Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1886-12-18
Personalities.

Mr.. X. s. Anderson was here Tuesday.
Mr.. T. c. Wilson was in town yesterday.
Mr.. Ed Campbell was in town Tuesday.
Miss Alice Walkers home from Mavview,
Mr.. Thomas Carmichael was In town thii
week.
Tilton DAVIS, Esq, has been at home This
week.
Mrs. E. B. Mckee is In the city visiting
friends.
Esquire Jno. A. Harwood was In town
Tuesday.
Prof. Demand visited Higginsville last
Saturday.
Mrs. Thos. }. Powell. of Washington town.
ship, Is seriously Ill.
b. l.. Yeager, Esq, of Kansas City, was
here Tuesday on law business.
Mr.. G. A. Sturges was a Juror In the U. 8.
court at Kansas City last week.
Mrs. ]. W. Hannah, Of Clay township, II
visiting her mother In Virgins.
Miss Kate Alexander left for her homo,
Msrshsll. last Thursday morning.
Hon. A. Comingo has been in the city, this
week, In the Mary X. Duke damage suit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Abe Keller leave to-day for
Chicago, where they will in future reside.
Dr.. B. D. Rsgland was In the city yester-
day and paid the I%ntelligencer q pleasant
visit,
Mesdames Henry C. and VIM. H. Chiles
paid the Intelligencer Office q pleasant bust
ness visit Yesterday.
Mr.. 8. X. Lightner asks US to change his
address from Toysh. Texas, to Big Springs.
Howard county, Texas.
MIR. Ryland ). Findlay returned to Kansas
City, Thursday evening, after spending q few
weeks here with relatives.
The family of Mr.. James B. Green attend
ed the Mason Anderson wedding and the re-
ception at Mr.. Seth Mason's.
Messrs. E. A. Andrew, E. 8. levitt and
Dan Billiard, Of the Mo. P. r. R.. have been
here this week In the Duke case.
Mr.. Jss W. Bailey returned, last Monday
evening, from a visit TO Kansas City. where
he went as a Juror In the u. 8. district court.
Drs. HALEY and King were here this week
In the case of Mary Il. Duke Va. Nc. p. B.. R..
for damages received In u railroad accident.
Mr.. Jos. A. Burton Is home, at Bates City,
from Houston. Texas. where he has been
since June last, on the rancho with Capt.
Mark l.. Belt.
W. B. Wilson, ESQ.,, prosecuting attorney
elect of this county. and Mr.. j. U. Lesueur.
on legal business.
Mrs. John W Waddell on Monday evening
entertained all friends who had called on her
niece, Miss Fannie shanklin, during 8 pleas.
ant visit Of six weeks.
Misses Katie aud Lulu Kiefer, who have
been residing In Kansas City for the past
year, have returned to this city, aud will
make this their home for the present.
Elder W. R. Cunningham, Of the Odessa
neighborhood, who has been In attendance
upon the circuit court this week. paid the In.
telligencer a pleasant vIsIt, accompanied by
his son.
The friends Of the Rev. r. P. Kerr IN this
city have received a letter from him in which
he assures them that he is in good health,
gaming flesh and doing successful work In
his church at Richmond. Va.
Mr.. VIM. W. Lamborn returned, Wednes-
day, from his trip to Fort Worth. Texas,
tending to business connected with the estate
of his deceased son, Cyrus W. Lamborn.
Misses Ella and Alice Edelen left. Thurs
day evening, for Washington City, Baltimore
and Virginia, to visit relatives. Miss Alice
will remain In Baltimore, where she will 60
to school for a year or two, her brother, Nat.
R. Edelen, residing there.
Mr.. Jos. Hammer was In town Tuesday, |
and called on the Intelligencer. He says his
eyes are so far recovered that he can see Ms
we'll as he ever could; that he Is the happiest |
man in the county, in consequence, and that
he wants to give all due praise to Drs. Tiffany
and Ragland.
Mrs. John Reid returned from her visit to |
Lexington. ky.. Chicago and St. Louis, last
Saturday. She enjoyed good health while
absent, and very pleasant so1ourns with her
She was, though, nowhere more
than upon her return home, where
her life Is one full Of usefulness and good
When Mrs. John Reid left Lexington, KY,
for Chicago,a few days ago ,theG Gazette had this
10 say Of her Mrs. John Reid. of Lexlng-
ton, Mo-, who has been on 8 visit of several
Mill and Second streets, left Thursday to the
sincere regret of her host of friends and rel
atives In Lexington. Mrs. Reid is the last OF
a charming family well known here years
ago, and she bears 8 strong resemblance to
her father, who. beside being the first mayor
" popular men who ever lived In this city,"