Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1886-12-25
Personalities.
Parnell ID very i'll.

Parnell is very i'll.
Mr.. Dennis Payne was here Thursday.
Mr.. Nelson Fox was in town Thursday.
MIR. Duke Y. PrIgmore was here Thursday.
Mr.. Frank NJ. Hagood was here Thursday.
MIR. Jno. f. Johnson was in town Thurs
day.
MIR. z. W. Wright was in town Wednes-
day.
Mrs. John Lay, of Washington township,
is very i'll.
MIR. T. NJ. Dicken, of Kansas City, was
here Monday.
MIR. Frank S. Groves, of Kansas City, was
here Yesterday.
Mrs. T. j.. Powell who has been very ill
is getting better.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sedden will be 'at home"
after January 10.
Capt. j. Q. ~Plattenburg, of Dover. were IN
the city Thursday.
Mr.. Alvin Stewart, of Clay township, was
in town yesterday.
Mr.. VIM. Jordan, of Kansas City, was here
the first of the week.
Messrs. j. W. and J. S. Reniek were in
Lexington Wednesday,.
MI. Lu. L = dc hClCS ol., was III lFCAih6eoh
q day or two this week.
Miss Rosa Hackney has gone to Higgins
vile to spend Christmas.
Messrs. Oscar and Arthur Gehner will
spend Christmas at home.
Mr.. Butler Williamson, who has been suf-
fering from neuralgia, is better.
Mr.. W. 5. Clagett went to st. Louis, last
nioht for husiness and Dleasure-
Mr.. j. T. Clayton and family Of Kansas
City will spend the holidays in this city.
Mr.. Jno. johnson. of Colorado. is %visitirg
relatives in this county for a few we eks.
DR.. j. A. Mann and MIR. Henry b. Corse,
of Wellington, were in town Wednesday,.
Miss Lucy Mountjoy will leaye, Monday,
for Kansas City, to spend the holidays.
Miss Sarah Holland left for GAINESVILLE,
Tex, to join her parents, last Tuesday.
Rev. b. l.. and MIR. j. b. Hobson were in
attendance upon the funeral of their father.
Mr.. G. NJ. Mountjoy left, wedne sday. fer
Franklin, Neb., where he is feeding cattle.
Mr.. S. j. Houston and wife, of Ports
mouth, O., are here visiting the father of
the latter.
Rev. j. W. Wallace, of Independence, was
here in attendance on the funeral of the Rev.
Mr.. Hobson.
Mrs. W. X. Trigg attended the marriage
of her sister. Miss Julia G. Smith, at Kansas
City, Tuesday.
Mr.. John Kelthly who has been spending
a few weeks in Dover township, returned
home Yesterday.
Mr.. VIM. Bray. and wife and Miss Fannie
BedswoIth, of this county, were in the city
this week visiting friends.
Mr.. II. c.. Francisco has been home, this
week, from Nebraska, where he and Mr..
Mountjoy are feeding cattle.
Mr.. Smith McCausland, of Colorado, is
spending the winter in the states for the ben
EMIT of his health and to visit relatives.
DIR. H. M. Richardson, who has been away
a good deal lately, was at home this week.
He will preach at Tebo In Cooper county, to-
morrow.
Misses Winsor and Neal will receive New
Years calls with the Misses McGrew at their
home on South street from 8 O'Clock Until 8
o'clock, p. m.
VIM. H. Chlles, Esq, was in Independence
Tuesday. lie has made some Investments in
real estate there which have already proved
very profitable.
Mr.. +. Il. Bates, the secretary of the Lafay
cite County Thoroughbred Live Stock Associ-
alton. was in own last Saturday and called
on the Intelligencer.
Miss F. May Taubman, assisted by Miss S.
Floyd Searcey, will receive New Years calls
at her home, on South street, from three
o'cl )ck until ten o. M.
Misses Yula P~lattenburg and Kitty Corder,
who had been visiting the family of Mr..
Thomas Harvey in Saline county. returned
home some days ago. .
MIR. Robt. Taubman was at Independence
| Tuesday, looking after Investments in rea
e tate at that place, which seem just now &c
have u boom equal to that of Kansas City.
MIR. Frank Il. Chew has resigned his posi-.
ton with the Mo. P. railroad at St. Joseph,
and will probably return to st. Louis. He
and his family are spending the holidays here
with Mrs. Chew's father, Mr.. E.. Winsor.
MIR. Thos. II. McChesney. of the Odess.
Democrat, was in town, Tuesday, upon i'm.
portant and delicate business. He favored
the I~ntelligencer with a visit. In all his I'm
dertaklngs we wish him not only success blu
happiness.
DR.. P. H. Chambers left for Louisville, Ky.
last Wednesday evening, to meet two of his
brothers and his sons Paschal and Kent, an,
other relatives. One of his brothers he ha.
not seen for twenty years. The doctor will
be absent about a week.
Marshall Progress, December 17:-"Mrs
Alexander Creel, who died last Monday
evening at her home near Waverly, was thu
mother of Lieut.. Heber NJ. Creel, of the U.
s. army. Her father in law was foreman Of
the Jury that indicted Aaron Burr for trea.
son." This Is the first news we have seen O
Mrs. Creel's death. The many friends of he
husband in this county will warmly sympa.
thize with him in this great loss.