Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1879-09-13
Personalities s.
Hurrah for Lockhart!

Hurrah for Lockhart!
Hurrah for ''DUSTI'.! |
HURRAH FOR "nCyGB'!i
Mr.. Virgil Keene was n town last honuas.
Hon. L. NJ. Edwards took IN tne i"" ~
day.
Mr.. Thomas Conklirg::was at the iair lnors'
day.
Miss Julia Smith. of Odessa. was Ut IL Az
yesterday. ..a
Misc Blunch Sayre, Of Richmond WIS "''"e
fair Thursday.
Circuit Clerk Spurlok, Of Ray county, was -
the fair Thursday.
Miss Tyndall, of Kansas City, ca"e o""" ~
the fair Wednesday.
Jno. G. Worthinrtm, Esq, called on the In
telligencer yesterday. -.
Mrs. Sadie William, returned IRON h' non
to Marshall last Monday.
Miss Mamie Hubbel, of was "' L
fair Thursday and Friday.
George Trigg, ESQ., county clerk Oh NASooun-
ty, was at the fair Thursday.
Messrs. Jno. Moay ana VIM. Flsher' OF
Richmond. were at tie fair Thursday.
Mrs. Charles Ramsey. nee. Ada Long, OF 81.
Louis, is visiting relatives In this city.
Bason Isidore Taybr, a well-known traVeier
and author, died at Paris last Saturday.
Mr.. Lafayette Burton. who is spending q snort
time at home, was at he fair Thursday.
Egert Klst, OF st. Joseph, Is here visiting rel
atiyes and friends and attending the fair.
Can't. Roly Porter is home on Il visit to his
family, his boat being laid up for repairs.
Miss Ssllie Sloan has accepted an engagement
| as soprano in Grace church. Kansas City.
Marie Christine has accepted the offer of the
| hand and heart of Alfonso, king Of Spain.
Mrs. j. n. Manuel, nee Bette Arnold, OF Ft.
Worth. Texas, ia here visiting friends anu reia-
tives.
| Hugh T. Wilson Is expected home tomorrow
| morning. He will probably remain only u ie"
days.
Mrs. DR.. +. 3. Alexander returned from her
| visit Thursday morning to friends III saiih'
county.
Mrs. J. V. Findley Is visiting friends III
| Ssdalla. She has Mr.. w. b. steele's little SOL
with her.
Miss Emma Bobet and frankie Beeler' o.
Kansas City, were visiting al Mare John Young
THIS week.
Misses Fannie Rogers and Tinnie Machir. o
Columbia, are visiting the family OF Shefii
Mountjoy.
Mrs. Gano wainwright, Q! Marshall, with t~'
children. are visiting her sister-in-law, Mrs
James Drysdale.
Mr.. Arthur Sparks, WHO has been at Trinidad
Col, :or the past six months, got back hom'
Wednesday evening.
Miss Maggie Hollis, OF Independence. cam
down Thursday, to visit the family of Mr.. job
W. Waddell, and to attend the fair.
Mr.. John Cash, u former Intelligencer typo
new working on the Plattsburg Register, l
in the city and called last night, upon mis- atnt'
mater.
F. Coleman Smith. Esq, formerly of thi
city, is now . rising lawyer at the Butler bar
and president of the Bates county immlgratio
, society.
Miss Madge Duke, ofDanville, Kentucky. VIII
had been visiting Miss Matte Kerdolf, went
Independence, Thursday, to her SISTERS, Ars
Chrisman.
Hugh and Tom Wallace arrived home Thurs
day morning, the survey OF the river, in whic
e they have been engaged for som time, BEN
completed.
john ~Ivinson, Esq, general manager of II
= Kansas City & Eastern Railroad, and his daugl
0 tiers, Misses Alice and Emma, were at the III
Thursday.
Hon. F. NJ. Cockrell, present and future SEM
<. tor of Missouri, with has accc mplished wifi
r were ut the fair yesterday. They return bon
this evening.
. 1t is stated that DIR. SchlIemann may come
America to reside permanently after he has Il
ished his excavations. His property is almo
q all in Indiana.
8 Major J. j. Hickman. who will deliver 4 lie
n ture in this city, next Tuesday night. occupi
the high position Of Eight Worthy Grand Ter
y plsr of the World.
Mrs. William N. Jordan will leave, Monda
on q visit to her friend, Mrs. j. .. Sloan,
Cincinnati, Ohio. She will probably bs abse
3 month or six weeks.
N The Empress Eugene is still in the same st:
y Of depression. She receives nobody, and din
alone in her own apartments. She only leav
her room to go to that OF her son.
!, Mr.. A. 8. Currie. of Trinity county, Califc
mia, is here visiting relatives and friends. He
q son of the lateS. f. Currie, and is one of
old 4s-ers of his adopted state.
Mt Miss Lille Link, who wears the piano met
n of the E. A. 8. tor 1879. was called home tt
70 week by the sudden death of her father. n
'e Henry Link, late Of Clinton. No.
t, Mr.. Dade Hereford and wife, formerly of Il
IN county, but now of Virginia, have for the p
as three weeks been visiting the family of Rev.
?, Roth, the father of Mrs. Hereford,
re Miss Minnie Goodwin. one of the most pop
o; lar girls that the L. A. Seminary has ever hi
ne was in town this week, on u visit to her sist
es Miss Sallie, who has taken her place in
er school.
d. Mr.. Arthur Sparks, who has, for the p
re year. been living in Colorado, returned no
E. Thurday. He will remain about Il week, 9
d. will attend school at the State University, {
it Iumbia.
r. Mr.Pat. Ingram snd daughter. Miss Lula, of s
line county, have been in the city this week O
visit to relatives, Miss Lula Will remain a cou
of weeks. She is stopping with her cousin NJ
An w. g. Musgrove.
q. W. Winsor came up last week to spent
q. few days with his many friends in this ci
Since he has been engaged at the coal shal
" near Higginsviile, he has made himself exec
ingiy scarce about here.
D. Mrs. Mary Jane Switzler, wife of Col. W
e. F. Switzler, died at Columbia, Mo-, last Tit
Oh day. after an illness OF several weeks. The c
TO onel has the sympathy of his large circle
friends in his sad bereavement.
~ Fannie Blue, u colored woman from Virgin
Va died In New Orleans the other day at the
>. legged age of l25 years. She remembered to h
seen q small boy named G. Washington wi
ped by his father for telling u lie about a CHI,
al tree.
IT. Last week, while ThOs. Jones, of this vicin
at was working in his field, he WAS stung on
wrist by some insect or reptile, resulting
To- very painful and much inhamed arm, which
les prevented him from attending to business sil
Inc 1t is now much better. although far from W
Tor Mrs. w. NJ. N. Green was very sick Mon
ces aud Tuesday. She Is better now. Mr.. &c,
Trail, her son, WAS prevented by her Ill
!. from making his usual fine display of vegeta