Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-03-02
Personalities.
Mr. G.. Buruhsm called yesterday.

Mr.. A. c.. Buruhsm called yesterday.
Judge Plsttenburg was in the city Tlmrsdss.
Iobt k-ene, Esq . called to Sc. US yesterday.
Midshipman N. l.. Wood Is athome on q visit.
Hon. Charles L. Ewing Was 10 the city yes
terdsy.
Mr. A.. Hatch called on the Intellls-ncer
yesterday.
Mr.. Joel r. wile. is out again. alter his pro-
tractcd illness.
Mr.. Joseph Hutchins IS still quito Ill. though
some what better.
Mr.. VIM. 2. Walton. Of brownsville. was III
the city Wednesday
| Miss Ella Willis has returned from a long visit
to friends in Kentucky.
Capt. W. a. Thornton. OF Auliville, was in
the city last Saturday.
Prof. A ". SNYDER. OF Aullville. paid US a
pleasant visit yesterday.
Mr.. I. c. Crenshsw is in the city. spending y
Few days with his family.
Miss Maggie pouthit, returned to her home,
IN Kansas city. lat Monuay.
Jno. b. Mcdonald. ESQ. of Clny township.
csllei to see us Wednesday.
Yes. young ladies should set good examples.
The young men will follow them.
ar ELL N Kennedy. of Dover township.
called the Inteilixencer Monday.
Jen. W. Bedford. Esq was in the city Ihurs-
doy and Friday, and called to see us.
Thomas q Young, Esq returned Monday
last fran an e1len'rd Trip through Texas.
Mcssrs Jonas. Frank ami p. A. Ferguson
paid us a pleasnn. visit last Tuesday morning.
Mcssrs. Virgil billiard and Alfred Jones paid
their respects TO the IntelIIgencer. Wednesday.
Mrs. Henry Mccormack, OF Sn.-a-Bar town
stip. left recently for n short stay in KENTUCKY.
A. - a. ~ ~. -rI l.
hs, been quite III with pneumonia. il xettInE
better.
Mr.. Augustus b. Lehman. of HigginsviIle.
PAID the intslligenc,r Office Y pleasant visit last
Wednesday.
James Chamberlain WAS the winner of the
prize Tor the best skater. at the RINK last W ednes-
day evening.
Mr.. j. E. Rsglxnd. Of Clay township. left,
last Monday. for wsrr.usburg. to attend the
Normal school.
Mr.. vAchsl Barnhill. OF Wellington. is very
i'll with pneumonia. He 10 IN old citizen and
quite An old man.
We learn that DR.. A. V. Small and family in
tend to return. ani make Lexington their home
in a short time.
Capt. A. E. AAbury. OF Dover. favored Us
with = call. Wednesday. He WAS on lhIs way
home irom = vlsit 10 Plattsturg.
Mrs. Willis Duvai. OF this city, who has been
visiting relatives and friends in Illinois for some
months. arrived home Thursday.
Mr.. David Hughes. and his sister. Miss Mary
Hughes. Of sni-a-Bsr township. left for the
home OF the former. In Texas, las, Tuesday.
SedHliu Democrat: 4 new station has been
ests blished on the Lexington branch roAd, near
Blackwater. called Hootsnville. II only holds
two cars.
Mr.. Lafayette Burton was in the city yester-
day. He leaves for st. Louis next Tuesday,
And will take TO the mountains the steamer
Yeilowstone.
Masses Title Powell. OF Richmond. Emily
AeCoun. OF Kansas City, and Mr.. james Dun
can. OF Richmond, spent a couple OF days IN the
city this week.
Mr.. Jno. A. Lockhart, the grea, plow-nsker
of Lafayette county. called TO see us yesterday.
He 10 preparing TO do u large manufacturing
business in plows.
Columbia Statesman, Feb. I'D MISS Maria
Wood. of this place. has received Nh elegant
phActon Ms = present from her father. Judge
Wood. OF Lexington.
Aessrs. Turpln, OF Carrollton, Fitzpatrick,
of Kansas City. and McClintock. of K. & L..
Junction. were in the city Tuesday. and attend
ed the Catholic festival
DR.. Minos Adams paid US an agreeable visit
Thursday. The doctor. though An amateur, 10
= good farmer. and has promised US a statement
Of q years business on his farm. soon.
Miss Matte Carmichael. q student at the
Baptist Female College. accompanied by her
brother, Ar. Thos. w. Carmichael. took a look
through the Intelligencer Office las, Saturday.
Mr.. Marx Keller. OF this city. h ~ accepted a
situation # Brunswick. We commend him 10
the good people OF that place as u correct sales
man and = tender-hearted youth. whose only
weakness is q Billy goat
Mr.. James W. Goodwin of Middleton town
ship, who called to see us Thursday. informed
us that one Of the engineering corps Of the X.
C.. ST. L,uis 4 Chicago railroad, Is At work in
hi, neiEhbornood. running II trial liue.
DR.. VIM. \. Gordon returned home. from
~. Louis. where he has breu atten ling a course
OF medical lectures. last Thursday. He Is
looking well, and will. we suppose. begin the
practice Of his profession AT All early day.
A lady correspondent asks us. ''If there was
no hell don't you think IL just possibl. that rhr
American par hgrspher OF the period might in
troLuSc another letter that would enable an
Ensllsiim.n 10 spell London?" 'Ardiy.
Lady school teach,r IA OF caii-;henic tendencies
should take warming An Iowa schnolmistrrs
ha. been discharged because. for The amusement
OF the children during recess. one stood on her
head. one Of the trustees happened TO be n VII
ness To the feat.
When you speak evil OF another you mu-t lie
prepared To have others speak evil OF you There
10 an old Buddhist proverb which says:-"He
who indu g.s III enmi,y 10 like one who throws
ashes TO ~Iniward, which come back TO the
same place and c-ver hi II all over
We received pleasant visits last saturday fro,a
Messrs. Milton DR.. ). IIuKhes and