Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1886-01-02
Personalities.

MIR. jesse Hamlet Is better.
Mr.. Ed Kerdolff has been home.
Mr.. Rhodes is here visiting friends.
Mr., james Moorehead Is home from FUTON.
Mrs, j, D.. Robinson continues TO I'm
prove.
Miss Matte Keene is visiting Mrs. L. IL.
Clagsett. !,
Col. 10. Davis went to Kansas City, last
Tuesday.
Mrs. r. II. Vaughan is visiting relatives In
Glasgow.
Thos. B.. Campbell, Esq. was in town
Thursday. -,
Mr.. Jno. c. Young is threatened with
Mr.. Albert Winkler had q very successful
business trip. !
Mr.. Robt, Norfolk Is spending the holidays
with his family.
Messrs. Benjamin and Henry Smith spent
the holidays here.
Miss Katie Kramer spent two days in Kan
sss City this week.
Miss Annie Price is the guest of relatives
In Higginsville, Mo.
Mr.. James Aull is now liv ing at the Coates
| House, Kansas City.
MIR. George Mann spent a few days with
friends here recently.
Rev. j. NJ. CLANCY and wife spent last
Tuesday in Lexington.
Miss Hettie Kenney, of Independence. Is
visiting the Misses Wilmott.
Mrs. Bodie Laurie has been spenins 4 rev
DAYS with Mrs. Jos. +. Smith.
MIR. Jno. l.. Lockhart, of Wellington, PAID
us a pleasant visit Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Limrick are guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Wentworth.
Rev. DR.. Mister, of Nevada. Mo-, is visit
ing his daughters at the E. A. S.
Mr.. C. Ben Russell was at the river con-
~yention at Kansas City as a delegate.
Mrs. W. B. Steele has been spending The
holidays with her parents at Waverly.
u Mr.. Oscar Gehner, now of Sedalia, Is
spending the holidays with his parents.
Miss Lizzie Wilmott, who teaches school
> near Independence. is at home this week.
: Miss Fannie Hall goes to see her sister
) Mrs. John Fishback, near Napoleon, to-day
Z We know Uncle Tom Rulings hated to get
off the train at Wellington, last Tuesday
= night.
: Miss Lille Graham will leave January II
for Kansas City, to remain away serera
weeks.
81 Miss Lizzie Moore, of Troy, Mo-. formerly
. of the E.. A. S., is visiting Miss Saliie Cham
= bers, Jr.
MI. Jno. L. Sears, of Kansas City, was in
Lexington, Tuesday. aud called on the Intel
ligencer.
. Misses Maggie Dysdsle and Minnie Gran
~ have been visiting the family of Mr.. T.. BOye
at Higginsville.
Mr.. Spencer o.. Greer, of st. Paul, Mimi
is spending his holiday vacation. with hi
parents In the city.
H. s. Parker, Esq, prosecuting attorney Q
Lincoln county, is deal. He was two term
y a member of the legislature.
.. Mr.. and Mrs, 4ettiebower, of Kansas. ar
~ visiting in this city. Mr.. Hefiebower is
Az brother of Mrs. j. W. Rinehart.
- Mrs. Cornells Winfield Scott, widow
~ Col. H. L. Scott and daughter Of Gen. VIII
field Scott, has just died at Baltimore.
Mrs. VIM. H.. Carter. who has been at Flu
~ ton some time visiting her husband, write
~ back that she found him. somewhat better.
Mr.. John A. Mitchell, an old and high
- respected citizen, was SO i'll last night that
was thought he would not live till inornin
Misses Matte Stoneroad. of Las Vega
N. NJ, and Hettie Perryman. of Muskogee,
T., are visiting the family of Maj. Geo.
a. Gordon.
Mr. Frank Hassell has been here visiti'
49, his parents. He says all the talk at CAIRO
T. ton Is that the c.. B. & O.. is coming to LIE
nd ington.
Miss Alice Wolf spent her Christmas wi
Miss Eta Anderson, at Higginsville. T
two young ladies are now visiting friends
Aullville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brammeli. of Kansas CT.
spent the holidays in Lexington. visiting I
~ family of Harrison Smith. Esq, Mrs. Bra,
Mr. mell's father.
49, Judge VIM. T. Wood. Col. NJ. V.
McClelland and II. A. Hicklin, ESQ.,, attend
the Missouri river convention at Kansas c
as delegates,
-,,h Mr.. Platt B. Walker. of Minneapo
MIMI, SON in of Mr.. James Clowdsl
was one of the most prominent workers
the river convention.
Mr.. John S. Blackwell, our energetic 6
efficient prosecuting attorney, will celebr
ach, his 54th birth day on the Sth OF January.
h. wish for him very many happy returns of
cteo day.
'daS Major Geo. p. Gordon and his nephew,
Nathan Corder, Dr., made ia a very pleas
the visit, Wednesday. Mr.. Corder has just
ming turned from New Mexico. and saws he Ii
ing. the western country exceedingly.
titan Miss Katie Kramer has resigned her d
ming ton ut c. F. c., ,nd will be succeeded
bel teacher of instrumental musjc Inv \
Johanna Kriehn. Miss Kramer leaves
'd'st duties with the good will of all with WI
z AT she was associated.
acla- Mr.. job Currie, editor OF the Aubu
Neb., Champion. was in the city u few {
/, 81 this week, and made US q pleasant call. ]
100 Is an old LeyIngtonian, having been born
". j. reared here, and did his first type-stickin
this Office. We are glad to hear that b
mas. prospecting in his new home.