Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1880-09-18
Personalities

Mrs. Taylor, of Odessa, is very i'll.
Mercedes is one of the baby's names.
Mrs. Robert Hudnall is still very low.
Mike Carroll, ofthe Branch. is quite sick.
Mr.. Will r. Green is visiting in Marshall.
presidcnt and Mrs. Hayes are in San Fran
cisco.
Ike Ryland left. Wednesday. for Fayette t.
resume his studies.
Bishop Doggett of the Methodist church ls
very low at his home in Virginia.
Mr.. Charlie Rinehart got back, Thursday
night, from a thirty duys' visit home.
DIR. j. E. Webb, of the Dover neighborhood
leaves. shortly, for Cincinnati, to attend
course of medical lectures.
Mr.. Charles Morrison and wife who have beer
taking IN the United States and Canadas. go
home last Wednesday morning.
MIRA. Jenny Link, nee Virginia Shewslter
who lives at Alma, Col, is in the city at AIR
Tbos. Standish's visiting relatives anu ole
friends.
The princess Of Spain has been baptised. bui
rs it would take something like a column to prln
her entire name, We defer it till q more cOnve
nient occasion.
Messrs. George l.. Leyburn, P. II. Chamber
and j. A. Quarles lett, Thursday morning. fol
Liberty to attend Lafayette presbytery. They
will probably be back to-day.
Mr.. Frank d. Hopkins. of Harrisburg, Va.
son-in-law of MIR. F. c. T. Brightwell, and hi.
| friend, Mr.. Shscklett. are in the city visiting
, friends and looking out for . business opening
Mr.. A. NJ. HaGer, acting superintendent O
| the middle division OF the Mo. p. Il. R., Wal
In the city, Tuesday. negotiating with Messrs
Thomas johnson and c. Ben Russell for a CRANE
fishing expedition.
| St. LOUIS Republican tit is intlmated tina
| the mitten lately presented to Ulysses, Jr., by
Miss Jennie Flood had its main provocation il
the result of the Chicago convention. Thu
| politics poison love-"
Mr.. William Ahrens. who was thrown from :
horse last Monday. is still suffering from thu
effects Of the fall, his brain being seriously
affected. He is ten years of age and u good boy
We rearet his misfortune.
Col. Colbert, of the Chickasaw Nation. who
had been to Columbia, ami stopped In Latayett.
county to look after some of his lands here
called to see us Wednesday. He thinks this I
great country. He reports crops IN the Natior
as being good.
Prof.. d. K. McAnnalIy. of the University,
made a narrow escape from u burning building
at Idaho Springs, COL. the other day. He los
nine mss. of lectures prepared by him during
tuS hOllulgo ulCu II upOu Hilu q ucd
OF labor to reproduce.
The following named gentlemen paid US pleas
ant visits since our last issue:-J. L Lockhurt.
Thos. Field, John Kelly, David Groves, j. A.
Mediation. S. l.. McBurney, Col. JOSEPH
Davis and Jno ID. Wright.
Mr.. L. D.. Foster. of the C. 4 A., by sobriety
and attention to his duties rs brakeman. has
been promoted, and now ''runs'' the local
freight formerly in charge of Conductor Chrlsty
who is on u passenger. Mr.. Foster. like Mr.
Christy, is a clever gentleman, and IL working
up.
Our city has been recently favored with visits
from the following ladies' and gentlemen. who
were well pleased with our educational advan-
tages, and lett their daughters as pupils in the
Baptist Female College: E. S. Bedford and
wife, of HuntsvilIe; DIR. Nj. b. Collins, of Glas-
gov; Mrs. s. E. Brown, OF Brunswick; Nal j.
R. Green. of Clinton county,; John NJ. Han
cock and wife of Brownsville; DIR. J. W. Nor
man, of Tipton; W. l.. Thompson, of Clay
county; B. F. vickars. of Lafayette county:
Mrs. F. l.. Barnes. of Moberly, and E. Il. Dor
ton and wife of Orrick; j.. C. Egelhoh, Kansas
City.
The following are the boarding pupils at Bap-
q S'AA"h vi u" N"t$- low
printed them last week but for our crowded COL
umns Belle Barnes, MOberly; Miss Ella
Bedford. IIuntsville; Miss Inez Cartwright,
Weston; Miss Minnie Collins, Glasgo "; Miss
Clemmie DortOn, Orrick; Miss Minnie Davis,
Brunswick, Miss Ada May Day. BrunswIck:
Miss Jennie Dolce, Orrick; Miss Ida Ferguson.
Miss Helm Green. Clinton CO.,
Misses Eliza and Lucy Guthrey. Miami; Miss
Leoda Hancock, Saline CO.; Miss Maud Hard
wicke. Liberty; Miss Jennie Lewis. Lees Sum-
NIT: Miss Dixie McCleiland. Haynesville; Miss
Lula Maston. Kansas City; Miss Eta Mosby,
Clay CO. Miss Nora Neal, Newton. kas Miss
Maggie Norman, Upton; Miss Annie Norton.
Platte City: Miss kate Salmon, Clinton; Miss
Prndie Shinn. Clinton CO.; Mss Matte Sparks.
Saline CO.; Miss JOY Taylor. Miami; Miss Cora
Thompson. Clay co Miss ImOgene Thompson.
N. c.; Miss Annie Viekars, Lafay-
cite CO Misses Daisy and jamie Webb. Laiay-
ellie county: Miss Lilly Eyelhon, Kansas City;
Jennie HcnebOWer. Spring Hill, Kansas,