Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1881-02-19
Personalities.
MI. h. Stumpf is visiting his family.
M;.a Mamma t,order ia visiting at Mr.. John

Mr.. Z. Stumpf is visiting his family.
Miss Mamie Corder is visiting at Mr.. John I.
Miss Belle Green Is visiting friends in st.
Louis.
Mrs. E. A.. Clisbee, of Kansas City. is home
on a visit.
Ex-Gov. Willard P. Hall has had a stroke of
paralysis.
week for q day or two.
Benoist Maraschall, one OF st. Louis old
timers, Is dead; aged o..
Joab wor. hIngton's little girl. who has been
very i'll. Is getting better.
Hon. Joseph f. Smith came up to spend sun
day. He was looking we'll.
Mr.. George Bu.Iard. formerly of this city has
been mere visiting this week.
Mr.. B. +. Tudor. OF HigglnsVille, who has
BEEN very i'll with pneumonia. is convalrscent.
Henry C. Wullace, Esq . is absent at Court
in Saline county. He will probably return to-
night. :,
Andrew county, and will be gone several
weeks.
Gen. Graham had another OF his fainting
spells, last Friday night, but was out again the
next day.
z. G. Times:-''Well, surely Henry Mapleson
WAS y fortunate Individual to be allowed TO
Marie koze."
Norborne Independent :-''Mr. Carl Roh, .
noted German doctor of this place. hss removed
to Miami Station.'
Mr.. George Maitland tried to get away to New
Mexico. this week but couldn't. He will wait
till there Ia less snow.
Mr.. Sinauer returned home Monday. He was
caught at Slater by the snow, and speaks we'll
OF his entertainment there.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. 5. Trigg came twenty miles
over the deep SHOWS. Wednesday. in a sleigh,
to visit friends In Lexington.
Misses Mary and Bessie Emison, OF Davis
township. and Miss AittIs Sparks. are in the
city visiting at Mr.. W. A. Chsnsior's.
. DIR. John Lyon has returned from his visit to
Oak Grove. He was warmly embraced by John
Hsusam and jim Anderson wept for 10y.
Miss Mollie Eaton, sister of Mrs. w. E. Ker-
doin, Jr., and Mrs. W. A. Dudgeon, her cous-
in, OF Faystte. are visiting at Central College.
Mss Riley and Master Tonic Armstrong, Of
K. c., daughter and son of Mr.. H. j. Arm
strong. are visiting at Mr.. W. A. Chsnslsr's.
Col. Thomas Thoroughmsn was in the city,
Wednesday. visiting Messrs. Wallace & Chiies.
who are his attorneys in some important mat
tiers.
The Baroness Burdett- Coutts and VIM. Ash
mead Bartlett were married at Christ church.
London, February IL. The old girl has got him
at last.
Captain James H. Eakin, proprietor Of the
Marshall Democrat, q wsrn-heartcd. generous
gentleman, beloved by all who knew hun, died
at his lone last Sunday. .
Senator Vest received, February IL. a hand
some seal ring from Capt. Pike Thompson. OF
Saline county. The seal Is q very handsome
bias relief of the Missouri state arms.
Mr.. Joseph Hook had terrible trip through
the snow drifts to attend the funeral of his broth
er. The worse ones we're found near Mr.. Rem
nabsrger's, in Washington township.
Little Forrest Russell tainted at the E. Aull
soiree. last Friday night. and had to be carried
from the room. Mrs. Ireland cared for him
over night. and he was almost fully recovered
the next day.
st. Louis Christian Advocate, February 49,
''Just before closing the columns of this week.
paper we received q telegrsm from Richmond.
No.. announcing that Rev. Tyson Dimes. Of the
Mo. Conference. was In u dying condition, with
NO hope of recovery"
Denver. Col, Tribune: -''I'uebio received an
appropriation of $50. 600 yesterday, the house
Olu luz .IOO 8pVIOpTIALlOu ubVAuk P00ocu ~
senate. The successful passage ID largely due
to the personal popularity Of Senator A. Corder,
VIII IL cordially liked by every member OF tn.
body"
Fl. Worth Democrat, February l2:-"Mr. J,
e. Hutchins. city editor Of the Waco
hiss thrown aside the editorial harness. and gon.
into the railroad business. having accepted 8
position under Col. NJ. 8. Hall, who has u con.
| t,,~e 80 tho N.oo1,,r, Duo,an lAftuo,p Hills.
boro and Waco"
Congressman Fernando Wood died at Ao
Springs, Ark. last Sunday. He had been II
congress for many years, and was an able man
He was chairman Of the on ways ant
means, and only q few days before his deafi
made a splendid agat for v 3 per cent. fundinf
bill. denouncing the national bank effort te
force up the rate.
The following named have called On the Intel
ugencer since our last lssue:-H. D. Kite. Thos
Clark. Upton Wilson. T. w. Osborne, T. w.
| Shockley. DIR. E. B. Aeng, A. NJ. Stanfeid,
George B. Green, Mrs. W. p. Thompson. DR.
R. 8. Hughes. J.C.D Dunlap. John o'Donnsll
Jas. W. Hannah, John Yokely. W. 3. TriEg,
Dr.. james Bslt and Lee Moran.
Lexington Intelligencer, February la:-"Char-
ley Mitchell says 1t is a Kentucky boy; u reg.
| ohnA pAoS Sioos. OuA oShaShtCu SouA hos pSSi
enlightened, since last week. to the fact that {
kentucky boy' ia a girl. We didn't know
| We thought those matters We're the same IN Ken
lucky as in Missouri. Mr.. Mitchell refers al
persons who want to know why they are not tt
/ Mr. A. J. Hall.
Our big, whole-souled, genial friend, Johr
Yokely, who il. a dsnizen of Vernon county, bu
will never be happy till he gets hack to LAFAYETTE
dropped in on as, Unexpectedly, Wednesday
He had no news to tell US, but said he Away,
looked for all that was anoat regarding thi
county in the Intelligsncsr. He has three grow,
dsuQhters, and, he SAYS. when the Intelligence
il brought in they drop everything else and al
go to reading it at once-one holding up eacl
corner and the other reading the other side. n,
compliment could have pleased US more thai
that. We have four girls of our own that W,
love, and the good wife, too, and still our hear
Is big enough to take in the whole sex. W
love them bscsuse they are the salt of the earth
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