Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1881-09-17
Personalities.
Miss Mary Proctor is quite ill with fever.

Mr6. Y. A. DuOktl ID quite blCk Win DtiSh 2
disease.
Mr.. J. L. Boone, of MAYHEM. is very ill with
bilious fever.
Mr.. Gus Dunkel is visiting fri ends and rela-
tives in the city.
Mr.. John Campbell, of Odessa, is very sick
with typhoid fever.
MIR. L. R. Smith and wife arrived home, in
Odessa, yesterday.
Old Uncle Peter Colt. of Sni-a-Bar township.
Is quite low with erysipelas.
Mr.. BENZ. Vaughan desires us to change his
address from Higginsville to Dover.
Next Tuesday is the Path anniversary of the
marriage OF Mr.. and Mrs. Ethan Allen.
Mr.. Vim. Whitehurst requests that his address
be changed from San Jose, CAL. to Gilroy, Cal.
Mr.. Tom Wilson is dangerously ill with con-
gestlon of the brain 1t his home in Kansas City.
Sedalia Democrat:-s'Miss Lilly Goodwin, of
Lafayette county, ID visiting Mrs. DR.. Thomas
Field.o
Mr.. Alex. Maitland. Jr., and wife. of Ray
county, have been in the city this week visiting
relatives and friends.
Miss Annie Mary shotwell arrived safely at
home on Wednesday the It'll inst, from a long
visit to the Lone Star state.
Sedaiia Democrat, Sept 1lth:-Miss Hortense
PHILIPPE leaves tomorrow (Monday). to attend
Mrs. Cuthbert's Seminary in st. LOUIS"
Mrs. 8. j. Andrew. Mrs. s. A. More
head, Mrs. Jno. E. Burden and Mrs. G.. L..
Leyburn took in Kansas City last Tues ay.
Mrs. Ann Norman left last Tuesday morn
ing to visit her deceased husbands relatives and
friends in st. Charles county. Mo. She will
probably be absent q couple of months.
Sedalia Democrat. Sept. l4th :-Captain Ryland
Todhunter, OF Lafayette county, the well known
breeder of fne horses and ether live stock. was
in town yesterday on his way to the Chicago
fair"
In speaking of the charity ball at Marshall
last week, the Progress says:-''Mr. Steele. the
handsome county clerk of La feyette was pres
ent with tho two Misses Corder, two pretty
Lexingtonians."
Mr.. John G.. Fall leaves, Monday. for Bon
ham, Texas. to spend the winter, and perhaps
to locate there permanently. MI. Fall has
lived in this city forty years, and We hope he
will not determine to leave US.
Carrollton Democrat:-Mr. William Green,
of Lexington, spent Sunday last in the city with
friends T" . Misses Mollie ard Fannie
Cheatham, two charming young ladies from
Emma kerby, of this city.
MIR. Joseph Gossadge, of Swanwick, Rag
county, brother-in-law of the late Mr.. Geo.
sS SASy Aos oSSS
panied by Mr.. Nance's lather. MIR. Gossadge,
whom We find to be a very intelligent gentle (
man, paid the Intelligencer a pleasant visit.
Mr.. Swinburne writes to the Rappel: ''EHg-
land has Just lost her last republican and free
thinking patriarch. My old friend Trelawney
is gone, at the great age Of lightweight, TO
meet the friends and emulators OF his errant and
war-liks ~youth-Shelley, Byron and Canaris.''
Jefferson City correspondence Sedalia Demo-
Graf, Sept. 18th ~ Fannie Bayllss, Of Lex
ington, who has been visiting the lamily of Mr. |
Elljah Gntes fer the past three or four weeks, re-
turned home yesterday. That Miss Bayliss may
conclude to reside permanently in this city Is
among the probabilities. -"
Sedalia Democrat, Sept. 11th:-''Mr. John
Vaughn and Blanton Vaughn passed through
Sedalla yesterday on their way to Fort Scott, +
where MIR. John Vaughn has u brother, William
Vaughn. at the poiut of death from rheumatism
Of the heart. 1t Is probable that he was too late
to reach him before he died. All the parties are
from Lafayette county,"
William Hyde. editor Oh the St. Louis Repub-
llcan. completes twenty-five years OF service ON
that paper on the sth day OF January. He served
his apprenticeship as the only reporter that
paper had for years, and was the first man west
Of the Mississippi to receive and prepare u news
message over the wires. He will observe the
anniversary by taking q vacation and going on a
tour around the world.
Ira d. Sankey: the Evangelist, sailed for Eng
land by the steamer City OF Bellin last Saturday.
accompanied by his wife and two children. His
colleague, Mr.. Moody, will follow in about u
fortnight. They expect to begin work in Eng
land about the middle OF October. Later they
will visit Ireland in response to the 400 clergy
men Of the Irish Episcopal church, and still
later they will 60 to the Continent. They ex-
poet to be gone two years.
The Kellogg Concert Troupe is now made up,
and consists of Miss Clara Louise Kellogg, So
prano; Miss Alta Pease, contralto; Signor
Brignoli, tenor; signor Miranda. baritone; I.
A~damowskI. violinist, and f. Lelbling, pianist.
The season will open on the 29th instant IN Mas
sachusetts. Signor Miranda, who was secured
in England by Miss Kellogg. is said to have q
voice Of very rare excellsnce and to be the pos.
SCISSOR of q finished style.
Mr.. Lonny Lee, whose singular case of
paralysis we mentioned some weeks ago, called
to see us Tuesday. He has recovered from the
paralysis, but has entirely lost the use of his
right eye and is deaf and dumb. His mental
faculties seem to be as good as ever, and he
cenverses intellligently and freely with q slate
and pencil which he carries with hlla. He SAYS
that he feel 8 rs well as he ever did in his life
but is occasionally troubled with q temporary
touch OF paralysis.
Sedalia Democrat, Sept. 18th; ..Goa,der
Young, a son OF Mr.. Grove Young, of Aullyiua
who represents a prominent ST. Louis queens.
ware house, was in the city yesterday having
returned from a successful trip to Texss- He :,
a chip of the old block, = which'is e good one ,
Our contemporary in this pararraph promotes
Grove Young into the father OF a full grown
young gentleman but u few years his Junior. bur
II roos Mr.. Taos. G. Young of this city, OF q DO,
mat ne mas long laid claim to-. He is no doup
a chip Oh the old block. but not that block.
Inc following young ladies from a distanc,
are pupils ut Central Female College:-AIissel
Emma Kelley, Lathrop; Sallie Johnson, St
Josephi Minnie Crowley, Kearney; Lizzi,
Crowley. Lawson; Mo!Ile Hanks, Nebraskt
City. Neb.; Pearl Wilkinson, Chapel Hill
Mary Hays, Mt. Leonard; Lee Catron Higgins.
Vile; MIllie Wakefield and Ida Beauie, Sayan.
nah; Geneva Fox, Norris Fork; Matte Elliot
Holden; Flora Prather, Harlan; Minnie Celbern,
Warrensburg; Mollie Colbern, Lees Summit
Minnie Greer and Matte Greer, AullvilIe; Sslli,
Searcy, Lathrop; Jennie Asbury, Warrensburg
Lizzie Dugglns, Marshall; Mollie Benson, Pat.
louisville; Della Grimes, Hattie Grimes and Sallle
Cramer, Millviile; Lois Price and Emma Flem-
ing, LaMonte; Annie Mckinley, Windsor ;LizzI,
Hughes and Maggie Hughes. Tucson, Arizona
Mary Lamar ana Henrietta Lamar, Dawson
Sallie Gibbs, Triplett; Ada Smith and Carrie
Carter. Lafayette county; Lucy Ball Carrollton
Lucy Hudnall, Napoleon; Annie Ketner, juno.
ton City. Kansas; Carrie Foote. Chicago, Ills
The following young ladies from o distance
are new enrolled As pupils at the Baptist Col
lege: Misses Emma Beattie, Carrollton; Ellis
Beck and Minnie Warren, Sedalla; Mimi,
Berkeley, Cameron; Lula CEiles and Annie
Vickars, Mayvlew; Jessie Cock. Clinton; Min.
ME Colllls, Glasgow; Lille Beacon and Belle
Givan, Harrisonville; Cora Donlln, Hopkins
Alice Edwards, Greenville, South Carolina;
Lille Egelhof. Maggie Galley. Maude Gregory,
Lulu Martin, Ada Qulnlan, Nellie Weston anc
Alma Winner, Kansas City; Belle Ford, Wat.
son; Ellen FORBADE, Graham; Emma Fry,
Allie Pickett and Ida Pickett. Clinton CO.. Emm.
Cant. Piatssburg; Dulce and Wardie George
Platte county; Maude Graves, Nevada; Mamie
Graves. Annie HALEY and Halle Smith,. Saline
county; HELEN Green, Converse; Minnie Hance
and Ella Pitts, Huntsville; Comorah Harrison
Aullville; Lula Herring, Brownsville; Lutte
Hunt, Lone Jack; Lille kennedy, Higginsville
Edith Leonard, Mt. Leonardo; Jennie Lewis
Lees summit; Carrie Lynne, Slater; Dixi
McClelland and Emma Petty. Liberty; Minnie
Payne, Hamburg, Iowa ;Libbie Power, Albany
lsadore Pratt, Denison Texas ;Snllie Robinson,
Harrisburg; Katie Sermon, Independence
Prudie Sninn, Lathrop; Joy Taylor. Miami
Mary Tucker. Bunccton; Anna Tut, Mar
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