Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1879-07-19

Miss Sue Alexander is quite ill. |
Uncle 10. Page dropped in to see us Tuesday,
Mrs. &. NJ. Mountjoy was quite sick yesterday.
Capt. Mark Belt was in the city during the
week.
Senator Thurman and wife are at Portsmouth,
N. H.
Senator Vest is at Sweet Springs, with his
Mr.. II. j. Chrisman called for a moment yes
terday.:
Mr.. c. ID. Ragland called on the Intelligencer
Wednesday.
Mr.. Jno. F. Wlnn, of Dover, favored us with
o call yesterday.
Capt. Mason r. Henry, Of Odessa, was Ia
town Wednesday.
Mr.. C. D.. Mccoy, G. P. A. N. G., was in the
city Wednesday.
Mrs. r. A. Baird has been elected president
of Hardin college.
Miss Lizzie Dunn is in Dover on a visit to
relatives and friends.
Mr.. S. w. Littlejohn, OF Dover, called on
the Intelligencer yesterday.
Prof. e. F. Craig and wife, of st. Joseph. are
in the city visiting relatives.
We saw the genial face and burly form OF Mr..
John Oliver in town Monday
Misses Sue Butler and Mary Ewing, OF Hebron,
spent yesterday in this city.
MfS. NJ. d.. oiNeE, anu Z v ASioyB oAC
visiting ut MIR. j. b. SIlyer's.
Mrs. Frank P. Chew and children are visiting
at Mr.. Wlnsor's. Mrs. CPS father.
Hon. Chas. L. Ewing was in the city yester-
day and called on the Intelllgencer.
Miss Sallle Smith will start to Richmond this
morning, to spend u week or SO visiting.
Miss Mamie Meyers, who had heen visiting
here, has returned to her home in NorbOrne.
w. Boone Major, OF Aullvllle. was In town
Wednesday,, and called on the Intelligencer.
The p. I.man says that when swells get weigh.
ell they should allow for their sleeve buttons.
Mr.. Hunter Ben jenkins. come up last week
TO attend the funeral of his niece, Miss Brown.
Messrs. Jno. p. HIckam, L. j. Duling anC
Richard Wayman, favored us with visits Mon
day.
S. q. Wentworth, Esq, who has been seri
ously i'll, was out riding Thursday, for the nrs
: time.
Mrs. Robert Young and her two younges
, children left last tuesday for a visit to her rela
, tIves in Fulton.
VIM. j. Lewis, a prominent citizen of S.
. Louis. fell dead upon u tug in the river, las
: Monday morning.
Miss Sallle Sutherlin, of the Hebron neigh
brrhood, is visiting the family OF Mr.. J. W
= Reinhard, in this city.
Mr.. NJ. q. Lieblich, representing q New Yor
J wholesale house. at one time \ Lexington man
n was i'll the city this week.
n Misses Nettie and Mary Ellen johnson, Q
u Frederick county, Maryland, are visiting tn
t family OF Il. Il. Clagett, Esq.
Edgar Fleming, who ha. been rusticsting her
and in Dover for the past two weeks, returne
to st. Louis yesterday evening.
Messrs. Dyer Sherwood, Luclen Weaver, an
~ L Tin-a lnatDn1.fer nf Inrtull aallal n
the lntelligeIcer last Saturday.
Sedulia Democrat: Col. Joseph Davis, {
Lafayette county, passed through this city ye:
terday evening on his way home.
Mr.. Thos. Z. Stokes and family. who Ina
Il been visiting at DR.. Chamber returned la
Tuesday, to their home in Dunklin county.
Messrs. Dixie Thompson and Jno. S. .Murph,
Of Clay township, dropped in yesterday to 81
= what Il first class newspaper o1ice looked like.
Mr.. Robert +. waddell. who is now in Il
dry goods house OIL. d. Mann s Co., st. Loui
10 is spending u few weeks with his friends In tn
10 city.
i Remark by Mr.. Hayes Private Secretar,
81 have seen a fly alight upon Mr.. Chandler
y nose and then go lie down to snooze of t
8 effects,'
u Sedalia Democrat: Misses Sparks and Kell
90 two handsome young ladies Of Lexington, We
:, in the CITY yesterday. They left on the evenil
- train for their homes.
10 Misses Belle and Minnie Wall of st. Joses
arrived in the city yesterday evening. and W
remain two or three Weeks visiting the fami
le OF Mr.. A. v. Robinson.
nc Fulton Telegraph: Mrs. :Maria young
Lafayette county, accompanied by her iHtere:
VI ing little girls, arrived h~erelTuesday, and is
guest OF her mother, Mrs. Rickenbaugh.
-. Cant. John LITER nf Kentucky, father
Mrs. Newton Gibson, Is in the city on a visit
- his daughter. He is II years OF age. and is
IL spry as Il boy file. He will remain several da,
ST. Zach Chandler in the sample room
Doth swing his gay gonfalon,
Ana says to the man behind the par,
"A schooner 2 No, a gallon -
" Robert Taylor. who was shot by Wren
CT Aullville, at eight O'Clock last night was VI
,sh low, and it was thought that he oould only
RI u few hours. Wren has been steadily improvir
Mr.. Robert Hicklin got home yesterd:
having received a dispatch ut Dodge Ci
telling him of the serious condition oil his ii
son. He came too late to see him again IN
ay world.
Ise Lee Bradley, the wild man of the Kan
al PrairIes. is back for a week or two. He der
it, but we believe he wants to take q Lafsye
Vi county young woman ont there to grow up W
les his herd of cattle.
sedllia BaZoo: The Misses Alice and Fan
Waddeil, the winsome bellies OF Lexingt'
Gu Mo-, are soJournIng at sweet Springs. ]
many AdOnises rusticating ut thi. favorite
sort are trying to bask in the sunshine of til
,st smiles.
o We had the pleasure Of meeting Captains &
VIckars and Roley Porter, of the Kinney. W
pesday. Though unwiliingiy detained the