Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-05-18

Personalities

Lawson Smith is seriously ill-bilious fever.
MIR. W. X. Ridge, paid us Il visit last Monday.
Coqucts and croquct are once more in order on
the lawn.
town Wednesday.
Mr.. J. II. Kelly, of Sni-a-Bar township,
called Wednesday.
Mr.. Ed. Dunlap, of Carrollton. came up to the
Concert Thursday night.
Mr.. Samuel Null, of Clay township. VINO has
been i'll for some time. is better.
Miss Maggie Harding, daughter OF Gen.
James Harding, state railroad commissioner,
Is visiting ut Col. John Reid's.
Mr.. Chas. Teubner, dealer in fruit trees. at
Sedalia, paid us u visit Tuesday.
Mrs. D.. Llnehan. OF Quincy. Ills. is visiting
friends and relatives in this city.
James Field and wife. Of Higginsville. came
up 10 the concert Thursday night.
Mr.. l.. ID. Benson, OF Warsaw. llls.. Is here
on u visit to his son. james Benson.
Mrs. W. A. Rcdd. of Wnverly. attended Miss
Boyakin's concert last Thursday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. T.. Paxton. of Warrens-
burg. We're at the concert Thursday night.
Prof. a. F. Fleet, who returned a day or two
ago from u trip to Nashville, called yesterday.
w. IL. Carter, Esq. . and wife of Dover town.
ship. came up to the CONCERT Thursday evening.
Thos. B. Campbell. Esq. and wife We're in
town Thursday and attended Miss Boyakin's
concert.
Mrs. Geo. McWilliams and several other ladies
from Col. 10. Davis neighborhood came in to
the concert.
Mr.. T.. f. Raymond. of warsaw. Ills. is Wis
Ting friends and relatives In the Mt. Hope
neighborhood.
Mrs. Jno. F. Stokes, of Dunklin county Ills.
mother of Mrs. DIR. P II. Chambers. IL in the
city, visiting her daughter. She will probably
remain several weeks.
Our business manager. while In st Louis this
week. found all the Lexingtonians well and
seemingly doing well.
Frank Stokes. formerly u student in our Pub
lie High school. is here, en route to keokuk,
Iowa, TO attend school.
Messrs.:C. n. Thomas and Henry Slusher,
two rstirnable citizens of old Lafayette. paid us
agreeable visits Tuesday.
Mrs. DR.. l. b. Wooison. Kansas City. who
has been visiting the family of VIM. b. Steele.
Esq. returned home yesterday morning.
Misses Hattie and frankie Colburn ure visiting
Miss Celia Krce nj the baptist Female College.
and Will remain until alter the examination.
Miss Anna Ray, OF CarrolitOn, daughter of
Arnold. She WAS al the concert Thursday night.
Gill f. Bellies and family ami w. e.. Matthew vi
and family, OF Muyviev.. were In attendance
at Hiss BoyakIn's concert last Thursday night.
Senator Don Cameron and Miss Elizabeth Is.
Sherman, youngest daughter OF Judge Charles
T. Sherman, OF Cleveland. ohio. were married,
May 9th.
Dr. W. G.. GOODWIN, OF South Washingtor
township, one OF the staunchest democrats il
Lafayette county. paid us u pleasant visit last
Wednesday.
The poor man out west whose wife dealt hin
triplets the other day, looked at them gloomily
and exclaimed: Three of q kind and nothing
in the pot; just my luck"
Jos. b NcaIe, E=q., called to see US W-dnes.
day, on his way to his home. Parkersburg. W
Va. Mr.. Scale was a valuable citizen whii'
here. and we regret to have lost him.
The Chicago Tunes speaks OF ''kev. 5. Iren
aus, prime editor of the Observer Well. hi
is II prime editor except when he strikes pol
tics. when he ia not even '.iair to middling.'
W. ID. Lewis, Esq. OF Middleton township,
accompanied by his.wite and othc: ladies, attend
eel Miss Boyakin's concert. Mr.. Lewis and hi
little daughter called ON the Intelligence yester
day.
Mr.. VIM. h. TrIsg has returned home for
lew months after his regular winters travel il
the south for the firm Of Green & Clark st. Louis
He came back just in time FOR the concert.
Mr.. S.lson Maclran, of Ellsworth, KS. ha
been IN the city visiting friends and RELATIVES
this week. be was at the concert Thursda,
night; and of course called on the Intelligence
during hIa stay.
ST. Louis Times, May 18th Ethan Allen
Esq of the Lexington tMo.) lnteiligencer. on
- l.t -.upa
papers IN the west, is at Barnun's. He vii
probably leave for home this evening.
The wors, case of absent mindedness wh!ch'w
have heard OF for some time took place 1T Cen
trail. College a few days ago. A young lady burie'
in dreams approached the water bucket, took
drink, deposited IL book which she held in he
hand II the water, placed the dipper under he
arm, and taking IA seat. proceeded to study q
abstruse lesson ont Of it. The fellow that sh
was thinking about ought TO feel happy.
The Intelligencer was honOred. on Friday nigh
OF last week, by II visit from the following y"un
ladies and gentlemen Misses Teiuiah BAN
Maggie BriCe, Mary Brice. Mary Miller. Hor
tense I~IcathInan, Minnie Saunders. Maggi
Green, BETTE Anderson. Maggie Trotter an
susie Eair, Messrs. Albert Ahrens and lie
McGrew. Miss Teiu,ah Bair desired to teac
her scholars n lesson in the art preservative. an
, took the practical plan o%fletting them see the VI
riou- processes Of type-setisg and press work
ST. Louis Journal the editorial note
Of the last number of lie Revue DIES Deux Monde
We find the casual remarks: I'M. lie Col. J. !
Stephens, commissionaire de Boonville, Etati
unis. est I'm grand joiieur de pokaire; II = ton
ours un beau i.u.'' We Will c0ncede the fir
clause OF the above, but there is an insinuatio
about che always has a good hand that "
don't fancy. 1t Is = sly insinuatiun that NJ.
COLONEL has been taking lessons of Bret Hnrte
All Sin. We appeal to the good people of Bunc'
ton, Brilingsviile. Upton. smiths Bridge. etc
to see that this gross libel Is retracted, or tn
suit for damages Is entered in circuit court n
, =, PARIS, against that scandalors sheet, Le Rev.
;ies prt.X Monies.