Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1880-04-03
Personalities.

Mr.. Benz. G. Chinn is again quite i'll.
Mr., VIM. X. Trigg Is at home for two or three
days.
Mai. John E. Ryland has been to Warrensbura
this week.
Mr.. Joseph Wernwag will clerk at BeedinS \
Clagett's.
Uncle Billy White got back from the Hoosiel
state Saturday last.
Miss Mollie Smith, of Aullville, is visiting al
Mrs. Moorehead's.
Mr.. j. c. Crenshaw spent Sunday, Monday
and Tuesday at home.
Mrs. Matte Sachra, of Camden. Is visiting
Mrs. Hunter Gilkeson.
Russell Wilson has given up his situation a
Nevada, Vernon county, and come home.
Mrs. Ed. Zeller left, yesterday, for a weeks
visit to relatives and friends in Kansas City.
Mary, daughter of Mr.. VIM. LaBertew. who
has been seriously i'll with pneumonia Is con
valescent.
Twin son Of Mr.. Franklin X. Iutt, who ha'
been very seriously i'll with pneumonia, is nov
nearly we'll.
D. W. Marmaduke, Esq, of Saline county
was in the city yesterday, and favored US with
pleasant visit.
Senator Thurman was attacked with vertigo
while speaking, one day this week, but was bet
ter the next morning.
Rev. w. Prottsman who is now living in Cal
ifornia has recently been stricken with paralysis
| of the nerve of the right eye.
Mrs. S. P. Arnold, whom we reported as be
| ing ill at her brothers,, Mr.. II. L.. Trundle's
Perryvilie, Ark, is convalescing.
L.. Ruffner Smith, ESD, was in the cit
| yesterday in attendance upon the funeral obse
quies of his brothcr-in-law. Mr.. E. B.. Mckee
DR.. Mines Adams. who was considered dan
gerously i'll, Thursday, with something lik'
pneumonia was much better yesterday after.
noon.
Miss Carrie Roper, one of the most charming
little ladies' in the world, who is Il teacher ut thu
E. A. Seminary, leaves for her home at Glas-
gov, to-day.
DR.. Robert R. Richardson. of Mt. Leonard
Saline county, has been in the city this week
visiting his sister. Mrs. j. b. Alexander, and hi.
our genial friend. Capt. r.. A. Collins. called
to see us when in town Tuesday: He was, a:
g gouh his w work. 1n n 1es iEe l PsoR his 81 nis LEGALITY an'
MIR. Dave J. Powell, accompanied by Mise;
Tillis and Sarah Powell, of Richmond. and Mis-:
Emily McCoun, of Kansas City, came ever las
Sunday, to attend Easter services al the EpiscO'
| pal church.
We learn from DR.. ]. W. Llghtner, thu
who was SO badly cut, last Saturday, by Sam.
Lawson, is doing well, and will recover unles:
erysipelasishould intervene.
| Mrs. Hugh Wilson left with her family, las
Thursday evening, to join her husband at Fort
Worth, Texas. Mrs. Wilson is an accomplished
and popular lady, whose home has always been
in this city, and a host OF friends regret that shs
has left US, but wish her every happiness ant
prosperity IN her new home.
Knob Noster Gem :-''Misses Ella Ferguson
and Matte Carmichael, of Odessa, Mo-, are II
town visiting Rev. Carmichael. A pleasanl
| party of young folks gathered at his residence
Tuesday evening. in honor Of the visitors. al
enjoyable evening was SPENT
Capt. j. Q. Plattenburg returned from st,
Louis, where he had been 10 buy goods. las
Tuesday morning, in time Tor the meeting of the
democratic executive committee, OF which he Is
a member. He says he purchased a large stock
expecting a good trade.
Misses Lura Logan and Jennie HARDWOOD, Of
Dover shave been in the city Tor the past weeE
| visiting the family of DR.. Meng. They called
on the Intelligencer Tuesday evening. Oul
boys greatly enjoyed the pleasure CT showing
Columbia Statesman: 'tMr. John L. Pigott and
wife,, of BOonville. attended the law commence.
ment there this week and have the pleasure o
knowing that their son. VIM. T.. PigOtt. stands
first in the graduating class of TWELVE w
congratulate the young man and his worthy
parents.
Prof. A. F. Fleet was in the city Sunday and
Monday last, and paid us a pleasant visit or
Monday. He is looking well, and is much
pleased with his position as professor OF Greek
in the state university. He says that the insti
tuition is unusually prosperous this year, ant
thinks DR.. Laws Il man OF rare executive ability
Ill which opinion we coincide with him.
The following named have honored us with
visits since our last: J. b. Dysart, jos. 7
Smith, G.. w. Grubb. Jas. A. Horn, 7. w
Shockley. Jno. Hader. Jas; NJ: Smith. Jno. r
Mitchell, w. c. Fox. R. Richardson. 0
Aurora, Ills. Geo. NJ. Boone and vile. Miss
Mollie Bergershausen, d. W. Marmaduke,
Lonnie Lee and Gen. Jno. S. Marmaduke.