Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1886-02-27
Personalities.

Count Won Moltke is dead.
Henry Watterson is out of danger.
Mr.. Ed. Ragland was here Monday.
Mrs. Ruley Holman has returned home.
Mr.. Charles Bonnell WAS here Monday.
Mr.. j, r. Eckle was very low yesterday.
Uncle Strod Renick was in town Monday.
Mr.. P. W. Atkinson was in tow Tuesday
Grove Young. Esq, was In town Monday.
Mrs, w. X. Trlgg returned home Thurs
day.
Mr.. Henry Macy was IN town last Satur-
day.
Mr.. Albert Taubman, is visiting at Kansas
City.
Mrs. Ballard is visiting her husband in st.
Louis.
Gen. Jno. S. Lavender died In St. Louis
Tuesday.
Miss Bette Waddell is home from a visit 10
Carrollton.
Mr.. A. Althoff, of the Thalbote, was in
town yesterday.
Mrs. r. r. Vaughan is visiting her rela-
tives at Glasgow.
Mrs. R. Field spent Wednesday with
friends at Brownsville.
Mr.. P. E. Hammond asks us to change his
address from Aullville to Odessa.
Mr.. Stephen Lamere, of Hume. Bates coun-
ty, NO., was IN the city, last Thursday.
Mr.. Webb NJ. Lamborn, Of Kansas City,
was here to attend the funeral of his brother.
Mr.. Thos. Hammond has moved back to
| Mayview, from his farm in Sni-a-Bar town
ship.
Messrs. Joseph and Jesse Warder have
gone to Benton county, Arkansas, to look at
the country.
MIR. T. E. Osborne, of Glasgow, was here
Tuesday. visiting his law. MIR.
Max Keller.
Miss Susie Major, of Kearney, Mo-, has
been visiting her sister, Miss Lizzie Major, at
the B.. F. C.
| Mr.. Stephen Lanneau, of Montana, was
here a few DAYS ago visiting his brother Prof.
Jno, F.. Lanneau.
Mr.. A. Wade. of HIgginsville. was III the
| city, Tuesday, in connection with the burial
of Mr.. o. K, Burns.
Mr.. VIM. Satterield, of Sni-a-Bar town
ship, was in town Wednesday; he has not
been here before for three years.
Mrs. j. F. Lanneau leaves to-day for
Greenville, S. c., to see her mother. She
takes four Of her children with her.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. A. Sturges reached here
Thursday morning. The Intelligencer well
comes them, as we know our people do.
Miss Lou Meyers, of York. Penn, who has
been visiting friends and relatives here for
some time past, will return to the east soon.
Vim. Harris. Esq. of Chapel Hill neigh
borhood, was in town Tuesday night. He
thinks wheat but little injured in that Sec
ton.
Mr.. j. M. Hartsfield, of Fort Worth, &C.
companied to this place the remains of his
fellow knight Of Pythias, Mr.. Cyrus W.
Lamborn.
Messrs. Thos. f. Austin and Hense Young
are at Alton, Arkansas, They write glow
ingly of the beauty of Spring river; and seem
pleased, so far.
OdessalDemocrat:-"Capt. JED. Conner, of
day looking like a county recorder from the
top of his head to the soles of his feet"
Messrs. Paul and Henry Walkenhorst were
present at the death of their father, in Con-
cordia, Wednesday. Paul returns home in a
day or two; Henry will remain some time.
Mr.. Jno. Lyons, of MAYHEM, left, last Sum-
day, for Coolridge, Kansas, where he will in
the future reside. His stock of drugs, med
icines, paints, &C., were shipped the came
day.
Rev. Mr.. Brown, who held the protracted
meeting here. has since been preaching at
the Fourth Baptist church in st. Louis. where
he had 15O persons to come forward in one
night.
The following card has been received BY
friends here:-"Mr.and Mrs. C. II. Rurgdorff
request your presence at the marriage of theil
sister, Janet. to Porter Paddock, Thursday,
February %. 1886, at 8 p. M. Csrlinville
Illinois. Janet r. Berry-Porter Paddock
Mr.. Henry Whittlesey was in to see u.
! Thursday. He said he had no births, death,
! or marriages to report, and to the query as t.
whether or not there had been any elope
ments he replied, mo sir, there are no wo-
men up there that a fellow would care t.
4, elope with" We feel sorry for Henry in tina
neighb0rhood from now on, but truth com
= pels US to record what he did say.
Mrs. Elizabeth Tilton, wife of Theodor,
t Tilton, who. since her separation from he,
= husband on account OF the Beeeher scandal
;. has resided with her mother, Mrs. Morse, il
r Brooklyn. has become a resident of Chicago
making her home with her daughter Alice
She has a granddaughter now of whom sh
: Is very fond, and she expects to remain il
Chicago. Mrs. Morse still resides ia Brook
D lyn. Tilton Is in Paris living frugally off hi
3 earnings as q lecturer in this country, AM
u does not, 1t is said, expect to return.