Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1881-01-29
Personalities.
Mat. Carpenter is sick.

Mat. Carpenter 10 sick.
Darwin, the naturalist. Is ill.
Charlie F,ster has been to Washington.
Miss Nav Reynolds returned home Sunday.
Capt. Roley Porter Is in town visiting his
family.
Master Willie Quarles has gone to Westmlns-
ter to school.
Gen. H. C.. Boteler has had a painful attack
Of rheumatism.
Bernhardt has been charming the St. Louis
folks this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. B.. Montgomery started to
Europe Tuesday.
Miss Georgia Hill. of Odessa, entered Central
College last Monday.
Hon. Joseph F. smith returned to his duties
at Jefferson Monday.
Mr.. Jacob Zentmeyer has been very Ill with
paralysis Of the brain.
Gov. Phelps has had an attack OF rheumatism'
at st. Louis, this week.
Mr.. W. D. Wainwright has been quite SICK
during the present week.
Mr.. Merrineld who has boon Ill has again
taken charge OF his tram.
Miss Emma Timms, Of Liberty. has Just en-
tered the Baptist College.
Miss Matte Reynolds. OF st. Joseph. ID In
the city visiting relatives.
Miss Weightman Carter, of aigginsVllie. en-
tered Central College last Tuesday.
Another accession to the Baptist College in
Miss vergis Thornton, of Knob Noster.
Linpeus sends another representative to the
Baptist College-Miss Clara Wflkesson.
Burdette nattsrs the ladies' of Alaska by saying
that II they get drunk they also get sober.
Miss Lizzie Hughes of Tucson. Arizona. has
entered Central College for the. second Term.
Miss Winona Bates, Of st. Louis. daughter OF
DR.. Julian Bates. Is a new pupil ut the E. Aull.
We hear with regret that DR.. W. A. Webb
has been sadly af1icted with neuraigts Of the
eyes.
Mlss Minnie Payne, of Hamburg, lows. il
one of the new pupils at the Baptist Female
College.
Mr.. E. A. sothsrn, the great comedian. is
dead. He especially distinguished himself az
Dundresry.
Rev. W. h. Perrine, D. D., . prominent
Methodist divine, died at Albion. Nlch.. Jan.
ed, aged a..
Miss Geanie Spurgson, of Brownsville. arrived
10 Lexington. this week, and will attend Central
College next term.
Rt. e. G. C. Sol. E. Waggoner, of Macon,
will be here next Tuesday night to inspect De
Molay~ Csmmsndery. Nos.
Mai. Beck, or Sedalls was pleased with his
visit to Lexington. He has left his daughter rs
. pupil in the Baptist College.
lchmo Conservator:-Al johnson. Of
ington. was in the city Tuesday and called to
see Us. He reports Lexington lively.
Mr.. John Currle, formerly = typo In this ofnce,
but now publishing q newspaper IN Kansas,
after an absence Of three years, is IN tho city
visiting relatives and friends.
Mrs. P. h. and her daughter.
T r,tia 1an Thnpadav far .TnraeVVile- IlR..
whore they go to visit friends. They will go to
Dunklin county, Mo-, before they return.
St. Louis Evening Chronicle, Jan. s7th:-
''vlrgil Keene and bride arrived by this morn
lng's train and domiciled at the Lacleds. They
will attend the Bernhard performance this
evening"
DIR. McAnally had a fall on the Ice. last Fri
day, in st. Louis. which caused him some suf-
faring, but he Is better. He has . warm corner
In many hearts. and We hope no evil effects will
ensue from his mlshap. I'D.
Mr.. Watt P. Jennings, who is now yard mas
ter at the Bridgeport Yard of the G. q A.. rail-
road, at Chicago. has been here on a visit to his
friends. Watt Is . good railroad man, and We
are glad to note his promotion.
We learnithat DR.. Claude Watson, son Of DR..
L. Watson. of this city has permanently located
al Mexico. NO.. where he will continue the
practice of his profession. DR.. Claude has
many friends in this oIty who will rejoice to
hear that he already has q large and growing
practice.
Mr.. Meyer Keller is travelling for B. Nswber-
ger millinery, st. Joseph. He IL An active
young man and a good talker. He will succeed.
platte City Landmark Jan alst:-''Capt.C Z. C.
Pool and wife, of Fort Worth. Texas. who have
been visiting relatives (Nr. Henry Colman, ST.,
and family LETT yesterday for Lafayette county,
MO-, prior to returning to their cattle rancho in
Texas. ~
The following FAMED have paid the Intelligent
Ger pleasant visits since our last issne:-R. w.
PEBBLES. T.vsW. Barnes. Geo. Odell, Jas. H.
Christy. Thos. Galloway, d. A. Ridgeway, W.
L. Kerdolf, Jr.. l.. C. Eichler. T. S. Gent
meyer. c. 7. Hill. Jno. Shier, r. W. Page. W.
A. ChsnslSr. L. Lomax. VIM, Waiter. Nathan
Corder, jackson Corder. DR.. Jas. Belt, DIR. j.
W.. Meug. J.. B Silver. S. v. billiard and Col.
J. T. Child OF
Now, ladies. Harper's Bazaar comes to your
relief in this Observation-Disclosures hands, stir
and parnlyzed. as it weie, in their kid castings.
are no longer modern, or considered elegant.
The peau de Suede glove reigns and triumphe, To
the exclusion Of that of dressed kid. For morn
ings and afternoons, undressed kid gloves Of
the natural or the medium color are worn for
dinners and soirees; they are of light delicate
tints, while for balls they are white. In all cir
cumstances they must be very long. very loose,
and without buttons-three conditions essential
ut present for elegance"
Lexington boys seem to take quite as naturally
to ''drumminz'' as do ducks to water. Already
the following yeun2 gentlemen are ION the
rosd'' and several more expect to be shortly:
". w. Keene, W.K Trigz, Kent. Chambers,
B. f. Waddell, Isadore Keller. Meyer Keller.
Abe Keller and Colder Young. The following
older gentlemen also hail from this port: DR..
T. C.. Ready. Jake Greenfield, T.. G. Crenshaw.
Harry Gilmore, DR.. r. Trotter J. G. Ganter,
NJ. w. Conkllng, Thos. Chlnn and George W.
withers. It take sharp. keen business men to
make successful commercial travellers. and all
OF the above are such.