Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1886-04-17

Personalities.
Mr.. viii Tut is in Kansas CITY.

| Mr.. Will Tut is in Kansas CITY.
MIR. Wm. Green was in the city Sunday.
I, DR.. j. A. Mann was in town yesterday.
Capt. w. A. Redd was in town yesterday
Hiss Kate Herndon was in the city Monday
Mr.. A. j. Barnett left for California Mon
day last.
Mr.. r. W. Carmichael was in the CIT,
Wednesday.
Mrs. IL. c.. Francisco spent Monday il
Kansas City.
Mr.. j. Z. McGrew has been in Chicago or
business this week.
Mr.. Wallace Chambers left for Presbytery
Thursday morning.
Mr.. Jno. w. Waddell spent part of thu
week in Kansas CITY.
Mrs. STROLLER Renick is somewhat better
though still quite sick.
Mr.. j. H.. Walkenhorst has been visiting
relatives near this city.
Miss Mamie Williams is improving: was
able to be out last week.
Miss Dalsie Webb, of Dover township, Is
visiting friends in this city.
MIR. Charly Dunn, of Independence, was
in the city Sunday and Monday.
MIR. Geo. b. Gordon asks US to change his
address from Dover to Page City.
Mrs. w. F. Kerdoif, Jr., has been quite i'll
this week but is now much better,
MIR. j.. NJ. Hopkins asks us to change his
address from Eldorado to Waverly.
MIR. Jack Price, of Kansas City, spent last
Sunday here, on Il visit to his parents.
MIR. and Mrs. W. G. Musgrove left for
Medicine Lodge, Kansas, last Thursday.
Messrs. Clarence ViviOn aud H.. Tbomp.
son, of Higginsvllle, were i'm town Wedpes-
day.
Miss Fannie Hall is home from a VISIT to
her sister. Mrs. Jno. Fishback, of CLAW town.
ship.
Squire d. J. Powell was in town, Wednes-
day, and paid the Intelligencer a pleasant
visit.
Mrs. Mollie Bum left for Marshall, last
Saturday night, where she will make her
future home.
Prof. Geo. Thomas, W. NJ. A., has accept
ed a position in st. James Academy Macon
for next year.
Mrs. Frank X. Tut and son, Frank X. Jr..
spent Tuesday and Wednesday In Leayen-
Kansas.
Messrs. james Peddicord, Green D.. Satter-
field and Isaac Avitt, of Odessa, were in the |
city Wednesday.
MIR. w. III. DOnOhO, of Garden CITY, Kan
sas, spent Monday in our city visiting his
Laughter at Central College.
Misses Maggie Spears, Katie Greer and
Fannie Stewart attended the teachers insti-
Lutte in Kansas City last Saturday.
Messrs. Geo. l.. Leyburn and w. g.. Nc
.ausland, left for Calhoun, No., last Thurs
lay morning to attend Presbytery.
Messrs. Albert Megedei Thomas Bohanan
md VIM. Shotwell, of Richmond, spent last
sunday in this city visiting friends.
Miss Maggie Ryland returned home last
tuesday night from her visit to her sister,
Hrs. g.. W. Mexican, in Kansas City.
hev. Thos. M. Cobb, of jefferson City,,
pent Monday in our city visiting his daugh-
er, who is attending school at c. F. C,
Hon. Jno. Welsh, of Philadelphia, ex-min-
ster to England, and President of the GEN..
ennial commission, died, last Saturday.
Mr.. Emmett Radford, of Odessa, was in
own This week. lie has recently taken u
curse IN pharmacy in a New York college.
MI. Thos. FL. Smith requests us to change
is address from Slater to Lexington, where
e Will IN the future reside. They all come
ack.
Miss Sue Trigg is visiting her sister, Mrs.
o. y. Lesueur, at Kansas CITY. She will
ome 10 Lexington the latter part of next
,eek.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan Corder, and their
aughters. Misses Rena and Lula. left Last
tuesday,. for California, on a pleasure trim,
, be absent about six weeks.
MIR. L.. W. SmallwoOd and his son. Frank. =.
I Los. Angeles. Cal. arrived here, last Sat-
rday night. Mr.. Smallw0od looks remark ]
bly, well. They will remain here some time.
Mr. Chas. Price, who has been engaged on
cable road, in Kansas City, for a wear or
lore, has resigned his position there and &C. !
opted IA similar one in st. Louis. He left for |
lie latter place last Sunday. I
Owing to the meeting of the hoard of an |
eals there were quite a number of county l
in town Wednesdsy-among them
lessrs. Isaac Avitt, Isaac Neale, j. C. Cobb,
enry Ficken, Charles Hoefer and A. f..
sbury.
Mrs. Florence Otte, of Peabody, Kansas,
no has been visiting her parents here for a
'upie of weeks, returned home last Mon
accompanied by her sister, Miss MYRTLE
rice, who will probably remain during the
MINER.