Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1879-08-23
Personalities

Mrs John w. d Wv" l.,
Miss Jennie Finley is still quite i'll. =
Mrs A A. Lesueur is still quite i'll. .
r.. G.. Crenshaw was home yesterday. l
I,m.s J,uis. ESQ.,, has gone to st. Louis.
Mi Can p. Gordon was in town Thursday Z
Tbe Count de Chambord has gone to England. I
Hon cbas. L.. Ewing was in town Wednes- !
day. .
Gen. Waddy Thompson Was in the city yes
terday. F.,
Mr.. s. NJ. Park. Lafayette, Ind, has been in
town some days. :
Miss Ada NJ ,rton. of sedalia. is visiting rela-
tives IN this place. .
Theodore Bates, Esq, called on the Intell-
gencer Thursday.
Thos. W. Carmichael dropped in to see us u
minute Thursday.
Minister Welsh and daughter sailed Tor Phila-
delphia Wednesday.
Messrs. q. w. Carr and Chat Landlord called
on the IntcllIgencer Monday.
Misses Birdie and Nellie Allen returned home
from Richmond last Thursday.
Sir John G. S. Lefeare. vlce-chancelor OF the
university of London, is dead.
Miss Mollie Allen has been confined to her bed
by u low fever for the past week.
Capt. James Withers and Mr.. Jno. G.. Worth
in.ton called to see us Thursday.
Marshall Democrat senator Edwards, OF
LAFAYETTE, was in town this week.
NJ, G.. Jacobs, ESD, Napoleon's successful
merchant, was in the city Thursday.
Mrs. Geo. Hutchinson and her daughter, Miss
Mamie, are visiting friends at Dover.
st. Louis Post dispatch Heavens 10
this Yazoo City ?'-[Roscoe Conkling.
Messrs. Chas. W. McCord, Zach Wright and
l.. r. Hickman called on US yesterday.
De Les,eps is soon to leave France for the
fl. l..,., Iv his UtfQ |
DIR. Thos. C.. Ready, of Mexico, P. G. M, A.
F. & A. M. was in the city last Saturday.
Misses Alice Early and Maggie Cowie called
on the Intelligencer last Saturday morning.
Miss Lucy Hickam went up to Kansas City
last sunday, to spend Il week with relatives.
Miss Mollie Smith, of Aullville. is in the city,
visiting friends. and will remain q week or two.
Mrs. j. ID. Morrow returned home last Mon
day from u two weeks visit to Randolph county.
Hons. II. Clay Ewing and Jackson L. Smith
are out on the Kansas pralries shooting chickens.
Mr.. Ralph Esteb, of Richmond, was in the
city Thursday. He was on his way to Browns
vile.
Mrs. Geo. Zeiler, of Csrrollton. came over
Monday TO spend a couple OF weeks with rels
tives.
R. NJ. Sparks started for Trinidad, Colorado,
last Tuesday. He will be gone about two
weeks.
Miss Sallie Chambers and her niece Lutte, are
visiting the family Of DR.. Burbridge. near
Dover.
Mrs. A. II. Onutt and her granddaughter,
Miss Eliza Winsor, are in the ci3y visiting
friends.
Rev. Jas. A. Quarles and his daughter, Miss
Mary, returned from Pettis county. Thursday
evening.
Jno. Oliver, ESQ.,. the biggest farmer We
know in the county, paid US a pleasant visit
Thursday.
Miss Louise Pilkington, of Sedslia, was in the
city the first of the week, Visiting Miss Fannie
Drysdale.
Uncle Strod Renick was in town, Wednesday,.
but not being very well his voice was not as
} CHEEKY as usual.
+. b. McGill, editor of the Oswego. Kas.,
. Independent died, Tuesday, at his home, OF
consumption.
, Mr.. f. W. Bedford, who has been visiting In
the north, fishing and hunting for some months,
has returned home.
We understand that some of our young folks
I think that ten years is not too much difference
i in sweethearts' ages.
j w. e. Hicks. of st. Louis, is in the city visit
I, ing relatives and friends. lie will probably re-
. main a week or ten days.
I Capt. l.. z. Mitchell, Of the c. l. A. railway
n spent Wednesday and Thursday in this city
, looking alter law matters.
Messrs. w. W. Preston, S. F. Taylor. J. F,
Files, L. c.. Eichler and j. f. Major paid III
friendly visits Thursday.
d Mr.. Sidney Bruce, of Woodford county, Ky.
is visiting the families OF Messrs. Thomas H
Smith and Joseph Grady.
Mrs. Il. K. Ireland and her daughter. Laura
returned from her trip to Illinois and Magyar
Falls, last Thursday evening.
t Miss Hattie Keller will leave next week for
visit to her sister, Mrs. A. F. Donnan. d
n Joplin, jasper county, this state.
% A. W. Smith anu Ed. ZeIler went down t
Brownsville last Monday evening to play wit
the Carrollton band during the fair.
.e A prize essay commences with these words
'A1ter man comes wOman.' and, it may b
added, she's been after him ever since.
Capt. Up. b. Winsor has sufficiently recovere
J from his recent sickness to again superinten
lie one of his coal shafts near Higginsville.
~ Higginsville Advance:-Messrs. W. H.. Camp
TO bell, of Lexington, and Cliff Bowman, late
ne Africa, dined at the Eagle Hotel Sunday.
e Z. Ballard, c. f. Allstadt, Frank Trigl
pr Mare John Young and Charles Anderson a
-, took in the show at Higginsville last Wednesda,
Sir Richmond Hill. the great advocate of Il
- penny postage system, was reported as being
SN
ne Richmond Conservator:-Dr. H. c. Garn'
he paid 4 visit. last Saturday, to his sister, Mr.
be Groves, who resides ut Page City, Lafayet
a county.
,es Mr.. Robert Hicklin returned home Wedne
nc day from Pueblo Col. He will only make
n short visit home. u he expects to return to Co
.' orado soon.
wicked fellow says that woman should new
H. forget that she brought more sin and misery in
I'D the world by her eating than ever man did
IRE his drinking.
nd Baltimore azette:-"It Ia q very difficult thi
to raise an American family properly. VIII
it isn't the bloody coachman 1t is the blast
music teacher.'
Judge Meet. Of this Office. says he is ''waiti
ler with great luminosity for the arrival of the da
ny. when the iertil. 'possum can be placed upon I
lad skillet to Drile."
of Col. Il. ii. Musser, mayor OF Brunswick, a
led q very clever gentleman, passed through LIE
The ington Tuesday and Thursday 8" route to q
.m from Sweet Springs.
Nick Whelan, an old resident Of this city, |
" now Of Atchison, Kas., who has been visit
friends in this city TOR the past two weeks,
Ire turned home Tuesday.
eX- Mr.. Hobson is meeting with much %encoural
oat ment to establish an academy for boys in Il
Ieir city. lie should receive every assistance FRI
ex- parents having boys to educate.
tn Miss Mary Reynolds. who has. for tn
months, been visiting the family of Mr.. A.
Robinson. of this city, returned to her home
st. Joseph, yesterday morning.
cry Mr.. Geo. W..Smlrl who was SO badly injur
to by falling from Il window at Longs Hotel, /
IN been conveyed to his home. much improved a
on with good prospects of recovery.
Among the LeXIngtonians at the Springs
tNISaaS Ennnin and TnIah nair Thooa oil
rest ".SseS F"nnie anu huiAn ''air. 4nese lau
,ror will return home, next week, from their til
weeks sojourn at MIssouri's S Saratoga.
Messrs. 4. Is. and Lucien Weaver were In
city Wednesday, and the former favored us "
1e,r II call. We were glad to learn that his wi
ner who had been dangerously i'll was better.
The Miss Luna Patterson, OrSt. Jo., q lat. or,
He'd uate OF Central Female College, was a CUES
tho the family Of Mr.. +. Winsor tor a few dayi
,a,r this week. She was en- route for Sweet Sprin
- Our old friend, Ben. Naylor, the witty edi
" oil the Brunswlcker, made us happy by a v
cur Tuesday. The blues don't stand any sort
ahe chance where Ben ID. We hope he may &C
by often.
lue. Mrs. Ed. IeIler, who w.s suffering wilt
ack, rising In her ear, was much better the latter
the of last week, but caught cold. and all this W
IN. has been confined to her bed, and has sune
greatly.
Mr.. Wallace Chambers, who is in Jack