Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1880-02-21
Personalities.

Miss Anna Price is convaiescent.
Tilton DAVIS, ESQ, is in tile city.
Edward WEIGH, of St. Joseph, is dead.
Mr., w. Poll williams was in the city last
Wednesday.
Miss Lee Birgerstaf, of this city. is very Ill
with pneumonia.
n. Z. Buck was registered at barnum's' ot.
LOUIS, Wednesday.
Little Ella, daughter of Mr. VIM. 7. Price, is
quite ill with pneumonia.
Claude. tho little son OF Mr.. Harlan Luellen,
is very i'll with pneumonia;
Mrs. Tweed, widow Of VIM. N. Tweed, died
IN Paris, France, last Friday.
Mr.. Walker oowherd desires us to. address
him at Waverly Place, New York.
Miss TRUE White. who had an attack of
pleurisy recently, il convalescent.
Mr.. Simeon T. Price. of st. Louis, has been
in town this week. visiting friends.
ParisMercury:-'sGsn Grant is still In Qbs."
No; he has Vera-ly gone for q Cruz.
The Princess Louise lost y $50. 900 Jewel when
she fell out of the sleigh the other day.
Miss Mamie Talbot. OF Nevada, has been WIS.,
iting her relative, Rev. j. W. Dunn.
City Engineer Fleet. who is In Virginia,
writes that he will be home In two weeks.
LUG IIiuCebo LOuIsC W oAi6usJ ~
being thrown from a sleigh . few DAYS ago.
Francois Ferdinand Bernay, orientalist and
professor al the University Of Berlin, Is dead.
Mr.. G. W. Bicksler. master Of transportation
of the K. e. & E., WAS in the city Wednesday.
Mr.. Warier cummings. fuel agent OF the
Missouri Pacific Railroad, was In the city yestsr-
day.
Miss Jennie Hanna and Miss Jennie HARRISON,
az Rupaua rifv are WAITING at Mr. q q Went
worth's.
Mr.. W. G. Eggleston has been down in Henry
| county. this week. visiting friends. and Oh
business.
Rev. f. NJ. Kennedy. editor OF the Southern
| Christian Advocate, died at his acme in Macon.
| Ca. last Sunday.
Mr.. Isidore Keller. representing the whole
| sale house Of Kramer & 10th. st. Louis. was IF
the city last week.
Mr.. j. H. Jones, formerly of this county new
living In Davisss county, was here visiting hia
friends this week
Miss Vic G. Conklipg, sister of N. W. Conk.
ling, with her little neice. Miss Geraldine. ii
here for q brief visit.
| Hon. H. Mcmillan, q prominent lawyer, and
at one time state senator. died at his home lr
Boonvllle, last Sunday.
Mr.. Charles Mosby. of Richmond, paused
through this place Monday evening, on his way
home from Saline county.
Mrs. McRoberts, mother Of Mrs. j. T. Child
at Richmond, is dangerously i'll with eryslpelas,
if still alive at this writing.
Sedalia Democrat:--''Cupt. N. L. Belt, now
q successful merchant Of Narshall, Saline eoun'
ty, is soon to be married."
| Hugh Wilson, Esq , who has:been here on
visit, called to see US last night. He is looking
we'll. and thinks Texas . great country.
Mr.. F.. c. 7. BrIghtwell will remove with hi
family, next Thursdsy. to Ray county, to TAX
charge of Capt. W. D.. Rankin's large farm.
Csrrollton Democrat. February A:-''Th'
Misses Waddell, of Lexington, Ne, are visit
ing the family Of W. D. Shanklin, Of this city
Mr.. W. II. Carter. Of Dover township, one o
natures noblemen, who has been dsnger0usl!
i'll with infiammatory rheumatism, Is mush bet
ter.
Miss Mamie Trigg, who had been here TO
some weeks visiting her relatives. went dowr
to fayetteville, her mothers home, last Satur
day.
DR.. Robert Carter, of Gentryville, Gentr,
county, with his wife aud family, are visiting
the DOCTORS brother, Mr.. w. H. Carter. who 1
very ill.
Senator Lamar is once more in his place .
Washington. looking none the worse tor hi
late illness. May he long be spared to hi
country.
Mr.. j.. King, of ST. Louis. paymaster, cam
up, Wednesday,, on the Mo. p. and went owe
the K. c. & E. The boys along the line wer
glad to see him.
Mr.. j. R. Davis, of the Warrensburg Journal
Democrat, was in the city Wednesday. an,
called on the Intelligencer. Mr.. Davis former
ly lived in this city.
Mrs. Byron Bliss, sister of Robt. TAYLOR
Esq, who has been visiting her brother for sew
eral weeks. returned to her home in Colorado
last Wednesday morning.
George Houx, Esq, favored Us with Q Wis
last Saturday; Mr.. Houx is one Of the father
in Israel. He is In his SD year, but stlll ride
around like a young man.
Mrs. Sarah Russell and her daughter, of Csv
ington. Kentucky, are visiting Mr.. Robert I
Russell. Mr.. Russell had not seen his mothe
before for some twelve or fourteen years.
7. B. Wallace, Esq, left for Wsshingto
City, last Wednesday evening, to look after
claim he has before congress. His son. Hugh
will attend to his Office duties In his absence.
Miss Lula Sessions, of UnioAtown, n.y., fol
merly a pupil of the Z. Aull Seminary, Mr.
Maggie Parker and Miss Susie Willis, of Ind,
pendence. are visiting at Mrs. N. K. Hollis.
Mr.. John Yokely requests US to address hL
in future at Memphis, Bourbon county, Knnssl
his residence being near there, In Missouri. "
hate to have to make the change, but suppose Y
must.
Fred Douglas old master, Capt. Thorn,
Aud, died. last Sunday week, at the reslden,
of his son-in-law, John C Harper. Esq, ne,
St. Michaels, Talbot county, Maryland. I
was a worthy gentleman.
Subject for some OF our debating societies
Resolved, 'That a son-ln-law 10 always a Sol
in-law 10 his father-in-law, even though Il
"lfe who brought about the connection be dea,
and the husband married to another woman"
Mr. Thomas Carmichael, last Friday. tot
home with him Misses Mauds Hardwick
Of Liberty; Kate Hawkins. of Saline; Emu
!, Sprague, Of Houstonia, and Emma Brasher.
Camden, to spend Sabbath in visiting the fami
Of j. b. Carmichael, Esq.
, Mr.. I. Chalmers Wood, formerly of this cit,
now OF Hamburg, Iowa. was In the city Wei
, nesday. He was warmly greeted by his maj
friends, who regretted that his stay was
short. We were sorry to learn that his wife
health was not good. The other members
his family are all we'll.
We do it as a solemn duty, however unplea
. ant. when we warn leap year inclined Made
against Geo. Maitland and David Fleet. T
atmosphere of the corner where they spend the
! days is unwho!esome. Vids "a. v. Robinso
A. "A. Lesueur, j. o. Lesueur, r. C. T. BrIgh
, we'll. Charles G. Wallace and Harlan Luellen
Sedalia Democrat, February T:-"Mr. Rio
ard Field. Of Lexington. one of the most br
liant attorneys In central Missouri, and . prof.
9 inent candidate Tor the circuit Judgeship, nrri
ed in thIs city last night, and will spend y d,
, or two here. Mr. Field is q brother of our va
- thy county clerk. and WAS partly raised in p.
- tbs county"
The following named persons have paid
pleasant vista since our last issue: Butt
Il Moore, Mrs. w. P. Thompson. L. P. Kid
- Mrs. Rebecca jacobs. James O'Gornan, Di
!, LomaN, Col. Ben Elliott, Alexander II. Cree
Judson c. Armstrong, Thomas Carmichael,
I. Conn. Robert II. Mosby, Rev. D. c. Bolto
:. Fl. c. Page. Judge F. E. Barnett, J. B.. Loo
i. q. w. Craven, Rufus Young, Lewis c. Eichle
j. +. Campbell, Richard Hainline.
Harvey Higgins, E.q., returned. laAt MsndI
morning, from a trip south to see his daughter
Mrs. VIM c. Bledsoe (Sallie) at Lafayette, Al
bama, and Mrs. John A.. Morris (Emma)
Hampton, Ga. Mrs. Bledsoe has two chlldr
"a boy and u girl, and Mrs. Morris two-A o.
and II girl. Both families were in good healt
except Rev. Mr.. Bledsoe. Mr. Higgins enjoy
his trip very much, and looks greatly improy
by it. AS in duty bound, he called up to see
grd tell us all about it. He looks i've ys,