Sunday, visiting friends.
Mrs. Philip Keller is improving, her
physician hopes permanently.
Miss Mary Bryant, one of the teachers at
c. F. c.. spent Monday in Kansas City.
Miss Nora Cobb. of c.. F. c., spent Sum-
day and Monday at her home in Dover.
Mr.. Geo. Hutchinson has moved to the Mus
grove house, corner Sixteenth and Main.
Mrs. s. 81. Hendrix, of Omaha, Neb.. Is
| visiting friends and relatives in this county.
Mr.. Buford A. Chinn who has been quite
ill. has been able to attend to business this
week.
Mr.. A.. A. Young was in to see us We'd
nesday. He says wheat IN his nelghborhood
is looking first rate; needing a little rain,
maybe.
Misses Nora and Alice Christy. of c. F. c..
were visiting their parents at Greenton, Sum-
day last.
Misses Alma and Nora ChristY, of C, F. c.,
spent Sunday and Monday at their home in
| Dover.
Miss Jennie WOodson, of Richmond, Mo-,
spent Sunday and Monday at home and re-
turned to her duties at C. F. C. Tuesday
morning.
Mrs. s. E. Green. OF GreentOn, Mo-, spent
Sunday with her sister, Miss Bertha Swink,
at c. F. c.
Mr.. Frank Chew, of St. Louis, spent sew
eral days this week visiting relatives and
friends here.
Mrs. Geo. L.. Trail, accompanied by her
children, is visiting her fathers family, in
Saline county.
Mr.. Linn SchOield, OF johnson county,
was visiting friends in Clay township a few
days last week,
Mrs. Kate Prather, of Odessa, has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. E. L, Thorp, of Clay
township this week.
Miss Alice Collins, of Dover, was at home
c., Tuesday morning.
Mr.. Edward W. H. Ahrens left for the
east. Wednesday evening, to buy goods. He
will be absent a week or so.
Miss Rena Corder is visiting her sister,
Mrs. w. B. Steele. The two ladies are
going down to Waverly to-day.
C. Y. Ford, Esq, was in town Wednesday.
He was looking remarkably well. He repor-
ted wheat in his section as very good.
Mr.. Russell Wilson has rented a house in
Kansas City. and will move there soon. His
mother, Mrs. b. H. Wilson, will accompany
him.
Mr.. Geo. Zeysing, who has for the past two
years been living at Tehama. California, ar
rived here last Tuesday ,%enroute for his no me.
in Dover.
Mrs. C. f.. Ballard returned from st. Louis
a day or two ago. Mr.. Ballard remains about
In the same condition in which he has been
for weeks.
Misses Katie Watts and Emma Jackson,
teachers at q. F.. c., spent Sunday in Fayette,
Mo-. and heard DR.. Talmage preach at Cen
tenary Chapel.
Misses Florence and Nettie Clemmens and
Fannie Hamburger, who spent a few days
at home this week, returned, Mo day, to
their duties at c. F. c.
Judge Jno. E. Ryland returned home,
Wednesday, from holding court at Warrens-
burg. The result of the term was to send six
men to the penitentiary.
Col. F. S. Curtis, of the firm of Ports &
Curtis, St. Louis, was in the city, this week,
on legal business. Col. Curtis was a mem
Der Of the last legislature.
Miss Eva Wait who has been teaching
school in Pettis county, was here visiting at
Mr.. j. D. Davis, Monday, and left for her
home, Newcastle, Penn. that evening.
Albert Weber is at home on a visit. Mr..
Weber graduated with honor at the recent
commencement of the St. Louis College Of
Pharmacy, standing second in u class of 81.
Elder j. NJ. Mountjoy, of the Christian
church, died at Columbia, last Tuesday, Of
typhoid pneumonia. He was a strong man
in his church. and had many personal friends
Mr.. Jno. P. Hickam left, last Tuesday, fol
California, by the A. T.. & S. He goes for hi.
health, and will be absent some time. We
hope rest and a change of climate may benefit
him.
D. Y. Prigmore and G.. 81. Dryden, of thu
neighb0rhood of Alma, will start, next week
tor California on a prospecting tour, with the
expectation OF locating in the Golden 81 tate
We can Ill afford to lose such citizens.
Thomas A. Tidbsll, Esq, Il prominen'
banker of Fort Worth. Texas, formerly o
this city, spent last Sunday and Monday
here. Mr.. Tid5all is looking remarkably
well. He reports the Lexington colony a
Fort Worth in good health.
Rev. w. A.. Crouch has been in kansa.
City, this week, assisting Rev. Mr.. Lowry il
conducting a protracted meeting. He will b.
nome for services Tomorrow. Rev. Samue
Brown, who assisted in the recent meeting
here was also engaged IN the Kansas Cit,
work.
Mrs. H. b. Kelly, nee Harolerode, an ole
Lexingtonian, now of Mcpherson. Kansas
> Is here visiting friends and relatives. after al
absence of % years. At present she is with
, the family of MIR. VIM. X. Russell, Eight
. street.
DR.. VIM. C. Webb. Jr., was graduates
, from the Medical College of Ohio, at Cine in
natl, March 10, with distinguished honor
: He was offered = position IN The local hospi
tai, but declined it. DIR. Webb is now W ell
4 equipped for his profession, and the Intelli
. gencer wishes HIM all success in it.
Post Dispatch, March 23:-"The condition
Of RlshOn Robertson has almost cau.ad hi