Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1886-07-17
Personalities.

John Roach is sail to be dying.
MIR. Sam Green was here last Sunday.
Mr.. j. r. Craven was in town Thursday.
Hon. Chas. l.. Ewing was in town Monday.
Mr.. Ed. Burns made a short visit here this
week.
Mr.. Wallace Chambers is at home on
visit.
Miss Lille Jamson Is visiting friends in
Richmond.
Wednesday.
DIR. Yourg has been out looking after his
bees this week.
Rev. A. r. Sharp goes to Columbia instead
of to Marshall.
Mr.. R. A. Diekman, of Louisville, KY, was
here Thursday,
Miss Bodie Mountjoy is home from her visit
to Kansas City.
Mr.. Geo. Houx, Of Higglnsville, is working
on the new mill.
Miss Minnette Slay back is visiting at Mr.,
ID. W. B. Tevls'.
Miss Ella Talbot, of Parsons, Kan, is vis-
it,ng at Mr.. Mounljoy's.
Mr.. Will Gratz, of Nashville, Tenn, is in
the city visiting his parents.
Messrs. Benz. f. Kile, Geo, X. Lay and A.
Kensler were in town Tuesday.
Rev. d. c. Browne and wife have gone to
Eldorado Springs for u few weeks.
Miss Mary w. Trail is home from her visit
to Miss ElVessa knight, of Kansas City.
Paul Hayne, the southern poet, died at his
home near Augusta, Ga, last Saturday.
Mr.. Wood Young has been in Kansas City
day or two, this week, on "business.;'
Miss Bodie Mountjoy, who spent month
at Kansas City, returned home Saturday.
Mrs. A. f. Donnan and Mrs. Gussie de
Nevue were here for Mrs. Keller's funeral.
Mr.. Geo. Holland, of Hume, Mo-, who was
here visiting his relatives has returned home.
MIR. John Afford, who has been laid up for
a few weeks, is better ,and is getting around,
Mr.. Mort. Serat, now OF Parsons Kansas,
was home on visit last Sunday and Monday.
Messrs. Bumgarner and Gibson gave the
Intelligencer pleasant social visit Wednes-
day.
Miss Salle Carpenter is spending her sum-
mer vacation with her friend, Miss Maggie
Green.
A woman who ceased taking food in Cen
trail New York died after fifty three days of
fasting.
Mrs. Jos. b. Silver and her daughter,
Mary, returned, Saturday, from Eldorado
Springs.
Mr.. H. B. Buckingham, of st. Joseph, Is
in the city visiting his father in law, Maj. T.
B. Clagett.
Mr.. Hugh C. Wallace, of Salt Lake, spent
several days here, last week, visiting relatives
and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Corder and daughter,
Miss Rovllla, were in the city last Monday
and Tuesday.
Messrs. Herman Scott, of Lamar. and Leo
kellar, of Parsons. Kan, were here at Mrs.
Keller's funeral.
Miss Kate Hollis leaves, to-day, for Las
Vegas, CAL, for the summer, and probably for
the winter as well.
Mr.. VIM. Geller who had been here for the
past two weeks. returned to his home in ST.
Louis, last Wednesday.
Mr.. Charles II. Church, of Kansas City,
was down on visit TO the family of Mr.
ThOs. Carney this week.
Mr.. Emil Homer returned to st. LOUIS
| Wednesday, after spending two weeks in this
city with relatives and friends.
Mrs. l.. Davis and daughter Marian, OF
Kirksville, are visiting the family of MIR
| ThOs. Il. Pickett, near Mayview.
| Mr.. B. A. Chinn and wife, Mrs. A. J. Hal
and her daughter, Virgie, and Misses Laura
and Dixie Grady, left for McAlister Springs
Thursday.
| The Christian church has granted Elder
| Terrell months vacation beginning after
tomorrow. He will spend part of the time
at EldOradO.
Mrs. W. H. Russell arrived in our city 6
few days ago on visit to her son, G
Ben Russell and family, where her friend!
can call aud see her.
| We have some distinguished names t,
chronicle this week-a girl for Henry Clay
and, as subscriber, Stonewall jackson, For
Summer, San Miguel county, N. NJ.
Miss Jessie Atkinson returned home from
her visit to Kansas City last Sunday morning
and last Wednesday left for Sweet Springs
where she will remain for q week or more.
Mr.. Chris. Kist left for Portland, Oregon
last Thursday morning, to look after al
estate in which his family is interested, lef
to them by brother of his father.
Rt. Rev. Alexander c. Garrett, Bishop o
Northern Texas ,and one of the most eloquen
divines of that state, spent Monday in thi
city, visiting the family of the Rev. Johl
Davis.
Rev. W. A. Crouch got home from Mime
tonka, Wednesday, sick. Like the little boy
| oIS uhor tl,o
has been too much in the sun and water we
are sorry his vacation is spoiled.
Mr.. and Mrs. John T. Smith, of St. Louis
spent several days here this week visiting tn
father of the former, Esquire Harrison Smith
John shows that his wife takes good care o
him, if avOirdupois is any indication.
Mrs. Joseph Habberkorn went down t,
Concorda, last Tuesday, to attend Miss Ros
Siiver's concert on Wednesday night. Mis-
Silver is gaining many laurels rs q musi
teacher at COncordia, and is doing honor t,
her alnlu mater.
Mr.. Geo. V. Vandiver, of Dover TOWNSHIP .
was in town Thursday. He reports the whea
pretty well threshed out in his neighborhood
That it turned out pretty well. say about 2
bushels to the acre. His crop was % bushel
: to the acre, Corn has not yet suffered TO
rain.
We regret TO say that our friend, jim
Anderson. is to leave, August l, for Coolidge
KAN, to take charge of a drug store there
We can assure the Red Legs that bette
compounder of pills and boluses or q bette
and more genial fellow does not live tha
the aforesaid jim. May his shadow neve
grow less.
Stock Notes.
special despatch from Cairo, ILL.,, says =
Twenty or thirty cows have died uf what
supposed to be hydrophobia in Ballard coun
Nv Iy;,, IN,