Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-03-30
Personalities,

SoAusis E.eQ.s uIUppeu III I ste us
yesterday.
Mr.. l.. b. Ely. OF Carrollton. was In the city
Tuesday last.
l.. NJ. Major, ESD. paid the Intclligencer 4
'ist thursday.
Mr.. James S. Botsiord, OF Jefferson City, was
in town Tuesday.
ournal 1t is time for rejection
As the girl said 10 her glass.
lev. C!as. I. Daniel aud wife. OF Dover, are
visiting ut Maj. I. Il. Clasg.tt's.
marx w. Conkling, Esq . left for the east to
ouy goods. last Tuesday evening.
MT. Robt. Hicklin graduated ut Columbia last
tuesday. aud reached home yesterday.
Messrs. j. +. Conner and W. Is. Reynolds. of
Freedom township. called last Saturday.
Alexander Graves. Esq. was registered at
hsrhum's Hotel. St. Louis. last Tuesday.
mrs. Ella Cromwell. OF kansas City. attend
GU me marriage ceremonies OF her sister, Miss
Drysdule.
ohe member of Mr.. Ethan Aliens family WAS
ierty years old last Thursday and 1t want Mr..
Allen. either.
Mr.. Samuel Hutchins. Of Cheyenne, 10 in the
city. visiting the family Of his father, Mr.. A..
W. Hutchins.
Courier Journsl Some men are born great.
some have greatness thrust upon them, and some
are natives of Ohio.
we regret 10 see. by our ElmWOod c0rrsspou-
dence, that Frank Blackburn. ESD. of Saline
county. Is still quite ill.
James ED. of Kansas City,
attorney vt the Narrow Gauge railroad, was in
the city last Wednesday.
Mr. W. g. Berry. of Madison county. Ken
tscky. ID visiting the family of Mrs. Bottle
Benning. near MaYview.
Mr.. Morris Rosenthal. OF New York. visited
n nuttr 1f l-, -r
Keller. during the past week.
Miss Laura Beaurcyurd, daughter Of General
p. q. I. Beauregard. was married, u few days
ago. to Mr.. Charles A. clarendon.
Mr. l.. W. Mckinney, of Fulton, prosecuting
attorney OF Galloway county. WAS in the city
Monday, and called on the Intelligenoer.
Dr. J. Al. Fackler and wife. OF Saline county,
came up to Lexington. last "Wednesday evening,
to attend the marriage of MIR. Musxrovc.
MISS Minnie h. Davis was elected, one day
last week. president Of the literary society OF the
st. Marks English Lutheran church. 81. Louis.
Mrs. Z. r. Craig, nee Carrie Ryiand .ot Coun-
ell Bluffs, was IN the city from Monday to We'd
nesday. this week, visiting friends and relatives.
"A great many ladies IN fashionable society
are studying to become hrst class artists. They
begin their career of glory by painting them
selves"
Mr.. Andrew =. Dennan. q former Lexing-
tonlan. but now Of Joplin, Jasper county, this
state, WAS IN the city several days last week and
lett for home Monday.
Messrs. W. Y. &. Campbell. W. T.. Porter, |
Jas. Ii. Porter, John Ii. Kelly. T. ". Murray
and Fred. Young paid their respects TO the In
telligencsr last Tuesday.
Messrs. j.. X. Norfect, N. C.. Carter and G.. |
x. Thomas called on the In,eiligsncer Thursday.
Tha luffar ro,,,h -. .,.t.
which We return thanks.
Miss Sarah Powell, who had. for nearly two
months past, been visiting her sister. Mis-. John
Powell. of this city. returned. Saturday evening |
last. 10 her home-Richmond, Mo.
Mr.. G. W. HaIuiine. OF the Mt. Hope neigh
oorhood. callei 10 see US Tuesday. He was on
his way to Clyde, Cloud county, Kansas. where
he i'll remain some three months.
Nj. John Blackhurst. a practical gas manu-
iacturer. with twenty-five years experience, |
has purchased stock OF Mr.. Chcval,er in the gas
company, and been elected slIr perrin tGulent.
Mr.. John Wright. of this city. called on us
Wednesday last. Mr.. Wright Is an hsnorcd cit
zen, and one Of our patriarchs. On his next
Birthday. Angus; 20th, he will be ninety years
ofag-.
Mr. b. Drummer. of New York. WAS in the
city, last Saturday. on u Visit to the families OF
his relatives-Messrs. Albert and II. T.. Keller.
lie WAS On his way to Kansas CITY, where lie
will hereafter reside.
Capt. j. q. Plattenbmrg, one of Dover's most
entcrprisinG merchants, dropped in to see us
last Monday. lie WAS on his way To ST. Louis
to lay in al4rge stock Of gools, and will proba-
bly, return home tomorrow or next day.
We received pleasant visits last Saturday. from
the following named gentlemen: j. e. Moore. j.
L. fl.hl4rk las W Iowa 4 Il Hatch, h
b. Neer. Jas. a. Wiley. j. 5. White, Camtilus
Barnett, j. Ii. Campbell, and Geo. b. Gordon.
col. Quinn Morton died. one day last week. at
>heibyville. Ky aged 81 years. He WAS well
known in this county. lie served AS quarter
master OF Col. MullIgan's brigade, und WA,
sftcrward maie lieut. .-coiopcl OF the I'D MIS-
souri, Infantry.
Mr.. r. j Howell, the talented artist of the
Missouri Publishing Company. lett for St. LOUIS
last Monday. lie carried with him several good
-ketche. OF Lexington views, which may ut q
future time appear in some OF The eastern peri
odicals. Mr.. Howell Is II worthy young gentle
man. aud we wish him success in lie.
Mr.. w. II. kcrns. correspondent OF the Sc
dalis Democrat. was IN the city yesterday, and
called ON the In;elligencer. Mr.. Kcrns was
here for the purpose Of investigating the subject
of convict labor in coal mines. He has inter-
viewed the people Of Johnson county regarding
1t. and his report will be looked Tor with in
terest.
A bonnet Just imported from Paris" Is de-
scribei by a St. LOUIS reporter as being a struc-
ture designed TO cover the back part of the head
only. and to leave Inc top exposed to the wealth
err. 10 spite Of its hIdeous intent, the reporter
says that II is sufficiently attractive. in a show
case on Fourth street. to cause IA blockade OF the
street by the ladies who stop to gaze upon it's
charms (?.
Mas Beta B~oyakin, the popular and talented
teacher OF vocal music at thu Baptist Female
Seminary, and Lexingion's favorite songstrsss
has resigned her position vi the school, and will,
IN a few weeks, return to her home at Warrens-
burg, where she will remain = short time to
rest, before going 10 New York to complete her
studies. Miss BOyakin has done much to cult
vote, in our community, a taste for the highest
order Of classic music, and her departure from
among us will be regretted. An accomplished
and intelligent lady aside from her musical
ability. she has Won a warm place in the hearts
OF our people. and her future success will be