Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1879-09-20
Personalities.

Personalities.
Hon. Samuel l.. Sawyer was in the CITY We'd
nesday.
Some one estimates that 900. 900, 900 people use
tobacco.
Uncle Johnny McNeel paid us a pleasant visit
Tuesday.
Mr.. Hayes, like Betsie Bobbitt. is on a
''tower."
Mrs. sprague is said to be in seclusion near
New York.
VIM. T. Hays, Esq, called on the Intelligent
Ger Tuesday.
Meyer Keller will leave. Wednesday. for a
trip to Chicago.
DR.. Joe Carter. of HigRinsyille, was at the
fair On Saturday.
Mr.. Ben G. Chinn has been very Ill this week.
but is somewhat better.
mr. Isaac Ryland left for Fayette, to enter
college, last Wednesday.
Henry Sinauer. Esq. left, Wednesday, Tor
his trip east to buy goods.
Miss Hattie Harwood, of Dover, Is spending a
week with Mrs. John Meng.
Bankruptcy proceedings have been begun
against Adirondack Murray.
Mr.. Robt. Hale, who was quite i'll for several
days, was out again Thursday.
Capt. J. F. Eneberg. of Bates City, spent a
day or two In town this week.
Col. Jno. Reid Is absent attending q meeting
of the State Fish Commission.
DR.. James Ferguson. of Andrew county, call
ed on the Intelligencer Monday.
Mrs. Nellie Grant Ssrtoris is coming to this
country soon to visit her parents.
Misses Jessie Thistle and Lura Logan spent
last week in the city with friends.
Hon. L. G. Bohannon, Of Ray county, was in
the city and at the fair last Saturday.
Mr.. l.. Ruffner Smith, of Odessa, spent last
Tuesday and Wednesday in this city.
Hon. Charles l.. Ewing was in the city yester-
day, and called on the Intelligencer.
Miss Fannie johnson. Of Columbia, Mo-, is
visiting the family of DR.. l.. Watson.
Mrs. Robert Bruce, of Saline county. is visit
ing at Mr.. Thos. Smiths. near this city.
Mics Tiny Machir. who was visiting at Sher-
III Mountjoy's, left. Tuesday. to visit friends at
Mexico.
Mr.. Burton Vance, of Louisville, KY, has
been visiting the family of Mr.. I. B. Wallace.
this week.
Messrs. Chas. Scott and John Burnett. left,
Thursday evening. for New Mexico. where they
expect to live.
Mr.. W. K. Trige returned from a business
trip into Kansas q day or two ago. He will leave
again Monday.
Our old friend, Leonard Scott. who has been
sick for some weeks with bilious remittent fever.
Is convalescing.
Mrs. Philip Keller and her daughter, Birdie,
leave. next Wednesday,, for q visit to friends IN
Chicago, Illinois.
Messrs. Cuthbert Powell. Of the ''Kansas City
Price Current" Mr.. Jim Vim took in the
fair on Saturday.
The Intslligenoer received a pleasant call from
the gallant soldier and true democrat, Boon
last Monday.
Ths young man who received the pumpkin
pie from some young ladies, says that he wants
more. bad.
Twenty-Five years ago this morning. at Z
Mr.. Ethan Allen was married. He
not bald-headed then.
Miss Fannie Rogers, Of Columbia, who has
been visiting at Mr.. Muuntjoy's, has gone to
visit friends in Kansas City.
Messrs. Geo. Plattenburg, Jim Vivion, Willie
Harwood and John VIM. OF Dover, spent Fri
day and Saturday In this city.
Miss Carrie B. Davis, Of Richmond. who was
at the fair q day or two last week, Is still IN the
city, VISITING Miss Fannie Bayliss.
T. D. Boyle, ESQ.,. Of the Richmond Demo-
u ~ SoSO"p0AAco W ~ w. ~ SNJ
last Saturday, and attended the fair.
Mr.. Joseph Major, whe has been sick with
fever since the 23d of August. and was
at one time very low, 10 now recovering.
Secretary and Mrs. Evarts leave Windsor. VT,
in q few days to become the guests of the Mar
quis Of and the Princess Louise, at Ottawa.
Miss Sallis Heston, Of Carrollton, is visiting
1T Capt. Roley Porter's. She will go to Dover
in a dav or fwn tn take charge nf a
school.
Misses Bette Campbell, Annie and May
vivion, Mollie, Daisie and Mamie Webb. Annie
the fair on Saturday.
William Barber, chief enRraver of the United
States mint at Philadelphia, died on Sunday
last, at the age of 72 years. He engraved the
Grant. johnson. Prof. Henry and other medals.
ssme of the young ladies at one Of the SEM
lnaries have formed a ''Grsnd-pap club" The
of the club can already jump over six
chairs. and there is ne hope of further distin-
gushing herself
Mr.. shannon Griffith, Of S~helhyvila. KY,
was In the city this week. looking after his
landed interests. He is one of the Sam. Shan
non heirs. and owns Q very valuable farm a few
from MAYHEM.
Marshall, Saline county. ProRress:-The twin
sisters, SAllie Higgins, Of Houstonia. and Lille
of Lexington, are at the fair. Look
out. boys. that you don't come out as the Pro-
gress reporter did, court one and mean the
other.
Mr.. j. J. Greenwade, OF the firm Of Roberts,
Williams & Greenwade, Aullville. was In the
city Tuesday, and paid US q visit. These gentle
men own and operate the elevator at Aullville,
which has been doing q very good business of
late. Itnow contains some 8. 900 or 1000 bushels
of wheat.
The girl that loves US best is going to make us
. pretty pin-cushion for cur desk. She hasn't
said so, but We know she is. If We learn her
name we'll immediate ourselves at the altar Of
her beauty, in verse. or get the Poet Laureate to
write the lines for US.
Mr.. Mark W. Conkling returned from his
purchasing trip east one day last week. and ever
since, the side walk in front of his store has
been INSTRUCTED by the arrival OF daily con-
signments OF we'll selected dry goods. AL the
ladies should look IN and see what q tasteful,
useful and we'll selected stock he has laid in for
the fall trade.
Misses Lulu Oliver and Katie Hartwell, OF
Wssson. Mississippi, arrived here last Thurs
day, to attend the Elizabeth Aull Seminary.
They were accompanied by Rev. j. Woodbridge.
Mrs. William N. Jordan. who expected to
leave on a visit to Cincinnati. last Monday, was
Unexpectedly detained, but left this morning.
She will be absent about six weeks.
Sedslia Demscrat:-Mr. Thomas II. Bayliss,
one of the proprietors Of the City Hotel. Lexing.
ton, passed through the city yesterday evening,
on his way home from Jefferson City, where hi
had been attending court.
Mr.. Hugh Wilson, formerly OF this city, now
Of Fort Worth Texas, has been spending the
week here with his family. He favored US With
a call, and told as much of his new business
place. He still loves cold lexington as ev.
erybody does. who has ever lived here. Ht
will leave for Fl. Worth to-day or tomorrow
Mr.. Samuel l. Drysdale. Jr., who. for thu
past i've or six years has been in the employ o
the Mo. p. railroad In this city, has been .ap
pointed agent Of the road ut Brownsville, an,
left here, last Saturday, to take the place. Mr.
Drysdale Is q faithful, efficient and trustworth,
officer, and q thorough gentleman. We com
mend him to the good people of his new home
Mrs. $. f. George, of Pleasant Prairie. lief
her home = few days ago, for a visit to he
brother, Mr.. B.. F.. Leach. proprietor of tn
Victoria Hotel, Brunswick. Ne. She was &C
companied by her daughter. Mrs. E. Moote. A
she had not been away from home before 70
twenty years, she attributes the rains of las