Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1879-10-11
Personalities
Talmage has got home.
Senator Conkling is sick.

Senator COnklinS is SICK.
Kate Sprague is thirty-nine.
The Indians failed to get Tyner's scalp.
Uncle Strod. Renick was in town last Satur-
day.
Mr.. Benz. G. Chinn who has been very i'll ID
better.
Hon. NJ. v. L. McClelland was in town last
Saturday.
Capt. Mason K. Henry. of Odessa. was in the
city Tuesday.
Hon. David Walker. OF Fayette, Ark. died at
that place on the Both ult.
Mr.. H. Warehouse, of MAYHEM, called on
the Intelligencer Saturday.
Miss Malinda Smith will get back from her
visit to Kentucky this morning.
Mr.. Joseph L. Tracy and wife paid the Intelli-
gencer II pleasant visit this week.
Mr.. d. ". q. Tevis and wife vent down to
St. Louis last Wednesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. 6. Musgrove went down to
see the fair, the 100000 and the prophets.
Gov. Phelps. Auditor Holiday and superln-
tendent Shannon attended the st. Louis fair.
Mrs. White. after a three weeks visit to Mrs.
A. G. Williams left. Monday, for st. Louis.
DR.. L.. NJ. Wright, of Altoona. was in the city
last Tuesday. Leland has many friends here.
Rev. NJ. Il. Williams expects to move to
Alabama as soon as the weather becomes cooler.
shAA khhss
in New York, from Europe, Wednesday oflast
week.
Mrs. A. v. Robinson and her sister, Miss
Mamie Reynolds, came down from st. Joseph
last Saturday.
1t is rumored that U. S. Grant. Jr., Ii about
to marry the daughter OFF. c. Flood. the Cali
fornia millionaire.
Mrs. Mary Powell, of Memphis, Tenn. is
visiting her relatives, the Youngs and Carriers
near Prairie Church.
The eastern papers say that Vic Woodruff and
Tennie Clafln are soon to be married to ''sprigs
OF English aristocracy."
Mrs. Dr. Ferguson, of Florida. and Mrs.
Anna Sloan, of Cass county, are visiting at DIR.
Burbridge's, in Dover township.
Arnold winsor. ESQ.,, is in Waverly with his
family for q few days, ea route for the far
west, where he goes on business.
Mr.. Charles Bonnell has gone to St. Louis to
the fair. He will go to Believille before he re-
turns, which Will be in a day or two.
Mr.. John F. Shafroth and Miss Jennie Nor
rison, of Fayette, Mo-. are visiting the family
of Thos. B. Wallace. Esq, Of this city.
Mrs. Ada Ramsey and her sister, Mrs. Jos.
A. Wilson, went down to St. Louis last Friday
evening; the latter to visit friends and attead the
fair.
Miss Maggie Buckner. daughter OF Congress-
man A. II. Buckner. and formerly q pupil of the
E. A. Seminary has been very i'll with typhoid
fever.
Mrs. Julia McCauslaHd Is home again from q
years. visit to her son .in-law, Mr.. Lewis Neale,
at Dallas, Texas. She is at her sons, MIR. w.
G. McCausland.
Vernon County Democrat. October 3d:-"Mr.
Richard Sparks 3 prominent stock dealer OF La
Gayette county, was IN the city last week and
visited our fair.
Mr.. David Chinn. from Lowry City, Mo-.
with his wife and daughter, We're here this week
visiting the families of Messrs Ben. and 10
|, Chinn and Mrs. Mary f. Bowman.
Messrs. ID. A. Ridgeway and Joseph Major
called Wednesday,. We were especially glad tt
See the latter, as he recently had IL narrow
, escape with his life from an attack of typhoid
fever.
Mr.. j. G. Bishop. mail agent on the X. e. !
, E., is taking q vacation, and Mr.. j. II. Bagby
= of Glasgow, is filling his place. Mr.. Bishop
( will be absent about two weeks. and will spen'
the time tout west"
> Mr.. NJ. SommcrvilIc has been very unfortunat
, since he left here for Colorado. only a few
months ago. his daughter. Mrs. ]. 7. Caldwell
q of Berlin. his brother, George. of this city, AM
his wife. all having died.
Richmond Democrat Gen. A. w. DOniphal
$ is In Kentucky visiting his only sister. . : Mis-
II Carrie Davis, has returned from her visit to Mis-
e Fannie Bayliss, of Lexington. looking u perfec
o picture of health and good humor.
e From q letter, dated October I'd, we lear
I that NJ. W. Cash arrived safely in SaE Francisc
> on the LIST, much pleased with his trip thus far
3 After 4 day or two spent IN Frisco, he will re
sumo his journey for Portland. Oregon.
Kansas City Mail Speas has bee
visiting friends in Lexington and comes HON
:. filled with joy at his trip. After an absenc
from duty in the mailing room OF this Office 10
several weeks, Mr.. Speas resumes work agai
to-day"
Rev. n. q. Williams and wife have re5igne
their places in Central Female Cole &c. Mrt
Miller will fill the position OF matron. heretofOl
e occupied by Mrs. Williams. and the board
looking out for a teacher to take charge of MI
Williams classes.
Octavia Lesueur, daughter Of A. A. Lesueur
fell on the uneven pavement in hont OF Mr.:
Longs, on Third street, Us she was running hon
1t from school, last Monday evening, in such
d way that her right arm was broken between II
.e wrist and elbow.
n 80, youth, with smooth sand-papered pate.
The night is dark. the hour Is late,
10 Why do you linger on the gate }"
d stay to help your daughter hold
This gate upon its hinges old;
~ Go in, old man, you're catching cOld.'
II The old man sought his little bed.
10 And on 1t laid his patient head;
81 think my gate Is safe.' he Sald.'