Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1886-01-23
Tr1T LEXINGTON INTEL1I<
Personalities.

Mrs, Robert Flournoy is quite Ill. :
Hon. Jno. P. Harmon was at Odessa Aoh-
day. .,r-
Mis-, Lee Meng returned home last satur-
day.
Capt. Henry G. Carson. an old riVerman'
is dead. ..
Miss Jessie Atkinson was In Kansas CnY
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. w Fox were 1t town
Tuesday.
Mr.. William Wilmott is laid up with the
1ooth-sche.
Mrs. Herbert Sparks returned nome issi
| Monday night. ~
Misc Lucy Stark, of Corder. is visiting at
Judge Harrison's. |
Rev. W. M. Dempsey and bride have oeen
visiting at Waverly.
MFR. l.. Cary, of Kansas City, was here
Sunday and Monday.
Mrs. J, W. Rinehart is suffering from an
attack Of pneumonia.
Mr.. r.. S. Andrews, of Clay township was
in Lexington, Tuesday.
MIR. Sam'l. 1 Drysdale, ST., Is suuering
from an attack of erysipelas.
Miss Martha Crenshsw is slowly recovering
from an attack of pneumonia.
Miss Maggie Green went to HigglnsViiie
! last Tuesday to spend a few days.
! MIR. W. P. Seawell, now Of Lees Summit
was in the city, this week on 8 visit.
Misses Annie and Lottie Taubman are
> visiting friends and relatives In Dover.
: Miss Frick returned home, last Monday
night, after a visit at DR.. Fulkerson's.
:, DIR. Minos Adams asks US to change MS
, address from Cave Spings, Ga, to Rome, Ga.
Mas Annie Chamberlain and Miss Anna
Ewing went to St. Louis, last Monday night.
Mr.. Ed. Jefferson, of Ohio, Is visiting MS
= brother, MIR. b. W. Jefferson, of Clay W
ship.
Miss Katie Chrismsn, of Marshall. return
ed home. Monday, after q visit Vt MIS- 'rau'
g dy's. >,
Mrs. Emma Schoheld has gotten back 10
:, her rooms, from which she WAS driven Dy
the fire.
,suuire r. T. Russell and Mr.. John McBu
!, new. of Odessa, were in town, Tuesday, OF
business. -.
; Mrs. John Morrison, Of Kansas CITY, !
visiting the family of MIR. William Morr'soh
d, In this city.
~ Miss Mary Hughes, Of Richmond, passe
- ,brouuh town. Monday night, 81 route 10
Jefferson City. .,-
=. Miss Fannie Bellies, of MAYHEM, Is visitin
!, hor s;ster. Mrs. w, G.. Wilmott. She !
Y, remain several weeks.
Mr. Thos. H. Smith, OF Saline county, III
been here several days, this week. snaKir
Ie. hands with old friends.
r Mr.. Will jameson who has been spendir
Or. the mast month with his mother and frieno
an. will return to St. Louis to-day.
MI. Mr.. James Barnes, of Dakotah, Is here
q 200 his father, Mr.. Waller Barnes. !
brought his father a venison and a me l
er; spike bucks head.
on Mr.. John Ewing, son of John NJ. "
Of ESQ.,. who has been In Colorado Tor the ps
day three wears, is spending a few days al no
visiting his fathers family, near Mayhem
liver Kansas City Times:-''Ron W. d. y
Wild ter, representative from Lafayette county,
sf- inmate of Fulton asylum for several mon
II q psst, is rapidly improving and bis recover
It an looked for"
onel Mr. Sam. Muir. of Nicholasville. ky.,
and Miss Katie Chrlsman, of Marsha!l, NO., '
and have been visiting their COUSINS, the Nil
the Grady, near this city, left for their resi-
ned. tive homes last Monday.
ARA Mr.. T. M. Chinn asks US 20 change ms
if dress from MAYHEM to 1124 MAO
to it. Avenue, Kansas City, Mo. He is enga
mott, in the live stock commission business '
r the Messrs. White u Holmes. rooms rs ane
Re- Stock Exchange.
city The following card has been sent
or of friends :--"Mr. and Mrs. Howard Win
Mr.. request the pleasure Of your company a
srac- marriage their sister. Thursday ever
ever January %, 1886, at eight O'Clock, Lexina
es of Mo. Henry G. Marquart-Lydia L. Gait
ncoln Uncle 10. Page snd his wife eelebI
,versl their Golden wedding January 7. There
10 mas only a small family gathering owing Il
Tue bad weather, but those present had a pies
Ice Al time. Uncle 10 is as much in love Will
,lever w;fa 40 he ever was, and we nope he
news celebrate many more anniversaries Of
Vi marriage.
., We mentioned, last week, the marria'
Rev. VIM. L. Dempsey. The Lebanon
- tic Of the 18th contained this notice OF
A"! "Rev. W. L. Dempsey and Miss Grace
~ Ter were married at 9 o'clock this morni
- the NJ. E. church. Rev. NJ. R. Miller, I
80 of the bride, oficiated. There were a l
~, Der of friends present. Tn couple ie
rn the $50 O'Clock tram for St. Louis ant
.,e" visit various points in the state before
Nj. RETURN