Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1886-01-16
Personalities.

Mr.. T. q. Lesueur WAS here Monday.
Miss lu,y Davis is visiting Mrs.J. d. kop-
in>on. ,..
Mr.. c. B.. Russell was In Kansas City
Thur>d,y. ,.,
Mr.. J,bn Ro,hrock, of Richmond. died. las.
Thur-day.
Mr. Lotion White, Of Kansas CITY. was
here Monday.
Mrs. H. Switzer, of Kansas City. IL In the
civ visiting friends and relatives.
Mr.. Eph King went down to St. Louis on
business. last Wednesday evening.
Mis-. Martins Crenshsw has been >unefing
from "A severe attack of INT
Mr.. Darwin Marmsduke and Mf. lhons-
Yerby were in The city last Thursday.
Mr.. Il. WilkeIson. cashier Of the American
Rank. At Higsin>,ille, is home again, from d
trip To Florida.
Mr.. John Behr the ~violinist of Kansas Lhy'
was here. yesterday, arranging for Tue c"n-
cert next Friday night.
Mr.. Henry Smith, who has had b lung
trouble amounting almost to pneumonia Is
much better-about we'll.
Mr.. John Galloway, who has been confined
20 has ROOM IOE TIC p0St W.
with all abcess, is able to get about again.
Z. c. Parker, professor Of elocution' ma
been in the city this week seeking pui's. ne
!, comes from Sedslia, very well
} Rev. W. l.. Dempsey was to be married
Yesterday, to Miss Grace H. Miller. I'M
: daughter of a brother Methodist min
!, lister.
Mr.. A. b. Griffith, of Urich, Henry eoun
: ty. who has been visiting his family in TIL
citv for a couple of weeks, left for home las
e night.
Mary. daughter of William L. Glad
stone ia to he married to the Rev. Harr
, Drow q curate of the church Of England, 8
Hawarden.
Little Mamie Russell Is entirely recovere
from her accident, except that her right foo
" where the horse trod upon it, Is still vel
IN sore and lame.
Marshall Progress:-"Mlss Lucy McKinle
10 and Miss Jeanne Gould, schoolmates an
r. Christmas guests of Miss Laura Yeroy' lie
with the latter young lady for school AZ Lee
W ington Tuesday" =,
va Marshall Progress:-ssMiss Dixie Gradd
of Lexington, who had been visiting ID
,rt Belle Hutchinson, returned home' Inurso
ur evening, accompanied by Mr.. Eph King
N, the former CITY,"
J.. Lottie Griffin, a colored woman who 81
~ sbe was over 12O years of age, died at ia
nibal. January 8. She has Il daughter int
i'd over 30 years of age. Several old cltize
ire place her age at from ITO to 1ao.
eet We didn't know Judge Wn. Young Wa
en- poet until we came across q fugitive piece
ten HIS in a newspaper. 1t is Of the tender sc
of course. If he don't deny Its paternity
rip. together we feel sure he will plead the exc
of of Mr.. Easy's domestic, that It is such sV
ods little one that he ought to be forgiven.
let. St. Louis Republican:-'Capt. Billy b
will who went to Sour Springs, Texas, for
10 health, writes that he is better than he
met been for five years past and Is steadily
Zig. proving. His cough has almost entirely
him and he hopes to be fully restored
!. Of health after another months stay at
Sec springs. Game is plentiful where he Is
,ssa. he Is having excellent sport killing
i by turkeys.
The following cards have recently.
ends sent to friends:-"W. HIS. NJ. H. 1851
.sant Golden Wedding, January 81. 1886. Cor
hone ments of Mr.. and Mrs William Hunter
!, an Francisco, Cal. Owing to a recent deaf
the family there will be no reception.
A. and Mrs. VIM. Hunter, 712 Hyde str
ndsv Mr., Hunter lived here for many years.
G. was a builder and IN partnership VII"
r. T. Jno. Afford. Wh'ie mere ne ou''' u :
,rer; house. the Masonic Coiiege ou''o'"h
v. j. many others.