Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1880-02-07
Personalities.
Mr.. James Clowdsley IS better.

Mr.. James Clowdsley Is better.
Doc" McGrew is still quite Ill.
Mrs. Victoria Small of Clay township, ia very
sick with typhoid fever.
Miss Title Hollis got back from her months
visit to st. Louis. last Thursday morning.
Miss Emma Dale, OF Kentucky, is visiting the
family of Mr.. b.. f. McCord, near Waverly.
Mr.. ". B. Steele left for Jefferson City.
Thursday evening. He will be buck Monday.
Mr.. Walter BeatIe, of Davis township mas en-
tered Mr.. g.. NJ. Hobson's school, in this city.
Mr.. Corbley Hughes, of Clay township Is
quite ill with pneumonia. but is better than he
was.
Theodore Tilton told a ST. Louis audience
what he knew about Hearts Ease" last sun
day night.
Miss Sallie, daughter of VIM. C. Bsatie. ESD.
Of Davis township. has been. for some time.
quite Ill with pneumonia.
Miss Mamie williams. of Stephensville, Tex
AZ, married Mr.. W. NJ. Goat. She now answers
to the name of Mamie Goat.
Psola Marie is g ing to kick herself into the
affections Of st. Louis people next week. in
MauriceG rau's French opera boude.
Mrs Ada Hawks. the widow of Bishop
Hawks, OF the Episcopal church, was married
In st. Joseph, last week, to DR.. e. H. Darby.
Mr.. Charles C. Carroll. of C Irrollton. Carroll
county, u typo on the CarrOllton. Carroll cOun-
ty Democrat, came up to Z his friends and rela-
tives Tuesday last.
A young man In this city says that when q
lady proposes to u gentleman. he IL torcibly re-
minded OF ''wil you walk into my parlor.
said the spider to the ny"
Mr.. James Fl. Lame, of the Marionettes, was
in town Wednesday. He Is a business man all
over, and the advance agent is always an indi-
cation OF the character of the show.
Mr.. Robert NJ. Austin, who now lives near
Nevada, Vernon county, Mo-, his wife writes,
expects to take the Intelligeucer rs long as he
lives" May he Live long and prosper"
Brownsville Herald--s'Mlsses Kate Gordon
and Jennie Green. Of Lexington. and Miss Sue
Beattie. of Columbia, have been visiting Mrs.
w. 2 Walton for several days past. Miss Cor
don returned home Wednesday morning.
Mr.. Ryiand S. Findlay. who has been absent
eight months, keeping books for Mr.. Thomas
II. Hackett. who has just completed the st.
Joe & Desloges railway, narrow gauge, re-
turned last Saturday. He is looking very we'll.
Jennie Smith owes an everlasting debt OF
gratitude to Emma Abbott, who made her Sec
ond trial possible by giving her enough money
to comply with the requirements of New Jersey
law. All honor to the little woman who SO
HhaShAAy S~ihS ~ tAS I . AAo
Kahokia Democrat, January s4:-''Wirt Nor
rs sold his household goods at auction. on
Thursday, and will leave to-day for Lexington,
Mo. We are sorry to lose this genial, kind
hearted gentleman from our midst, but we can
say to the people OF Lexington. with whom he
is to cast his lot. that they will find in him 1t
business man of. integrity and a refined social
gentleman"
Kansas City Times, February 1: Mrs.
Dora French, who has been prosecuting her
studies In New York during the winter, will re-
turn to Kansas City next week for a few weeks
rest. She has been giving some readings in the
east, in every %instnnce winning golden opinions
and receiving the heartiest encomiums OF the
critics and the press. Mrs. French will return
to New York in March. We hope to hear her nj
our Opera House ere she returns"
The following named Senti. men have called
on us since our last issue: Nal. Norvell. OF
Ray county; Jno. A. Lockhart, Jno. o. Lock.
hart, Writ Morris, Ed. r. Barnett, Geo. Fox.
Col. Ben. Elliott, W. A. Page, Chat. NJ. Lank.
lord, Z r. Shawhan, A. Stewart. N. S. Davis.
Berry Hughes. J.. f. Downing. A. Y. Davis.
Col. 10. Davis. W. W. White, c. W. Long, A.
j. Bumgarner. JAS. B.. Hord, j H. Nef. Ryland
Friday n. Peachee. Thos. T. Cobb DR.. Charlie,
Smith. Hub. Campbell and Geo. Plattenburg.
Miss Annette Winsor has gone to st. Louis to
join her sister, Miss Dixie Winsor. and Mrs. NJ.
b. Silver, with Miss Susie Lewis, and . party
of other young friends in a trip to New Orleans,
on the elegant passenger steamer. Annie P.
Silver. They go by special invitation. as the
guests OF the owner and commander OF the boat,
Capt. David. H. Silver. AT New Orleans they
will be met by Mr.. Joseph q. Silver and wifi,
on their return from Alabama, where they hav,
been visiting their relatives and the old home O
Mr.. Silver.
New York News:-'sA printer doesn't rush t.
the doctor every time he is out OF Sorts ,
Winstsd News:-''Nor to a baker when he Il
out of 'pi.'" Burlington Hawkeye:-Nor to
woodpile when he wants a stick" Musca
tine Journal:-''Sor to the bible when he want
y good 'rule.'" Pilot:-'.Nor to the gun-sho,
when he wants = shooting stick" COLORADO
News:-''Nor to q cabinet shop when he want
sfurniture.'" Sherman Chronicle:-''No to
bank when he wants 'quoIns.'" McKinne,
Advocate:-''Nor to see his girl when he want
to go to press" Waco ExamIner:-"Nor Il
y butcher when he wants fat nor to an oil
cheese when be wants live matter.'" New
York People:-'.Nor to a lawyer when he has
dirty cIse.'" Rochester Express Nor to
pump When he is thirsty and has i've cents in hi
pocket Nor need he be an lnhabitaLt of tn
internal regions if he lives IN the "hell-boX.'
Nor need he be q yagabond If he is a ''tramp.'
Of 'leads." Nor need he be q manufacturer O
suspendeIs if he does make braces" Hod-l
ever, at any rate.