Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1886-04-10
Personalities.

Mrs. Prof. Thomas is convalescent.
f DIR. Hassell. who has been i'll. is better.
Mr.. Jack Nelson was in town Tues day.
s Rev. \. A. Moore has moved to Odessa.
Col. IL. c. Ch,leS was in town Yesterday.
Mrs. Sue Conkling is in the city visiting he
father.
DR.. Frank Hassell has been here vlsitin!
his parents.
f Mr.. Saml. p. Bascom has been here 70
several days.
Miss Nettie Wallace is home from her visi
to Kansas City.
Mr.. Harry r. Tunstall has moved his fami
ly to Lexington.
Mrs. Frank Bowman is visiting her father
Mr.. Garland Webb.
Miss Lollie Andrew has been quite Ill re
rently with neuralgia.
Miss Berta Richardson had a pleasant
birthday patty last night.
Squire billiard left for Eldorado Springs
for bis health, last Monday.
Miss Katie Wilmott has been quite i'll for
two weeks, but is now recovering.
Mr.. r. NJ. Sparks and his family have
moved to Medicine Lodge, Kansas.
Mr.. j. Il. Osborn asks US to change his ad-
dress from Aullville to Eldorado Springs.
MIR. Al Sparks asks US to change his ad-
dress from Higginsville to Butte City. Mon.
Whilst Bishop Robertson's condition is still
critical there are strong hopes for his recoy-
cry.
EX-President Arthur's health is i mprov-
ing, but he is still unable to leave the
house.
Misses Florence Conn and Fanny Keene
were In Tuesday. Miss Conn is visiting
at Mr.. Keene's.
Miss Eddi NJ. Winsor has returned from
Washington City, where she spent the winter
with her relatives.
Messrs. Jno. A. LOckhart and Oscar Min
drup, of Wellington, paid the Intelligencer a
pleasant visit yesterday.
Mrs. N. SIgwart accompanied by her
daughter, Mrs. JAS. Haley and child, have
arrived from Omaha, Neb., where Mrs. |
Sigwart has been on a visit.
Miss Birdie Hammerle who has been visit |
ing friends and relatives in st. Louis for the |
past fifteen months, returned home last week
much pleased with her visit,
MI. j. b. Sheldon, of Desoto, Mo-, train |
dispatcher for the Missouri Pacific railroad,
mas been in the city this week visiting his
fath%er-in-law, Mr.. Timothy Howard.
Hlgglnsville POst:-"Mr, John II. Walken-
horst, wife and child, of the Concordia neigh.
borhood, were in town, Thursday last, on
their way to visit tine family of Chris. Fox.
of town. From there they went
TO Lexington and back home by way of Nav
There We're present from abroad aiding
N the Short Line boom, Messrs. r. P. Will
iams, president; o. Guitar, vice-president;
J. Ill. Waugh, treasurer; j. II. CordelI, Sec
'etary; j. d. Tolson, director: A. Farmer.
and Mr.. James Gordon, of Mar.
hall. |.
Barber County, Kan, IndeX:-"Mr. r. NJ.
sparks, OF Lafayette county,, NO., who has
'wned valuable property in this county for
eVeral years, this week purchased the Cas-
yer burst place, east of town one mile, and
VIII at once take possession and move his
aniiy here. This place is one of the most
around here" l.
The following card has been received by
rlends in this ~ity:-"Your presence is re- 8
Iuested ut the marriage of Bessie Knlcker-
ecker to Isaac p. Ryland, Wednesday after q
Ioon, April Il, at half past two O'Clock.
Chapel, Fayette. Mo- We CON-
ratulate Ike in advance and wish for him S
his bride rs peaceful, honest and happy a I
ne as ever Irving could have desired for a +
InickerbOcker in old York state. O