Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1886-03-13
Personalities.
re-, Andy Luellen is quite i'll.

Mrs. Andy Luellen is quite i'll.
Mr.. H. II. Luce was in the city yesterday.
Mr.. Grove Young was in town Wednesday.
Bishop Robertson has been quite i'll re-
Gently.
Mrs. Vim. F. Meet is quite sick with pneu-
mOnia.
The wife of Senator Hawley, of Connecticut,
is dead.
Mr.. Seth Mason came up from HiggInsville
Wednesday.
Mr.. j. T. Harness, of Higginsville, was in
town Wednesday.
Miss Jennie Matthews, of Dover, is visiting
relatives in this city.
Harrison Smith, Esq, was quite ill few
days ago, but is better.
Mr.. Lee Mountjoy, Of Maysvllle, n.y., IS
in the city visiting relatives.
John Hagood, the colored barber, has been
and still is very i'll with pneumonia.
Mrs. John T. McGrew. of Holden, Mo-.
is visiting her sister, Mrs. VIM. H. Chiles.
There is a woman in Florida who says
that she is the mother of fOrty-two children.
The widow of Robert Lee Childe, q nephew
of Gen. Robert f, Lee, died at Paris a few
days ago.
Mrs. George Zeiler, of Kansas City, came
down Wednesday on a visit to her sister, Mrs.
John Taubman.'
Mrs. C. E. Ballard who is in ST. Louis to
be near her husband, is stopping at her
brothers, Mr.. C. v. Currie.
Mr.. r. s. Hays went down to st, Louis
Monday, He is employed with Mr.. Chas. f.
Lewis. wholesale undertaken.
Mrs. E. b. Henry has been confined to her
room at the E. A. Seminary for some ten days
with an attack of rheumatism.
DR.. Ragland was here Wednesday. The
doctor has shaved off his whiskers and can
now pass himself off on the unsuspecting as q
youth.
Mrs. Lizzie M. Barley expects to start
next week to Eureka Springs, Ark. on a
visit to her daughter, Mrs. o. W. Watkins,
and other relatives at that place.
MI. James Drysdale and four children left
| Thursday morning.for Sherman, Texas, where
| they expect to make their future home. Mrs
| Drysdale and two children had preceded him
to that city several weeks.
Miss Mary w. Cheatham requests US to say
that the statement that she had recently beer
| absent from her school duties because o
| sickness is erroneous. She has not been alb
sent from thai or any other reason.
Mrs. Florence Otte, of Peabody, Kansas
arrived here last Wednesday on a short visi
to her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Price
Mrs. Price has been quite ill for a week o.
more, but is now considerably better.
Mr.. John Barley was, some weeks ago
appointed travelling auditor of the Missouri
Pacific. and is now checking up some Of th'
agents in various parts of Arkansas. A bet
ter mar than John could not have been ound
Mr.. / Med. Demuth, of Sedalia. called OF
US Wednesday and put us all in a good humor
II Nc would marry and settle down, b
would make some woman happy. Our lstcl
string is always on the outside when b
calls.
Mrs. W. G. Musgrove wants to have 1t uI
derstood that she is not the "tenderfoot lady
mentioned last week in the article "a TriI
Through Kansas" She only went as far a
Kansas City. She says she is not ''rathe
elderly" either.
}, st. Louis Republican :-"Judge Thoms
Holiday, ex- state auditor, has just remove
his family from F~rederlcktOwn to Washins
tor, where he has a comfortable position In tt
treasury department." Miss Lucille,
:, daughter of Judge Holiday, is a pupil at tt
q Il. A. S.