Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1886-08-14

Personalities.

Personalities.
DIR. Trotter is at home.
Mr.. c. j. Frerking called Yesterday.
Mr.. Charles Eaton was here this week.
G. Y. Ford. ESD, was in town Yesterday.
Robt. It. Russell. Esq. was in tow yester.
day.
Mrs. Stella Bleeding is visiting her fathers
family.
Mrs. Martha Packard, of independence, is
very Ill.
Miss Mary Morrison has returned to her
home, Fayette.
Mr.. Henry Herr, who has been Ill with
f1ux, is better.
DR.. G. W.Young called at the Intelligencer
office last Thursday.
Mr.. John Wilson, of Corder, was in the
city last Wednesday.
Mr.. R. 7. Conn has been visiting friends In
his old nelghborhood.
Mr.. j. A. j. Schultz returned from a visit
to st. Louis Wednesday,.
Miss Annie Allen Is home from her visit to
friends in Clay township.
Gen. 10. o. Shelby was in the city, this
week, looking very well.
Miss Belle Graves is a guest of Mrs. Ben
Simpson at Winona, Mum.
Mr.. c. B. Daniel, who has been quite Ill for
some two weeks, is out again.
Miss Bessie Harris, of Independence, Is
visiting at Mr.. Richard FIELDS.
Mr.. Ernest Slumpenhsus paid the Intelli-
gencer a pleasant visit Thursday.
J. T. Foster and j. w. Flanagan, of Sni-
a-Bar township, called Thursday.
MIR. Jno. T. Pigott, of Boonville, was in
the city, Wednesday, visiting friends.
Miss VirgIe Moss, of st. Louis, is visiting
her uncle, DR.. l.. Carthrae, at Corder.
Mrs. Charles Cors returned to her home,
Paris, Texas, last Wednesday morning.
Miss Fannie NJ. Stewart is visiting her
cousln, Mrs. VIM. Fontaine, near MAYHEM.
Mrs. u. G.. Phetzing returned from a visit
to the Concordia camp meeting Wednesday.
We received a pleasant call from Mr.. R. s.
Dinwiddie, of Dover township, last Thurs
day.
Uncle Johnnie Mcneil, one of the pioneer
citizens of this county, was in town Wednes-
day.
Miss Virginia Burlington, of st. LOUIS, is
visiting her auat, Mrs. DIR. l.. Carthrae, ut
Corder.
Alderman Joe. Hook had a sudden and
very severe attack of cholera.morbus last
Monday.
1t is stated that Senator Vest thinks of
taking a trip to Europe In order to recover
his health.
Mrs. Mary Eppler. nee Catherine Long. OF
Carrollton, is visiting he. brothers in Lex
ington township.
Mr.. b. r, Ireland who has been sick sever
al days this week, is sufficiently recovered to
come down town.
Miss May Wallace, of Sedalia, who has
been visiting friends in this city, returned tc
her nome last Tuesday.
Messrs. q. Nj. and WIN. Patterson, of Kan
aas City, paid Maj. F. R. Meets family a fly
ing visit on Wednesday last.
Mr.. John z. Matthews, who has been II
, bad health for some time, has gone to 81
dorado. We hope he may be much benefited
Our old friend, Geo. HutchisOn, who hal
been confined at home several weeks with
sore leg, has been able, this week, to be a
the store.
, Thos. Ewing, son of MIR. John NJ. Ewing
WIZ Aoo oOSh N"y NJ W" JPAS
, malarial fever, was better, but has had
!, relapse,
Messrs. R. l.. Ramsey, W. T. Anderson, S
P. BascOm, Benz. Collier and Col. B. Elliott
T. of the Odessa neighborhood, were in the cit
last Monday.
Kansas City Times. Aug. S:-'Miss Drus
lila O'Gorman leaves to-day for a protracte
= stay among friends in Lexington and Latay
e cite countless"
4 Mrs. E.. W. Pratt, of Kansas City, who ha'
5 been visiting friends and relatives in this cit
and Ray county for a few weeks, returne
home yesterday.
Mr.. H. c. English arrived here last Satur
: day from a five weeks visit to the Golde
State. He says he enjoyed both the trip an
visit exceedingly.
Mrs. Lizzie Green, who has been teachin
the Greenton school for several years, wi
L teach at the Osborn Institute Qate Foste
a College,, this year.
e DIR. R. C. Dryden, of Coolidge, Kansas, pal
q friends in this county afying visit last SatuI
day and Sunday. Better take her along wit
you next time, doctor.
Mrs. Emily HARRISON and her dsughte
Miss Lizzie, visited the family of Mr.. Ora
ham near Grangerville, en- route from Coll
RADIO to their home in Rich Hill.
Mr.. John Lyons, of Coolidge, Kansa
en- route to Virginia to visit relatives an
friends, stopped off at MAYHEM, last Satul
day, to shake hands with friends in tn
vicinity. Reports have 1t that John will n,
return alone from his native state.
Mr.. Samuel Houston and daughter. Iren
of Portsmouth, Ohio, who have been visitin
the family of Mr.. Thos. Shelby for sever
TX weeks, returned home last Thursday. The
ID were accompanied by Miss Matte YounI
At who will remain some months in tn Buckle,
State.
Capt. Mark l., Belt was In the city a fe
days ago, and paid us pleasant visit. CAP
q Belt is now In charge of q valuable and vel
extensive ranch in Texas. between Houstc
he and Galveston. belonging to a syndicate
Il capitalists, and his share in the enterpri
,s promises to make HIM wealthy. We sincere
trust it may.
Mr.. Albert Ahrens returned, Wednesda
from attendance on the Concordia camp NEE
AZ ing, where he had been since the previo1
,e Saturday. We are very reliably informe
that Mr.. Ahrens paid more attention to tt
q ladies' than to religion. 1t is quite sad to r.
c)rd the fact, but q conscientious regard If
l. truth compels US to do it.
~ Miss Ella Talbot, of Parsons, Kan, wi
ia had been for ONE weeks visiting at Mr.. &c
ne NJ. Mountjoy's, returned home last Mond,
morning. As a rule we eschew complimen
ne 10 our personal column, but Miss Talbot
beauty aud charming manners made such q
ht Impression In Lexington that we cannot r
10 frain from alludIng to them. One impressib
gentlemen said of her that If he could look
her three times a day for five years he wou
be rich, as each gaze upon her ravIshing fe
p lures was worth at least five dollars. How
in ever that may be, The writer comedies In Il
view that she is AS pretty as a picture al
he as sweet as a poets dream. May the bles
"a lngs of the good be upon her through q hap,
he life. 9, that We were but q boy again VIII
might we not sayt
" THE ALTAR.
- Married-In this city, August ~, by ,Jud
Sc \. kvland, Mr.. JOHN SHRUM and Mi
be MARY R.. PRYOR, both of Lexington.