Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1880-03-13
Personalities.
Maggie Mitchell Is a.

Maggie Mitchell Is a.
Mr.. CLANCY Cole 10 better.
Carter Temple has gone back to Colorado.
Miss Jessie Grant Is home from her visit v
Notaway county
Mr.. Sumner, of the B 4 s. W K R., WAS II
town last Saturday.
Gen. James Hsriing. rnlrosd commissioner
was In town Tuesday.
Mr.. Harrison Bell, who has been very IL
with pneumonla, 10 better.
Mr. Wy tt Webb r. quests US to change his ad'
dress from Dover to Hardin.
Mr.. H & Page has changed his address t.
Centervills. Johnson county, Mo.
Mr.. J. H Rawley, representing the Post
Disp Itch. paid us . visit Thursday.
Mrs. H. B INDIAN left. yesterday morning,
for y visit to friends in Ksnsas City.
Mi. T. 8 Chandler returned Tuesday from
tive weeks business trip to Chicago.
Senator Lamsr's health is improving. and HI
san new walk without the help of = cane.
Senator Edward, paid Us n visit this week
He has a house full of sick folks at home.
The legislature Of Nj slssippi has imposed
tax Of - on bachelors of is years and over.
Mrs. g. P. Arnold IL quite ill at her relatives,
Mr.. T%rundle's, In Dixie. Perry county, Ark.
Mr.. Abs Nish requests rs to change his ad.
dress iron LaGrxnGs, Indiana, to New Yori
City.
Mr.. a. Wilker left for the east, Wednesday
evening, to buy goods. he will be gone sbsu
. week.
Mas Allie Wschter. of glasgow. who hat
bean visiting relatives here. returned hom.
Monday.
Harshall Democrat, March ll:-"Mr. Chris
Catron. one Of Lafayetts's wealthy farmers, wal
In eur city yesterday"
Miss kallisps Georgioa Andrethake, from tbs
kingdom OF Greece, entered the E. Aull Semi.
nary - . pupil this week.
Col. J. z. Willis, warden of the Missouri
psnitentisry. was in the city as q witness in the
Hill case. last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Tyler and Misses Sue
and Lizzie Tyler locked through the Intelligen-
Ger snace one day this week.
Misses Bette Moran and Alice Dennls, Of
Clay township. have been visiting at Mr.. J. P.
Halle, in this city, during the week.
Mr.. Csrbley Hughes IL still quite Ill with
pisuro-pneumonia Of . typhoid tendency. Hi
Physicisn thinks. however, that he will re.
cover.
Mr.. J. W. Mckinney. advance agent for tn.
Agnss Hernd0n troupe. and Q member of the K.
q. Owl Club. called on the Intelligencsr We'd
nssday.
Mss Mary Converse. Of Louisville. KY, be.
came = pupil Of the +. A. Seminary . few day.
since. She 10 . daughter of one OF the editors Of
the Christian Observer.
Judge J. F Downing, recently of AullviIle.
has moved to Independence. aud gone into the
hotel business. He - an upright and worthy
citizen, and We wish him we'll.
1t was runored in town. yesterday, that Mr..
pator Thnrno - dad w. .ur,l Az .fo
graph, late yesterday afternoon. that he was
not emily alive. but somewhat better.
Fiessnnt Hill Dispatch. March l0:-''Mrs.
LISzic EcKle aud youngest child, from Lexing
ton. are over spending several weeks with rela-
tivss in the family Of Rev. N. Adkisson."
II John Hixon died In Ripley couniY. Mo-.
"p the 97th ult ut the advanced age Of So year.
He Tough with Gen Jackson In Louisiana, and
WAS wounded { tie battle oil Hprse-snoe Bend.
Union CITY, Tenn, Anchor, March 5:-..Mrs
v r. Voc HES. accomp MED by her brother,
Mr. Louis STARK. return.d from Missouri, wher.
she had been visiting her father. a few days
since"
Mrs. 4. F. Donnan, o. Joplin, Jasper county,
who has been here on y visit for some weeks to
her fathers family. will leave, Monday, for
Hsvaaa City, Vernon county, where sine will
probably reside In future.
A Mr.. VIM. Trrgg having bsen reported kill
ed, some two weeks ago ON y southern railroad,
the friends of VIM K.Trigx. of this CITY, were
glad to hear from hi ii At Meridian, Miss.,
March It'll. hale and hearty.
HiEyinsville Advance:-"Dr. Lanktord. of
st. Louis. noted among the medical profession
Of the state, WAS here Wednesday, en- route 10
visit Robert Cox, Esq. Of Dover. who has been
an invalid Tor . long while.
Miss Aollie. daughter Of Mr.. B. A. H. Hill,
Of Clay township, il quite Ill from u broken
thigh and badly wounded knse-cap. received
some three weeks ago. by 4 fall from \ wagon.
She II getting along pretty we'll now.
The only objection We have to Mr.. Brcathitt
10 that he il . bachelor. He promises, however.
to remedy this fault Immediately. II he 10 elec-
ted criminal judge. BE remarked, by the way.
taat there were 3 great many good looking girls
IN Lexington. That 10 true. Mr.. B., and they
are A. COED or better than they look.
DR.. ]. n. Esckler, formally of Quality
Ridge. Saline county, but now Of Orange coun-
y, Florida. spent last Saturday and Sunday in
eur city. He 10 new on his way back home.
When he left. on the aSth OF February, the air
was burdened with the perfume Of aOwers, and
the orange tress were loaded with dne golden
frait. He is highly pleased with his new home.
At the recent ssmi-annusl sxsnination. at
the Missouri Medical College, at st. LeuIs. out
of ever $40 students only 2 received loo merit
narks. many getting under 50. One of these
was Mr.. Julius Garssche; the other was Monroe
Stsadish, son ofthe late Austin Standish, A. G..
Parsons Ne. Inf. Div. c. 8. A., ana nephew Of
rhsmss standish. Of this city. We extend to
him and to his admirable mother our congratu-
~lations.
Tho Misses Zuls and Sallle RrightwelI, of Ray
county. were In town shopping this week. Their
father, Mr.. 3. c. T. Brightwell, who il now
managing Capt. Rankin's farming operations,
was for many years q citizen OF this county,
originally hailing from ''ole Virginny," and Is
. gentleman in the best acceptstion of the term,
~ we'll H An active aud correct business man.
We commend him to the good graoss Of the poo
pie OF the kingdom Of Ray.
"Arkalsaw," Elijah Stanton. . member Of
sledsse's battery. who was badly shot up at
Pea Ridge, came up from the south 4 few days
ake. He obtained employment with Mr. j. B.
Silver. Though be has but one arm he wants to
work his way. Frank Trlgg and DIR. Russell
tosk connipiion its over the old fellow when
they arst saw him. Frank got his leg sti1ening
At the . M time, and DR.. Russell dressed '.Ar-
ksnsaw's" seven wounds after the fight
Luz ioilo"lnR hameQ gentlemen n ave paid us
pleasant yIsits since olr last issue:-W. C
Bsrne-. &. 8. Anier-on. G W. Robertson. DR..
4. ). II ghe,. Gen j, @. Shelby. WIN S
Fomtalne, Evan Young, II G Page DR.. 8. 5.
Emison, Thus Allison. DR. 81 81. Robinson,
DIR James Belt, Joseph Il Page. sr, Nat. 8
ID WIS. Clint 8 dnOr. Wyatt Webb, Jno. B..
Breathitt, W. I. Anier- on. j K Osb IRA .Jno.
Brown. Bur Wren. ID Payne. VIM. Bradford,
is Thompson
sichmun,i Cnn.srvstor;-'.MIss Minnie B..
Davis the sparkling Il. Louis belle, who has
br<n spen'lln- two we IS In our city, departed
saturday for Lexi gron. her old home, where
she will remain a short time. and then max. a
tour through the south, whrre she will spend
the summer, and on tia Wings Of the signing
breeze, as it sweeps down to the sea. psrfumed
with the swsets of orange bloom aud magnolia.
arc borne the best wishes Of many warm Rich
nond friends. We learn that the ''P. B.'.'
are disconsolate."
The memoirs Of Jefferson Davis, are rap.
idly approaching completion. Mr.. J. C. Derby,
OF Appleton, has been paying n visit to Mr..
Davis at Beauvoir, and reports the work well
under way. 1t will consist OF two octave VOL
umes, illustrated with portraits Of persons who
anrr0nndea Mr. nayia dur,no thu lut. III.