Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1880-09-04
Personalities.

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Mrs. g NJ Moun,joy is fully recovered.
.Jerrv EI,cl i. home asaiu from Europe.
Mr.. Harry ,:,,uorc is at home for Il few days.
Mira Ell y.;,sr has been quite sick for several
days past.
Ex-Goy paul O. Hebert died at New Orleans,
Miss sa,,e smith has returned from her visit
to the country.
Mrs. r. A Hudnsll is quite i'll. and has been
so for some time.
Miss Mol,t. Allen is visiting Miss Emma kir-
by, at Carrollton.
Ex-Gov j. n. Henderson,, OF Iexas' aieo al
Houston, Monday.
Miss Sallie Chamber has been quite Ill TINS
week, but is better.
Mr.. f. 8. Houx, of the Advance. paid US a
pleasant visit Wednesday.
Miss Belle Hays left, Wednesday,, Tor 81. 'oe'
to visit Miss Lucie Hundiey.
The Judge of the court OF high PINS spent .
day or two in town this week.
Mrs. Thos. P. Akefs ID at her orotners. MT
Ro. Anderson's. near Aullville.
Mrs. John H.. Allstadt, oil Dover township 10
very Ill with dropsy of the heart.
Miss Lydia Gather returned nome' so"e ""S'
since, from u visit to BLACKBURN.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Shields Trigg' OF husnes-
| Vile, are in town visiting friends.
Prof. Chas. Gimbel has got back. he looks
as if butter milk had agreed with him.
Mrs. George Mexican has been very Ill al hef
home, Sedalia, but is somewhat better.
Capt. Jno. +. Eneberg Is said to be DONG Tue
largest lumber business in Kansas CITY.
Miss Lucy Davis returned. Monday evening"
| from her two mouths visit to Colorado.
Mr.. and Mrs. RoDt. Taubman returned IRON
| ,h.;r ayt>pdad a atarn tOur last Sunday.
Miss Title Hollis returned. Tuesday. from her
two weeks' visit to Kansas City and Liberty.
Misses Laura Henry and Julia Smith returned
to Odessa, Monday, after q visit to friends here.
Miss Lutte Moreland returned, Thursday OF
\ last week, from v two weeks visit 10 Browns
VILE.
Miss Laura Rinehart. nee Meng passed through
town. Wednesday, on her way to 81. L-ouit
from Dover.
Miss 5. NJ. Thompson and her sister, Miss
Imogen, returned from their summer Visit nome
Monday night.
Rev. W. z. Puxson, the great Sunday schoo
man, was in town yesterday. and called to see Ill
for q moment.
The topdressing Of lawns is found by u farm
err in the east to cost less on his lands than i
does on his wife.
Mr.. Abe Keller has accepted a position will
A. franz ~ ooh.B "hoieo"iS -
chants, st. Louis.
Mr.. Mike Moot, of Clay township. is able t
ride around and walk on crutches. His foot ii
sull very painful.
Miss Dora Stapp is to assist Prof Thornton In
teaching the public school ut Aigginsville.
begins next Monday.
MIR. Z. l.. Beeding will leave for st. Louis to
dzy to enter actively into his new business
wholesale fancy groceries.
Miss Maria Wheatley, of Dover, is visiting
friends ut Napoleon AMI st. Joseph. and will u
absent Il couple of months.
Misses Katie and Lille Drysdale returne
home, Friday night OF last week. from n tw
weeks visit to Brownsville.
Mr., f.. S. Rowland, superintendent Of tn
broom factory in the penitentiary, was III III
city Thursday, lookingfor broom corn.
Miss Sue Alexander has returned from he
visit to Saline county relatives and friends. wit
whom she has been spending her vacation.
Mi. Louis Iteieke. who is now doing u pros
porous carpentering business in Kansas City
I spent Thursday In Lexington with his fumily.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. C.. McGrew will leave, ne,
Tuesday, for ar extended eastern trip to u
lakes, Niagara Falls, and the Canadian an
eastern cities.
) Mr.. and Mrs. Joshua Blocher, and Mr.. an
! Mrs. John Blocher have returned to their home
in Clay township, from an extended visit
friends in Indiana. looking the better for the
trip.
.The Palmyra Spectator regrets to iearn th'
Hon. John NJ. Glover. ex-member of congress
from the twelfth district. has been attacked b
! paralysis and seriously Frustrated in his lowe
limbs.
The Grant boys are well trained. It's youn
/ Jesse this time that has struck u bonanza. H
engagement to Lizzie, daughter of w. S. Cha
man, u wealthy California land owrer, is al
uounced.
Gov. Phelps looked hale and hearty, last Sal
t urday, and made II good speech. at Higginsvlll
He was accompanied by Phil. Chappell, Esq
DR.. G. b. Winston. and his private secretar.
Mr.. YOst.
Sedalia Democrat, Aug. 81 :-'Mr. G"ori
Gordon, u prominent farmer of Lafayette couI
ty, came down yesterday and left Tor Verne
;. county, where he goes to wind up the estate
Il dead brother
The good. old democratic Wilson family
Dewitt county, Ills. who are about three hu
dred strong, held AN immense reunion IN u
Witt township. Out OF the three hundred mes
ly all were present.
will" Aull will leave. next Thursday,
5 the University of Virginia, where he will atte
lectures. this winter. and thoroughly prepa
himself Tor the practice of law, which he b
chosen for his profession.
III Mr.. VIM. Lushper, oil StahntOn. Va. Is ne
IL on a visit to the family of his aunt, Mrs. Jer
ss Bair, whom he has not seen for twenty veal
l. He is also related to Mrs. Charles Carroll a
u Mr.. John Kice. OF this city.
ri Richmond Democrat W. s. Co
IN row and Riley Hamilton, made u flying trip
n, Lexington, on Monday. They found the fol
III all we'll. Success to you Will /! We know h
I'll it is ourself." What's her name ?
IL Miss Fannie Drysdale returned. last Saturd,
he from u two months visit to relatives in Sal
X. county. Her cousin, Miss Nola Graves,
w Saline county, came home with her to max
W short visit to relatives in this city.
The following named gentlemen have cal
since our last issue:-E. s. Rowland, N. W
III Ian, Z. T. Cobb, j. IL. Christy, IL. n. Hook
II smith. Edward Hurley, H.. S Sydnor. j.
o. Benton. Ro. Anderson ad John w. Cash.
Il Warrensburg journal Democrat :-"Mr. G
10 Young, of Lafayette county, We learn. Gu
'r' over to Johnson county after u load of wo'
'e' last Friday, and got lost. and his wife went
the hunt of him., but he arrived home before
H. did,
ie' IIigginsville Advance :-''MIss Lizzie VIII
VI one OF LeXington's beautiful bellies. who
been visiting :le Misses Kennedy ut :his pla
eh returned to her home last Wednesday. 1
Ill hoped that she Will have occasion to visit h
% often"
~ Mr.. NJ W. Cpnkiing left for down east w
u" nesday. He is gong to buy all the PR
things he sees; and he wantI all the ladies
~" call and see how pretty they are when he
" back. G: either the purchases or the ladie
:" Conkling.
," CiiG. Bowman spent two days here this W
visiting his folks. The last occasion OF q '
eli was the loss of Il finger, this time, we belle
'eh he has lost one of his heels. But CliH. d'
mind little things like that, in his railroad
experience.
Mr. Howard Dunn return ed. one day
ia week. IRON Lamar, Barton county, wher'
tn had been for the past io:r months. engaged
ty, railroad survey. He will JOIN the corps Of
5. ycy0rs who are here for the purpose OF imp
ing our harbor.
no Richmond Conservation: -''Wm. Aull,
md Lexington. u disciple OF blackstone, was IL
city = lew days since, on n visit to friends.
The . Mrs. G.. b. Russell and other friends 1
Lexington. are in the city on II visit, the 81
in oi Capt. j.. L. Quesenberry."
Il. &. Alexander is in town visiting relat
81 and shaking hands with his many friends. A
u short sojourn In Texas, he concluded the l
j. Star State was not the place for him, and
since been engaged in school teaching IN Sd
.ow county. He is looking remarkably well.