Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1881-02-05
Personalities.

dead.
Miss Stella Poleet. OF st. Jo., Is a new pupl
at the E. A.
Mr.. Langtry says his wife has no idea Of be
coming an actress.
Miss Kate Graham has returned from q visi
to friends at Mayhem.
Miss Della Harrelson, Of MAYHEM. is visit
Ing at Mr.. Andy Grsham's.
Miss Minnie Colburn. of Warrensburg, Is
new arrival at Central College.
Gen. Joe Johnston has a good insurance bust.
ness and considerable property.
Mr.. James I. Taylor, OF Kansas City. vel
known here, was In town Monday.
A number of our exchanges are modelling
their personal columns after this one.
Senator Mcdonald, of Indiana, is one of the
most popular men in Washington society.
1t is reported that the three daughters of Sec
rotary Evarts will be married during the present
year.
street Thursday. fully recovered from his recent
illness.
Messrs. Garter Temple and George Schofeld
have gone to Eureka Springs. the former for
rheumatism.
Paul Castor, the Ottumwa magic physician,
not able to save himself from the memorable
reaper, is dead.
Mrs. Lou Walters went up to Kansas City
Monday. on a visit to her brother. She returned
Thursday evening.
Mr.. w. u. WaiRright has been dangerously
sick during the present week, with pneumonia,
but is now much better.
Mr.. Carleton Smith and wife. of Hull Station.
Illinois. have been visiting at Mr.. Samuel
Smiths near Aullville.
Mr.. A. Q. Burnham paid US q visit Tuesday.
ca route for home from his trip to Artesis,
Miss.. and Mobile, Ala.
Mr.. Albert Parker. ~post.master general Of
sedalia. was in tswn Thursday, where he made
a good impression on the boys.
We regret to see it stated that Esquire VIM.
T. Anderson has been suffering from q severe
attack of Indammatory rheumatism.
st. Joseph Gazette: ''Mlss Annie CIagett. a
charming little lady from Lexington. Mo-, is
visiting the family of her uncle. Capt. n. NJ.
Clagett.''
The salem Advocate has an advertisement
which reads exactly as follows:
cell a COW to some man that will have . cali
before fall"
Miss Lillian Wiley. of this city. was elected
q teacher in the Odd Fellows College. at Hum
last, for that place.
0S'SJ AoA.s VA VuAS shAuV
this month. from Portsmouth, O., where he
has lived several years, to permanently reside
at his old home on the Dover read.
Mrs. S. ID. Peters. Of this city, returned, one
day last week, from a visit to Millersburg. Ky.
She vas accompanied by her sister, Miss Carrie
Watson. who will remain . few weeks.
Kansas City Nsil:--''Ths many friends of Mr..
Virgil keene. OF st. LOUIS, will be pleased to
learn Of his marriage to ono Of the fairest bellies
of Maryville, Mo-, Miss Sallie Lamar. The
Mail wish them much joy"
The widow of the late Gen. John A. Suffer
died last week in Pennsylvania. She was q
Swiss lady. She passed through many hard
ships with her husband in California, and has
been i'll ever since his death. last June.
"Women have many faults; men have but
two; there's nothing right they say. and
nothing right they do! But if naughty men do
nothing right, and never say what's true. what
precious fools we women are to love them as we
do ~
Solomon E. Waggoner. Esq, Rt. E. Grand
Commander of Knights Templar, paid DeMolay
Commandery a visit this week. He was accom-
panied by w. j. Terrell. Esq, Generalissimo.
Both gentlemen called on the lntelligencer, and
lett behind pleasant memories of their visit.
Mrs. John kriehn and her son and daughter. |
Master. Otto and Miss Johanna, will start to |
Germany about the first Of May, and will be
gone two or three yesrs. Misc Johanna will
finish her musical education, while IN Germany. |
We wish them q safe voyage, and a pleasant |
visit.
Assessor White, having completed his books,
called on US, Thursday. to bid US adieu. Mr..
White is a gentleman Of fine feeling; has made
an .nicient and laithfal officer, and takes with
him into his retirement the good wishes Of all
who have come In contact with him In the DIS
charge Of his Official duties.
1t has been ascertained that Col. Potter, Of the |
United States geological survey, who has been
since October, was robbed and murder
ed by a party of three Greasers, who were ar
rested and placed in Jail, but that same night
were taken out and hanged by the citizens of
Albuquerque, New Mexico.
The following named gentlemen have called
on the Intelligencer since its last Issue
Fsrguson, D.. NJ. Cravens. A. w. Douthitt, H.
e. SYdnor, S. F. Davis. Loeb Terhune, A. w.
DeBolt, Jos. B. Shelby. C. G. Pool, Dave Pool,
Henry Herr John C.. Wood, j. r. Eckle, John
r. Herr. h. W. Warder and A. c. Burnham,
Rich Hill, No., Mining Review :-.sR. s..
has taken charge, by instructions
from Gen. Talmage, OF Pittsburg and Bedford i
ssssAohS. - " 10 hUouL tQree anu one .AAlf |
miles south OF the city and named in honor OF
our genial and accommodating fellow-citizen.
Jen. W. Bedford. Pittsburg is the name Of the
station at the Rich Hill coal mines over 1t
the T."
We received u regular ''long horn'' visit, |
Monday, from Messrs. e. c. Pool, Dave Pool
and Henry Herr. Mr.. Columbus Pool, who
moved to Texas some years ago. has many |
friends and relatives in Lafayette. the home OF
MS youth, and was here with his wife to see |
them. He has grown to be immense In. hi,
physical proportions, and, we are glad to know,
has thriven in a worldly way since he left us to 4
deal in mavericks. In addition to raising cattle
ne does a large business in buying and market
ing beeves. BE is loud In his praises Of Texas,
and Is a dangerous man to talk to for any one
who has symptoms of the grazing fever. He lett
for home the day after he called.